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Gholam, returning home one night, witnesses a murder on Lalehzar Street and goes to the local police station to report the crime.
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Gholam, returning home one night, witnesses a murder on Lalehzar Street and goes to the local police station to report the crime.
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Written By:Ahmad Najibzadeh
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