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A troubled teenager walks into a grocery store carrying assault rifles killing many people. An investigation is held to answer questions as to why the teenager did this? How did a minor teenager get his hands on all those assault weapons?
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A troubled teenager walks into a grocery store carrying assault rifles killing many people. An investigation is held to answer questions as to why the teenager did this? How did a minor teenager get his hands on all those assault weapons?
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Written By:Emilio Roso
In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Emilio Roso
Director
Doris Roberts
Ruth Morrison
Eric Roberts
Detective McQueen
Corey Feldman
Agent Barnes
Thaao Penghlis
Father Nicolas
Katarina Fabic
Gloria Coleman
Grainger Hines
Sheriff Conolly
Jack Betts
Sam Morrison
Emilio Roso
Sebastian Lopez
Michael Yavnielli
Jeff Jones
Abbie Roberts
Megan Morrison
Jaron Adams
Neighbor Kid
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