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Lone Star Hate (1998)
Documentary on the gruesome 1993 gay-bashing murder of Nicholas West in conservative Tyler, Texas and the subsequent justice system response up to an including interviews with the killers on death-row.
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Documentary on the gruesome 1993 gay-bashing murder of Nicholas West in conservative Tyler, Texas and the subsequent justice system response up to an including interviews with the killers on death-row.
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In Theaters:2/14/1998
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