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Maten a la Hiena
La Hiena is a man that passes off as calm but is in reality full of hate along with his son, another thug. One day his son gets killed by the police which sets La Hiena on a mission of death.
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La Hiena is a man that passes off as calm but is in reality full of hate along with his son, another thug. One day his son gets killed by the police which sets La Hiena on a mission of death.
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Written By:Armando Ríos
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