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Passage 

The woman was fixing her car and trying to start it when she heard a loud thud behind her. She turns around and sees a man show up behind her car, his shirt stained with blood and a gun in his hand.
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The woman was fixing her car and trying to start it when she heard a loud thud behind her. She turns around and sees a man show up behind her car, his shirt stained with blood and a gun in his hand.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Jakkarin Panakorn, Chanon Dahan, Pramot Numsinlark
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Missing One Production

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