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Speck (2002)
Gruesome true story of murderer Richard Speck who killed eight nursing students in one night in Chicago during the late sixties. The story also follows him to his prison fate and uncovers more of his strange behavior before his death.
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Gruesome true story of murderer Richard Speck who killed eight nursing students in one night in Chicago during the late sixties. The story also follows him to his prison fate and uncovers more of his strange behavior before his death.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Horror, Mystery
Written By:Don Adams
In Theaters:10/1/2002
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Magic Hat Media, Full Moon Pictures, Shadow Entertainment
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