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Tainted Blood (1993)

After a 17-year-old shoots his parents dead and then turns the gun on himself, an investigative reporter makes a disturbing discovery. The adopted boy was born to a mother who, as a teen, inexplicably murdered her parents as well. Even more alarming is the discovery that the dead boy has a twin, who may also be genetically predisposed to kill.
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After a 17-year-old shoots his parents dead and then turns the gun on himself, an investigative reporter makes a disturbing discovery. The adopted boy was born to a mother who, as a teen, inexplicably murdered her parents as well. Even more alarming is the discovery that the dead boy has a twin, who may also be genetically predisposed to kill.

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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Matthew Patrick
Written By:Kathleen Rowell
In Theaters:3/3/1993
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Fast Track Pictures, Wilshire Court Productions, USA Network

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