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The Bag
Going home lonely woman finds the corpse on the lane. The man was strangled by the plastic bag. And this is not the first murder in the city. Who is this maniac and who is his next victim? Major Gunko and Junior Lieutenant Petrushka are going to investigate this series of murders.
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Going home lonely woman finds the corpse on the lane. The man was strangled by the plastic bag. And this is not the first murder in the city. Who is this maniac and who is his next victim? Major Gunko and Junior Lieutenant Petrushka are going to investigate this series of murders.
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Genre:Crime, Horror
Written By:Max Melnik
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