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The Long Dick of the Law (2014)

Young European hard bodied sluts Doris Ivy, Lana S, Leda, Michelle Moore and Sophie Lynx are all suspects in the murder of a wealthy playboy. In Frank Major´s "The Last Case" the investigation requires that the suspects submit to some very particular interrogation techniques as their asses are taken repeatedly by a police department on a mission to solve this baffling crime. Five scenes including two threesomes and a oily wrestling match which leaves both girls fully satisfied. But will the punishment fit the crime, or will this indeed be the last case?
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Young European hard bodied sluts Doris Ivy, Lana S, Leda, Michelle Moore and Sophie Lynx are all suspects in the murder of a wealthy playboy. In Frank Major´s "The Last Case" the investigation requires that the suspects submit to some very particular interrogation techniques as their asses are taken repeatedly by a police department on a mission to solve this baffling crime. Five scenes including two threesomes and a oily wrestling match which leaves both girls fully satisfied. But will the punishment fit the crime, or will this indeed be the last case?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Frank Major
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In Theaters:1/1/2014
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Private

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