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Tragic Search in the Woods 

In the 3+ minute short, titled Tragic Search in the Woods, Mefisto takes a trip to the abandoned Crystal Lake. Naturally, it's not long before he stumbles upon evidence that the legend of Jason Voorhees is quite true.
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In the 3+ minute short, titled Tragic Search in the Woods, Mefisto takes a trip to the abandoned Crystal Lake. Naturally, it's not long before he stumbles upon evidence that the legend of Jason Voorhees is quite true.

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