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When Susan Woods doesn't show up for work, she is soon discovered dead in her bathtub; as police search for answers, they find a trail of victims.
When Susan Woods doesn't show up for work, she is soon discovered dead in her bathtub; as police search for answers, they find a trail of victims.
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S29, EP30 "The Monster at Large"When Susan Woods doesn't show up for work, she is soon discovered dead in her bathtub; as police search for answers, they find a trail of victims.
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S35, EP3 "Heartless"When Talina Galloway goes missing in Oklahoma during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, investigators launch a search for answers as the case draws the attention of internet sleuths.
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