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A beautiful brunette's corpse is left in the high desert within a burned-out luxury car.
A beautiful brunette's corpse is left in the high desert within a burned-out luxury car.
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It Takes a Killer
S1, EP41 "The Jigsaw Man"Severed body parts begin to appear across the countryside of England, striking terror in London and forcing police to piece together the human jigsaw puzzle in order to catch the perpetrator.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP42 "Fit to Kill"A beautiful brunette's corpse is left in the high desert within a burned-out luxury car.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP43 "Redneck Retribution"A scorned mistress hires a group of derelicts to kill her lover's wife and denies any involvement in the crime, not knowing she had been caught on camera.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP44 "Seduced to Death"A seductress bleeds two cops in Georgia dry before killing them for their life insurance benefits.
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