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Wanting to get rid of the husband she hated, Faria Khan launched a murderous plot involving a group of wannabe rappers.
Wanting to get rid of the husband she hated, Faria Khan launched a murderous plot involving a group of wannabe rappers.
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S1, EP51 "Farquharson"Keith Farquharson is a cop, an adulterer and a killer; when his wife Alice asks if he loves her, he responds with extreme violence.
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