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Somebody has been mad at a ghost. Killed her. Kenneth Brenner.

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Don't look at me like I'm a suspect. Kully Riley, Michelle Yo. You don't believe in ghosts.

No one shall leave until I find if the living have been killed by the dead.

A haunting in Venice. Directed by Kenneth Brenner. Only in cinemas September 15th.

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