Killing machine
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Last published Fri, Nov 24, 2017
Jason Holmes former US army troop was on a day out with his 2 kids and wife when a van crashed into the car killing his son and wife as well as his daughters disappearance he tries to track down the killers and bring justice
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"Your child?" She looked at him in resentment. "Since when did you start caring about the baby?"
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