How to get away with murder succesfully day 1

How to get away with murder succesfully day 1

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""You learn what you need to kill and take care of the details. It's like changing a tire. The first time you're careful. By the thirtieth time, you can't remember where you left the lug wrench."- Ted Bundy The scene starts with a shot of thirty college kids partying inside of a fraternity house. The camera zooms in towards two of the kids going to the basement. Sarah: Why are we down here? Zach: Just follow me... unless you're scared. Sarah: It's so dark down here. I can barely even see you. Sarah: This isn't funny Zach, where are you?! He stays silent Sarah: I'm serious, where are you?! She starts walking forward seeing a male figure in front of her. Sarah: Is that you? Anonymous: Hello... you. Bang Three days earlier "
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Follow the story of a girl named McKenzie during her high school experience, re-told years later, when she’s asked to explain her adolescence. McKenzie wasn’t such an ‘average’ teenager, even in her own generations’ eyes. She was the type of girl to party all day and night long, have casual sexual relationships with men years older than her, and do loads of drugs. On top of that, she had to deal with a family that hated her. McKenzie spent her teenage years with no one but herself, and the people inside her head. She had to live through every day pretending she was normal, when she knew she was so far past sane it was unbearable to even think about. How long does it take for a teenage girl that has to deal with all that, to crack? Join McKenzie on her journey of thinking back, and remembering everything she wants to forget.

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