High On Innocence

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When psychiatrist Dr. Thomas and world-renowned scientist Dr. Wiley are committed of drug use, they must go to the extremes to prove their innocence.

(Written by @GreasyPizza and @AuthenticTeenagers.)All Rights Reserved

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Thu, Jan 27, 2022

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