Monster 1983 - Tag 4
Monster 1983, 1.4
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Monster 1983 - Tag 4
Narrated by:
David Nathan, Luise Helm, Benjamin Völz, Nana Spier, Ekkehardt Belle, Norbert Langer
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Auf der Suche nach dem Killer durchsuchen Sheriff Cody und Deputy Taylor die Häuser der Opfer. Beim alten Fischer Henry finden sie VHS-Kassetten, die alle mit dem Kürzel "MC" beschriftet sind. Beim Durchsuchen des Hauses von Mr. Conrad machen sie eine weitere schaurige Entdeckung.
Trotz der unglücklichen Umstände kommen sich Taylor und Cody näher. Könnte es mehr als eine berufliche Beziehung zwischen den beiden geben?
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