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Nightmare Next Door Season 5 Episode 2

Nightmare Next Door: The brutal slaying of 32-year-old Stacie Ann Smith, a single mother, has the townsfolk of St.Albans, West Virginia reeling. The murderer's message at the crime scene baffles investigators and citizens are shocked that a killer lives in their midst.

Starring:

Edward M Kelahan

Genre:

Crime, Drama

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