The Man Who Killed His Brother
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- 9 hodin čítania
An alcoholic former private investigator; his missing niece; a police force unable to find her; and a horrifying race against time...
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Táto séria sleduje osudy cynického súkromného detektíva s problematickou minulosťou. Keď sa objaví naliehavý prípad, zvyčajne spojený s pohrešovanou osobou alebo záhadnou vraždou, je nútený čeliť svojim démonom. Napínavé príbehy plné zvratov a temnej atmosféry preveria jeho schopnosti aj morálku.
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