S2E4 Missing Men Part 2: The Toronto Village Killer
As more men vanish, a fresh task force assembles. New surveillance footage and recovered computer files provide a final chance to identify the killer.
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As more men vanish, a fresh task force assembles. New surveillance footage and recovered computer files provide a final chance to identify the killer.
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