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Venus Wilson Halloween Bash Analysis
There were about a hundred people under the same roof as Venus Wilson the night she took her last breaths. Four people had found her dead body. And all four of them ran the opposite direction. The beginning of the end had started for these four students when they failed to inform anyone about the body in the pool. Despite desperate attempts at returning to normalcy, every night in the loneliest hours they found themselves asking the same questions a mourning town did... What happened to Venus Wilson the night of her Halloween bash?
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