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Gordon's Detection Of Jigsaws
Gordon knows of Jigsaw because a few months prior to the scene in the bathroom, he was the prime suspect in a case. He was being busted by the detective Tapp and Sing. The detective viewed a video and shortly after they find out that Gordon has less than six hours to kill Adam or Jigsaw will murder his wife and daughter. Then men struggle to find a way out, however they find new clues and puzzles come up as well as facts that help them reveal that they aren’t as unconnected as they thought. There is no intro to this film, it starts and it’s already half way through the story line. The only insight we have is the flashbacks and they focus on the detective search for the killer as it goes terribly wrong. The scenes are all shot with damp, darkened

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