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The Strange Case Of Julian's Leaving Prison
A criminal named Julian is leaving prison after being incarcerated for three years. He took the fall for a crime he and three friends committed. Julian is picked up from prison by his three friends Mark, Bruno, and Chris. They all go out to a bar celebrate his release. During his time at the bar, he runs into another recently released cell mate telling him to be weary and that his days are numbered if he doesn't live an honest life. Julian is respected for not testifying for a reduced sentence and is to be promoted within the syndicate. Mark is happy for his friend, especially since he thinks Julian will move the criminal enterprise into a more legitimate direction. The legitimacy makes Chris and Bruno worry as they believe the organization
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