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The documentary tells the story of Troy Kell, Eric Daniel’s and also Sandra Shaw the main focus of the documentary was Troy Kell when he committed his first murder at the age of 18 Sarah and Troy were from the same neighborhood and went to the same school together; when she was 15 she was being molested by a Canadian man that was obsessed with her and made some kind of inappropriate suggestion to Shaw therefore Troy and Shaw planned that they were going to the dessert with “Billy” when she got out of the car she fell and Kelly responded really fast to try to help her and in that very moment was when Troy pulled out a gun and shot him in the face six times; Shaw states in the court that everything was happening behind her and there was nothing
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