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Deceit
After getting caught for writing false stories, journalist Tom Valle has trouble getting anyone to believe him when he stumbles upon an unimaginable conspiracy, in a small California desert town.
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- "After getting caught for writing false stories, journalist Tom Valle has trouble getting anyone to believe him when he stumbles upon an unimaginable conspiracy, in a small California desert town."@en
- "Tom Valle, once a journalist on one of the world's most prestigious newspapers, is now a small town hack in a Californian desert town. Reporting on a car crash, he senses that something about the incident is not quite right: the driver's licence of the man who died shows him as a white Irishman - yet his bones are those of a black man. And the collision was forceful enough for his car to burst into flames - yet there are no skidmarks on the road. But it is not until he starts to dig deeper that Tom begins to realise just how big this story could be, and how dangerous things could get."
- "Tom Valle, once a journalist on one of the world's most prestigious newspapers, is now a small town hack in a Californian desert town. Reporting on a car crash, he senses that something about the incident is not quite right: the driver's licence of the man who died shows him as a white Irishman - yet his bones are those of a black man. And the collision was forceful enough for his car to burst into flames - yet there are no skidmarks on the road. But it is not until he starts to dig deeper that Tom begins to realise just how big this story could be, and how dangerous things could get."@en
- "Tom Valle, once a journalist on one of the world's most prestigious newspapers, is now a small town hack in a Californian desert town. Reporting on a car crash, he senses that something about the incident is not quite right: the driver's licence of the man who died shows him as a white Irishman - yet his bones are those of a black man. And the collision was forceful enough for his car to burst into flames - yet there are no skidmarks on the road. But it is not until he starts to dig deeper that Tom begins to realise just how big this story could be, and how dangerous things could get ..."@en
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