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These three give you plenty to ponder. Two are shows that both ficional and nonfictional. Black Tapes is a fictional tale that sets itself as real – think Blair Witch style. Generation Why goes into strange questions looking for information then triest to separate facts from fiction. Finally the Trial Went Cold is all true, real cases that are cold but deserve answers.
Mary Louise Eklund 