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Frank and Bob - Cody Reel

Frank and Bob

Cody Reel
unknown , English
5 ratings

Discretion is advised.



Does a person's actions dictate the consequences, or does their intent?



Frank and Bob are both accused of the same crime: child molestation. Frank, a childhood victim who is stuck with his childlike mind, and Bob, a typical psychopath.



Are Frank and Bob as guilty as one another for their crimes, as the society in which they live in suggests, or is there more to the story and more to be taught besides rushed convictions and sensationalized crimes that don't attempt to discover the truth?

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