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The Terror of Ed Killingworth
By: Robert Bottass
Narrated by: Tom Guild
Length: 6 hrs and 4 mins

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Summary

Ed Killingworth isn't your typical murder suspect. When Ed can't explain why he's mixed up with three horrific slayings, Lt. Zachary Henry of the Massachusetts State Police turns up the heat on this unassuming family man.

Ed quickly realizes that he's part of something far darker and far reaching than he can make himself believe. In desperation, he seeks help from a trio of locals with checkered pasts. Unsure if he can trust any of them, Ed has to find the courage to confront a cold-blooded killer who has the power to inflict a suffering worse than death itself.