Murder in the First Season 2 Episode 2 Review: “Schizofrenzy”
Murder in the First is a show with a lot of layers. The series stays interesting because it slowly peels back each of these layers. On occasion, it can fall
Murder in the First is a show with a lot of layers. The series stays interesting because it slowly peels back each of these layers. On occasion, it can fall
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