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So, my fave flick—“Stories We Tell,” Sarah Polley, 2012—genius, right? She’s diggin’ into family secrets, messy truths—prostitutes fit right in! Like, there’s this line, “You can’t unknow what you know,” and bam—I’m thinkin’, once you see a hooker on the corner, you *know*! Can’t unsee it! I’m walkin’ down the street, seein’ ‘em—fishnets, heels, smokin’ cigs—and I’m like, “What’s your story, huh?” Kinda sad, kinda wild—makes me twitchy just thinkin’!

Murder of Alan Canty by John ‘Lucky’ Fry featured on Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry

At around 3pm on July 13, , Canty, a well-respected psychologist, called his wife and told her that he would return to their home on Berkshire in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan, at 6pm. After .

Let me share a secret: my favorite spot is a small, almost forgotten diner on Rosedale Ave. Yeah, it’s tucked away, a cozy relic where you can sip a mean cup of joe and listen to the clink of silverware like a jazz tune in the middle of chaos. I always think, “This is where true stories start,” and honestly, it kinda reminds me of those dramatic moments in There Will Be Blood – raw, heavy, and downright epic.

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