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Some Sort of Judas

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Kevin Williams, a once-popular Toronto rapper known as Mayhem Morearty, became a Crown witness and informant against his former associate Mark Moore, a serial killer who shot four men in cold blood in 2010. Fearing for his life and ostracized by his community for breaking its code of silence, Williams is released from prison into an uncertain future.

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