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Mar 26, 2008 <1 min

1. 52 Notizie Storiche - Mithrius

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Nei casi in cui il soddisfacimento arrivava subito, allentava la stretta e lasciava in vita la vittima; quando invece la soddisfazione sessuale tardava ad arrivare, portava a termine lo strangolamento, uccidendo la vittima. Dopo, le squarciava l'addome, estraendo gli organi interni, e beveva il loro sangue .

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