Мать маньяка из Челябинска, после того как суд отказался ее арестовать, заявила, что девушка, которая провела у них дома 14 лет, «жила как королева», не работала и могла уйти.
💬 «Она у нас жила как королева. Пристроилась к моему сыну».
Мать маньяка из Челябинска, после того как суд отказался ее арестовать, заявила, что девушка, которая провела у них дома 14 лет, «жила как королева», не работала и могла уйти.
💬 «Она у нас жила как королева. Пристроилась к моему сыну».
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