Possessed (Ghost Car Pt. II)
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"We've seen how strange things can get at night, Well, things are about to get a whole lot stranger."
"This mysterious driver tricks cops into thinking he's about to pull over, Then all hell breaks loose."
"For a moment it appears as if the driver and his car have disappeared into thin air."
"His moves are still baffling to the police as he swerves all over the road, Driving like a man possessed."
"Even watching it again, cops are unable to make sense of it, All they see is an intact fence and nothing more than the vanishing taillights of what the Garden City P.D. has come to call, The Ghost Car."
"This mysterious driver tricks cops into thinking he's about to pull over, Then all hell breaks loose."
"For a moment it appears as if the driver and his car have disappeared into thin air."
"His moves are still baffling to the police as he swerves all over the road, Driving like a man possessed."
"Even watching it again, cops are unable to make sense of it, All they see is an intact fence and nothing more than the vanishing taillights of what the Garden City P.D. has come to call, The Ghost Car."
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released February 5, 2013
Dante Diaz
Dante Diaz
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