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Dark Waters a portrait of true heroism

by Chuck Koplinski

Dec 5, 2019

Robert Bilott does not wear a cape. I don't think that he's impervious to bullets or fire and I'd be willing to bet that Kryptonite, were it to exist, would have no effect on him...

Dark Waters a portrait of true heroism

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