as for marder, he conjures a world where every detail rings true, aided by a superb sound design teamexperiences as he wrestles with addiction and identity. the result is an extraordinary film that you can find on amazon prime video from monday, and then in cinemas when they reopen in may. in the eerie argentine drama, a common crime, elisa carricajo plays cecilia, a teacher whose life unravels in the wake of a tragedy that's comfortably close to home. —— uncomfortably close to home. when kevin, her housekeeper�*s teenage son, mysteriously knocks on her door one rainy night, cecilia is scared and fails to let him in. later, when kevin's body is dragged from the local river, cecilia becomes overwhelmed by her guilty secret — that she could have saved him but didn't. directed and co—written by francisco marquez, who made the long night of francisco sanctis, a common crime looks like a mystery mystery thriller with overtones of supernatural horror. but there's no mystery about who killed kevin. it's clear from the outset that the police are to blame and that his crime was simply coming f

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marder was on their minds. and that is a problem that we all have to be able to sort out.what we also know is when police would to his house a year ago after his mother said he is dangerous, probably going to commit suicide by cop, and they took his gun away. we will talk more about this with a gun control advocate in a minute. that they saw in his computer that he was visiting white supremacist websites. you have called in a letter with your coalition sent to the white house to appoint a sikh american liaison to the white house office of public engagement. already president biden has pointed in asian-american liaison after the atlanta murders. talk about my specifically you want it to be a does she want in addition, a sikh american liaison and why you want president biden to go to sikh beauties to educate the public. >> i appreciate that question. why is it in morton for president biden to go to indianapolis? we have called on him to do so. i hope he does. part of the reason is in this country, there are messages that are sent from the top down that really impact how we s