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A voiceover questions whether the story of Mary Black murdering her family is true as creepy music plays in the background. Three loud bangs are then heard emphasizing a woman seen in a mirror. Girls are heard laughing and singing before the music builds tension and one girl is heard breathing heavily. The fast paced music climaxes with a loud bang before the film's production details are shown.
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