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Sue Ann, a middle-aged woman, allows a group of teenagers to party in her basement but on some conditions. Though the friends are elated with the idea, they soon discover her true character.
People died in Ma (First 49 people) - Page 60
Judith Neuffer
American aviator
Edward C. Waller III
Robert L. Phythian
Commanding officer
Edward C. Waller
Henry Hoʻolulu Pitman
Philip Rounseville Alger
William Rounseville Alger's son
Lois Green Carr
American historian
Douglas Legate Howard
Football coach
Armistead Rust
Military officer
Daniel Dulany the Elder
Former Member of the Maryland General Assembly
Emily Wilson Walker
American medical doctor
Nicholas Greenberry
Duncan Elliot
Military personnel
Edward Joseph Mudd
Samuel Mudd's son
Beno Dolinšek
Tolo Calafat
Park Youngseok
South Korean mountaineer
Alison Chadwick-Onyszkiewicz
British climber
Jack Dunlap
Spy
Pete Stark
Former United States Representative
Henry Darnall
Former Chancellor of Maryland
Walter Dulany
Former Mayor of Annapolis
Nicholas Gassaway
Political leader
Michel Montignac
French author
Henri Ame Resal
French engineer
Camille Flers
Painter
Wallace Walter Atwood
American geographer
Edward Almond
Senior officer
David F. Friedman
American filmmaker
Thomas Kilby
Former Governor of Alabama
Audrey Marie Hilley
George T. Anderson
General
Baby Franklin Seals
Comic performer
Tully Sparks
Professional baseball player
John L. Pennington
Former Governor of the Dakota Territory
Calvin Magee
American football player
Broderick Taylor Jr.
Kwon Alexander's brother
Friedrich Kurtz
Paratrooper
Otmar Hornbach
Entrepreneur ‧ Albrecht Hornbach's father
Agripina Montes del Valle
Colombian writer
Jakob Friedrich Kleinknecht
German composer
Margravine Eleonore Juliane of
Maximilian Wolfgang Duncker
German Politician
Bernhard Joachim Hagen
German composer
Benjamin Neukirch
German poet
Joachim Ernst, Margrave of BrandenburgAnsbach
Emilie of Saxony
