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Snow White's Argumentative Essay

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Beauty Crazed Step Mother Tries to Kill Daughter Because She's Prettier Than Her! Snow White almost killed after school Friday evening. Breaking new last evening October 22, 2015 Snow White's step mother tried to kill her. Supposedly someone told her Snow what prettier, since she was extremely beautiful and was truly starting to grow into her looks. Police/Detectives are scoping out the area trying to find more clues about what really happened. Snow's stepmother admitted to getting an undercover sniper to kill her daughter and make it seem like an “accident” even though it wasn't. She almost got away with it to! Apparently the person who tried to kill her (Hunter Smith) picked her up from school because her mother had to stay late at work,

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