The Slender Man - When Your Dreams Fall - Tale
The Slender Man - When Your Dreams Fall - Tale

The Slender Man - When Your Dreams Fall - Tale

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According to the 2000 US census, the population of Beaver Falls was 9920. In 2006, a population of 9274 was estimated, a decrease of 646 (-6.5%). In 2007, Detective Stelma Holtman decides to launch her latest investigation and reopen Pennsylvania's most intriguing case: Slender Man. The most hidden Urban Legend of all time returns even more macabre. [Tale]
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