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Petcha cutcha the_outsiders[1]
- 1. the Outsiders Petcha Kutcha by Vicky Shannon, Lindsey Dierig, Cameron Bien and William Miller
- 3. Weapons Then WHM
- 5. Clothes and Apperence Then WHM
- 7. Drug Abuse Then WHM
- 9. Why They Fought Then WHM
- 11. Criminal Offences Then WHM
- 12. Gang Popullation Now LD
- 18. Branches/Types of Gangs Now LD
- 20. How They Are Organized Now LD