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A judge's 'dream' under the influence of Kali and a strange mirror persuade him to free an innocent man accused of murdering a romantic rival. The vision also showed him the true killer, a witness against the innocent man - and sufficient evidence to compell him to confess. Includes comments on capital punishment and the 20 men the judge had condemned to death - and Kali. (PB)
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