Mark wakes up in a state of panic, realizing that the police are after him. He224Please respect copyright.PENANAgFzZSlf1L6
has been spotted leaving the scene of one of his murders, and his carefully224Please respect copyright.PENANATVoteHI4Yf
crafted facade is starting to crumble. Mark realizes that he is in serious trouble and224Please respect copyright.PENANAMk7o3dLgbA
decides to flee the city. He packs a bag with some essentials and takes off in his224Please respect copyright.PENANA9knrJuV8gQ
car, heading for the countryside. As he drives, Mark reflects on his actions and224Please respect copyright.PENANAyiiyBPp9HV
the consequences they have brought. He knows that he has crossed a line and that224Please respect copyright.PENANA5nV7vtVa0X
he can never go back to his former life. He also realizes that he has to be224Please respect copyright.PENANAeTgCwAV0VB
careful, as he is being hunted by the police and the media. Mark drives for hours,224Please respect copyright.PENANALz7ObDE03X
avoiding major highways and sticking to back roads. He tries to keep a low profile, but224Please respect copyright.PENANAxl2TynQsqM
he knows that he is being watched. He sees po- lice cars and helicopters flying224Please respect copyright.PENANADeARqKM1bt
overhead, searching for him. As Mark drives, he realizes that he needs to get rid of any224Please respect copyright.PENANA31rjtSYSRh
evidence that could link him to the murders. He pulls over to the side of the road and224Please respect copyright.PENANAaJl7aGwS5f
throws his clothes, weapons, and other incriminating items into a river. He also224Please respect copyright.PENANAUjttXjHVGP
burns his car to make it unrec- ognizable. Mark continues to drive for days,224Please respect copyright.PENANAi5gOCySk3w
sleeping in his car and avoiding any contact with people. He knows that he can’t stay224Please respect copyright.PENANAnNYKoOG9U3
on the run forever, but he needs time to come up with a plan. After a week, Mark224Please respect copyright.PENANAmHstaBCZx6
decides to turn himself in. He knows that he can’t hide for- ever and that it is only224Please respect copyright.PENANAZdPE5vPX1e
a matter of time before he is caught. He drives to the nearest police station224Please respect copyright.PENANAaYrWZPKfTB
and walks in, surrendering himself to the authorities. Mark is taken into custody224Please respect copyright.PENANAvISGVZ2Jlp
and questioned about his crimes. He admits to everything and is charged with224Please respect copyright.PENANArPmqi4TyF6
multiple counts of murder. The media is all over the story, and Mark’s face is224Please respect copyright.PENANAnEwA7Ja14S
plastered all over the news. Mark is put on trial, and his defense team tries to argue224Please respect copyright.PENANAbygOijEc0h
that he was insane at the time of the murders. However, the evidence against him is224Please respect copyright.PENANAimM1iZPjFG
overwhelming, and he is found guilty on all counts. Mark is sentenced to life in prison, and224Please respect copyright.PENANAvVDCeiot3n
he spends the rest of his days behind bars, reflecting on the choices that led224Please respect copyright.PENANApyEXwJflWm
him to his downfall.224Please respect copyright.PENANAP51YnyThYf
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