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He Tracked Down His Father's Killer

He Tracked Down His Father's Killer

FromRevealing How


He Tracked Down His Father's Killer

FromRevealing How

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9 minutes
Released:
Jan 7, 2024
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This is the remarkable story of Pardeep Kaleka, a faithful Sikh believer, and his quest to track down his father's killer. In his search for truth, he bonded with a former White Supremacist. What did they have in common?
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Released:
Jan 7, 2024
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