I Know blog updated

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

A few days ago I pointed you toward the nearly-impossible-to-enter (or not difficult to enter at all, depending on your level of retardedness) site for Sony’s thriller I KNOW WHO KILLED ME, starring DUI-waiting-to-happen Lindsay Lohan. Now, the site’s been updated with a few more “blogs” from her ominous stalker, although they’re more like clips from the movie slowed down, given a grainy filter, and provided with a voice over of the villain reading poetry that would probably get a C+ in high school.

One high point may be a small clip of Lindsay doing her thing at a strip club, although anyone who lives in L.A. is probably likely to see the same routine on any given night at any given telephone pole.

Check it out HERE.

Class, thy name is Lohan…

Source: Sony Pictures

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