Death Quote by Robert Bloch

“I’VE never seen such a look of mortal agony on a human face before. She screamed quite a bit before she died, and the last shriek was forever frozen on her face.” quote by Robert Bloch — Download Open image

““I’VE never seen such a look of mortal agony on a human face before. She screamed quite a bit before she died, and the last shriek was forever frozen on her face.””

Robert Bloch

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