As for the "calling back every night" — that’s likely server-side persistence. If the original server were still running (unlikely), a cron job could theoretically recycle the queued revenge calls indefinitely.
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, a protagonist driven by tragedy after losing his father in a house fire and his sister to suicide following relentless bullying. His investigation leads him to a "dark site" and three high school girls who appear to be the architects of his misery. As for the "calling back every night" —
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