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In the 1997 movie "Boogie Nights," drug-addicted adult film star Dirk Diggler finds himself in desperate need of cash. So he and two friends concoct a plan to scam a drug dealer by selling him a half-kilo of baking soda as cocaine. While Diggler tries to leave the dealer's home before the phony drugs are properly inspected, another friend decides this is the perfect opportunity to steal more money, leading to a deadly gunfight — as Rick Springfield's hit song "Jessie's Girl" plays in the background. Although this wild scene may seem like pure fiction, it's actually based on the real-life story of John Holmes — the biggest male adult film star of the 1970s — and the brutal robbery and the subsequent murders that he was accused of having orchestrated. And as shocking as the robbery-gone-wrong was in the movie, it was nothing compared to the real crime scene that disturbed even seasoned LAPD detectives. See the photos and go inside the deranged true sto...