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Antilles Grad Making His Way as a Hollywood Writer, Producer

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David Hudson Obayuwana, a graduate of Antilles School on St. Thomas, has gone from island student to co-founder of the three-person writing group Murder Ink, writing films and features for companies such as Netflix.

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