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[groans]
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[wind whistling]
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[dog barks in distance]
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- [distant thump]
- [gasps]
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[clattering, rustling]
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- [door thuds softly]
- [footsteps approaching]
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[door opens]
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[footsteps passing]
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[door opens, closes]
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[gasps] Oh, G-- [breathes heavily]
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[thunder rumbling]
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[phone line rings]
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- [intern] Hello?
- Eric,
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I need you to confirm a girl's last name.
Did you get the clip?
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[Eric]
I got it. Tell me what I'm looking for.
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Okay, so there's a little girl
who shows up at about 30 seconds,
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and we interviewed her.
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She'd had to have signed a release form, right?
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Hmm. Got a name?
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Yeah. Leanne Grayson.
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She'd have been about eight or nine
at the time.
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Gotcha. Stand by.
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Okay.
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{\an8}The talent portion of the competition.
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{\an8}- I'm Dorothy Turner, 8 News.
- You're ruining this for me. Get up.
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- [Eric] Dorothy?
- Yeah. Yes, I'm here.
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Sorry, Dorothy.
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She must not have signed a form,
or maybe she used a different name.
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Are you sure?
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Yeah, I'm sure.
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[sighs]
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[sultry music playing]
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[electrical buzzing]
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[Leanne] How'd you sleep?
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[Julian spits]
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Like a baby. [sighs]
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Don't you ever listen to anything else?
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[chuckles] Dance with me.
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Oh. No. I'm no good sober.
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[Leanne] Come on.
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I'll lead.
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[Julian] We need to talk about
what happened at the party.
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No, we don't.
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People keep getting hurt in this house.
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Relax.
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You're safe when you're with me.
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What-- What does that even mean?
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I need you to tell me
that I'm not alone in this.
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Tell me you see
how fucked-up things have gotten.
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Julian, shut up. [kissing]
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[grunts] Fuck.
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You bit me.
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You talk too much.
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{\an8}The emulsion will break.
I think it might be--
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{\an8}- Do you hear me talking to you?
- Yes, Chef.
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{\an8}Okay. Well, here's your fucking emulsion.
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{\an8}[studio audience clamoring, booing]
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[Sean] Five minutes!
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{\an8}So, your excuse is
that this is incomplete?
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{\an8}- Are you crying in my kitchen?
- No, Chef.
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{\an8}There's more salt in your tears
than there is in this XO sauce.
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{\an8}Chef, I think I forgot to--
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[Sean] Enough excuses, Dominic.
Get the fuck outta my kitchen.
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[studio audience]
Get outta here! Sean! Sean! Sean!
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- [chuckles] Look at that.
- [babbling]
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Yeah. That's right.
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- Dada's gone viral.
- [Sean, on tablet] Get the fuck out.
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[studio audience cheering]
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- What's this?
- You know what it is.
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Your bedside reading.
Been doing some research?
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[whispers] We need to talk about this.
But not here.
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[Sean] Leanne. She's the common factor.
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When she's angry, things go bad.
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When she's happy, things go well,
inexplicably well.
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And it all remains intact
as long as we stay loyal to her.
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The infestation, the house falling apart,
Dorothy's accident, Jericho.
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{\an8}I've been searching, and there's a term
for something like that.
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The Faustian bargain.
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This is crazy. We sound insane.
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[Sean] You thought
you found Leanne's headstone, right?
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We thought that was Leanne playing a trick
on us, but what if it wasn't?
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What if she died?
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What if she came back as something?
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The cult believes they're servants of God.
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- [coughs, clears throat]
- [Sean] Exactly.
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Leanne abandoned their ways when she left.
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Fallen angel.
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[chokes, coughing]
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What's happening?
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Wh-- [wheezes]
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You can't talk?
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[grunts, coughing]
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- [Jericho babbling]
- [Leanne] What are you doing down here?
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[Dorothy] I needed a change of scenery.
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Well, you should've called for me.
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[sighs]
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[grunting] Taking Jericho for his walk?
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[Leanne] Yeah.
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- Wish I could come. [grunts]
- [Leanne] Soon.
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[breathes heavily]
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[Leanne sighs] Are you gonna be okay here?
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Yes. I'm working on a story, actually.
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[Leanne] Can I help?
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No.
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I don't have a lead yet.
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It's like finding a needle in a haystack.
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[Leanne] That's a funny expression.
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Doesn't seem like
it'd be a very hard thing to do.
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You'll crack it, though.
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Dorothy Turner always does.
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- [Leanne] Okay. [speaks indistinctly]
- [sighs]
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You think silver bullets could stop her?
I mean, worst-case?
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- "Werewolf." Right.
- [sighs]
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[sighs] Garlic?
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No.
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{\an8}She loves my spaghetti aglio e olio.
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{\an8}Right.
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Maybe water's her weakness.
I've never seen her bathe. Have you?
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Right.
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Cheers, brother.
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[clears throat]
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[Roscoe] Hey.
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Hey.
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Roscoe, what the hell?
How long have you been standing there?
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I'm sorry to show up like this.
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[Roscoe] There's someone here to see you.
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Someone who can answer all your questions.
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[Sean] George.
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Hello, Sean.
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Hello, Julian.
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[Roscoe] He's asked me to wait outside.
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Good luck.
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How did you get in here?
I lock this place.
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[George] There are far more pertinent
things to discuss.
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You see, today is a very important day.
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Today is the day I confess.
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It's time I told you the truth
about Leanne Grayson.
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[Eric] "Devastating fire kills
family of three in Oneida, Wisconsin."
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"Body of the daughter,
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Leanne Grayson, never recovered.
Presumed dead."
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Blah, blah, blah.
She was eight at the time.
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- Do we know how the fire started?
- Nope.
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[sighs]
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[George]
I owe your family a great apology.
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No, it's us who should be apologizing.
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[sighs] You tried to tell us what she was,
and we didn't believe you.
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[George] I made the recent decision
to leave the Church of the Lesser Saints.
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I aim to right my wrongs.
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What we have done to your family
is the most egregious of those wrongs.
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You have been lied to.
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Fooled.
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Like the rest of us.
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I tried to hang myself once...
[stammers] ...long ago.
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I was a very sad man.
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I awoke in the hospital room
with a woman staring at me.
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Her name was May Markham.
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And she told me that I had died
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and been reborn a servant of God.
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I had nothing else to live for,
and so I chose to adopt the faith.
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From there, we began our journey
as aunt and uncle
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bringing others into the gospel.
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We were great at it.
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Leanne's family died in a fire
when she was a young girl.
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Her mother had been very cruel to her.
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And so she felt the death had been,
in great part, her fault.
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She was the perfect candidate.
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And I told her what I had once been told.
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That she had died in that fire
and come back a servant of the Lord.
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But we miscalculated how broken she was.
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She quickly became a most vivid believer
in these extraordinary things.
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And when sh-- she left us,
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Leanne began to believe
she was becoming something else.
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But that is not the truth.
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You see, the beliefs of the church
have always been an illusion.
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Leanne is a confused, deranged
and completely ordinary girl.
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- [Sean] What?
- Nothing more.
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That's bullshit. We've seen too much.
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Yesterday at Jericho's birthday,
the animals went insane.
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A woman nearly died.
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The way her face looked,
I've never seen anything like it.
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How do you explain that?
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I visited Beverly Alcott in the hospital
this morning as part of my amends.
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She'd suffered a snakebite
but is well on her way to a full recovery.
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What?
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The venom of a Peruvian Bothrops
can cause spontaneous swelling,
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discoloration of the face and limbs.
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- [partygoers screaming]
- [baby crying]
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[hissing]
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The simplest solution
is almost always the right one.
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[Dorothy sighs]
What do we know about the mother?
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[Eric] Hmm. Laura Grayson.
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Looks like she had trouble with liquor.
There's a DUI in 2005.
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Oh, a pretty bad crash.
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Okay. [exhales]
Maybe there's something there.
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What are some dates?
Birthday, date of incarceration,
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date of death, anything?
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There's gonna be something
with her mother.
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When Leanne first arrived,
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I lost my ability to feel and taste
when she was angry with me.
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Taste and feeling can be lost temporarily
during a common cold
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or in the presence of certain drugs.
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It is possible
she was putting something in your food
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to make you believe
you were being punished.
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I kept finding splinters everywhere.
Like the house was attacking me.
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It's one of Leanne's favorite tricks.
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It was not uncommon,
when I'd discipline her as a child,
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to find a shard of wood
or a sliver of glass
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in m-my chair the next day.
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{\an8}Whenever Leanne leaves the house,
Jericho turns back into a doll.
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We've searched every inch of this place.
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There is nowhere she could be hiding him.
That I'm sure of.
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These old houses always have secrets.
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Yours has more than most.
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[screaming] Baby! Baby!
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Baby! Wake up, little baby!
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- [Jericho babbles]
- [shushing]
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[shushes]
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[Jericho fussing]
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[Jericho crying]
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[George] There is a network of tunnels
beneath this neighborhood.
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They were built in the 19th century
by opulent families
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to transport mentally ill relatives
for treatment.
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It was a way of hiding the issues
they'd rather not display to high society.
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Leanne has known about these tunnels
since the beginning.
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We make it our mission to know about
the secrets of a place before we enter it.
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This is how
Leanne brought the child into your life.
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How she made him disappear
and reappear at will.
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An illusion.
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[Eric] Dorothy, you're a genius.
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The mother, Laura,
died two days after that fire.
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The date was April 17th, 2011.
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Check out April 17th the following year.
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Take a good look at the reflection
at the end of your tagline.
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What do you see?
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[Dorothy] Ever hear the expression,
"So cute I could eat you up"?
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{\an8}Philly's Bakeshop on 20th
has introduced a radical new concept.
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{\an8}Cupcakes with faces.
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{\an8}[Dorothy] So tell us,
what inspired this delicious idea?
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{\an8}Um, well, it was supposed to be
a Valentine's Day special,
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{\an8}but it really took off.
Um, I guess people like to eat people.
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Especially ones they don't like.
[chuckles]
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{\an8}This is my third-grade teacher.
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{\an8}Mmm. She's gone.
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{\an8}Well,
this has certainly been a sweet addition
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{\an8}to Bakeshop on 20th's popular lineup
of cookies, cakes and pies.
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And the crowds are eating it up.
I'm Dorothy Turner, 8 News.
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- [Dorothy gasps]
- [Eric] Do you see them?
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[Dorothy] Oh, my God.
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Now take a look
at the next year's tape, same day.
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[Sean] No.
I've seen her manipulate life and death.
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There was, uh, the dog and--
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{\an8}and Dorothy's colleague
on live television.
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{\an8}We all search for meaning in dark things.
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What about my boy?
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I know he died. But that child up there,
he feels like my son.
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We searched for missing persons cases.
There was nothing. I know that's my son.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer published
an obituary in September of 2019.
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A woman overdosed near Fitler Square Park.
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An addict.
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Some say she was traveling with an infant.
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A little boy with blue eyes.
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But if he was never reported missing,
how could you know?
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We have people on the streets
who hear these things.
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[Dorothy]
...neighborhood is out of this world.
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{\an8}Just this morning,
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{\an8}three residents claimed to have spotted
a large floating disk hovering in the sky.
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{\an8}Skeptics argue aliens aren't real
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and that this morning's excitement is just
a product of delusion or even a hoax.
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{\an8}All I can say is,
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{\an8}if our extraterrestrial friends
really are out there, beam me up.
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{\an8}[reversed dialogue]
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[Dorothy] ...can say is, if our e--
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[Eric] This girl's visited you
on the anniversary of her mother's death.
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That's some freaky shit.
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[Sean] Why would she do this to us?
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Why would she do this to Dorothy?
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Leanne saw Dorothy once
when she was very young.
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Soon after she lost her mother,
it became an obsession.
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I allowed her one day each year
to visit Dorothy's work
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in hopes that it would help her grieve.
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[George]
She'd plan her outfits weeks in advance.
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But it wasn't enough to observe.
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She needed to be a part of Dorothy's life.
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She watched Dorothy for weeks.
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[Dorothy singing indistinctly]
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[siren blares]
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[George]
Your son's death was the turning point.
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[radio chatter]
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[door closes]
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[George] It was her way in.
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[baby crying]
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[George]
I believe she saw the abandoned infant
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as an act of God. An opportunity
to get the mother she wanted.
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[George] So she took it.
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Hello, Jericho.
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[baby coughs]
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[George] I hope you know I take
no pleasure in telling you all this.
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My apologies.
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And my condolences.
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Healing is born from truth.
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I hope now you can begin.
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What I have to ask of you now
won't be easy...
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but it is the most important part
of my reform.
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I need your help getting Leanne back.
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[Sean] That's all we want, George.
That and the baby.
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[Roscoe] Everything you told me was a lie?
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[sighs]
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I left my family for your faith. [sighs]
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[George] You've played your role.
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I believe it's time
to return to your family.
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The story here is nearly over.
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[humming]
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[soft jazz music playing]
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Did you cook all this by yourself?
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Oh.
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Do you mind setting the table?
Dinner's almost ready.
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[door opens]
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- [clears throat]
- Where have you two been?
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Brother bonding.
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Your voice.
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[Julian] I feel much better now.
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Could you take this out for me?
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[Julian grunts, breathes shakily]
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[sighs]
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[sipping]
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What did you do today, Leanne?
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- I went to the market with Jericho.
- Aw.
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Julian, what happened to your voice?
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[swallows] Allergies. [sniffs]
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- You sure about that?
- Dottie, please pass the salt?
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Oh, this doesn't need salt.
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This is exactly the way
Mom used to make it.
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Do you remember all those amazing dinners
she would make us?
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My God, she loved us so much.
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Sean, how was your day?
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I went viral today.
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Really? That's amazing.
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You must be so grateful.
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Happens to a lot of people.
It's not that special.
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That's not true.
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Actually, I'm thinking of
canceling my contract.
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- You can't do that.
- He can do whatever he wants.
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What?
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[thunder rumbles]
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You should all be very careful.
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[sucks teeth]
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Mmm.
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- [sniffs]
- Isn't this nice?
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- All of us dining together again?
- Mmm.
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[door slams]
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[thunder rumbling]
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Forgive your humble servant
for his blasphemy.
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I have sinned with my lies.
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- [whip cracking]
- [breathing shakily]
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Through my deceit,
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I have put this family in grave danger.
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[whimpering]
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But we are all in danger.
It was our last hope.
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Please, please... [stammers]
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...give them the strength
to bring the Fallen one back to us.
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- [whimpering, crying]
- [whip cracking]
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Forgive me. [grunts]
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Forgive me. [grunts] F-- Forgive me.