All language subtitles for Paranormal Witness s02e06 The Apartment.eng

- I did not know
what kind of hell

I was in store for.

- Is there really something
going on in this apartment?

- Where are they?

- She thought I
was the one doing it,

but I wasn't.

- [Gasps]

- Mommy, it's your friend.

- What friend?

I don't know what
she's talking about.

Why am I dreaming
such weird things?

- [Screams]

- Why can't I get
out of this dream?

- [Screams]

- I saw the fright in her eyes.

- Open the door!

- [Screams]

- Stay awake.

Just stay awake.

- [Screams]

[Haunting music]

♪ ♪

- Back in 1999, I
was a single mom

with a daughter named Hannah.

I decided to move
to chico, California.

Toy: Great! You're here!

[Both chuckle]

- I felt it would be
a really great place

to raise my daughter.

And I also had some friends
that lived in chico as well.

- Hi. You remember
Hannah, right?

- Yeah!
- Yeah?

Go say hi.

- Hi, guys.

- And she was having
just way too many problems

in Montana,

and I kept on
asking her to come.

- Hi.
- Hey.

- Hi.

- And when she finally made it,
we were so excited, you know?

- Let me just pay the...
- Oh, no, no, no.

I got it. I got it.

- Okay.
- How much?

- 80 bucks.

- There you go.

- I was really low on money.

I needed to find an
apartment reasonable in price.

I came across walnut gardens,

and the outside
looked pretty inviting.

The neighborhood seemed nice

and a place that you
would want to raise a family.

- Oh, and this is the
apartment right up here.

- There was an
apartment available,

apartment number 14.

- Don't you have an
apartment on the ground floor?

I'd really rather prefer that.

- I'm showing you
the only apartment

we have available.

- But I have a little girl.

It really doesn't
look safe up there.

- It's perfectly safe here.

We've got lots of children here.

Never lost one yet,
as far as I've heard.

- I had a daughter,
and the thought

of her accidentally
falling kind of scared me.

- This is what I'll do for you.

- She mentioned that as
soon as a downstairs apartment

would come available,

that I would be able to
move into that apartment.

- I do really like the place.

Is the railing secure?

- I was strapped for cash,
and I didn't have any...

A whole lot of savings.

- Okay.

- So I decided to
go ahead and take it.

The day I signed
the rental agreement,

I had no idea my
life was gonna turn

into a living hell.

Toy: Now let's play the game.

[Laughs]

- You cannot come
out here on your own.

It's not safe.

- Look at those people
over there, mom.

They're waving.

- I was feeling a
little bit anxious

that I'm starting a new
life with my daughter.

The first night in apartment 14,

I had a terrible nightmare.

- [Screams]

- I witnessed a couple

with clothing people
would wear in the '70s.

There was a predatory
nature to the dream.

[Children laughing]

They were searching
for somebody.

This was so real.

I felt like I was
a ghost to them,

like they couldn't see me.

I kept seeing a large "h."

Who are these people?

Why are they hunting someone?

Hannah.

This was unlike any other
dreams that I had had before.

I was so scared.

I thought that they
were actually there.

It was frightening.

To calm myself
down, I called idie.

[Phone rings]
- I was kind of half asleep.

At first, I thought,
"there's an emergency."

I mean, my mom,
my family, something.

- Hello? ¿que esta pasando?

- And she's like,
"what's going on?

Why are you calling me?"

- Did something
happen to Hannah?

You know, is she sick?

- And I'm like, "idie, i'm..."

- Freaking out.

There was a couple,

and they came for
Hannah, and I wasn't...

- okay, whoa, whoa.

Uh, if someone's there,
you need to call the cops.

- No, I was having a dream.

- This is about a dream?

You know, "come on,
Jodi. Give me a break."

- She was kind of angry with me.

- Jodi, do you have
any idea what time it is?

- No. I'm sorry.

- She rationalized it
with me saying, "Jodi,

nightmares sometimes happen
when you're stressed out."

My subconscious was working out

some sort of irrational fear
about Hannah being hurt.

[Birds chirping]

- Hold on.

Keep going.
You're gonna fall off.

- The next day,
it was sunny out,

so it was nice.

I just try to forget the
dream and forget the incident

and just go on with life
as normal as possible.

- [Laughs]

- Close in the middle.
Just touch your head.

- But I had another dream
about the same couple.

[Electricity buzzes]

They walked down the
hallway towards my apartment.

Everything seemed
so intensely real.

I felt utterly vulnerable
and helpless.

- Look at those people
over there, mom.

They're waving.

- That couple,

they emanated pure evil.

I'm a mom, and I
couldn't help my daughter.

All of a sudden, I just saw...

- [Whispers] Help me.

- This poor, innocent girl.

I screamed, "stop.

Don't take this girl."

I wake up at 3:37
in the morning again.

My heart was
pounding really fast.

I was actually
having a panic attack.

I felt like I needed to get
a neighbor or somebody.

No answer.

- Please open the door!

- I was feeling really alone,

really frightened,
really scared.

"Jodi, there's nobody
there. There's nobody there.

It's fine. You're okay."

- [Sighs]

[Birds chirping]

- The complex manager told me

that there was going to be

a downstairs
apartment available.

I felt relieved.

- It has a playground
and everything.

- Hannah would feel safe.

I wouldn't be always thinking

she was gonna fall
over the balcony.

"This is gonna
stop my nightmares,

and everything should be fine."

- Could be worse.

- [Chuckles]

Really?

- I didn't care if the
apartment was dirty.

I just wanted to get out
of apartment number 14.

- I had this really weird vibe.

I just felt this coldness.

I felt a presence of someone.

I actually thought that
someone just passed me.

I felt nauseous
in the apartment,

but then I was pregnant.

So I was kind of like, "am I
getting morning sickness?

Or is there really something
going on in this apartment?"

- It's not so bad, idie.

A coat of paint, maybe
some new carpet.

- I didn't want to tell Jodi,

'cause I didn't want
to freak her out.

I didn't want to make her
scared in the new apartment.

- As I moved in 23, I
thought it was my home,

that I would be
there for a while.

- Today, when you
were at school...

- in Hannah's bedroom,
we made it really cozy.

Of course, she's a little girl,
so she wanted everything pink,

pink and white.

[Chuckles]

- You want to see it?
- Yeah.

- Surprise.

- She slept with me,

so basically, it was a
toy room with clothes.

- What do you think?

- Wow, it's good, but, mom,
you got all the toys wrong.

- What do you mean?

- Hannah's favorite toy

was a sesame street
sleep and snore Ernie doll.

Toy: I feel great.
- 'Cause Ernie's always there.

- It had a really special
place on top of her dresser.

- You got your very
own drawing table.

- It wasn't very long after
we moved into apartment 23

that strange things
started happening.

- Where are my keys?

- I was very particular

about having things
handy and ready to go.

- Hannah, have you seen my
keys? They're not on the hook.

- No, mom. I haven't seen them.

- "What? What? Did I do that?"

[Chuckles]

Why would I leave the
keys in the middle of the bed?

Why would I do that?

I just thought, "it
must be Hannah.

"Hannah's probably
moving things around

because she's a little kid."

- Hannah?

Hannah, my keys were
in the middle of the bed.

Did you put them there
as some sort of joke?

- What type of
joke would that be?

- I remember my mom
getting, like, really mad at me,

'cause she thought I was
the one moving all her stuff.

- Hannah, do you understand
that everything needs

to be put back in its place?

- I didn't touch your
keys, okay, mom?

- But she just, like,
kept getting mad at me

and, like, upset.

She's like, "you, like...
You can't touch my stuff."

- Hannah, are you lying to me?
- No, mom.

Why would I lie about
some stupid keys?

- She looked like
she was gonna cry,

because I was yelling.

I was mad at her, because
I thought, you know,

"she's a little kid.

She's lying to me."

I didn't understand.

- [Sighs]

- I didn't understand
what was going on

and why I'm seeing this happen.

And then...

I had another dream

about the same couple.

And it's another one
of those real dreams

like I had up in apartment 14.

This time, they were
driving a blue car.

They had driven by a
girl who I saw walking.

- Hey, honey. You need a ride?

- No, thank you.

- You're so pretty.

- Let's go.

- Where do you live?

- That was the exact same girl

that I had been
dreaming about before.

- We've got a friend
that lives over there...

- Are you sure we
can't give you a ride?

- I wanted to tell her,
"no, don't get in that car."

- Don't worry. We won't bite.

- I could hear them chatter.

- I'm Janice.

- Nice to meet you. I'm marliz.

- Marliz?

- Yeah, my name's Marie,
but people call me marliz.

- Ooh, that's fun.
[Both chuckle]

This is Cameron, my husband.

- Hi.
- Nice to meet you.

How long have you
guys been married?

- What about you? Do
you have a boyfriend?

- Yeah, I do, but
we just had a fight.

- Oh, that's terrible.

- Should we go pick him up?

- Oh, no, that's fine. He
can just... he can cool off.

- But you've got
someone at home, right?

If you're upset? A roommate?

- No, no, I don't, but
that's fine, though.

- [Chuckles]

- And all of a
sudden, they speed off

over onto the freeway.

They were driving down a
neighborhood street in chico.

I recognized it right away.

This is my street.

When they pulled up to
my apartment complex,

I was scared.

- Well, I could use a pit stop.

- "Can I use your restroom?"

I could see the
evil in their face.

I didn't know what to do.

- [Gasps]

- Why am I dreaming
such weird things?

That's what happened
in the previous apartment.

Why am I waking up
at 3:37 in the morning?

I don't get it.

- [Breathing heavily]

- These dreams took a
real physical toll on me.

I was exhausted.

I felt like I hadn't
gotten any sleep.

- I do remember my mom
being pretty stressed out,

'cause, like, I think she's been
having experiences herself,

but she didn't
want to believe it.

- Here's your coat. Put this on.

Hannah, where are your shoes?

- Hannah had a pair of
little pink slip-on shoes.

- We always keep
our shoes by the door.

Where did you put them?
- I don't know.

- "Hannah, don't play with me.

"If you want to go
outside and play,

then we got to find your shoes."

- Hannah, where
did you put them?

Where are they?
- I didn't...

- just tell me where
they are right now.

- She thought I
was the one doing it,

but I wasn't.

- I didn't move them.

- Hannah, I don't
have time for this.

Where are they?
- I didn't move them.

- Hannah, come on, this is
the last time I'm gonna do this.

- Right smack-dab
in front of me,

there they are.

- Hannah, what is on the bed?

- My shoes?

- Did you put the
shoes on the bed?

- No, I didn't touch the shoes.

- Hannah, don't lie to me.
I'm not gonna stand for it.

- Stop!
- I'm sorry.

- It was upsetting to see
my mom, like, so upset.

- I'm sorry. You're right.

Hannah, did you see mommy
put the shoes on the bed?

- No.

- I started to think maybe
I was losing my mind.

I felt like I just had to
get out of the apartment.

I just wanted to pretend
like everything was fine.

[Tires screech]

- You're crazy!

What's your problem?

- I was so overwhelmed
with, like, anxiety.

- Hey! Hey, gorgeous.

- I wanted to feel safe.

I did not want to go to sleep.

I really felt an
overwhelming sense

of impending doom.

They walked up to my
apartment, apartment number 14.

- This is a really great
place you got here.

- Oh, thank you.

I just actually moved
in recently, so...

- I see the man
put a couple drops

of something
from the little bottle

on this handkerchief.

[Sighs] Like, "why am i...

Why am I seeing all this stuff?"

I didn't get it.

- Yeah, I actually work
down at this photo shop.

- And then it's almost like

I was remembering
the other dream.

"Get out! Get out!"

- [Screaming]

- They picked her up together

and walked her over to the car.

If someone had seen her,

she might have just looked
like a drunk college kid.

- [Breathing heavily]

- It scared me because it seemed
like it was happening for real,

like I was really
seeing somebody

being taken away.

I was trying to rationalize
it again in my mind.

But there were also
things I couldn't explain,

the strange
occurrences in the house.

It started out
with small things,

moving keys,

remote controls being
moved into the bathroom,

and then it ended up being...

Like, dining room
chairs would move.

None of this made any
sense whatsoever to me.

I really started to think
that if it wasn't Hannah,

that it was me,

that I was doing these things.

I wanted to get
to the bottom of it

and figure out what's
really going on here.

- She thought, like,
there was people

in her house or something,

you know, people
moving her stuff,

'cause it wasn't me.

- Maybe someone was
trying to get my attention.

But I didn't know if it was
a person in the complex.

I just didn't know.

I thought about
leaving the apartment.

However, I just didn't have
enough money to move.

I didn't have a job yet.

I had to stay there.

I was really tired,

and I was afraid
to go back to sleep,

because I didn't want
to have another dream.

I thought, "stay awake.
Just stay awake."

- Oh, god.

- Shut up.
- [Crying]

- In the dream, I was
back with that couple again

in the blue car.

- Where are you taking me?

Let me go!

Oh, please!

Please, i'm... let me go.

- And he pulls out
this contraption.

What is that?

- No!
- Get her head.

- [Screams]

- He rammed this
thing over her head.

- Gonna be quiet now?

- To see such fear
and terror on her face

scared the hell out of me.

[Engine turns over]

[Engine roars]

This wasn't some
random act of violence.

They had this all planned out.

[Upbeat rock music]

- [Gasping]

- I felt suffocated.

"I got to get out of here.
Please, I want to wake up."

And I couldn't. I
could not wake up.

I didn't know where I
was, where they were,

but it seemed like their home.

- [Gasping]

- I'm seeing weird stuff,

like, something
with chains on it.

- Oh, god.

- Shh.
- Oh, god.

- Whatever this is, I
don't want to see it.

[Wood creaking]

[Chains jangle]

She was hung like this.

- I'll do anything.

Please, let me go.

- To be in a dream
and witnessing it...

- Please let me go! Let me go!

- And feeling like I want
to do something, but I can't

is heart-wrenching.

They started to touch her,

like, in a disgusting,
evil, sexual kind of way.

- Stop. No!

Please don't!

My parents have money.
They can give you anything.

Please, let me go. Please, no!

Please let me go!

[Speaking indistinctly]

- The woman just
put her mouth on her

and bit her.

And her eyes just
conveyed, "please help me."

And I couldn't.

I didn't know what to do.

I was just a ghost in a dream.

- [Distorted voice] Wake up.

Mommy, wake up.

- [Gasping]

- [Gasps] No!

- [Distorted voice] Wake up.

Mommy, wake up.

- [Breathing heavily]

- Are you okay?

- It's the most horrifying,
disgusting thing

to see another human being

torture someone like that.

That's someone's baby.

That's someone's child.

- [Chuckles]

- What if that
happened to Hannah?

I couldn't take another
thing happening.

- Hold still.

- Ow. Ow.

Mommy, look.
- What?

- Mommy, it's your friend.

- What friend?

I don't know what
she's talking about.

- There's nobody here.
- She's right there.

- I look around, and...

- where?

- Maybe you scared her away.

- Now here my
child's seeing things.

- Hannah?

- "Hannah, I can't
take this right now."

- Don't make things up,
okay? Stop playing games.

Don't play games with mommy.
- Mom, I didn't make this up.

- Okay, come with me.

- That night, I had
another dream.

The girl was in the bathroom.

- Let me go.
- Shh.

- Please, you have to let
me go. I can't stay here.

I have to go home.

- She kept begging for
her life. "Please let me go."

She was pleading at this point.

- Oh, my god.
[Sobbing]

- If you don't shut up,
he's gonna come in here!

- Will you shut up?

- And I see him take the knife

and just, like, pull
her neck back like this

and then just... [Grunts]

I'm so scared and startled.

- Please help me.

- Her eyes meet my eyes,

and right then, I
knew she saw me.

I saw her. She saw me.

- Help me, please.

- And then, all of a
sudden, she was gone.

- [Gasping]

- 3:37 in the morning,

the mini blinds...

They shoot up on their own.

The lights start flashing
in the apartment.

Pssht! The TV turns on.

White static noise.

Toy: Now let's play the game.

- Sleep and snore
Ernie doll is in the center

of the living room screaming.

Toy: Now let's play the game.

Let's play the game.
Let's play the game.

- I was so overwhelmed,
and I couldn't take it anymore.

[Toy laughing]

At that point, I didn't
want to be alone.

I was afraid now after
having the nightmares

and having the
strange occurrences

happen in the house.

[Both laugh]
- I missed you.

Oh, you look beautiful, misty.

- Misty's a special girl.

She's actually deaf.

- Seriously?

- I had known misty
for many years,

and I trusted her.

She was a family friend.

- Exams.

- Hannah?

I don't... i don't...
I don't know.

[Chuckles]

- I wanted to have
someone there.

Both: Surprise!

- I was hoping that
it would all stop,

that I could chalk
it all up to stress,

but that's not what happened.

- Oh, misty, I'm sorry.

Have you been
waiting a long time?

Ah, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Toy: I feel great.

- I hear Hannah's Ernie doll.

- Hannah, stop. Hannah, stop.

- "I feel great. I feel great."

- Stay here.

Toy: I feel great.

- I'm really anxious...

Toy: I feel great.

- But I don't want to
scare these little kids.

Toy: I feel great. I feel great.

I feel great. I feel great.

- [Gasps]

- Ernie has a noose
around his neck.

- Stay here.
- What happened to Ernie?

- She's signing to
me, "what is that?"

- I don't know.

Nobody has the keys.

- This is the first time I
say, "let's call the police."

At this point, I'm thinking,
"misty witnessed something.

"Hannah's talking about
an imaginary friend.

Something is just
not right here."

- Somebody broke in.

I checked the
windows and the doors,

but there's no
sign of a break-in.

But could you just
send somebody?

We're very upset over here.

- Is anything missing, ma'am?
- No.

- Has anything been moved

since you discovered
the crime scene?

- No... yes. No.

- I see.

So it all looks pretty
much the same

as a normal little
girl's tidy room.

- Yes, except for the
fact that there's an Ernie...

- Doll with a noose
around his neck.

- Well, tell me, has Bert
been acting suspicious lately?

Or elmo?

Do you think it could
have been elmo?

- He just thought that I
was some sort of a nutcase

that needed to have some
sort of police attention.

- This is a busy town, lady.

- Now who am I gonna call

if something weird
happens again?

Misty had a school
event early in the morning.

She needed to be at
the bus stop at 6:00.

- None of us wanted to be
alone, 'cause we were scared.

- [Gasping]

- Help me.

- [Sobbing]

- Please.

- [Gasps]

- We made sure that the
clocks were set for 5:30

so that she could be
at the bus stop by 6:00.

- [Gasping]

- Help me.

Please.

- [Gasps]

- I look over, and
I see the time,

and it says 6:00 in the morning.

We're already late.

Everything's going crazy.

- [Crying]

- I'm like, "is this a dream?

"Am I in a dream?

Why can't I get
out of this dream?

- [Screams]

- The Ernie doll
was going off saying,

"I feel great. I feel great.

I feel great."

Toy: I feel great. I feel great.

- [Screams]
- I was like, "what?"

- Run. Just run.

Go.

- 3:37 in the morning.

I just start... I just
start screaming

at the top of my lungs.

- Get out of my house!

- "Get out of my house!

"Whatever evil
spirit's in my house,

in the name of..."

- Jesus, get out!

It doesn't belong
to you anymore!

- "I just want out of here,

and I want my child to be safe."

- Yeah, she's making trouble.

Yeah, I see it.

- They offered me an apartment

in a completely different
apartment complex

in downtown chico.

Part of the agreement
would be that I would not talk

about the haunted apartment.

And I thought to myself,

"hey, whatever it
takes, I'm going.

I just want out of here, and
I want my child to be safe."

The day that I left walnut
garden apartment complex,

my life changed.

All: Three, two, one. Whoo!

- Catch it, Hannah!

- Hannah and I were excited.

We were happy.

I got a job, and I
met a wonderful man.

His name is Joel.

- My performance was quite good,

but the girls were
not very good.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- We would spend time together,

and I enjoyed, you
know, the interactions

that she had with my kids.

- All right, let's see
what you can do.

Let's go. Lets go.

Whoo! Catch it, Hannah.

- Joel brought an
enormous amount

of stability and
happiness to my life.

I wanted to put
every single thing

about the haunted
apartment behind me

and just completely move on.

- Once in a while, I
have a dream about her.

I did not feel scared of her,

because I just thought she
was one of my mom's friends,

and, like, she was comforting.

Both: Bake me a cake
as fast as you can.

- I felt like I could just,
like, talk to her sometimes.

She said her name was
marliz, but I called her myliz,

'cause I don't think I
could pronounce that.

Both: Put it in the
oven for myliz and me.

- What happened with your neck?

- Don't be scared.

Please.

- [Gasps]

- She loves the water...

- one day, Hannah and
idie's son were drawing.

- She seems to
have absolutely...

- no, but he was the same
way. It just took a little bit.

- All of a sudden,
I saw her picture.

It was a startling image.

I was kind of taken back.

- Hannah, what is this?

Who is this girl?

- That's my friend, mom.
She's your friend too.

- Hannah, is this
the girl you saw

in the mirror in the apartment?

- I told her, "that's
myliz; That's my angel."

- Hannah, what is this?

- That's the people
that are hurting her.

- I just drew her
hanging, I think,

and she had tears on her face.

- Where did you see this?

- I don't want my
baby to experience

what I had experienced
in those dreams.

- It's okay.

Okay, why don't you
get the blue crayon,

and why don't you
finish that, okay?

- You okay?

- It brought everything
flooding back.

- [Gasps]

[Breathing heavily]

Oh.

There was a girl.
She did go missing.

She did go missing
from my apartment.

- When she first
told me the stories,

I didn't really
know what to think.

- You don't think
I'm crazy, do you?

- No.

- You believe me?

- Yes.

- [Breathing heavily]

- I can really see how
this is affecting you.

- I felt that they were signs.

I felt that there
was a story here

that wanted to be told,

and... and she was
the voice for this story.

- I don't need this thing
following me again.

- So we went to the library,

and we were going through
old copies of a local newspaper

called the chico
enterprise-record.

- I'm gonna go check
this. Be right back.

- I didn't even know
what we were looking for.

- We were hours
and hours looking

and getting a
little discouraged,

because we weren't finding much.

- It's like looking for a
needle in a haystack.

- February 3, 1976.

- And Joel finally found
a teeny little article

that said, "local
girl gone missing."

- "Girl is missing
in chico, California."

- And then it says, "gone
missing from parmac road,

"walnut gardens,

apartment 14,"

the exact apartment I lived in.

- Right on the top was a photo.

I recognized her right away.

That was the girl
that Hannah had seen.

That was the girl I
was dreaming about.

Those experiences were real.

There was a real missing girl.

- That's her.

- Finally, I had a name.

Marie spannhake.

After seeing that article, I
started having more dreams.

- [Breathing heavily]

- I saw the couple
putting Marie's body

in the back of their car.

[Sighs] She was dead.

This nagging feeling
kept telling me that,

"you know what?

"You need to listen, and
you need to follow this

and investigate and see
what this is really about."

- And they took her back to...

- I made an appointment
with a crime reporter

from a local newspaper.

- It's not particularly
unusual to have people call

for information on
specific criminal cases.

- And hung her up.

- She wasn't raving.

She was rather matter-of-fact,
maybe a little sad.

- She started screaming, and
she wouldn't stop screaming.

- Jodi and I are
looking at each other

all nervous, you know?

"Okay, now what?"

And he showed us
these paper clippings.

- The spannhake case
was connected to a case

that had made the national news.

It was called "the
girl in the box case."

- A couple, Cameron
and Janice hooker,

had kidnapped a
woman in red bluff

named Colleen Stan.

The couple kept her in a box
under their bed for seven years.

She was subject to
every manner of abuse,

but finally, she got free, and
the police were brought in.

- Do you have a
photo of the couple?

- When I showed
Jodi the pictures,

her reaction was
the kind of reaction

I've gotten in the past
when I told a family member

about some terrible
thing that had happened.

- There they are
in black and white,

real people.

- I saw the fright in her eyes.

This is the most distressed
I've ever seen her.

- So then they
caught the couple?

- Yeah, there was a big trial,

and the wife immediately agreed
to testify against her husband.

She gave the police
a lengthy interview

in which she made reference
to something that had happened

a year before they
had taken Colleen

where they had kidnapped
a woman off of the street.

- Is it Marie?

- Janice told the police that
the person they kidnapped

was Marie spannhake.

They took her to their home

where she was tortured.

There was some
very limited evidence

and the woman's
testimony, but no hard proof.

- No body has ever been found.

- So now it's
making sense to me.

It's Marie spannhake
wanting justice

and communicating
that to me in my dreams.

[Engine roaring]

- 35. 76.

- I hear numbers.

- 35. 76.

- 35.76.

Now I get it. Now I get it.

I was dreaming of a location.

- I felt it was important

that she take
this to the police,

and her initial reaction was,
"they'll never believe me."

- I'm calling because I
have some information

about the Marie spannhake case.

She was a girl who went
missing in chico in 1976.

I know this might sound strange.

- And he said, "Jodi, why
are you calling today?"

- Can you tell me why
you're calling right now?

- I had this overwhelming
urge like I needed to call you.

- You just gave me the chills.

I can't give you
too many details.

- "But we are in the middle,
right now, of doing something

in regards to this case."

- Really?
- This very day.

- Within days, they sent down
lead detectives on the case,

and they interviewed
me for hours.

- This is the details
you recall seeing

from Cameron
hooker's appearance?

- Yes, it was his belt.

- Every single detail.

- On the buckle, there was
a capital "h" in the middle.

- Things I had
seen in my dreams.

- Yes. Exactly like this.

- The police can't
confirm anything,

because it's still an
open murder case.

They asked me, "so
what's the 35.76?"

- I think it's the coordinates

to where Marie Elizabeth
spannhake's remains rest.

- I was getting frustrated,
because I just wanted

one thing to be confirmed,

one thing that wasn't
in the public domain

just for my own sanity.

So I got in contact with
an investigative reporter.

- So Marie spannhake
gives you all these clues

to help try and solve

the mystery of her disappearance

from beyond the grave?

It's a bit convenient, isn't it?

- The story, initially,

I didn't know
what to make of it.

- Maybe you dreamt this
up from magazines, or...

- I need your help.

There's so much
about it I just...

I still don't understand.

- I just needed to know
that there was one thing

in my dreams that was absolutely

without a shadow
of a doubt true.

- Help me.

- When I approached
the red bluff police,

they wouldn't speak to me
about Marie's disappearance,

but I was able to
look through files

at the chico police department,

because they had a
missing persons file on her.

There were
interviews with people

that Marie had lived
with, worked with,

her boyfriend at the time.

And then there was the
testimony of Janice hooker.

I wanted to find something
that Jodi didn't have access to

to prove to me
and to anybody else

that her dreams were true,

something that she
wouldn't have been able

to read in a book
or the newspapers.

- Late January 1976,
we were driving into chico,

when Cameron
spotted a young woman

walking alongside the road.

We stopped and
offered her a ride.

You're so pretty.

Cameron had some
difficulty restraining her.

- [Gasping]

- She made a lot of noise.

- Please let me go!

[Sobbing]

- After she was tortured,

she was brought
upstairs to the bathroom.

- Finally, I found it...

- She was brought
upstairs to the bathroom.

- The one piece of
information I'd been looking for.

- Cameron decided
to cut her vocal cords.

He used a knife to
stop her from screaming.

- It corroborated Jodi's story.

- They cut her throat like that.

- She described all
of this in great detail.

- Meredith had found buried
in the Janice hooker confession

a detail that hadn't been
revealed to the public.

- As a journalist, this
is the smoking gun

that we're always looking for.

- Wow. I felt vindicated.

I felt that now I had proof.

This has been a
huge part of my life,

of Hannah's life,
of my friend's life.

I believe that it has been
years of Marie spannhake

wanting justice to be served
and communicating that to me.

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