All language subtitles for Paranormal Witness s02e12 The Tenants.eng

- [Gasping]

- I should never have let
her move into that apartment.

I started to think that almost
every corner of this house

held some kind of secret.

- The fear was
just eating me alive.

[Ominous piano music]

[Woman sobbing]

The sound of a woman crying...

- You're hurting me!

- A woman void of all hope.

[Rope strains]

- Cast into hell Satan
and all evil spirits!

Cast them into hell!

[Crashing and banging]

[Woman sobbing]

- [Sobs] Stop!

- There were thousands and
thousands of pictures of women.

- I always felt like
there were others there.

- [Screams]

[Acoustic guitar music]

♪ ♪

- It was July of 1970,

and Marsha and I had
been married three years.

And we were happily
gonna have our first child.

- We were joyous, excited.

We were just...
We were on a cloud,

and we thought
nothing could go wrong.

Life was exactly
the way it should be.

[Door closes]

- Hi, honey.
- Hi, ed.

- [Groans]

- What's the matter?

- I went to pay the
rent to my landlady

and happily announced that
we were gonna have a baby.

- You'll never believe it.

- And she sternly
looked at me and said,

"no children. No pets.

No children. No pets."

- She wants us out.

- What?

- There was only about
two months before the baby.

So there was a real urgency.

- I desperately started looking.

About a month later,

an ad popped out
that said, "heir estate."

So I took off to the inner city.

It was a two-flat building...

One living area
on the first floor

and one living area above it.

- Mr. Becker, I'm
Dave. Nice to see you.

This is the place
we're talking about.

Would you like to
have a look inside?

- Sure.

- Let's do it.

So this is the hallway.

[Door clicks open]

- You sons of bitches!

Get out of our home.
We don't want you here.

You don't belong here.

- She just came out
screaming hysterically

and swearing obscenities.

- You sons of bitches.

We don't want you here.

You have no right.

We own this building.
You'll never own this building.

- Myra...
- Get out!

You can't have our house!

You'll never have our house.

It's ours.

- Who was that?

- That's Myra. Pay
no attention to her.

Her family is gonna
have her put in a home.

- He said, "well, she's
the last remaining member

"of the family
that owned, built,

occupied this building
since, uh, beginning."

- Sorry about the mess.

Have a look around.

Take as much time as
you need, Mr. Becker.

- My first impression was
that vandalism had taken place.

What I saw was paper,
rubbish, clothes, utensils

scattered in all
directions around the floor.

- It needs a lot of work.

- But it does have
great potential.

- He was selling me,
and I was buying it

because I needed to buy it.

I needed to have a
roof over my head.

I needed to have somewhere
to take my wife and my child.

- Have you seen enough?

- Can I see the rest?

- Let's do this quickly.

- She looked at me
straight in the eyes.

And I thought,

"there's no way I'm taking
possession of the building

with this woman inside."

But he assured me.

He said, "don't
worry about her."

Myra would be gone
on the day of the closing.

I figured we'd rent the
first-level apartment.

It would help us
pay the mortgage,

and then we could live upstairs.

- I'll take it.

- I was relieved. I was happy.

I was gonna own something.

It was gonna be ours.

We were gonna make a home there.

- There you go, buddy.

Thanks.

- The bedroom
on the left. Thanks.

- How are you doing?
- Good.

This is so exciting.

- The day we moved in,

I felt like we
finally had a home.

- We had a little baby
and named her Christine.

- Want to go inside?

- And I was happy.

The pressure was off.

In the first few
days, I was so busy.

There was not time to think.

I was cleaning, still unpacking,

just setting up the house.

My pride and joy was
this beautiful candy dish,

one of the few really nice
wedding presents we got.

I'd always leave it in
the middle of the table.

All of a sudden,

the candy dish was on
the other side of the table.

I don't even know
how to explain that.

We hadn't been
living there very long.

We're home at night.

- What's wrong, ed?

- It's probably
just the circuit.

- It was almost in rhythm.

The flashing had a rhythm,

almost like morse code.

Fast flashes...

[Fluttering]

And then one flash.

- I don't like it, ed.

- It's okay.

See?

- It was after a month or so,

and I'd get up at
5:00 in the morning

and off to work.

Of course, the first
thing you want to do...

Once, you know, I got a
break and I was able to...

Is get to the telephone,

call Marsha, and
say, "how's it going?"

[Line beeping]

The phone's busy.

I figured, "well, she's
probably calling family, friends."

A few hours later, I call again.

[Line beeping]

The phone is busy.

[Beeping continues]

[Line beeping]

All day, I never got
through, and now I'm burning.

It's like, you know,

"what the heck
is wrong with her?

Who the hell..."

I couldn't even think

of who she could
talk to all day long.

- Hey.

- Hey, honey. How are you?

- I got home, and I said...

- I've been trying
to call you all day.

Who have you been talking to?

- She looked at me,

and she was just
totally bewildered.

- And I said,
"who would I call?"

- I don't know anyone here.

- "Marsha, I've
been calling all day.

It's busy all day."

- The phone was on the table,

but the cord and
the receiver earpiece

was on the floor.

- It's been off the hook.

- All day and you
didn't notice it?

- I didn't understand why
he was upset with me.

I didn't take the
telephone off the hook.

He should know
me better than that.

I was busy with the baby.

Being a new mom's
a whole lot harder

than I thought it was gonna be.

[Clattering, soft ringing]

[Dial tone humming]

I didn't understand
what was going on,

but I knew something was wrong.

Something was very wrong.

Every morning,
I was in the habit

of washing the breakfast
dishes and putting them away.

And I turned around...

The cabinet door was open.

[Plates crashing]

- [Screaming]

- They come straight across...

[Plates shattering]

- [Screaming]

- All in one motion...

- [Screaming]

- And slams down to the floor.

- [Gasping]

- It scared me to death,

and it felt dangerous...

Very, very dangerous.

- [Screaming]

[Door squeaks open]

- Come on in, guys.

- The first people to respond
were Dan and Diane white.

- So we live on
the second floor,

but I'll show you
the kitchen first.

This is my wife, Marsha.

- Hi.
- Hi, I'm Diane.

- There were about our age.

Brand-new baby the
same age as Christine.

- Who is this?

- This is my little one.

- Oh, so sweet.

- I was very excited
about the apartment.

I could see that Diane

was really thinking
of it as home.

- Hi, baby.

- I just felt connected to
Diane almost immediately.

She was sweet and smiling,

and she had a kind
look about her eyes.

- Diane and Marsha
had very good chemistry.

- All I could think about
was, "I won't be alone.

"She's gonna be downstairs.

If I need help and I
scream, they're gonna hear."

- Ed?
- Yeah?

- I'm gonna show Diane
the living room, okay?

- Okay.
- Right this way.

- We couldn't turn
Diane and Dan away.

They were perfect.

We just called them the
next day and said, you know,

"move in, you guys,
whenever you want."

- Diane?

- Soon after we moved
into the apartment,

I would come home from work.

Diane would be out.

[Chandelier creaking]

And I started
seeing the chandelier

swinging back and forth...

Back and forth, back and forth.

[Creaking continues]

I didn't worry about it.

I thought it was them
walking around upstairs.

- So this is what
Dan's mom just got us.

It's a little jumper.
- So cute.

- One afternoon,

I was downstairs
just talking to Diane.

- I'm surprised she
has such good taste,

and I think it'll...

- Diane had put her
baby into a Walker.

Her legs did not
reach the floor.

Baby was very tiny, very petite,

not crawling or walking
or doing anything.

[Eerie music]

♪ ♪

Out of the corner of my eye,

I see something moving.

My mind didn't accept
that she was doing that.

I knew she couldn't do that.

[Baby coos]

- [Screams]

[Baby crying]

- I felt it was my fault.

I should have told her
the house was haunted.

And when ed came
home from work, I said,

"we need to talk about this."

- I know this sounds crazy, ed,

but this house is haunted.

- Come on, Marsha.
You're being paranoid.

- She got angry with me.

She told me I didn't understand.

She told me there was
something in the basement

that wasn't right.

[Stairs creaking]

It was a cave.

It was filled with junk.

[Can clatters]

I was examining everything,

and what I saw was a jar.

Inside of it were old
monopoly pieces and things.

But then I noticed
something else.

There were bullets in there,

live bullets.

It bothered me,

because if someone here
in this house had bullets,

there must have been a gun.

If there was a gun,
who had the gun?

And why would they
have needed a gun?

I looked to the back
of the basement,

and there was a door
that opened to a room...

Filled floor to ceiling
with shoe boxes

and the other side
was magazines...

Girlie magazines of early day,

going back to the '30s.

The name Ben verdere was written

almost on every
magazine I picked up.

I went to the shoe boxes,
and I started opening them up.

It was the most amazing
thing that I had ever seen.

There were little
clippings of paper.

Thousands and thousands
of pictures of women...

Maybe a tight sweater,

maybe a skirt
blowing up in the air,

he cut that picture out,

and he put it into
these shoe boxes.

I had a picture of
this Ben verdere

being quite perverted

and disturbed.

He obviously treasured this.

He obviously
enjoyed looking at it,

and he probably
pleasured himself in secret.

I didn't want to tell
Marsha about what I found

because I felt this would
definitely add to her fears.

I just felt, "nothing
good can come of it."

[Water running]

- Every morning, when
I put Christine down

for her morning nap and
ed had gone off to work,

that was my time to get my bath.

[Faint creaking]

All of a sudden, I felt
a little uncomfortable.

I just felt like I'm not alone.

[Tense music]

- [Panting softly]

[Screams]

- There was nothing there.

- [Screams]

- I completely lost it.

- [Screams]

- Something has
actually attacked me.

- [Gasps]

- It's touched me.

- [Screaming]

- [Screams]

[Door slams]

[Clock ticking]

- I didn't belong to the church,

but I just
instinctively wondered

if some kindly old priest would
come over and fix my house.

He would take the evil out.

[Door clicks shut]

- Father, you know
my wife, Marsha.

- Hello, Marsha.
- Thank you for coming.

- She believed it would
put an umbrella of protection

over some of these
things that were going on.

I just thought, "this
is a bunch of crap.

I don't believe it."

And he reached into his robe.

And he pulled out
this brass dispenser,

a holy water dispenser.

And he started praying.

- Dear lord,

we pray to you, oh, god,

for this home, its occupants...

- I looked to Marsha,
and she was frightened,

like something was gonna happen.

- Heavenly due in good measure

as well as an abundance
of earthly needs,

he who dwells in the
shelter of the most high

who abides in the
shadow of the almighty...

My refuge and my fortress...

My god in whom I trust.

[Dispenser shatters]

- [Screams]

- [Huffs]

[Dispenser pieces clattering]

It shattered.

- There's no way
that can happen;

even I understand that.

Brass does not shatter,
and this shattered.

- Blessed archangel Michael...

- This man was frightened.

I mean, something
had attacked him

in such a way that he
recognized the danger.

- Protect us! Amen!

[Door opens, closes]

- We had just seen a symbol
of god burst into midair...

Be destroyed.

- All of a sudden,

I was starting to acknowledge
it and admit it and...

That we were dealing with
something that was real,

that I couldn't explain.

Her nonbelieving husband
all of a sudden said,

"yeah, we're dealing with
something beyond our control."

I decided, "I'm
gonna go investigate

the history of the house."

And I figured if anybody
could give me any information,

it'd be Walter, my neighbor.

He said...

- I'm so sorry for you,

that you moved into that
house with a young child.

- I had so many
questions that were really,

you know, buzzing
around my mind.

- I lived next to these
people for 50 years.

50 years.

They were a very... [Sighs]

Very, very strange,

very strange.

- He told me that
the verdere family

had built the house around 1900.

It had never been occupied

by anybody other
than family members.

- They never smiled.

They never spoke to me,

never spoke to me or my wife.

Nothing.

Strange.

- He explained that
the verdere family

had three sons and a daughter.

Ben was the second son,

a daughter named Myra,

and then a young
son who died young.

- Now, Ben...

He was the dominant
man in the house.

He controlled that
house and everybody in it.

He was some piece
of dirt, that man.

- Next, he told me that Ben
verdere had passed away

in the bathtub in our apartment.

- Massive coronary.

- Now, it... It
became a revelation.

I started to attribute...
Whether I was correct or not...

But I started to attribute all
my activity to Ben verdere.

I assumed that we
were living with Ben.

[Woman screaming]

[Clattering]

- What's going on?

- Shh!

[Woman crying]

[Clattering]

- We could hear...

Boom, boom, boom,

boom.

- [Crying]

Stop!

- My first thought was that it
was Diane and Dan downstairs.

I didn't know them that well.

I figured all couples
have arguments,

but this was too violent.

- Oh, my lord, ed. We
got to do something.

He's really hurting her.

- Just leave it.

- I couldn't understand that,

because, to me, they
were a very loving couple.

- It's their business.

- [Crying]

- Then it starts to
happen night after night.

- [Crying]

[Clattering]

- I thought it was
coming from downstairs...

- [Crying]

- From the base of our stairs.

[Woman wailing]

[Woman screaming]

[Woman crying]

- Dan, wake up.

- What?

[Clattering]

- Do you hear that?

- We heard arguing
or moaning and crying.

[Shouting and clattering]

I was convinced it
was Eddie and Marsha.

It sounded terrible.

[Woman screaming]

[Groaning, smacking]

- No sooner than I
stuck my head out...

It stopped.

- There's nothing there.

- But once I knew it
wasn't Dan and Diane,

I realized that I had to
tell Marsha everything.

I told Marsha about Ben

and his secret
pornographic hideaway.

- Amelia?

- I told her about Ben's wife.

- Amelia, is that you?

- Walter had told me she
was of Spanish descent

and the only non-family
member to ever live in that house.

- No, Ben, please, stop!

- Their marriage
was filled with turmoil.

- [Gasping and sobbing] Please!

- Arguing...

- [Gasping]

- Hateful screaming...

- [Sobbing]

[Slapping]

Please stop!

- Walter said she never
should've moved into that house.

[Melancholy music]

♪ ♪

[Stool clatters]

[Rope strains]

[Chandelier
creaking and rattling]

- Made perfect sense to me

after hearing the
arguing on the stairs,

the anguish and the crying.

- I realized that the
ghost of this family...

The verdere family...

Was occupying our house.

It was built by them.

Some of them died there.

The words of Myra
began echoing...

- [Echoing] You'll
never have our house!

Never, never!

- This was the verdere house,

and they weren't
gonna give it up.

[Woman crying]

[Rope strains]

[Engine turns over]

- It started to change
our relationship.

I'd get up at 5:00
in the morning

and off to work.

Marsha was home
all day with the baby.

[Baby crying]

She was losing sleep.

Her mood wasn't as
upbeat and jovial and smiling.

Kind of, I thought,
a depression.

To me, it just seemed like a
common thread of this family

and of their effect on people,
was driving people insane.

- Diane had always
been a bubbly person.

She would always be laughing.

Now she looked
like she was troubled.

She wasn't her normal
outgoing self anymore.

She would just sit there.

- I was constantly on the move.

I would walk around
the apartment and check,

"is this still there?
Is that still okay?"

The fear was just
eating me alive.

- Whatever she was
experiencing and not telling me

was ruining our marriage.

I was starting to argue
with Diane about it,

and she decided that
she was gonna leave.

She took our baby and moved.

- When Diane left,
I was devastated.

I really felt I had lost
the last of someone there

that understood.

I always felt like there
were others there.

- Later that night, I came home,

and Marsha was
in a serious mood.

She sat down. She
gave me dinner.

And she was being very quiet.

[Door creaks open]

All of a sudden, the door opens.

- Ed, what are you doing?

- I got angry. I got up.

[Rattling]

Got a piece of heavy string.

- You're only gonna
make it worse.

- I tied it around the doorknob,

and I said, "now open
the door, you pervert."

- Ed, please.

- Just keep eating.

Eat.

[Rattling and pounding]

- And all of a sudden,

everything became
manic and angry.

[Rattling and pounding]

- Come on! You
old pervert, come on!

- I had no respect for him...

- Get out of our house!

- [Sobbing] Stop!

- And I was gonna torment him.

- Leave us alone!

This is not your house!

- Ed, please!
- Come on, Ben, you old pervert.

Come on!
- Stop it!

- Come on!

- [Sobbing] Please, please!

- This is our house.
- Stop, please, ed!

- Come on! Come on!

- Please! Please!

- Yeah, come on. Come on.

Come on... you can't do it.

You can't do it,
you old pervert.

- I felt in despair because
there was nothing I could do.

I sat there. I cursed Ben.

I cursed the whole
verdere family.

I felt that they
were ruining our life.

Marsha had had enough.

She came to the conclusion
that we couldn't get out of it.

We had no money to move.

- And I said, "Eddie,

"there just has to be
somebody out there

that knows what they're doing."

- This is serious.

- So Marsha tried
the yellow pages

and found a category
called "psychic research."

- Okay, yeah.

- Joseph delouise is a psychic.

He talked to ed.

- Church of england, okay.

I'll have to talk to my wife.

Yeah.

Okay.

- Joe delouise said we
would have an exorcism.

And in fact, he informed me

that he was gonna bring
along a professional exorcist.

- They want to put it on TV.

Nbc wants to film it.

- He told nbc that we have
a very unusual situation.

- What do you think?

- I wasn't much for ridicule.

And so I didn't know what to do.

But this was very serious,

and it's something
that had hurt us.

- Okay.

- So I agreed.

- The day of the
exorcism arrived.

There were people
all over the place,

and camerapeople
and sound people

and people coming in and out.

And I lost track of
who everybody was.

- Buddy, can I have some help?

- Yeah.

- I helped a sound man

close every single
window in the house.

- Nbc told us that
this was going to be

the first televised exorcism.

- Those of you who are staying

know you will be
here for the duration.

- Reverend
derl-Davis, the exorcist,

turned to us and the
observers, and he said...

- You must hold a crucifix.

- We all had crucifixes.
We all took one.

And we hoped we were protected

against whatever
was gonna happen.

- Let's begin.

- Joe delouise, the
psychic, pulled up a chair

and sat to the side
of the altar quietly.

Reverend Davis then explained

that Joe was gonna
go into a trance,

and what he was
gonna attempt to do

is to communicate
with the spirits.

- It was very
quiet at that point.

- Dear lord, we humbly pray.

Father, we are powerless,

and we recognize our
utter dependence on you

and your power.

[Shuffling and creaking]

- And all of a sudden,
Joe delouise...

We could see his movement.

- Look with mercy upon us

and all those who
will dwell in his house.

Do not look upon
our sins, dear lord,

but rather the sufferings...

- We were starting to
get extremely nervous,

especially that poor sound man.

- Did you hear that?

- But rather on the suffering
of your beloved son...

- He could hear sounds
that we couldn't hear.

- Whose bitter
sacrifice and death

has reconciled us to you.

- [Muffled groaning and choking]

- By the victory of the cross...

- He shot out his right hand,

showing the cross in the mirror.

- Protect all those who
will live in this house.

- [Gasping and choking]

[Gasping]

- A gust of wind
just blew through...

[Blinds rattling]

And the venetian blinds rattled.

[Rattling continues]

- There was no doubt in my mind

that there was something
in this apartment.

- Be gone, evil spirits!

Cast them into hell by the
blood of your son Jesus,

dear lord!

Send your holy angels to
protect us and to watch over us.

- [Choking]

- All of a sudden,
we start to hear it.

[Cacophony of
voices and screaming]

The noise was overwhelming.

[Shouting and
rattling continues]

[Breathes sharply]

[Wings flapping, crows cawing]

[Wings flapping]

- There was thousands
of birds in the trees.

- All screaming
at the same time.

- Getting louder and louder.

- Cast into hell Satan
and all evil spirits!

By the blood of your
son Jesus, cast into hell.

Cast them into hell
Satan and all evil spirits.

By the blood of your son Jesus,

send your holy angels to
watch over us and to protect us.

[Crows shrieking]

[Grinding]

- [Gasping]

[Choking]

- This house is now pure.

- I knew that they
honestly tried their best.

They really did believe

they were doing the work
that needed to be done.

- My only thought
at that point was,

"if this exorcism
don't change things,

"I'm gonna do whatever I can.

"I'll give my blood.
I'll do whatever.

We're out of here."

- This whole experience
was tormenting my life.

I had to get out of there.

So I took off and
never came back.

- And along comes my sister.

- It's not happening. It's
just not gonna happen.

- Please, ed, come on.

It'll be like old times,
like when we were kids.

- I don't think it's
a good idea, April.

You know what's
been happening here.

- April saw the footage on TV,

and she decided
she wanted to live

in the first-floor apartment.

- Please, ed? Come on.

- It's dangerous.
- [Sighs]

- After what we
just went through,

I didn't want to face
that again, so I said...

- April, I don't think
it's a good idea.

- [Sighs]

I know how to take
care of those ghosts.

[Chuckles]

I just... i really... I
really want to live here.

- She was just insistent
that she had to live there.

- [Sighs]

You're not gonna take
no for an answer, are you?

- Is that a yes?

- So I finally agreed, "okay."

- Yes.
- Ah! Oh!

Thank you! Thank you!

Oh, I'm so excited!

Oh, I love this room.

- April brought in an old piano.

I said, "April, do you play?"

And she said, "no,
I just love pianos."

She said, "I always
wanted to have one."

It wasn't long after
that she came and said,

"our chandelier
moves frequently...

A lot."

[Chandelier creaking]

And she said, "is
that the ghost?"

[Creaking continues]

[Sighs] Gosh.

She was too flippant
about it, too excited about it.

And to her, this was
like a ghost party.

- [Giggles]

Aren't you excited?

- I guess.
- This is gonna be so creepy.

My brother keeps telling
me about all this stuff

that keeps happening, like,
over in the other apartment

and upstairs, like, you know?

It's, like, crazy. Like...

[Laughter]

- I went downstairs one day

'cause I heard a
lot of commotion.

And here's my
sister-in-law whooping it up...

A whole bunch of girls.

- Like, the water
is always running...

[Whispering]
Anyway, okay, let's...

Come on.

Okay, so you just
put your fingers on...

- They put out a ouija board,
and they had their hands out.

And then April said...

- So we want to know if
there's anyone here with us.

- "Yes."

- Who's here?

"H."

"E."

"N."

- It was spelling out a name.

- "R."

"Y."

- Henry.

- Henry?

Who's Henry?

- What are you doing, April?

- I'm just having
a little bit of fun.

[Scoffing and laughter]

Okay, that's a little creepy.

- Ed's reaction was very angry.

[Door opens]

- When I heard that she
was using the ouija board,

I flipped.

I was in a blind rage.

I just starting
ripping it, bending it,

folding it, and
tearing it into pieces.

So I warned her. I said...

- You bring anything like
this into this house again

and you're gone!

Do you understand?

- You just kind of knew that
April was playing with fire.

[Door slams]

Who was Henry?

- I needed to find
out about this spirit,

and the one person that
could probably tell me...

Give me a hint or an indicator
was my neighbor Walter.

- There was another
man in the house.

I believe he was
the youngest son.

His name was Henry.

I think the family
were ashamed of him.

- Why?

- The exact words Walter
used was, "he was evil."

His own family didn't like him.

They restricted his travel,

and they kept him in the house.

- I only ever saw him

looking out the window
on the second floor.

- If his own family felt he
was dangerous to them,

how dangerous was he that
they had to lock him away?

The last thing I
wanted April to do

was to conjure the
spirit of Henry verdere.

That would be opening
up a can of worms

that's just totally
unpredictable and dangerous.

[Piano key strikes]

[Bass notes playing]

- April started confiding in me

that her piano
was playing itself.

- Marsha, what's wrong?

Marsha?

- I don't want to talk about it.

- Marsha, tell me.

- It's your sister.

- Marsha said she
was worried about April,

and I said, "why?"

April told Marsha

that she felt she had
established this connection,

and she was actually
excited by the connection.

And April told her

she started hearing
voices from the basement.

I felt I was definitely
being watched.

I started to worry for my sister

because I saw this huge
change come over her.

[Piano playing]

All of a sudden, the piano
that was such a novelty

started to become
more of a torment.

Ding, ding, ding.

Like at a Cadence,

like, "notice me, notice
me. I'm here, I'm here."

[Disjointed notes playing]

♪ ♪

- [Sobbing]

♪ ♪

[Sobs]

- April started to tell me

that she was being touched
in very inappropriate ways.

- Leave me alone!

Get off me!

Leave me alone!

[Screams]

- My wife saw April
talking to herself.

She claimed she was hearing
voices saying, "kill yourself."

So I was in despair.

[Ominous melody playing]

♪ ♪

[Glass shatters]

- I didn't know what she
was capable of by that point.

- What would put
her in such despair?

- April?

- April claimed she was hearing
voices saying, "kill yourself."

And I started having
real, real terrible thoughts.

Amelia had hung
herself in the basement.

On the back wall
of the basement,

which I thought
was the back wall...

There was a door.

It had a huge heavy, heavy hasp.

It was empty.

I realized that whoever
lived in this room

was locked in this room.

Piece by piece, this
puzzle was coming together.

[Piano notes playing]

Now, it... It became
a revelation.

This was where Henry
was locked inside.

What happened to him?

[Gun cocks]

I find bullets...

You know, I think
he died mysteriously.

Was he shot?

Did his own family
put him to death?

[Gunshot, lightbulb shatters]

At that moment,

I made the decision that
there was only one way out

and that was to sell, to
leave, to get out of there.

- I was afraid of
being pulled back in.

I knew... i had a feeling

that house would not
voluntarily let us all go.

- I did not want to
believe that I was leaving.

As a man, as a
father, as a husband,

you feel lacking.

You feel inadequate. You feel...

Somehow I wasn't
able to do my job.

- Everything's gonna be okay.

- We never owned that house.

The verdere family
owned that house.

They're always
gonna own that house,

and we were just the tenants.

- It was about three weeks
later that the police found her.

- Are you April Becker?

- I have no doubt

that whatever she
saw or experienced

and what she conjured

changed her life forever.

I should never have let her
move into that apartment.

- This house... This
house has been purified.

Let that be known.

The house is clean.

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