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Hey, do you need some more coffee?

Yes, espresso.

Thank you.

-Coffee? -Yes. Thank you.

Thank you.

Please pack one medium sized cheesecake.

Which flavour?

It's winter mint.

Thank you.

Your cake is here.

It's from your favorite shop.

Winter mint flavor, just like you like.

Come have a look.

I would like to go home to my daddy.

This is home now.

No, this is not.

This is a cage.

Your daddy doesn't want you.

-He doesn't love you anymore. -He loves me very much.

You're not letting me go.

If your father loved you, he'd have found you by now.

But he's not trying very hard to find you.

Do you know why he's not trying very hard?

Because he's glad that you're gone.

That's not true.

He loves my very much. You're not letting me go.

It is.

And you need to accept this

and appreciate what I'm doing for you.

Otherwise, you'll be gone from here soon, as well.

Do you want to take this cake

or should I toss it in the trash?

I drove 20 miles just to get you this cake.

If you do not eat it,

you will be receiving no more cakes from me.

I'll take that cake and thank you so much, Mr. William.

You should look away.

Come out.

Don't look over there.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Is this you?

Yes, Daddy.

Baby…

Where have you been?

I was inside the cage.

-Where? -Daddy, I'm hungry. Can I come inside?

Can I get something to eat?

Of course. Yeah.

Are you sure you don't want to change before you eat?

No, Dad. I'd like to eat first.

Yeah, this is Maddy.

Maddy.

Grace came home.

How? Who brought her?

She came by herself.

She rang the doorbell. I opened it.

There she was.

Okay…

That's really strange.

What is she doing now? Where is she?

She was hungry.

I made her some sandwiches. She is eating it.

Okay. Look. Edward, don't change her clothes,

don't bathe her, or anything.

We'll need to get samples.

Also, probably need to get her to the doctor

as soon as we can. Get her checked out.

-Make sure she's okay. -Yeah, sure.

And, Edward, bring her to the hospital as soon as you can, okay?

I'll text you the location.

-Hi, Grace. -Hi.

My name is Maddy.

-This is Dr. Rita Patel. -Hi.

She'd like to examine you.

-But, I am not sick. -No. You're doing just fine.

But you've been away from your dad for a little bit.

He just wants to make sure you've been eating and sleeping okay.

After that you can change your clothes and head home.

Okay?

Okay.

Great.

If you have any more details, that might be helpful.

How she showed up? Did someone drop her off?

Shouldn't you be looking for details?

That's fair.

Thank you.

-She seems fine. -Thank you.

I'll get the other reports back by tomorrow.

But it's all good.

I would let her rest today.

Try not to bother her with too many questions.

We'll handle that tomorrow when you come in.

Okay.

-Hi, Grace. -Hi.

I got this for you.

Thanks.

Do you like chocolate?

Yeah.

What else do you like?

Cakes.

I can have them order you some cake if you want.

I don't want to eat cakes any more.

Why is that?

That man, inside the cage, offered me cake.

So you had to eat cake when you were inside the cage?

-Is that right? -No.

But you just said that the bad man offered you cake.

The cake fell.

The cop pushed the man from behind and it fell.

Wait, there was a cop there?

The cop that took me out of the cage and brought me home.

How did you know it was a cop?

Because he was dressed like one.

Like this?

Yeah, like this.

Grace, sweetie,

I need you to help me understand.

You said there was a bad man who took you.

He put you in a cage,

but then he offered you cake.

Then a cop showed up,

pushed him down.

Took you out of the cage,

and then brought you home.

Is that right?

Yes, that's right.

Did this cop take you in his own car?

No, he took me home in a van.

It's a big ugly van.

Okay.

Grace, did the cop bring you home in the same van

that the bad man took you in?

Yes.

Okay.

So the cop came and pushed the bad man down.

Took you out of the cage,

brought you home in an ugly van,

and then left in the same ugly van

after he dropped you off?

Yes, but he didn't leave in the same van.

That van is still parked near my house.

The van is still near your house.

It's there.

We need to go to your house, and I mean now.

We need to find the van.

You look scared.

I look scared because I am scared.

We got the van at the house.

The van she was probably abducted in.

It's your lucky day.

What is there to be scared of?

Doesn't make any sense.

Feels like we're walking through a mine field

and any minute the ground's gonna explode.

Explode? Are you serious?

Bear, think about it.

When, in the history of any criminal abduction,

have you heard about,

or read or seen that a kid is abducted,

kept by their abductor in a cage for 15 days

and then she just shows up back at home?

Not to mention, apparently some random cop rescued her

and brought her home in the same van she was abducted in.

Seems like a fairytale except…

we don't have fairies in our line of work.

Eventually those fairies turn into monsters

and those monsters show up and they say hi.

That's what I am scared of.

Where is the van?

Edward, will you take her inside?

I'll call you if I need you.

Clear.

Hello.

Hey, Watts, can you run a plate for me?

It's GRG-2354.

Are you ready?

-Should I say it or should I text it? -You can just say it.

Clear.

Clear.

We got a body.

No pulse.

-Hello. -Detective Maddy again.

We found the place where Grace was being held.

It's exactly like she described.

We also found a body.

It appears to be that of the kidnapper.

Seems like the cop may have killed him before he took Grace away from here.

I would keep her away from the news for next two weeks.

Does he look like he was a serial offender?

Well, his place has all the signs, so…

yeah, I think he may have been.

Grace is very lucky.

I'd like to see the place.

No, not a good idea.

His name was William Rave.

He inherited his farm from his father, and he lived there his whole life.

Married twice.

His second wife died from complication during childbirth.

He buried her on that farm, even though the locals objected.

Got a priest Went ahead and laid her to rest any way.

What's up, Maddy?

Hey, Jeff, have you guys found a grave anywhere on the property?

Grave? What kind of grave?

This place is huge.

We don't see any graves.

It would be your typical grave,

probably with a headstone and an inscription on it.

Apparently, this guy William Rave,

buried his wife on the property.

According to the papers,

it looks like a priest may have conducted the service.

I'll send you over the printout.

And Jeff, we need to find this grave.

It could lead us to the remains of the other missing kids.

Oh no.

Hello.

Yeah, we found the grave.

Four bodies, all kids.

Buried in a circular motion around the grave.

We put some more holes in the ground, but

I think we got it.

Ground just exploded.

No more fairies.

We've conducted a thorough search on Will Rave's farm,

and found the remains of four children buried near

William Rave's former wife's grave site Melina Rave.

We also believe that the same individual was responsible

for the abduction of Grace Brown.

Now, fortunately she was able to escape the farm and make it home safely.

Although William Rave was found dead, this investigation remains open

as there are number of questions

that we seek to ask before we can conclude exactly.

Thank you. And no further questions.

Sir, please…

How'd she make it home? Were there any witnesses?

-Hi… -How are you?

-How are you? -Hey…

This is from your shop, isn't it?

Yes, it is.

Can you give me the security footage from the sixth of this month?

Can you wait about five minutes?

-Sure. Thank you. -Okay.

Hey, Maddy.

You know, I can't thank God enough after watching all this.

Yeah, you should thank God. He's been very kind.

He brought Grace back to you.

Listen, we don't know anything about the cop

that Grace believes freed her and brought her home.

We need to know his identity and how he reached the farm.

So we may need to question Grace again.

No, no, Grace has been subjected to too much already.

She can't go through any more.

I understand and I agree with you.

I will handle all of the questions.

If you like, I'll ask Dr. Patel to sit in.

Edward, it's crucial that we speak to Grace right away.

Grace, we have some pictures here of some cops I'd like you to look at.

Is it this man?

No.

No.

Him?

No.

No.

Him?

No.

How about him?

No.

None of them?

No.

Do you want to look at the pictures one more time?

No.

Edward, can I see you outside for a minute?

I would like to take her to the cafe where William bought her this cake.

No! Grace has been through enough.

She can't answer any more of your questions.

This isn't what's best for her.

Edward, I understand your concern, but…

you have to look at it from this perspective.

This random cop… We don't know anything about him.

He could be an accomplice to William Rave and killing those kids.

Right now, he is roaming the streets freely.

He could be picking up other kids.

Grace was incredibly lucky.

But those other four girls were not so fortunate.

If at any point you feel like we're putting too much pressure on her,

you can take her and leave.

-And this will be the last thing? -Absolutely.

What do you want to do at the cafe?

Just have a seat, maybe order some food.

See if she recognizes anyone or anything.

Thank you.

Grace, have you been here before?

No.

Okay, then.

Okay, come on.

Hi.

That's him.

I am sorry, Hon.

That's the cop who dropped me home and saved me.

You mean Jim?

I am not too sure of his name.

All I know is he took me out of the cage and brought me home.

Maddy, is everything okay?

Yeah…

Grace was just saying she saw someone that look like Jim.

Thank you.

Come on, sweetie, let's go.

Hey, sweetie.

-Get in the car and I'll be back… -Okay.

He's over there.

Yes, Edward.

What's this all about?

What do you mean?

I mean Grace recognized that cop on the wall.

Are you not going to follow up on that?

Let's just leave things like they are, okay?

Questioning Grace isn't really getting us anywhere.

It's just complicating things.

She identified the cop.

Edward,

the cop hanging on that wall in there is our colleague Jim.

He died a year ago

in this cafe.

How do you think we should feel about that?

Alright, Grace must have seen someone who looked like Jim.

Of course. I mean that's the only thing that makes sense.

Alright, I am sorry.

-Yeah. -Hey, Detective.

Yeah, I need to step off for like thirty minutes.

Okay. Sounds good.

Hi, Grace.

Jim?

Is that you?

Grace?

Can we sleep with you?

Of course, honey.

What happened?

That cop was in my room.

Smiling at me.

What cop?

The cop whose picture was in the cafe, on the wall.

I think his name is Jim.

Jim?

Sweet dreams.

Okay.

-Hey. -Hey, Detective, how are you doing?

Good… I just…

I got sleepy. So I pulled over.

Okay. All right.

Do you need me to give you a ride home or anything?

No, I'm okay.

-Okay. -Thank you.

Alright. Take care.

-Nia, sweetie, you almost done? -Yes.

We're gonna be late. We're running behind.

Good.

You wanted to talk to me?

Earlier when we were…

When we were looking at the security camera footage…

It was from a bad angle. We couldn't see the driver's face.

So,

last night I went and checked

from a different angle,

and I saw this.

What do you think?

Grace hasn't been able to sleep in her room since she got back.

I thought it was because of what happened.

Last night, she came to sleep in my bed and…

She says Jim has been in her room.

Jesus!

So I went to the room and checked.

And you saw Jim?

I felt a presence.

And I saw something, like a shadow.

Nia, can I give you a ride home?

No, thank you. Mom will come pick me up.

-Okay. I'll see you tomorrow. -You too.

Hey, honey.

Mom, I'm waiting for you. When will you come pick me up?

I know, sweetie.

I'm stuck in traffic still. I'm sorry.

Listen…

You think you can walk home today?

No, problem.

Hello.

Hey, it's Rob down at the station.

Yeah, I got Safia Thompson here.

And she says her daughter is missing.

Yeah, she'd like to talk to a detective.

Have you called Maddy?

Oh I gave her a call already. She is already headed in.

She just wanted me to give you a heads up.

Okay, I'll be right there.

Okay.

Thank you.

Where is she?

Room five.

So, her daughter is a teenager that's only been gone for a few hours.

Why is she jumping to conclusions that she's gone missing?

Honestly, Detective,

with all buzz and media frenzy going on about girls missing these days,

abduction is going to be a prime concern.

True.

She mentions her daughter's phone in the statement.

-Can you check its records for me? -Will do.

-Safia Thompson? -Yes.

I am Detective Maddy Wells.

I am in-charge of the missing person's cases.

I see here in your statement

that your daughter Nia has only been gone a couple of hours.

Why do you want to report her as missing?

I know my daughter very well.

She never comes home late.

She doesn't stay anywhere else, ever!

Is it possible that she is mad at you

because you didn't come pick her up on time?

I just spoke to her earlier.

It was before she left school to come home.

She sounded fine to me.

I just think something happened to her.

Ms. Thompson,

is Nia allowed to take her phone to school?

No. She is not allowed to, but…

I gave her one just in case for emergencies.

She is not allowed to call or text

anyone off that phone while she is in school.

She keeps it inside her bag.

When was the last time you spoke with her?

I can check.

At 2:32 p.m.

That was the exact time.

It says here that her phone was turned off at…

2:42 p.m.

If no one knew she had a phone in her bag,

it's most likely she turned it off herself.

Or her kidnapper knew that she had a phone

and switched it off to hide her location.

All due respect, Ms. Thompson,

I don't think your daughter was kidnapped.

Well, it's not what you think, Detective.

It's what I know.

I heard about those young girls missing cases lately.

The one that you'll have been investigating.

It is true that we had some cases of missing girls

but that kidnapper is no longer on the streets.

Besides, Nia doesn't really fit the profile.

He mostly targeted girls that were white.

If I were to take a guess,

I would say Nia is probably just upset about something,

and she'll be home later tonight.

You should go there and wait for her.

In the meantime, one thing we can do is…

If you want to give us a list of her friends

and their numbers, we can give them a call.

Whatever you say.

-Yeah, Parker. -This is a blind spot.

No cameras, no homes here, nothing.

It's completely secluded. Nobody could have seen this.

How soon can you get back here?

In like 15 minutes.

-Hello. -Hey, Safia, this is detective Maddy.

We'd like to speak to you again.

Is there a time today that you could come back by the station?

I am ready now. I can come now.

Great.

We saw this black van on security cameras about 19 miles away

from the spot where Nia went missing.

So you think that this is the van that took her.

Yeah. Either that, or it's possible

that Nia knew the driver and got in willingly.

Can you tell us where her father is?

Her father died three years ago…

from cancer.

I'm sorry to hear that.

-What was his name? -Lomar.

Lomar Thompson.

But why would you think that Nia would know the driver of this van?

We went to the spot where Nia's phone was switched off.

That van was seen 20 miles away at 2:21 p.m.

Twenty minutes later at 2:41 p.m.,

Nia switched her phone off.

Can you just get to the point? What are you try to say?

I think Nia may have switched her phone off as that van approached.

Either that, or…

Or what?

The person inside the van may have known

that Nia carried a phone inside her bag.

You don't believe that she was kidnapped, do you?

My daughter…

is out there alone.

And you trying to sit here

and avoid the fact that she's been taken by somebody.

This don't make no damn sense.

You keep trying to say that she needs to know the person.

Why does it matter if she knew the person or not?

Why wouldn't you just listen to me?

I know in my heart what happened to my daughter.

I keep having these nightmares

over and over again.

That she's alone in some dark place.

And that she's tied up with tape over her mouth.

She's trying to call, she is trying to cry out to me.

But she can't.

She can't. I can't get to her.

I need to use the restroom.

Please,

you need to find her.

Okay.

We will continue the investigation

with the possibility that she has been abducted.

Thank you.

If you promise to behave,

I can make sure you stay comfortable.

Sure, please don't hurt me.

You'll be home and safe with your family again soon.

Don't try anything smart.

Don't get any big ideas.

Or I'll have to tie you back up and tape your mouth.

Okay.

-Mummy… -Hi, baby.

Dad, look who's here. It's Mummy.

Where had you been?

I have so many things to tell you.

-Yeah? -Yeah.

I got all A's on my report card.

Did you! So proud…

Yeah.

-Hi. -Hi.

I would have called but…

I lost my phone on the way, so…

I just came straight here.

It's fine.

I got you…

You probably need to freshen up. Why don't you use my room?

Let's go.

-Hello. -Hey, Edward, it's Maddy.

Is now good time to talk?

Yeah, sure.

It seems like we may have another missing kid.

I'd really like to talk to Grace again about her conversation with Jim.

I don't think that's a good idea right now.

Her mother just got back.

Whose mother?

Grace…

Grace's mother. She just came back.

Okay. Just give me a call when you get a chance to talk to Grace, okay.

Sure.

Edward, I…

You don't have to change anything just because I am back.

I'm really happy that you're here.

Grace especially needs you after everything she's been through.

What has Grace been through?

We can talk about it this evening.

I am late for work.

I got to go.

I'm gonna say bye to Grace.

Don't tell your mother about Jim.

Okay, so you should start this medication immediately.

And then we need to plan for your hospitalization days.

How long can I continue like this without hospitalization?

About 36 weeks.

But then you need to come to the hospital.

Well eventually, weakness will be evident.

But it all depends on how your body responds to the medication.

Have you told your wife about this?

Not yet.

Look, you need to tell her immediately.

It's going to be too shocking if she finds out about this later.

If you can hear me, wherever you are,

please know,

Nia is a sweet girl.

And she don't deserve this.

I'll pray that you be forgiven for all of your sins.

Please, please just bring my baby girl back to me.

This is your chance.

This is your time.

This is your time to make things right for all of us.

Please, you have the chance to change this.

Just bring my baby girl to me, please.

Sir, can you explain since the alleged abductor is dead,

why are other children being kidnapped?

Or is it possible that

you have the wrong man in the first place?

William Rave is a serial offender.

He's responsible for the abduction and murder of six children in this area.

But he's been killed.

But that being said,

we believe that there is another offender.

If I may, who killed William Rave?

We can't answer that question at this time.

So this is the spot right here?

Yeah, right here.

She was in there waiting and I asked her if she wanted a ride.

But she said she was going to wait for her mom.

Was she depressed or scared or stressed out at all?

No, she seemed perfectly fine, normal.

That's why I figured it was okay to leave.

Okay… Do you mind if I see her school records?

Of course.

Yeah, we can go to the principal's office and grab those.

-Maddy. -Yeah.

Did Nia Thompson change her name?

What do you mean change her name?

According to her earlier school records, her name's Nia Davis.

So, Safia's husband Lomar Thompson is not Nia's father.

Apparently not.

She married someone before she married Lomar Thompson.

That's not what she said in her statement.

She told us Lomar Thompson is Nia's father.

Why would she lie about that?

-Hello, Detectives. -Hi, Safia.

Can I get you guys anything to drink?

Coffee? Tea?

No, thank you, Safia.

We're just here to ask you a question.

Okay. Come over here.

Who is Nia's father?

Lomar.

My late husband.

Her biological father, Safia?

Come on, Safia.

You need to tell us.

Marrying him was a childhood mistake, okay.

We separated almost immediately when Nia was born.

Me and Lomar was already married for five years by the time.

I thought you came here to ask about Nia

but you ask about Nia's biological father?

Why does that matter?

It matters, Safia.

Every detail in a criminal investigation matters.

Answer the question.

Who is Nia's biological father?

It's Tyrell Davis.

Why didn't you tell us this earlier?

How was I supposed to tell you that he was a cop killer?

He killed Jim Wheeler.

If I told you, you wouldn't have put the same effort here for Nia.

Safia, that's not true.

And now you've hindered this investigation by withholding this information from us.

Had you told us earlier,

we could have been in a better position to help

both you and Nia.

You can't tell the press about this.

Please.

I will do what I can to keep this away from the media.

But you've made a serious mistake.

I am so sorry you had to go through this alone.

You really didn't hear anything?

Not on the television, not online.

No. I was in the middle of nowhere with a friend.

Look, Edward,

I know I haven't been a good mother.

I want to make up for lost time

with Grace and with you.

If you have something to say,

I am ready to hear it.

I was in a shitty town with a shitty friend…

We had bought some pills off the street,

and instead of ecstasy, it was some kind of poison.

No. Hey, no, no, no…

Oh my, God.

Shit!

He died right in front of me…

from a pill that I put in his mouth.

I was all alone in the middle of the night

in a hotel room with a dead body.

One second.

I had no money to get home.

I thought I was gonna rot in jail.

Then this cop just showed up.

I had no idea how he knew my name and my address

and literally everything about me.

I don't know. I don't know, I mean, I am so scared.

Go home.

-I… -Go home.

He gave me plane tickets

and some cash.

It was like he was an angel who showed up just to save me.

I am glad you are back.

Missed you.

Edward,

I am sorry.

You are fine.

Please help me understand.

How could you miss something so basic?

So crucial information about her father!

Because Safia purposely hid it from us.

Sir, she gave a false statement.

The only reason we found out about it

is because Parker was working into Nia's old school records.

And you should have known that from the beginning.

-But, Chief… -I don't want to hear it.

I've been listening to you for way too long.

And I am disappointed in your investigation.

You have no idea who killed William Rave.

You don't know how Grace made it home,

and you have no clue about Nia's disappearance.

After three days of investigation and several press conferences,

you spring some new information on me now!

Do you know what this looks like to me?

Let me tell you.

It looks like lousy, incompetent police work.

Chief, don't you see?

Nia and Grace, they have a common link now.

It's Jim.

Do not come to me

with this ghost crap that you have been spewing.

Do you hear how you sound?

Like seriously.

We're supposed to arrest

and indict ghosts now?

Is that what you are telling me?

You have seven days to finish this investigation

or I am transferring you.

Do you understand me?

-Do you understand me? -Yes, sir.

Dismissed.

Excuse me.

-Hey, how are you doing? -Good.

My name is Detective Madison Wells.

Is it okay if I ask you a few questions?

Sure.

Have you ever seen a model of a van like this?

Sold any parts for something like that lately?

I can't say for sure.

All right, fine. Thank you for your help.

-You're welcome. I'm sorry. -That's okay.

-Good day -Thanks. You too.

Thank you.

Have you done any work on this van in your garage?

No, not like that.

Sorry about that.

Thank you.

Hey, Maddy.

Sorry, we're not open yet.

Be back in 45 minutes.

But if you don't mind waiting,

grab yourself a cup of coffee until the services are ready.

Actually…

I want to talk to you.

Do you have a few minutes?

Thank you.

Can you tell me about that night?

The night Jim was shot.

He was a regular here.

He used to come in often during his night shifts.

That night he just needed to use the restroom.

He knows the restrooms are at the back of the store so…

he parked his vehicle in the back and came in through the back door.

I wouldn't even know that he was in the cafe.

I was standing behind the bar

cleaning the counter. All right?

And bam the door flies open.

Put your motherfucking hands up!

Put them up.

-Relax. -Shut the fuck up.

Take the money out of the register

and put them on the fucking counter.

Hurry up.

Don't fucking play with me.

-Your eyes on me. -Okay.

-All right, here. -Now.

-Cash. -All right. It's all there.

-Come on put it all out there. -That's it.

-You sure that's it? -That's it.

Put that fucking ring with the money.

Put the fucking ring above the money now.

Okay. Alright.

-Hurry up. -All right. Hang on.

Put it above the money.

It's all right there.

No!

He had all the money…

and my ring.

Jim was shot…

so he wouldn't be able to do anything.

He should've just taken the money and gone.

I mean I could've gotten help for Jim, right? I…

who knows he'd survive the gun shot! I don't know.

But that guy, Tyrell…

high on some kind of drug or something…

-he just wouldn't leave. -Look at you now.

-Fucking dirty Harry. -Instead he walks right up to Jim

with the gun in his hand.

Would you do me a favor and make my fucking day

and reach for your loaded gun.

Come on, reach for it.

Now! I guess you give up now, right?

No, I don't give up.

I don't give up.

I'll shoot you in your fucking face!

-Fucking face. -No.

No!

No! Damn it!

Mason…

have you seen Jim since that night?

I'll answer your question.

But the real question is…

can you handle the answer?

Try me.

-Jim was killed at 2:35 a.m., right? -Right.

In the night… Now we know that because of the autopsy.

Anyway, one night I'm up late night,

cleaning up or something…

all by myself, of course.

I noticed the time was 2:35 a.m.

and I look right over there and Jim was sitting in that chair.

First, I thought it was an illusion…

you know or trick of the eye or something

but there he was.

He was sitting right before me as clear as day!

How clear?

As clear as I see you right now.

How are you doing, Jim?

I'm not doing so well.

What's wrong?

I'm surrounded by grief,

restlessness, and pain.

Olivia never got a chance to kiss me goodbye.

Her heart still yearns to see my face one last time.

Olivia was Jim's childhood sweetheart

who became his wife some time back.

I've never seen two people more in love…

than Jim and Olivia.

Can you please remove that bandage from his face?

I need to see him.

I'm sorry, we can't do that.

The bullet's totally disfigured his face.

You have to bury him with those bandages on.

Jim.

Goodbye, my love.

She deserved to see my face before they buried me.

She deserved a farewell kiss.

We deserve to say goodbye to each other.

Pain…

isn't fading, Mason.

Do you think Jim could've saved that girl… Grace?

I firmly believe that

Jim is capable of performing miracles. Yes, ma'am.

This shop you know the losses…

The weight of the…

the loans and debts… Oh my goodness!

Anyway, Jim is here one night

and I was telling him about that.

I said, Jim I think I'll have to sell the place.

He looked right at me and said,

"Don't do that."

He said, "I'll take care of it."

Have faith in me.

I need you to accept my hand

and you should put up my picture on the wall right there.

He says if you do those three things,

all your worries are gone.

I accepted him, I did what he asked,

I put up his picture right there

and now look at us!

We're flourishing!

Jim worked wonders. He saved that girl, Maddy.

Yes, ma'am.

That girl's telling you the truth.

Hey, Maddy. What's up?

Edward, where are you now?

I'm at work.

Can you send me your location? I'll come to you.

We need to talk.

Sure.

You seem anxious.

I'm anxious.

I keep hearing all these stories about Jim.

Mason, the cafe owner

he says he's seen him

and talked to him that he has powers to do things.

I'd say Jim has the power to do anything he wants.

So you believe this too.

-Hundred percent. -Edward. Have you seen him?

Has he been in Grace's room?

I've seen him.

Take it easy man. I'm not going to hurt you.

It was the night Grace came and slept in my room.

She said she was scared and Jim was in her room.

Thank you for bringing her home.

No problem.

If you want, I can give you other things too.

Like what?

Anything you desire.

-I see Grace needs her mother. -Kelly?

I can't have Kelly back.

Kelly's a mess.

Kelly was wild at heart.

Parties, booze, drugs, men…

You name it, she tried it.

She wasn't cut out to be a mother.

She left us when Grace was just four years old.

You want Kelly to be a caring mother,

-a caring wife. -Yeah.

I can get Kelly back for you.

-You know what's strange about miracles? -What's that?

When it happens, it seems like the most normal thing in the world.

I brought Grace back to you without asking for a thing.

And now I bring Kelly back to you

but I ask something of you.

Anything, Jim.

Anything you need.

Now Kelly's back.

After six years she just walked in two days ago,

all her wildness gone.

She's taking care of Grace.

I've never seen her like this before.

What did Jim ask for in return?

Take my hand.

He offered me his hand.

I took it.

I accepted him into my life.

Look at me now.

I want to meet Jim.

This other girl Nia, she's gone missing.

I need his help.

Grace's room, 2:30 in the morning.

You want me to come to your house at 2:30 in the morning?

If you want to meet Jim, that's the best time.

Just don't ring the door bell.

Give me a call on the phone, I'll open the door.

You can go upstairs.

We'll see if Jim wants to meet you.

-Good morning, Maddy. -Hi, Father.

Come walk with me.

Father, I need to you talk to you about something serious.

Sure. Go ahead, Maddy.

Do you believe in ghosts?

Are they real?

What kind of question is that?

Of course, I believe in God

and I believe in ghosts.

Once you accept one you're bound to accept the other.

If you could be a little more specific

maybe I can help you more.

There's this ghost.

He helped rescue an abducted girl and bring her home.

Now another girl's gone missing.

I need some help.

I know the place where he usually shows up.

I'm supposed to meet him tonight.

I'm a little bit scared.

Do you think I'm crazy?

You don't sound crazy to me.

I've known you since you were a kid. I knew your father.

You're a sharp lady, a good detective.

But if you're here for my advice

I would suggest you don't take help from that ghost.

Ghosts are forbidden to us.

You must not forget

they're ghosts because they disobeyed the command of God.

They refused God

when God asked them to leave this place after their death.

I'm on the way.

Come in.

First door on your left.

Wait, you're not coming?

It doesn't work like that.

He's only visible to one person at a time.

Go.

It's almost time.

Hi, Maddy.

-Hi, Maddy. -Hey.

Hi, Safia.

I was wondering if I could get a picture of when Nia was smaller

like two or three years old.

Sure, but why do you need her old pictures?

I'm not at liberty to disclose that right now

but I do have my reasons.

I'm certain I know where Nia's been kept.

She'll be home soon.

Just show me the pictures.

Okay.

This one.

Thank you.

-How are you doing? -Good.

I'm Detective Maddy Wells.

Your security footage is working out there?

Yes, they are working.

Can I get the footage from the last ten days?

We need a drive to save the video.

Can you put it on this?

All right, give me a minute and I'll get it right out to you.

Thanks.

Parker,

there's some security camera footage on this drive.

Can you check if there's a black van passing by?

Sure. Where's this footage from?

I'll text you the location.

Tell me if you find anything.

Mr. Davis.

I'm Detective Maddison Wells.

I'm investigating the case of Nia Thompson.

Are you aware that Nia's gone missing?

I saw it on the news.

Do you remember this picture?

Yeah, I remember this picture.

Were you still with Nia and Safia when this was taken

or had you already separated?

What does it matter?

It matters. Please answer the question.

I was still with Nia when this picture was taken.

Thank you.

Hello.

Is this Nia?

Yes, this is Nia Thompson.

Who is this?

It got disconnected.

-Yeah. -Where have you been?

I've been trying to reach you for the last hour.

Yeah, I left my phone in the car. What's up?

The security footage you provided

shows the van passing the camera every day at 10:00 a.m.

That security footage is from the farmhouse.

-I'll send you the location. -Yeah. Bye.

In which direction was the van seen going in?

Towards the south direction.

Okay, follow that path.

I'll try to reach as fast as I can.

Share your live location.

What's that structure on your left?

It's a closed motel.

I think we should look into it.

People could be being held there.

Seems fine, nothing out of the ordinary.

I'm going to keep looking.

There's a trash bag. Looks like there's a burner phone in it.

Okay, you can look around. Just be careful.

Maddy, this place is completely abandoned

except this one door with the latch on.

Listen. Go back to your car and wait for me.

Call for back up and wait for me there.

I'll be there in about 20 minutes.

Need to see you guys in my office.

Good job.

Made it to the site on time. Where were you?

My cousin was in the hospital.

I had to go visit him and come rushing back.

Okay.

Listen.

This is only halfway complete.

I need answers.

Who murdered William Rave?

Who helped Grace escape the farm and who abducted Nia?

And till we get those answers this investigation is not complete?

Understand?

But… today is your day.

You should enjoy.

Thanks.

So that's it.

You don't remember anything specific about the man?

No.

So why did he use this phone?

He wanted me to talk to someone using that phone.

Who did you speak to?

He handed me the phone.

I said hello and the person on the line asked me who I was.

I replied,

"I'm Nia Thompson".

He disconnected.

And that's it?

Yes.

Okay.

Safia, you can go now.

We need anything else we'll reach out.

My cousin was in the hospital.

I had to go visit him and come rushing back.

Maddy. I left my phone in the car. Can I have your keys?

Yeah.

Thank you.

May I help you?

Detective Parker.

I am here to inquire about the footage you provided my partner.

Yes, sir.

That footage already helped you, didn't it?

But did she tell you about what led her to this place?

Well, I'm in no position to be asking a detective anything, am I?

It's fine. Thank you.

Yeah, Parker.

Maddy, I've something to talk to you about.

-Can you join me for lunch? -Sure.

Okay, I'm headed to Masons. I'll see you in ten minutes.

Okay, I am coming.

Did you already order your food?

Yeah. What would you like?

Just an ice tea.

One ice tea, please.

Got it.

We got those two girls back but

their perpetrator's still out there somewhere.

And I think somebody from the inside is helping them.

What makes you think someone from the inside is helping them?

You already knew the address to the motel.

I saw it on your GPS. You were there the day before.

Who gave you the address, Maddy?

Jim did.

Hi, Maddy.

Jim gave me that address.

There's another that's gone missing and I…

need your help.

I already helped with Grace,

not expecting anything in return.

If you need my help again, I'll need to ask a favor from you.

What?

You have to accept me.

Once you do that, I will not only help you with Nia.

I will fulfill all your desires. All your wishes.

Anything you ask with me.

I'm ready.

Take my hand and repeat after me.

I, Maddison Wells, accept you…

as my only ghost.

I, Maddison Wells,

accept you…

as my only ghost.

It's done now.

Go downstairs.

And we'll provide you Nia's address.

Jim knows everything.

He helps people.

Yeah.

I got this picture from Safia.

Turn it over.

Isn't that your handwriting?

Now you need to know the whole story.

It starts the night that Tyrell shot Jim.

Pain isn't fading, Mason.

I, Edward Brown, accept you…

as my only ghost.

I, Edward Brown, accept you…

as my only ghost.

I need something from you.

Anything, Jim.

Anything you need.

I want Tyrell Davis dead.

Not that I can't do it myself.

Don't run.

What's the point in helping you?

If you won't help me back?

And do exactly as I say.

Sure.

At 2:30 in the morning.

Grace's room.

Edward's done his part.

Now you have to do yours.

Sure, Jim.

Thank you.

You recognize this picture?

Yeah, I remember this picture.

Mr. Davis, do you love Nia?

Yes. I love Nia.

Do you think she might be in this position

because of all the wrong you have done hurting people?

Could you be responsible for all of Safia and Nia's pain and suffering?

What? What do you want from me?

Flip it over.

If you feel you are responsible,

now is your chance for redemption.

Don't miss it.

Can I please talk to Nia?

Sure.

-Hello. -Is this Nia?

Yes, this is Nia Thompson.

I'll do whatever you want, just let her go.

Please let her go. I'll do whatever you want.

I agree to do anything you want me to do.

Call the authorities in half an hour

And it will be done

I am sorry, Maddy, but I'll have to go to Internal Affairs with this.

Sure, you can do that.

Why did you do this?

Jim told me to do it.

What about your conscience?

My conscience?

Let me tell you what I am feeling about my conscience, Parker.

I think we are cursed.

You, me, everybody.

Prayers don't seem to help.

I think ghosts are cursed just like us.

Sometimes the only remedy for a curse is another curse.

Prayer can't fix a curse.

Do you think prayer is going to help you?

Help you with that stage three cancer you got.

What?

You've been diagnosed with stage three cancer.

Am I wrong?

How did you know that?

I haven't told my wife yet. Nobody knows that.

Jim knows and he told me.

I'm fed up with this bullshit about Jim.

What are you doing with these cases?

Instigating suicide?

Killing people?

I'm done with all of this.

Parker, take it easy.

You've been cured. Jim cured you.

You think this is a joke or something?

I have the report sitting in my car right out there.

Go back to the doctor.

Get your blood work done again.

You're clean, Parker.

Clean as a newborn.

Afterwards, if you are grateful,

come and take Jim's hand.

We'll be waiting for you.

Parker, I don't know how to tell you this.

I have never seen anything like this happen in my entire career.

I've never seen a mistake like this occur anywhere.

And we sincerely apologize on behalf of the hospital and everyone involved.

What is it?

Parker, your reports are normal.

You aren't sick.

I don't know how we made a mistake like this but…

we're investigating it internally.

This is a serious matter.

We had 25 reports done all suggesting serious illness.

And now all of them are normal.

Those are my reports right there?

Yes.

Can I get them back?

Look, Parker, don't sue us, okay?

If you'd like, we can do further tests.

That won't be necessary.

He's waiting for you.

Just up the stairs.

First door to your left.

Thank you for helping me, Jim.

Take my hand.

And repeat after me.

I, Jack Parker…

I, Jack Parker…

I accept you as my only ghost.

Accept you as my only ghost.

And from this moment on, my soul belongs to you.

From this moment on, my soul belongs to you.

And from this moment on, my soul belongs to you.

And from this point forward,

my soul belongs to you.

Say it.

And from this point on,

my soul belongs to you.

It's done now.