All language subtitles for Paranormal Witness s03e09 The Wolf Pack.eng

[Creature growling]

- I don't know what
we saw that night.

- But whatever it was
in front of me was real.

- Go. Go. Go. Go! Go! Go! Go!

[Creature snarling]

- We are literally
hostages in this house.

- I don't have my guns.

- Well, what are we gonna do?

- I'm thinking.
- I can't protect my family.

- Shh.

- [Gasps]
- Take this.

[Creature snarling]

[Kettle whistling]

- I was petrified.

[Glass shatters]

- [Screams]

- "Werewolf: A mythological
or folkloric human

with the ability to morph
into a 'wolf-like' creature."

- The reports of its appearance
are remarkably consistent.

- Body of a bear, but the
head was a wolf head...

- 7, 8 feet tall.

- With large muzzle.

- I was scared out of my mind.

- Was not something
I've ever seen before.

[Haunting music]

♪ ♪

- [Grunts]

- When we moved to palmyra,

it was a very difficult
time in our life.

Eric had gotten injured

at the job that
he had worked at.

- Do you need
your pillow, honey?

- I worked for a
local paper mill

for over 20 years.

I was working on a
piece of machinery,

and I ended up blowing
some disks in my back.

And from that, I was
unable to do work anymore.

- Chelsea, get Eric his pillow.

- Stop it, shelley, okay?

I'm fine.

- Palmyra was definitely
not my first choice

of a town to be in,

but I had taken a new job

so I could be closer to
home to take care of him.

- And it was... It was
a life change for us.

- I found the farm
in a local paper,

and it talked about the
fields and all the property.

The farm was beautiful.

It was older,

but there was plenty of room.

It definitely felt secluded.

It was surrounded
by woods entirely.

[Horse neighs]

The woods were very, very dense.

- So what do you think?

- Chelsea was living
with us, my daughter.

She was 17 at the time.

- School was just finishing,

and we had about two weeks left.

And we still had all
the exams going on,

so, you know, having
to move all of my things

was just... was difficult.

- Hey, mister.

- Eric comes from a
long line of hunters,

and the guns have always been
a bone of contention between us.

- Where do you think
you're going with those?

- I'm just gonna put them...
- Uh-uh.

- All right.

- And my family
has always hunted,

and I've hunted
pretty much everything

that they allow us to
hunt in the state of Maine.

[Guns clicking]

And I love it.

[Gun clicking]

- Eric has a fairly
extensive collection of guns.

I don't like them in the house.

I was just afraid

with having
children in the house,

and I didn't want them there.

- Shelley decided that the
guns could be out in the barn.

My son, Sean, came over,

and we decided to
build a strongbox.

- [Grunts]

- And it was just
made out of wood.

It was more like a... Like,
kind of like a boot box

with a lock on it, you
know, kind of crude.

- [Grunts]

- It ended up
being a lot heavier

than we... than we imagined,
you know, having to lift it up.

And dad was disabled,
so I was worried about him.

- Dad.

I got this.

- So Sean put the box
up into the loft area.

[Box thuds]

We didn't want
anybody stumbling onto it

and being able to get
in and take my guns.

[Soft twangy guitar
music playing]

♪ ♪

- Here you go.

- Thanks.

- My wife, shelley, and I,

we'd sit on the porch
each night and have coffee.

- It became a ritual.

Every... every evening,

we'd try to do that if
it wasn't too cold out.

It was really important
to keep our sanity

and keep things
together at that point.

- ♪ The home used to know ♪

♪ sure looks different today ♪

♪ ♪

- What is that?

- One of the nights that
we were sitting out there,

we noticed something.

- I have no idea.

- We saw some strange
lights down in the trees.

- And it wasn't
a flash of light.

It was like a pulsating light.

It would get really strong,
and it would come on.

And then it would go off.

And then it would
go back on again.

- What the heck is that?

- We had never seen
this type of light before.

- Sean.

- It seemed to change.

My son, Sean, came
over to the house.

- Look.

- And he could see the lights.

- At first, I think, it was
just a flashlight-sized

way off in the distant
in the corner of the field.

But it seemed like
the more we noticed it,

the... the more it started
changing and moving around.

- Poacher, maybe?

- Well...

Only one way to find out.

- This wasn't an
airplane, a helicopter.

This wasn't from a
vehicle behind there,

because it was all dense woods.

I absolutely 100%
felt it was unnatural.

- As we approached the woods,

you couldn't see
the light anymore,

which was very odd,

but we definitely
needed to go down

and find out what it was.

[Crickets chirping,
underbrush rustling]

The woods out back
have a lot of shadows,

and the limbs hang way down,

so it's pretty creepy.

[Crickets chirping,
underbrush rustling]

[Branch cracks]

Once in a while,
we'd step on a branch,

and we'd both just freeze.

And you could
hear that just echo.

And then nothing
moved or nothing ran.

- [Whispering] Okay.

You go that way.

Turn your flashlight off.

- Are you serious?

- Dad decided that
we should split up

so that if there was
a poacher there,

I could sneak up on him
so we could surprise him.

- Trust me.

Go on.

- Now I was on my own.

And I remember...

I remember that feeling.

I could feel things.

I could smell.

I could think.

And the feeling
that came over me

was something beyond any
fear that I've had hunting before.

It was weird.

[Branch cracks]

Something was out there.

[Branch cracks]

- Something was
to the left of me.

[Underbrush rustling]

But then it disappeared,

and there was nothing,
nothing anywhere.

[Crickets chirping]

[Branch cracks]

Everything was still,

and you could've
heard a pin drop.

- [Grunts]

- We heard absolutely nothing.

- Once we had, you know,
decided there wasn't a threat,

we turned our lights back
on and looked for tracks.

- [Grunts]

- We couldn't find any signs
of anybody being in there.

There were no tracks.

There were no...

Any indication that
anybody had been in there.

I thought maybe I was mad.

[Birds chirping]

- Hey.

- [Laughs]

- Chelsea's boyfriend, Nathan,

would often come
spend weekends with us.

- I was dating
Chelsea at the time.

We'd been together
for about six months.

I had signed up for the army.

- Mom, we're going.

- I was just trying to spend

as much time with
her as possible.

- Okay, come on, guys.

- We decided to go for a walk

just to see if the woods
had anything to offer.

[Dogs barking]

- We had just
come out of winter,

and Maine winters are
usually very bleak and gray,

so we were
enjoying the sunlight.

And it was just
gorgeous outside.

- The woods were great.

We could take the dogs out,

and we just kind
of let them loose.

- Here you go, boy.

[Dogs barking]

- Of course, they went
straight for the trees.

- Jasper, Briggs.

- Jasper!

- The dogs were
running out ahead of us.

[Dogs barking]

It seemed like they caught
the scent of something.

[Dogs barking]

The dogs stopped.
- Hey, guys.

- And that's when we came
up on something strange.

- Come here, guys.
What are you doing?

- Come here, puppies.

What are you doing there, pups?

Hi.

- We got a little bit closer,

and that's... That's
where we found a hole.

- What on earth?

- Come on.
- Here.

- Come on, Jasper.
Come on, Briggs.

- We kept the dogs away.

We didn't want
the dogs to fall in.

- Come here, Jasper.
Come here, Briggs.

Nathan, don't, please.

- It was just odd how
round this hole was.

It seemed as though it
had been dug with care.

It looked like it had
been done by hand,

either by a human or an animal.

- Nate, let's go.

- I felt like it was time to go.

I just had a bad feeling.

[Dogs barking]

- Please, Nathan, let's go.

Nate. [Branch cracks]

[Wings fluttering]

Nate, please, let's go.

- Yeah, okay.

- Come on, guys.

Let's go.

[Creature growling]

- It was memorial
holiday weekend.

- It's stuffy in here, honey.

[Window creaks]

- Chelsea had gone
upstairs and gone to bed.

She had had a very long day.

- Okay, sleep tight.

- Night, mom.

- It was fairly cold outside,

not very foggy,
but it was misty.

[Slow music playing]

♪ ♪

- This particular night,

it was really quiet.

You couldn't hear
a lot of the animals

that you'd normally hear.

- No deer tonight.

- Really?

- No sheep, no horses, no cows.

There wasn't anything like that.

And so I actually got up.

I grabbed my flashlight,

and I started
looking in the field.

It was very quiet out there...

Unusually quiet.

- Hmm.

- ♪ What I'd been missin' ♪

♪ until I met you ♪

♪ baby ♪

- Bob called earlier.

I told him you'd give
him a call tomorrow.

- After shelley had
put the light down,

i... i got this feeling...

- Head down the coast,
so that would be really nice.

[Distorted speech]

- I didn't know what it was.

You could call it
a hunter's instinct,

but I knew that
there was danger.

[Distorted music and speech]

I felt it,

and I felt it strong.

- We need to go
in the... the house.

- And he grabbed me by my shirt.

He just kept saying...

- We need to go
in the house now.

- And I said, "well, why?"

- I don't know. I don't know.

- Don't just grab me like that.

- Come on, you got...
- What's got into you?

What's the matter?

- I could tell that
he had some fear,

and he had no reason... He
had nothing to show me why.

- I-I just knew that
I had to get shelley

in the house, get her to safety.

- What's got into you?

[Underbrush rustling]

- And all of a sudden,

I could hear rustling.

[Underbrush rustling]

- There.

- There was three sets
of eyes looking back at us.

[Creatures growling]

- Fluorescent, almost.

[Branch cracks]

There was another one.

- I said, "shelley,
look over there.

Shine the light."

And there was another one.

- That made five.

[Creatures snarling
and growling]

- It appeared that they were mad

and... and wanted to come at us.

[Creatures snarling
and growling]

- Go. Go. Go. Go! Go! Go! Go!

[Creatures snarling]

- Go. Go. Go. Go! Go! Go! Go!

[Creatures snarling]

- What are those things?

What... what the hell are they?

- I don't know.

- The first thing she does

is put the light
against the screen.

[Creatures snarling]

- So I had to take
ahold of her again

and get her to move back away.

- But I wanted to look at them.

- Shelley, don't.

- I wanted this to make sense.

I wanted to know
what I was looking at.

It was surreal.

It was like you were
having a dream,

a nightmare.

- I need my guns.

- Oh, don't start, Eric.

- That's why people
keep guns in the house.

- I had never seen
anything that looked like this.

It was clearly not a bear,

but it was huge and
dangerous-looking.

- Well, what are we gonna do?

- I'm thinking.

- He felt very helpless 'cause
he didn't have a weapon.

- I didn't know that we
were safe in the house.

I know if I had those
guns, we'd be safer.

I knew that.

- I'm gonna go check on Chelsea.

- I'm gonna get my guns.

- Forget about it.

- "Don't go outside."

- Please, Eric.

- We didn't know what they were.

We didn't know what
they were capable of.

Why would either one
of us go back outside?

- So I-I said, "okay,"
and she went up.

- My daughter was
upstairs sleeping.

- [Gasps]

- I needed to make
sure she was safe

and that we could see
what was going on outside.

- [Whispering] Chelsea, wake up.

- I shook her and
shook her and shook her,

and, of course,
she was irritable

and, "what? What? What?"

- My mom was
like, "get up. Get up.

You have to see this."

- Come on, you have to
see what these things are.

- She almost looked troubled.

She was anxious, just
very anxious to show me

something out of the window.

- [Whispering] Down there.

You see them?

- Cool.

- I mean, of course
I was interested.

I was... I was still
sleeping, you know.

I mean, I was still half asleep,

so I didn't really
make too much of it.

- Don't you think
you want to stay up?

- And I'm like, "let me know
what happens in the morning."

[Laughs]

- And she laid back
down in her bed.

I'm not sure it really
registered properly

what... what she was looking at.

They were all still
there, all five of them.

They were in a
crouched position.

Then one of 'em stood right up

on their hind feet and
looked right up at me.

They were massive.

I was shocked.

It was beyond...

It was almost too much
for your brain to process.

It was... it was astonishing.

- I was downstairs on my own.

I had a bunch of things
going on in my head.

Here we are in a
dangerous situation,

and I can't do what
I'm supposed to do,

and that's protect my family.

I looked out the window,

and I could see that
they were off a little bit

in the distance.

And I thought, "could we leave?"

If I could get in the vehicle,

perhaps I could get it
backed up to the house

and I could get
shelley and Chelsea

out of harm's way.

So I had to make a decision.

- [Sighs]

- I went around and tried
to shut all the windows.

Did I worry if they
were in the house?

[Lock clicks]

Absolutely.

- Jasper, Briggs.

- It started to dawn on me

that I hadn't heard
the dogs bark.

I hadn't seen the dogs.

Something was going on.

- I got outside onto the porch,

and from what I could see,

some of 'em, they
were down over the hill.

And now I had 25, 30 feet
to be able to get in the car

to back it up to the house.

I-I wasn't able to go very fast

because of my injury.

And I was scared,

really scared.

That 20 feet

was gonna be the longest
20 feet that I ever walked.

- [Whispering] Jasper.

Briggs.

- I started going
from room to room,

calling both dogs' names.

Very strange for
them not to come.

- [Whispering] Jasper.

Briggs.

[Soft fluttering]

- I felt the vibration.

I heard the scurrying.

[Soft scraping]

I didn't know what
the source was.

[Door creaking]

- [Breathing heavily]

[Dogs whimpering]

- These hunting
dogs, they were hiding.

They knew something
was not right,

and they were scared.

- [Sighs]

- So that was a big
concern for me too.

- I kept my eye right
on 'em all the time...

- [Grunting]

- Even though I-I
was hurting pretty bad.

- [Grunting]

[Keys jingling]

- I finally got on
the other side

of the vehicles.

And I was fumbling
trying to get into the door.

[Keys jingling]

Boom.

- [Grunts]

What the hell?

- Everything lit up.

I felt very exposed.

- What the hell?

- I felt very exposed.

It scared the [bleep] out of me.

And i... And I felt
very vulnerable.

- [Grunting]

[Creatures growling]

[Creature roaring]

- [Gasping]

- All of a sudden,
there's one right there.

[Creature growling and snarling]

And I looked at him.

He looked at me.

I thought for sure he
was gonna come at me.

[Creature growling]

And then he kind of froze.

[Creature growling]

Then he bolted.

- [Grunting]

- I knew using the vehicle
wasn't gonna be an option.

- [Grunting]

Ow!

- [Whispering] Eric.

- I had absolutely no idea
that Eric had gone outside...

Did not feel safe,

had absolutely no idea
where he was in the house.

- [Sighs]

[Whispering] Eric.

[Door creaks]

You went outside?

- I remember telling
him how stupid it was.

- What were you thinking?

- I thought I could
get to the truck.

- And I said, "that
isn't even the point.

"The point is,

"you shouldn't have opened
up the door in the first place,

"and we're in here,

and if something
happens to you..."

- What would I do
then and Chelsea...

- "We're screwed."

- I'm sorry.

- [Sighs]

- We talked about what
we were gonna do next.

We... you know, we
have to do something.

These things are dangerous.

- Let's call 911...

- And let someone else drive in.

- Yeah.

- Police.

- It would've even
sounded unreal to me.

- Hello, yes.

[Sighs]

There are some things
trying to get into our house.

- I had a feeling
that the police officer

wouldn't take us serious.

- No, they're not bears.

- He asked me if it was a moose.

- No.

- He asked me if it was a dog.

- No, they're something else.

I don't know what they are.

They're really, really big.

They're like...

- 7 to 8 feet tall.

- No, you're not
listening to me.

[Scoffs]

Well, what would
you like us to do?

- And he said, "make sure
your windows are closed,

and lock your doors."

- These creatures can
come through my wall

if they want to get in.

[Sighs]

No.

You're not listening to me.

- The police officer,

he was thinking that
we were mistaken

and that they were
a harmless animal.

- Please, you have
to send someone out.

Look.

- He... he couldn't
have been more wrong.

[Dial tone humming]

- Hello?

Hello.

[Line beeping]

- The minute the phone call
was disconnected, I knew.

I knew that nobody
was gonna come help us.

- We were on our own now.

Any plans that we
made to protect ourself

was gonna be our ideas.

- I could feel it,
and Eric knew it too.

We are literally
hostages in this house.

We cannot leave this property.

I knew at this point
that Eric was scared.

And if he was scared,

there was a good
reason to be worried.

- Shelley had
gone back upstairs,

and I was downstairs by myself.

- [Grunts]

- The whole situation
just really frustrated me.

It just seemed to be a
nightmare that didn't end.

Here we are in a situation

where we don't even have
anything to protect ourself.

And... and I was
extremely frustrated,

and I was upset.

But then I...

Then I realized these things
stay away from the light.

I don't know if
they can't be in it.

I don't know if it
hurts their eyes.

I don't know what the reason is.

But all of a sudden,
we've got something

that we can use if we need to.

Maybe we can keep
these things away from us.

So I made a decision

that even though I-I
was hurting pretty bad,

I was gonna at least
attempt to get out to that barn

and see if I could
get one of the guns.

I felt it would be best
to keep this from shelley

because I think that it
would've been more stressful

to her to know, and
I didn't want that.

- [Grunting]

- I knew that as soon
as I got out there,

I would have to
trip that garage light.

- [Grunting]

Come on.

- I was walking very slowly.

I was in a lot of
pain at that time.

And I just wanted
the light to come on.

[Creatures growling]

All the eyes were looking at me.

Part of 'em were
going off to my left.

[Creatures growling]

Part of 'em were
going off to my right.

[Creatures growling]

And they looked like
they were gonna pounce.

[Creatures growling
and snarling]

- I realized that this
is a hunting mode.

This is a way they would
take down an animal,

and I realized I
was that animal.

I knew at that point,

I better get out of there,

and I better get
out of there now.

But there was a danger

that when I moved
out of the sensor,

that light would go out
and I'd lose my protection.

So the amount of time
I had to get to the porch

was very, very short.

[Creatures growling
and snarling]

[Creatures growling]

- All of a sudden, I
heard them coming.

I'm thinking to myself...
And I'm not daring to speak.

I'm thinking, "oh, my gosh.

They're right
outside our house."

[Door rattling]

It wasn't that I thought

that these creatures
could turn doorknobs

so much as just
bash through a door,

just push right
through it, kick it.

However they wanted to get in...

- [Whispering] Eric.

- They would get into the house.

- [Panting]

- His face had a mixture

of fear

and anxiety.

The hair was up on
the back of his neck,

and he was trying
to keep it together.

But what do you do?

What does anyone do?

I-I don't think anyone
can honestly answer that

until they're in that situation.

Our options had run out.

We weren't going to be
able to get in the truck.

We weren't going to
be able to get the guns

up in the barn.

The police weren't coming.

There wasn't anything
else that we could do.

- What are we going to do?

- I-I don't know of anything
that's any stronger bond

than that of a dad
protecting his family.

Protecting my wife,
protecting my daughter, chels,

was my number one
concern during the whole night,

and whatever I had
to do, I would do it.

- I briskly went to
Chelsea's bedroom,

and I said, "look.

You need to get up, and
you have to get up now."

- Chelsea, get that light.

- We felt like we needed
to lock ourselves in.

- Here, take this.

- And we definitely felt

like we were hostages
in our own home

and that these
creatures had us captive.

- Our only friend at that point
becomes daylight, hopefully,

and that's not even 100%.

- But we didn't have a choice.

I mean, we just
laid on top of our bed

and waited for daybreak to come.

- It's okay.

We're gonna be fine.

- Then we just sat
there for the longest time.

- It was very quiet,

and... and that itself
was sort of disturbing.

[Creatures growling]

And then...

[Footsteps thudding]

We could clearly hear
something outside.

[Loud thud]

We realized they were
just outside of the wall.

- Oh, my god.

- And the only thing
between us and them

was a window.

- I was petrified.

And I could hear...

[Growls]

Like, a real guttural low sound,

a growl.

[Creatures growling]

- When I squeezed her hand,

there was a tremble.

She was very scared.

- It's okay.

Everything's gonna be fine.

- I just tried to reassure her
that we were gonna be okay

and that Chelsea would be
okay and we'd get through this.

But if I was being honest,

there was definitely the thought

of that the end
could come tonight.

[Creatures growling]

- [Breathing heavily]

[Birds chirping]

[Creature growling]

[Birds chirping]

[Creature growling]

[Glass shatters]

- [Gasps and screams]

- Calm down. Calm down.

Calm down.

It's just a dream. Calm down.

- [Sighs]

- It was such a relief
when light came.

- [Breathing heavily]

- It was... it was like...

[Inhales and exhales sharply]

Letting go of a breath

that you've been holding
literally the entire night.

- They were gone.

[Birds chirping]

Sean knows that I
wouldn't lie to him.

He knows I wouldn't
fabricate a story.

And he heard the way I
was explaining it to him.

He realized that I was upset.

- You all right?

Hey, dad, hey.

- And he offered, you
know, to come over.

So we walked around and
started looking for tracks,

looking for anything
we could find

that we could tell
what these things were.

And we found a number of tracks.

Obviously they weren't
a four-legged creature.

They... they didn't
have to be on four legs.

- These are huge claws.

Look at the size of that.

- They could stand right up

and walk on two feet.

- There was a lot
of telltale evidence.

Clearly they were hunting
in a methodical way.

They were stalking.

And then you're dealing with,
"what just happened last night?

What was that?"

- I-I just hadn't
seen anything like it.

I-I have no idea.

- Several people reported
seeing mysterious lights

that some say precede
creature sightings.

- A map of those localities
overlaps almost exactly

with hot spots of
manimal sightings.

- Can the folklore be true?

Do werewolves really exist?

- I have no idea.

I can't answer that for you.

- I don't know what we saw,

and if I was to say,
I would be guessing.

But it was huge.

It was powerful.

And there's no doubt in my mind,

if it had wanted to, it
could have killed us.

- I wonder if we
disturbed something;

we touched something
we weren't supposed to.

Maybe we discovered
something, perhaps.

Maybe they were warning us...

Stay away.

[Creature growling]