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Zan, wait!

Who were the names of the
patients you released earlier?

- One was Crystal Johnson.

The other was Benjamin Newman.

- We released the wrong patient.

Benjamin Newman is a
deranged serial killer.

He's been a patient with us for 17 years.

He suffers from a disorder
called Dissociative Identity.

He believes he's a kid and
he finds joy in killing.

He diced up his parents' body parts

and played with them like they
were pieces in a board game.

Newman's name was on
the form that you gave me.

You were supposed to check
the ID number on the bracelet

to the ID on the form with the name.

- What're we supposed to do now?

Are we gonna look for him?

We have to call the cops.

- We could do serious jail time over this.

We can't go calling the cops

and it would be a little
crazy to look for a murderer.

We have to destroy any
evidence of Benjamin Newman

being at this hospital.

Look at me!

Do you wanna do jail over this?

We have to destroy any
evidence of Benjamin Newman

being at this hospital.

- Hey, dad wants us downstairs.

So what are you supposed
to be for Halloween?

- I'm not too sure.

I just know I want my bow and arrows.

Maybe a knife or something.

Not really going for
anything too cute this year.

- When have you ever been anything cute?

You're normally a detective or something.

Or Last year they're
that witch-looking thing.

- That witchy-looking thing was very cute.

I got a lot of compliments on that outfit.

- Whoa, this is gnarly.

Where'd you even get this thing?

- I made it last night.

- You made this?

- Yes, and be careful, I
don't want you breaking it.

So what does dad want?

- Dunno, but let's hurry.

Let's eat breakfast and then
we gotta get going to school.

- Since when have you ever cared about

getting to school early?

- Since I've decided
that I'm gonna ask Laura

to come with me to the party tonight.

Trying to ask her before any
of the jocks get the chance to.

- Well, let me know if you
need any sisterly advice.

Thanks, but I think I got this.

- Hurry up, let's get downstairs.

- Well, I still have to do my hair.

- Okay, well, let's go
downstairs and eat first,

and can come up here and
finish getting ready.

- Okay.

- I think dad has something serious

he wants to talk to us about.

- Oh.

Happy, happy Halloween morning.

You both okay?

- Yeah.

Tommy, can you pass the milk?

Tommy.

- Why are you eating so fast?

Slow down and enjoy the food, please.

- He wants to get to school on time

so he can ask some girl out.

- Yeah?

Who's the lucky lady?

- Just some girl that sits next
to me in one of my classes.

I think she likes me, so
I'm just gonna go for it.

All right.

- So, dad, what did you
wanna talk to us about?

- You, uh, read the news this morning?

Watch the news?

No, no, of course not.

Some guy was murdered last night.

Just a few blocks from here.

Someone stuck into the
back door of his house.

- What?

Did they say who the guy was?

Did they catch who did it?
- No.

They said the pwned the old hardware store

just outside of town.

The killer hasn't been caught.

His wife came home

and found him knifed to
death in their bathroom.

- Probably his wife.

It's almost always a spouse.

- Yeah, yeah, I don't think so.

And that'd be really strange considering

the guy stole a set of knives

and the guy's Halloween costume.

- His Halloween costume?

I hope the cops catch who did it.

- Yeah, yeah I hope so too.

- Yeah, well, I'm sure
they will catch who did it,

but I gotta finish getting ready,

so I'll see you guys later.

Wait, have some bacon.

- Oh my god, dad, stop.

- What's wrong with her?

She doesn't want to eat my bacon?

It's my bacon I've made for 10 years.

Give her this bacon.

- She's trying to go vegetarian.

- Veg-a-what?

- Vegetarian.

Really?

- Kids these days.

Hey, are you just about ready?

- Yeah, I'm ready to walk out the door.

- Cass, can I ask you something?

- What's going on?

You ever worry about dad?

I mean he, he hasn't
really acted like himself

since mom left.

- I mean, yeah, I worry about
him sometimes, but he's fine.

I talk to him before about it.

He's at least starting to date now.

- That just doesn't make
sense why mom just left

and left us all.

I mean, did we do something wrong?

- No.

She was just dealing with her own stuff

and figuring herself out.

It wasn't anything you, dad, or I did.

Dad even thought she
cheated on him a few times

before you were and I were born.

Really?

- Yeah, but I guess it
didn't really matter much,

'cause shortly after that they found out

she was pregnant and having me.

- I didn't know that.

Well, if you think he's
good, then that's good.

I have a really hot teacher
I could hook him up with.

Tommy!

Dad can do just fine by himself.

But come on, let's get going to school.

- Okay

- Later, dad.
- Bye, dad.

- Cassandra, hey, wait.

What are your plans for tonight?

It's Halloween, I don't
want you running around

with that maniac still out there.

- Oh, I'll be fine, I promise.

I'm just gonna be with some friends

but I'm gonna be back home after school

because I still have to get
ready for the party tonight.

All right?

Later, dad, I love you.

- What party?

Hey, what party? Cass!

What party?

Guess we'll talk when you get back.

- So what did you decide?

- I don't know yet.

Hey, Cass, are you busy after school?

I need your help looking at a
Halloween costume for tonight.

- Oh, I thought you were gonna be a cat.

- Yeah, she was.

But now Chris is going to the party

and she definitely doesn't
wanna be a cat anymore.

- I need something on the sluttier side

and a cat outfit is not really cutting it.

Maybe I'll be-
- Yourself.

I was actually thinking like
a hot nurse or a French maid.

I'm just so indecisive, which
is why I need your help.

- I'm kidding.

Of course, I'll come and help you.

- You girls are still
coming tonight right?

- Yeah, for sure.

- Good, well take some of these flyers.

It has the address of the party on it.

And, uh, give it to a couple
of your friends, all right?

- All right.

- I'll see you later.

- All right, bye, Chris.

- Hey, did you guys hear
about that murder last night?

Some poor guy was stabbed
like a hundred times,

blood literally everywhere.

His wife said she could
barely recognize him.

- Yeah, my dad was telling
me about it this morning.

They still haven't caught
the guy who did it.

- What the fuck?

Are you serious?

Wait, did this happen around here?

- Yeah, literally over by Martha Lake.

His wife came home to a blood bath.

- Isn't that insane asylum by that lake?

Maybe one of those wackos broke out

and just had to kill everyone
in this eerie old town.

I mean, it could happen.

- That place is like a fortress.

It would be literally
impossible to break out.

- I always thought it was a military base.

Makes total sense why
there's a barbed wire fence

running the place.

- I mean, it could have been years ago,

but it definitely isn't anymore.

Anyways, I do have to get to class.

I have this chemistry assignment
I need to get started on.

- Cass, don't forget,

you're helping me get
my Halloween costume.

Meet me out front after school.

- I won't forget.

All right, later guys.
- Bye.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Hey, all right, buddy.

This is the last house then
we gotta go home, okay?

Wow, they really did go all out

with these Halloween decorations.

- I'm scared, daddy.

- Hey, buddy, it's all right.

You know it's not real.

It's just Halloween
decorations, all right?

Go ahead.

Trick or treat.

- Well, aren't you the cutest thing?

There you go.
- Say, "Thank you."

Sorry, he's a little
scared of the scarecrow

on the front porch.

- Have a great night.
- Thank you.

No!

- Oh, you're gonna look so good.

- I know.

- I'm so ready for food.

My feet are killing me.

I feel like we just went to
like a hundred different stores

trying to find you something to wear.

- Yeah, I'm sorry about that,

but thank you so much for helping me.

We're gonna look so hot.

I'm so excited.

I can't wait.

I'm so ready for food.

- Me too.

Oh my god, I hope we get the usual.

- Hello, ladies, what
can I get for you girls?

- I'll have a drip coffee and a sandwich.

Drip and a sandwich.

- Can I get a drip too?

On a croissant.
- Drip and a croissant.

Gotcha.
- Yes, thank you.

- The party's gonna be great.

I can't believe you're coming.

- I know, and everyone's gonna be there.

Thank you.

And another drip.

And a croissant.

And your sandwich.

- Perfect.
- Thank you.

- Ooh, I can't wait to see
the look on Michael's face

when he sees me tonight.

- Michael? Your ex, Michael?

I thought you wanted to see Chris?

- I do, but I also wanna make
Michael regret leaving me

for the tramp on the volleyball team.

- Oh, Sara, you deserve so much better.

I should probably go, right?

I still have to get ready and everything.

- Wait, Cass, before you
do, I just wanted to ask,

how are you doing?

I know it's been a while since
we talked about your mom.

- Oh, oh no, I'm fine.

- Okay. I'm just-

- Sara, you don't need
to worry about me, okay?

I'm fine.

- How we doing?
- Good.

Good? Yeah?

You need more food? Food's good?

Everything's fine?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- Are we cool?

- Yes, we're cool.

- Okay.

Cass, get a load of the
guy that just walked in.

- Oh my god, why is he just
staring at us like that?

- Us? More like he's staring at you.

Maybe we should get his number.

He's more your type.

- Bitch!

Okay, now I'm just weirded out.

- Let's just go.
- Yes, please.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

See you, later.
- Bye.

Hey!

Hey, buddy, you, uh, you
gonna order something?

Look, if you're not gonna order something,

then you just gotta get out.

Hey, straw for brain, I said
you have to order something.

Do you need me to use
some sign language for ya?

Out!

What's that's that smell?

- Making grandma's famous pasta sauce.

You want a bowl of spaghetti?

Gonna be plenty left over.

- I would love some, but I do have to go.

Sara's on her way here.

But do you know where some string is?

- Try that drawer right there.

Kiddo, it looks like
40 degrees out, right?

You're gonna freezing in that.

- Dad, I'll be fine.

- Could go, like, as a
nun or something, huh?

You know how I feel at
those perverted little boys,

always wanna be around you.

Sure you don't wanna stay home with dad,

watch Halloween movies,
eat some ice cream?

- Dad, I'll be fine, okay?

I can handle myself.

Besides, do you remember when you made me

take all the self-defense
classes last year?

I think I can handle
myself around a few horny,

drunk boys tonight, dad, okay?

Oh my god, I haven't seen
this photo in forever, look.

- That's when your mom and I met.

I can't believe it.

She'd been wearing that
necklace since high school.

- Yeah.
- Never took that thing off.

You look just like your mom here.

- Yeah, I kinda do.

Who's this creepy looking
guy sitting next to her?

- I got, I gotta, I
gotta finish the sauce.

Hungry.

- Hold on, dad, who is this?

- His name is Benjamin.

Benjamin Newman.

He was absolutely obsessed with your mom.

Been stalking her for years.

She had to get a restraining
order against him.

People think he had something to do

with your mom's disappearance.

What?

Well, where is he now?

Did anyone ever look into this?

Why are you just telling me this now?

- It's, it's not something
you just bring up, okay?

You and your brother, you were young.

I wasn't, I, I just, I
didn't know what to say.

I don't wanna stress you out, okay?

Anyway, they did a big investigation

and came up with nothing, okay?

It's a not enough evidence to convict.

- Well, where is he now?

Dad, maybe we should open the case again.

- He's probably stocking
shelves at some grocery store

or in jail.

Just leave it alone, okay?

- No, dad, you can't just
casually drop all this on me

like it's some new girl you're dating.

Dad, this is mom.

- Drop it.

Okay? Just drop it.

- No-

- I don't want you digging up the past.

I don't want you involved in this.

Do you understand?
- No.

Now I feel like I'm morally
obligated to figure out

what happened to her.

Dad, you always just said
mom just up and left us all

and now you're saying
she might've been killed

or abducted by some stalker
you guys went to school with?

That's Sara.

But this isn't over, dad, okay?

I'll see you later tonight.

I love you.

Bye.

- I love you too.

- Oh, hello.

You look great.

Look at you.
- Thank you.

I try.

Are you ready?
- Yes.

- What's the address?

- Oh yeah, 15th Avenue,
South Carlston Street.

Oh, we'll be there.

Let's go.

Okay, so I'm thinking we find Brooke.

Okay.

Get some drinks.

- No.
- Do some dancing.

Chris and maybe Michael.

Michael, are you serious?

No Michael.

Chris, Chris, yes.

- Dad?

Dad, you here?

Fuck!

Dad.

911,
what's your emergency?

Help, please.

My dad is on the floor.

There's blood everywhere.

100 15th Avenue.

Help, please just get here.

Send someone!

Cass, please, Cass, please.

Pick up the fucking phone!

- Come with me to the bathroom.

- Yeah, I have to go anyways.
- Hey.

Where you going?

- Oh, we were just-
- Just come with me.

I'm about to go do a keg stand.

- Um, why don't you go talk
to your football buddies?

Or maybe that blonde chick
you were making out with.

We're going to the bathroom.

Come on, Sara, let's go.

He's such an asshole.

I'll probably never see him again.

Yeah, right.

- Hey!
- What?

Get the fuck outta the way.

Fuckin' followin' me now?

Brian, is that you?

You fuckin' weirdo.

Fuck!

- Well, he's a tool anyways, okay?

Just like Michael.

Why do you only like those kind of guys?

What's in here?

Water?

- No, it's vodka.

- Oh, you're drinking straight vodka.

Great.

- Okay, it is water.

But in my defense, I had
two beers before this.

I just don't wanna wake up hungover.

- Okay, well let's just
find you one more drink

and maybe a cute guy to dance with.

It's Halloween.

I just wanna have fun.

Okay?
- Okay, okay, you're right.

Gimme a swig of your beer.

- Here you guys are.

You both look like you're having a blast.

Here, let me add some
fun for those drinks.

- What is this?

Vodka?

Oh my god, you just
added vodka to my beer.

- Sure did, just drink up.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

- Oh, hey, there's Travis.

I've gotta go.

I'll see you girls later.

- Okay.
- Karly, are you coming?

- I'm just gonna go home.

I'm not feeling this party.
- Aw.

- Later, guys.
- Bye.

Bye.

- I swear that girl moves a mile a minute.

Just you and me tonight.

- How long do we have to stay?

- Weren't you the one told me to have fun?

It's the Halloween
party, give it a chance.

- This is all foam.

- Yeah, Greg only brought three kegs, so.

- Well, let's find him
and have him do beer run.

I just, I can't stand any
more of his cheap vodka.

- Oh, Cass, I think that's your brother.

He might be looking for you.

Well, I'll catch you
guys a little bit later.

I'm gonna go out for a smoke.

Okay.

Hey.

- You gotta come, gotta
get outta here, dad-

- Dad is what?

What's wrong with dad?

I came home, he was
laying on the ground.

- Tommy, what the hell is going on?

- That's him.

He was walking outside our house.

- No!

I don't want your fucking candy!

Get away from me.

Is that?

Is that?

Is that my mom's?

Is this my mom's necklace?

Oh, let me go, let me go, please.

Please let me go.

Please lemme go.

Lemme go!

Let me go.

Please let me go.

Okay. Okay.

911,
what's your emergency?

- Hello?

911.

I've been kidnapped.

No, I don't.

I dunno, I don't know who he's is.

I killed him.

I killed him. He's dead.

I don't know where I am.

I guess,

5th Main Street.

It's the old bottling warehouse.

Okay.

Okay, please, please, just come.

Please just come.

Fuck you!

Fuck you!

Fuck you!

Why do you have mom's necklace?

Calling all units.

We have a 211, backup requested.

- He's over there.

- Where is he?

- He's over there on the floor.

- Where is he?
- Mom?

Is he dead?
- Mom?

- Cassandra.
- Mom!

- I know I have a lot to explain.

And it wasn't supposed to be like this.

But, Benjamin, the man that took you here,

he's your father.

♪ Sometimes when I dream ♪

♪ At times when I just close my eyes ♪

♪ I see place we used to live ♪

♪ Gaze up at the sky ♪

♪ And I look for a familiar face ♪

♪ I try to find my way back home ♪

♪ Could have sworn it was real ♪

♪ But with time started doubting myself ♪

♪ I play it on repeat ♪

♪ I will do anything
just to turn back time ♪

♪ Memories are faded in the sun ♪

♪ I just wanna feel like
when we were young ♪

♪ When we didn't need photographs ♪

♪ And the stars had to
bring us back home ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪

♪ Sometimes I can't sleep ♪

♪ At times when I'm wide awake ♪

♪ I see the place we used to live ♪

♪ Hmm ♪

♪ Stare into the sun ♪

♪ And there look for a familiar face ♪

♪ I'm blinded by the light, I'm lost ♪

♪ Could have sworn it was real ♪

♪ But with time started doubting myself ♪

♪ I play it on repeat ♪

♪ I would do anything
just to turn back time ♪

♪ Memories are faded in the sun ♪

♪ I just wanna feel like
when we were young ♪

♪ When we didn't need photographs ♪

♪ And the stars had to
bring us back home ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪

♪ You gotta believe ♪

♪ Bring me back, rewind ♪

♪ Gotta believe ♪