All language subtitles for The_Blackwell Ghost 7

(eerie music)

(gentle music)

(soft music)

(eerie music)

(soft music)

So, wouldn't you know it?

Right after I buy the house,

a pipe burst and the
whole house floods

so I had to remove all
the furniture in here

and all the carpeting

It's been a nightmare.

Still got a long way to go,

but I've been down here
for about two weeks

doing some repairs to the
place that need to be done.

As far as updates go, no
real updates with this house.

I've been down here two weeks.

Haven't heard any knocking,
haven't heard any phone calls.

Oh, the only thing though,

I bring my keyboard down and
I can still sometimes see

who I think is my wife in
the reflection of the door,

which is really cool,
but it's more seldom.

And when I leave here,

I actually will take this
keyboard home and put it upstairs

and I can still sometimes hear
the notes playing themselves.

But again, not anything
like it used to.

Just talking about it,
it's making me upset.

Honestly, that's it for updates.

I don't really know why
I'm even filming right now,

other than the fact that
I'm extremely lonely

and I miss my children.

That sounded really,
really Pathetic and sad.

I almost started crying myself.

(soft music)

I gotta go home.

I gotta get outta here.

I miss my kids and just
talking about 'em...

All right, cut the cameras.

So I left a house 10 minutes ago

and my phone just let me know

that I got a text
from Officer Ramey.

He tried to call, but I don't
have any service out here.

And his text says,
"Call me, urgent."

That's all it says.

I've never heard that
guy use the word urgent,

so I'm definitely curious
as to what is going on.

[Ramey] Yeah?

Hey, it's me.

What's up?

[Ramey] Are you
still in Florida?

Yeah, but I just
left not long ago.

- [Ramey] How long have
you been on the road?

I've been on the road
for about an hour.

Why, what's going on?

- [Ramey] I'm gonna need
you to turn your car around

and come to my office right now.

Okay, why?

Is everything okay?

- [Ramey] Uh, no, we've
got a situation here.

We want to show you something.

It's pretty serious.

Okay, it's gonna
be like two hours.

[Ramey] Well, I'm
not saying to hurry,

but if someone pulls you over,

just tell them your name
and they'll let you go.

- Okay, I'll get down there
as quickly as possible.

Can you tell me
what this is about?

[Ramey] I'll tell you
when you get here.

All right, I'll see you...

I'll see you when
I see you, bye.

[Ramey] All right, bye.

What the (beep)
is this all about?

I like those cameras.

I know that model.

You want me to move it?

I'm not in frame.

You want me to move it for you?

All right, there.

Ramey, am I in trouble?

You've got me nervous.

[Ramey] Uh, no.

We're gonna explain
things here in a second.

I just wanted to reintroduce
you to Detective Barnes.

Hey man, it's good
see you again.

[Ramey] He's gonna be the one

heading up this investigation

also with Officer
Santos from the FBI

who you have not yet met.

Uh, did I do something wrong?

Is this about my investigating

of trying to find those people?

- [Ramey] No, this is
actually about something else.

Okay.

[Ramey] This note.

Uh, this is actually
a note that was left

at a possible crime scene
of a local girl, age 27,

who went missing two days ago.

Okay.

[Ramey] This was
found in her bed

where she was supposed
to be Sunday morning.

Okay.

I don't understand.

- [Ramey] Well, could you
explain who this is a picture of

on this piece of paper?

That's a picture
of Mrs. Blackwell.

- [Ramey] Right, so what
we're trying to figure out

is why someone would
intentionally leave this

for us to find at a
possible crime scene.

I have no idea.

- [Ramey] It kind of involves
you, wouldn't you say?

- I mean, it's definitely
weird that somebody

would print off a
picture of Mrs. Blackwell

and leave it at a
scene, but I don't...

Yeah, it's weird.

[Ramey] All right,

well if you think of
anything else regarding this,

please don't hesitate to
call me because you know,

we think whoever did leave
this did so on purpose.

Okay.

[Ramey] As some type of message.

And we figured since you were
already down here in Florida,

you might as well come in and
check it out for yourself.

So that's where we're at.

No, yeah, I mean...

I'll do what I can.

I don't know how much
I'll be able to do,

but I'll do what I can for sure.

Definitely serious, right?

(eerie music)

The envelope it was in was
postmarked February 14th, 2021,

so I've had this thing
for over a year now.

- [Ramey] And you're
telling me it's the same one

that we showed you?

- Man, it's exactly the same
as the one you showed me.

I'm looking at it right now.

- [Ramey] Are you by chance
touching this with your hands?

Yes.

[Ramey] All right,
stop doing that.

Now, you said you had the
original envelope it came in?

- Yeah, according to
the post office stamp,

it was mailed from a town called
Reddick in Central Florida.

And where there's supposed
to be a return address,

it just has question marks.

- [Ramey] All right, don't
touch it with your hands.

Put it in a bag and
send it to my office

so I can run it
for prints, okay?

Can you tell me what
this means for me?

- [Ramey] I really wish
I could man, but I can't.

I have no idea what's going on.

- So I figured I'd take a
second to explain things

because maybe things aren't
clear up to this point,

so I'll just try to clarify.

So long story short,

a girl went missing in
Florida less than a week ago

and they found this
riddle slash puzzle,

I don't know what it is,

in her bed where she
was supposed to be.

A year ago, I got
in my personal mail

the exact same riddle or
whatever it is at my house.

And so I'm taking it to
the post office right now

to mail it down to
the Florida, whatever.

But you know, I'm
creeped out right now

because at the root of this,

there really is a missing
girl in Florida right now.

And if the person who took
that girl said this to me

as a threat, it's not
to be taken lightly.

I think the biggest question
I have right now is, why me?

You know, maybe this guy's
just a fan of my movies.

I don't know.

But then again,

maybe I'm just overanalyzing
this whole thing

and I'm not really involved
as much as I think I am.

It's very possible
that moving forward,

I never see anything

that connects me to
this case ever again.

I sure hope so.

(phone ringing)

[Ramey] Hello?

Hey, it's me.

[Ramey] Hey, what's up?

So I don't know how to say this,

but I just got another
package from your guy,

if he is a guy.

- [Ramey] How do you know
it's the same person?

Trust me, it's from your guy.

So there is a piece of
cloth wrapped in plastic

and it's covered in what
appears to be blood,

which is maybe the
most disturbing thing

I've ever seen in my
house, maybe my life.

And another ransom looking note.

[Ramey] Uh, what's it say?

It says, "A gift
for my new friend."

[Ramey] Jesus Christ...

- Should I call my
local police about this?

'Cause this is pretty serious.

- [Ramey] No, don't do
that, I'll call them.

I'll take care of that.

I'll have an officer
sent over to your house

to look at it or pick it up.

Uh, don't touch it.

But you know, friend to friend,

I gotta ask you a
serious question.

What?

[Ramey] Do you own a firearm?

Are you serious?

That's the question
you're asking me?

[Ramey] I'm dead serious.

Do you own one?

Yes, I own a gun.

- [Ramey] All right, when was
the last time you fired a gun?

Uh, when I was eight.

(eerie music)

Is your sister at school?

Ya.

You're sick today,
you're not at school.

You should be at school, buddy.

You're making dad's
work extra hard.

So it's been roughly a 10
days since I got that thing

in the mail, and shortly after
talking to Officer Ramey,

he had a local policeman
come over and pick it up.

So it's gone, but the
damage had been done

because it's all I think
about every few minutes.

And I shouldn't be.

I don't think I've ever been
this traumatized in my life

and I've seen some (beep).

But moving on, come
here, come here.

Tomorrow's a very special day
because it marks the first day

I met this little guy's mommy,

and so we're gonna go to the
playground and have a good time

and try not to think about it.

Isn't that right?

(soft music)

Hey, it's me.

So I just got a
strange looking email

and I think it's from the guy.

[Ramey] All right,
what's it say?

I'm walking to my car right now.

Can I call you
back in 20 seconds?

[Ramey] Sure.

All right, bye.

So the email says, "From
your secret admirer,

I really admire your work.

I hope that you admire mine.

Link to a private chat
room will be live at nine."

And then there's a link
to a private chat room.

Man, I'm kind of
freaking out here.

I need you to tell
me what to do.

- [Ramey] How do you think
get got your email address?

I have no idea.

[Ramey] Okay, well,
let me call Santos

and I'll call you
right back, okay?

Forward me that email right now.

All right, okay.

Bye.

Man, I don't want
to do this anymore.

I'm getting really nervous.

I'm reaching my
boiling point here.

Man, I'm getting upset.

(phone ringing)

Hey, I'm here.

Can you hear me?

- [Ramey] Yeah, so I got
Santos conferencing in.

Okay.

So what'd you guys come up with?

What do I do?

- [Ramey] Well, after talking
about it for a little bit,

we think it's in
everyone's best interest

if you do the chat.

- Okay, I'm getting
mad, I'm getting upset.

Ramey, can I be candid
with you for a second?

And don't judge me on this,
but what the (beep) man.

I mean, I consider myself a
nice guy, sometimes too nice.

And when I get the sense
that someone's mistaken

my kindness for weakness, I
blow the (beep) up, all right?

And I get the sense that that's
what's going on right now.

You guys are using me.

[Ramey] First off,
please calm down.

We understand there is a limit

to your contributions as
a private citizen, okay?

Now, we can't tell you
what to do, but listen.

As your friend, I'm telling you

I would never use you like that.

We are only asking
that you continue

because you are so
unique to this situation.

We have a deranged man who
has abducted a young girl

and for some reason, he
only wants to talk to you.

Okay, I've never seen this
happen in my entire career.

And if you start
to refuse or quit,

you're either gonna
piss him off more

or you could get this girl
killed if she isn't already.

So how would that make you feel

to think you had the
opportunity to save someone,

but chose not to?

(soft music)

(phone ringing)

Hey mom.

I don't want to scare you,
but something's going on.

And I was wondering if
you could take the kids

for a couple days.

I don't want to tell you right
now, but it's pretty serious.

All right, thank you.

I love you too.

Bye.

(tense music)

So it's just past eight o'clock

and I decided to
turn the cameras on

just to give a little update
because I'm all alone again.

My kids are at my mom's house
and I'm just sitting here

looking at the clock go by,
waiting for this chat to start.

And it's just now
starting to sink in

what's about to happen.

I'm about to have a conversation
with a complete psychopath

who's abducted a girl, sent
me a bloody piece of clothing,

and continues to harass
me on a daily basis.

So yeah, trying to relax a
little bit, not going so hot.

But a couple more of these,
I'll be raring to go I think.

You might be asking,

a great question is
why am I doing this?

And one word comes into
mind, and it's not hero.

It's obligation.

And I know that sounds terrible.

And if the family is
watching this, I'm so sorry.

I'm trying to do
everything I can, but man,

that's gonna make me sound bad.

Maybe I should cut that out.

It's true though.

So it says, "Waiting for
host to initiate chat."

So I guess we're just waiting
for him to get on here.

Can you both hear me?

[Ramey] Yes.

Are you guys recording
this by chance?

- Yeah.
- Okay good, me too.

I've got like five or six
cameras going right now,

so I hope I'm recording it.

Wait a minute, it
says host has joined

so he's on here and he's typing.

All right, he says, "Hello."

Is it cool if I just
wing this and go with it?

- Yeah, go for it.
- Okay, good.

I'm just gonna reply.

He says, "Have you
figured it out yet?"

Figured what out?

"Who I am?"

"Have we met before?"

He says, "Not yet."

You know, something
just crossed my mind.

This is kind of stupid.

Is it possible this
isn't even him?

I mean, someone could have
just easily stumbled across

this chat room, right?

Should I make sure it's our guy?

- [Ramey] Uh, that's
a great idea actually.

"Just to make sure,

what did you just
send me in the mail?"

"A piece of dirty cloth."

Well, it's him.

[Ramey] Ask him
where the girl is.

What's her name,
the missing girl?

[Ramey] It's Susan.

"Where is Susan?"

He says, "She is
in a better place."

[Ramey] Ask if she's alive.

Okay.

"Is she alive?"

He says, "Not saying."

[Ramey] Ask him about you.

What?

[Ramey] Ask him what
he wants from you.

"What do you want from me?"

Wait a minute.

Wait, he left.

[Ramey] What do you mean?

- I'm telling you, it says,
"Host has left the chat room."

He's gone.

[Ramey] What did you say to him?

I don't know.

I just asked what
he wants from me

and then he left the chat.

What am I supposed to do?

Wait a minute, he
sent me something.

He attached a file,
it looks like.

Let me see if I can't
open it up, hold on.

(tense music)

Oh my God.

[Ramey] What is it?

Um, it's a picture of me.

(eerie music)

So I'm on my way to
Florida right now

because the picture
the guy sent me

was actually taken
a few months ago.

And I know this because
I was down in Florida

a few months ago
working on the house.

And every time I'm down
in Florida at the house,

I take a few hours out of my
day to go out into the forest

and follow the map and
see what I can find.

I followed the map
from the house.

I followed the map
from the water tower.

Hell, the cops even ran
their own search for it.

Nobody has ever found anything,

except now this guy sends
me a picture of myself

looking for it during
one of my last attempts.

He says I should look
harder next time.

Nothing creepy about that,
but it tells me he's found it,

which raises the
biggest question yet.

How, how does, this guy know
so much about this (beep)?

Somebody out there knows more
about this Lightfoot case

than I do, and this
is all I've been doing

for the past like three years.

And that pisses me off.

(eerie music)

So this is marker number two.

I left this out here to act
as a visual representation

of spot number two in case
I ever came back out here.

According to the last clue,

if I turn to a heading of 320,

which is that way,
and go 1100 heel toes,

I should arrive to
whatever this thing is.

However, I've found
in my past experiences

that there's a difference
between a heading and a course.

Especially given the terrain
and all the trees out there,

it's almost impossible to
end up where you intend.

And out of all the
times I've done this,

I never ended up the
same place twice.

So that's why I tied
the ribbons to trees

so I could tell where
I had been before.

So we'll do this again and we'll
hope for different results.

(tense music)

So I just made it
to 1100 heel toes

and I'm looking around
and as every other time,

I see absolutely nothing.

So we'll do it again.

So I just got back
to marker number two.

We're gonna try
our second attempt.

I don't know how many
of these I got in me

because the sun's
going down and...

But let's go, do it
while we can, right?

All right, here we go.

We're gonna come up on
our final step here.

I see a ribbon in
a tree over there.

So I've been here before,
but other than that,

I'm looking around, I don't
see a God (beep) thing.

So you know what that means?

We start over and
we do it again.

All right, I'm on
attempt number four here.

So some people might be
asking why I don't actually

do heel toes like
instructed by the puzzle.

And it's because I did the math,

and 1100 heel toes is roughly
about 367 of my actual steps

so it saves a lot of time

and you don't look like an idiot
waddling across the forest.

Not like anybody's
out here to see-

(eerie music)

I just found something.

(eerie music)

So this is what got me.

This is what took my picture.

And it says, "You got
mail, 50 heel toes at 320,"

which is that way, so
we're gonna go there.

(eerie music)

Found it.

Found it.

(eerie music)

(phone ringing)

[Ramey] Hello?

Hey, it's me, I think
I found something.

So I found the camera
that took my picture.

It's some kind of do it
yourself trail camera.

It's got an antenna on top.

I think it's so he can
watch these videos remotely.

[Ramey] Is that it?

- No, and then I found
what he wanted me to find.

It's a piece of paper
in a glass bottle.

[Ramey] What's on
the piece of paper?

I don't know, but I'm
about to find out.

(eerie music)

(mouse clicking)

(eerie music)

(mouse clicking)

(eerie music)

(door creaks)

(landline ringing)

(muffled breathing)

[Speaker] Hello.

I'm watching you.

(eerie music)

(tense music)

- So I'm back and we're
here to discuss this puzzle.

Now that I've got it
scanned in high resolution,

I can show it to y'all.

There's really not much
to it, as you can see,

so we'll just start over
here on the right side.

There's this 10 sided shape,

a decagon with a north and south

as it's designated on
the top and bottom here.

And there's
something interesting

about the number of
sides and the shape,

and significant I
believe as I'll explain

and come back to here in a bit.

But for the time being,
we're gonna move over here

to the left side where
you can see this riddle.

And the riddle goes,

"If you're up the
creek with a paddle,

then you'll have an easier time

discovering where
they are buried,

otherwise impossible to find.

You can't get here by
walking, so find another way.

Only so many of these nearby
where birds like to stay.

If you figure out the riddle,

you'll be on track to
find my sins buried

around a concrete headstone,
which is one of a kind."

So I broke each stanza
down, took some notes,

and this is what
I've determined,

whether it's right or wrong.

We'll start with the
first stanza here.

"If you're up the
creek with a paddle,"

keep in mind it's
usually without,

so with is a very
important word here.

"If you're up the
creek with a paddle,

then you'll have
an easier time."

And that to me means if
you have a boat or a canoe

or something with a paddle,

it's gonna be easier to
find whatever this thing is,

which leads me to think
that it has something

to do with water, maybe.

So moving forward.

"You can't get here by
walking, so, find another way.

Again, this supports the idea

that it could be
water or boat related.

Maybe you have to swim
here, I don't know.

But let's keep moving forward.

"Only so many of these nearby
where birds like to stay."

Now, if you ask me,

this is the most important
part of this entire riddle,

because it's the only line

that doesn't have
an obvious answer.

Where do birds like to stay?

I have no (beep) idea.

A zoo, power lines maybe.

There's no obvious answer,
so that's what tells me

this is very important
to this whole riddle.

But anyway, I don't
wanna digress.

Let's move on.

"If you figure out the riddle,

you will be on track
to find my sins

buried around a concrete
headstone, which is one of a kind."

So this is it, or at least
it comes across that way

because you never know when
you're being misdirected

with these puzzles,
as I've seen before.

But according to it, if it
is true and it is solved,

it should lead to
the remaining victims

of the Lightfoot case.

And how do I know that is
because the shape over here

has 10 sides to it.

It just so happens to
be the exact same number

of missing victims yet to be
found in the Lightfoot case,

so they correlate
with each other.

And it's hard not to get a
little bit excited about that

because it tells me this
might be the final clue.

That's pretty exciting.

So now I'm on my computer

and it's time to ask
the internet for help.

And as I usually would
do in this situation,

I would post the
clue to social media

and ask for help that way.

However, I don't wanna
do that this time

out of fear that this guy could
see what I'm trying to do,

and I don't like that.

So instead, I joined
a private forum

that has about 2000 members,

all of which are
amateur detectives,

and all they do is try
to solve cold cases.

Pretty impressive what
they've been able to solve.

So right now, I'm gonna
post my clue to their forum

and see if somebody can't
somehow shed some light on it.

(soft music)

hold on, I've got my
camera rolling now.

What is it?

- [Ramey] It's a letter
from the same zip code

as the others.

And what does it say?

[Ramey] It says,
"I miss my friend."

Can we chat again?

(eerie music)

You think you're up
for another chat?

(eerie music)

I'm ready for this to over, man.

Can this be over?

Oh my God.

(eerie music)

All right, so it just
turned nine o'clock.

He didn't specify what time,

so I'm assuming it's the same
as before, wouldn't you say?

[Ramey] I mean, it's a guess.

- All right, so I guess I'll
just wait, (beep) prick.

All right, he's on.

He says, "Hello friend."

Can I just do what
I did last time

and take the lead on this?

- Go for it.
- Okay.

"You really consider
us friends?"

He says, "Of course," (beep).

[Ramey] Ask about where she is.

"Please tell me where she is."

He says, "I'm surprised you're
still asking that question."

Well, that means...

That means we should
maybe know where she is.

That's a little funny.

I don't know what
he means by that.

"You have a letter
coming tomorrow.

I suggest you do what it says.

It says might be helpful."

I guess he sent me a letter.

"Thank you?"

(phone ringing)

- [Ramey] Yeah I'm here,
so what did you find?

- Okay, I'm gonna read
what it says, all right?

It says, "To speed things
up, to make you understand,

I have decided to
give you a hand.

Go to this spot where you
will find a pickle jar

with something inside.

If anyone other than
you goes to the spot,

I assure you that I
will never be caught."

[Ramey] Is that all it says?

- Yeah, except for he gave
coordinates to a spot,

which is about 10 miles away
from the Lightfoot House.

So man, I'm so upset right now,

but as much as I don't
wanna do it, right now,

I'll do whatever I can to
get this (beep) caught.

I can't look over my shoulder
for the rest of my life.

So if you need me to
do this, I'll do it.

(tense music)

Hey, can you hear me?

[Ramey] Yeah.

So I'm at the trail head.

I'm gonna head on
out if that's okay.

And it's gonna be a while

'cause it's about three
miles to the spot.

[Ramey] All right, copy that.

We'll keep our distance,

but let us know if you need
us to move in, all right?

We've got eyes on you.

All right, I'll call
you if I need help.

[Ramey] All right, copy that.

See ya.

(eerie music)

(Turner sighs)

(phone buzzing)

Hello?

(muffled talking)

Hey, can you hear me?

Let me call you back
on the landline.

I'll call you right back.

Bye.

Hey, so what was it?

- [Ramey] Well, you're
not gonna believe this.

- Try me, I believe just
about anything at this point.

[Ramey] So in the
riddle he sent you,

he said, "To speed things
up, to make you understand,

I've decided to
give you a hand."

Right.

- [Ramey] Well, he wasn't
being hypothetical.

What?

- [Ramey] Lab says it's been
submerged in formaldehyde

and judging by the
level of decay,

it looks like it's
been in the jar

for maybe years, decades maybe.

Well, what is that
supposed to mean?

[Ramey] We don't know.

I hate to have you stay out
there by yourself tonight.

Sure you don't wanna
come to my place?

Man, I wish you'd
asked me that sooner.

I'm drunk as (beep) right now.

I probably shouldn't be driving.

- [Ramey] All right, well
I can have another officer

stay on the main road
tonight just in case,

but call me if you need
anything, all right?

I don't care if I have to come
all the way out there myself.

I appreciate it, man, thanks.

[Ramey] All right,
see you later.

All right, bye.

(eerie music)

No way.

No way.

(eerie music)

Shit, it's dark.

(bugs chirping)

Well, it's getting late.

I just wanted to come out
and see the creek real quick.

It's been a long day.

There she is.

All right, I'm going to bed.

My cue to go to bed.

(eerie music)

(soft knocking)

(eerie music)

Hello?

(loud banging)

(soft knocking)

(eerie music)

(phone ringing)

[Ramey] Yeah?

Hey, it's me man.

So I don't know how to say
this, so I'll just say it.

He was out here at
my house last night.

[Ramey] How do you know that?

- Because he left me
something, a little box.

[Ramey] Did you touch it?

[Turner] I did.

[Ramey] What was in it?

There is a severed
human finger inside.

(tense music)

[Ramey] Jesus Christ.

- Also, a little fortune
cookie looking note

that says, "Too late,
better luck next time."

I'm done, man.

I am (beep) done.

(tense music)

He says, "I'm surprised you're
still asking that question."

That's a little funny.

I don't know what
he means by that.

(tense music)

[Ramey] Ask him
where the girl is.

- [Turner] What's her
name, the missing girl?

[Ramey] It's Susan.

- [Turner] So you said
the name of the victim

was Susan, right?

[Ramey] Yeah.

- He buried the bottle
with my first kill Susan.

Susan Forrester was
Lightfoot's first victim.

It just so happened to be
the first body I found.

You remember that?

[Ramey] Okay, I still don't know

where you're getting with this.

- So during the second chat
I asked him, I said hey,

please tell me where she is,

referring to the
recent Susan, right?

He said, "I'm surprised you're
still asking that question."

[Ramey] Okay?

- It's not a coincidence that
they have the same first name.

It was a clue.

So my question is, has
anyone checked the site

where I found Susan
Forrester's body?

[Ramey] Oh my God.

That's what I said.

Call me back please when you
find out what is going on.

- [Ramey] All right,
I'll call you back soon.

All right, see ya.

(tense music)

[Reporter] Good evening.

Breaking news as we
come on the air tonight.

A body was discovered
this afternoon

at an undisclosed location
as authorities have stated

that they will not be
making any statements

due to the situation
being a part

of an ongoing investigation.

However, rumors have circulated
that the body is believed

to be that of 27 year
old Susan McAllister,

who went missing
only a few weeks ago.

We will continue to try and
bring you more information

as the story unfolds.

- Please tell me there was
nothing else we could have done.

We did everything
we could've, right?

[Ramey] You couldn't
have stopped him.

He always knew how
it was gonna end.

You sure it was her?

- [Ramey] Yep, positive
ID from the parents,

missing a finger.

There was also a photograph
sitting next to the body

of him torturing her, so...

Jesus Christ.

Who is he, a copycat?

Is that what you call him?

- [Ramey] It would appear that
way, except for one thing.

What, what's that?

- [Ramey] We checked the
DNA of the hand from the jar

that you found and we
matched it to a swab

taken from the clue
you found in the wall.

Can you repeat all that?

I didn't understand
a word you said.

Pretend I'm a wasted
three year old

because I didn't get any of it.

[Ramey] It means the
hand from the jar

is the same from the clue.

(eerie music)

What?

(eerie music)

(computer beeps)

(eerie music)

(tense music)

[Ramey] Yeah?

- Hey, so he just sent
me a picture via chat.

It sounds like it's what
maybe you guys found

next to her body
today, but yeah,

I just figured I'd let you know.

[Ramey] All right,
send it to my email

when you get a chance
so I can confirm that.

Okay.

[Ramey] You doing all right?

No.

(eerie music)

(loud banging)

(eerie music)

(loud banging)

(eerie music)

(loud banging)

(eerie music)

(loud banging)

(eerie music)

(loud banging)

(eerie music)

- [System] Danger, D-A-N-G-E-R.

(eerie music)

Danger, D-A-N-G-E-R.

(eerie music)

(doorbell ringing)
(eerie music)

(eerie music)

(doorbell rings)

(eerie music)

Danger, D-A-N-G-E-R.

- "A group of us are still
trying to figure out your puzzle,

but the vagueness is
throwing us for a loop

so nothing new yet.

I'm a big fan of
what you're doing,

so I'm staying on top of this
personally and won't give up.

Sincerely, Jordan."

(soft music)

Hello?

[Ramey] Hey, you got a second?

Yeah, hey, let me
call you right back.

I've got my hands full, hold on.

Hey, so what's going on?

[Ramey] So you
can't tell anybody

what I'm about to
tell you, okay?

At least until we
know it's for sure.

Okay, what's going on?

[Ramey] We think
we have a suspect.

Shut up.

- [Ramey] The picture that
he sent you last night

through the chatroom
is different

than the one we found
next to the body.

Okay, yeah?

- [Ramey] Are you by chance
looking at the picture?

No, I'm in my garage.

Can I call you right back?

I'll pull it up on my
computer, hold on, hold on.

Okay, so I've got the
picture pulled up,

but I don't see anything
special about it.

What am I looking for?

- [Ramey] So look at the
left side of the picture

and tell me what you
see, on the boat trailer.

[Turner] Oh my god.

[Ramey] Exactly.

We were able to run it and
even with only four characters,

we know exactly
who it belongs to.

We're planning to
pay him a visit

first think tomorrow
morning to ask him

how his license plate
ended up at a crime scene.

Dude, I think you got him.

- [Ramey] I'll call you
back when we find something.

Like I said, it'll probably
be tomorrow morning.

But until then,
don't tell a soul.

I promise, I won't tell anybody.

[Ramey] All right, I gotta go.

I'll talk to you later.

- All right, cool man,
I'll talk to you later.

See you, bye.

(eerie music)

Hey, I just had to pull
over and start the cameras.

Will you repeat exactly
what you just told me?

[Ramey] We got him.

And you're sure it's him?

[Ramey] Oh, it's him.

We arrested him this
morning, dead to rights.

Found all sorts of
stuff in his garage,

like pictures and pieces
of bloody clothing,

that license plate.

Absolutely no
doubt it's our guy.

Oh my God, this is awesome!

Did you see the guy,
did you see him?

- [Ramey] I was the one
who read him his rights.

Shut the (beep) up!

Shut up.

What was he like, was he scary?

- [Ramey] No, he actually
came across as very nice,

a gentle older man.

He's in his 70s.

What did he say when
you confronted him?

- [Ramey] Well, he acted
like he had no idea

what we were talking about.

His wife claims he suffers
from schizophrenia.

And honestly, based
on first impressions,

I thought we had the wrong guy.

You know, when we
opened up the garage,

there was no denying it.

Well man, you just made my day.

Thank you so much
for calling me.

This is fantastic news!

Thank you.

- [Ramey] Well, I wanted
to be first to let you know

because, you know,
you deserve it.

And I swear we may
have never caught him

if you didn't keep
stepping up, so...

Well, I appreciate that, man.

In all honesty, I'm just
glad this is all over.

[Ramey] Well hey,
we're pulling up

to the station right now
so I gotta hop off here.

I'll talk to you in a bit, okay?

All right, cool man.

Hey, good job, I appreciate it.

Hey mom, you're not
gonna believe this.

They caught him.

So I'm gonna come over to your
house and pick up the kids.

All right?

All right, I love you.

I'll see you in a second, bye.

My day just got a
little bit better.

Wow!

Wow, it's over.

And at the root of it, a
70 something year old man.

What the hell is that all about?

Oh my God.

Well, it's over.

I don't care.

(Turner laughs)

(peaceful music)

All right, rolling.

So I'm sitting here
looking at all the footage

I've been shooting over
the past few weeks,

and I'm starting
to quickly realize

that there's very
little ghost activity.

But you know, at the root of it,

it was just too interesting
of an experience not to film.

So I filmed it and
this is what I got.

It's basically gonna be a movie

about a man who terrorized me.

But you know, now
that he's been caught,

I hope to go back to
what I like to do,

which is I hate to
say a ghost hunt.

But if somebody
asked me, you know,

if you didn't get a chance to
film any of this crazy stuff

that happened,
would you be upset?

And my answer will be no,

because I'm just that happy

that things can finally go
back to the way they were.

I'm just glad it's over.

It feels good.

(peaceful music)

Hello?

[Mom] Hey, it's mom.

Hey mom, can I call
you right back?

I'm in the middle of
filming something.

[Mom] Yeah, that's fine.

But I thought I'd let you know,

I was just at your house just
to pick up the kids' laundry

and I noticed there was a
letter taped to your front door.

- What kind of letter,
from the HOA or something?

- [Mom] I don't think so, it
has a question mark on it.

Okay, I'm heading
home right now.

Stay away from it,
don't touch it.

(tense music)

"As you read this letter,

you'll feel the fear
progressively grow

as you come to realize
the game isn't over,

that your strings were
pulled like a marionette

by a master puppeteer

who now considers you
his favorite puppet.

So a riddle for my new
friend to hold you over.

Did you know a father can be
a father, regardless of law,

regardless of genetics,
regardless of all?

What makes a father

can be an opinion one
sees because to me,

a father is a father who
did what he did for me.

He loved me enough to
put a gun to his head,

to write a letter
to say what he said,

to let them know it
was him and not me

because that is what
he wanted them to see.

So a wrinkle for your
brain as it is about time,

the puzzles and murders you
thought were my father's

have always been mine."

(tense music)

- [System] Danger, D-A-N-G-E-R.

(tense music)

Danger, D-A-N-G-E-R.

(tense music)

Danger, D-A-N-G-E-R.

(tense music)