I am seeing, like, a shadow woman.
She's crawling onto this person and just,
like, melding with them.
My mom's health is bad.
I think it's trying to kill her.
She says that she was murdered and wants revenge.
Pulls her out of a taxi and shoots her.
And I'm so afraid I'm gonna lose my mom.
She's killing this person.
She just hurts people indiscriminately,
and I just feel fear.
My name is Amy Allan.
This is, like,
Grand Central Station for the dead.
I see dead people.
They have pain that they suffered.
I speak to dead people.
She hates them, hates them.
And they speak to me,
but there's only one way to know if my findings are real.
It's a demon.
It's Satan.
I rely on my partner.
I'm Steve Di Schiavi.
I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.
What was the body count? What happened?
And I know every person, every house has secrets.
I don't know if it's a demon or not,
but it sure as hell looks like one.
It's my job to reveal them.
I feel like I'm crazy.
But Steve and I never speak...
We never communicate during an investigation.
...until the very end.
I want to show you this.
When we uncover if it's safe for you to stay...
I just don't want anything to happen to my mother.
Or time to get out.
You have to get out.
I'm out here, in Lynchburg, Ohio.
It's about an hour east of Cincinnati.
I got a call from a woman named Carissa.
Now, she is freaked out, thinks the paranormal
is going after her kids and her elderly mom.
Now, this lady used to be an MMA fighter,
so if she's scared, things have got to be bad.
Before Amy arrives,
I look for any leading information.
Artwork, family photos, and religious symbols
can influence her findings,
so it's important that I cover or remove them all.
When I'm finished, the location will be ready
for tonight's walk.
This is weird.
A woman in war paint came to me
and says to be aware of the snakes on the land.
So there's an old man in there.
I think he's one of the snakes.
He will kill you. He has killed people.
So, Carissa, sitting out here with you,
it's hard to imagine there's anything wrong.
I mean, what's going on here?
The paranormal activity in this house
is absolutely out of control.
My mom's health is bad.
I think it's trying to kill her.
- Okay. - My kids are being attacked.
Who exactly is living in the house now?
- We got myself -- - Right.
...my 15-year-old son, Eric,
my 7-year-old daughter, Keira, my husband,
Terry, and my mom, Debbie.
Okay.
So how long have you been here?
We have been here almost nine years.
When did things change?
Probably about two years ago,
my daughter started seeing stuff,
and once she started having her experiences,
all hell broke loose.
So any thoughts on what's causing
the activity in the house?
A lot of times, I've worried
that it's that really old cemetery back there.
So you got a cemetery in your backyard. Yeah.
All right, so what kinds of things are you experiencing now?
We are being watched.
Objects are being thrown.
There's constant shadow figures.
We are physically being touched,
and health is just constantly declining.
All right, so is everybody in the house
being affected by the health issues?
My mom is the worst.
She's actually in the hospital now,
and she's told me that it's trying to kill her.
So as far as for me,
I can't blame health issues on the paranormal.
Maybe Amy could give us an idea what's going on with that.
I hope so.
How are you holding up with all this?
Not well.
I don't know what the **** I'm fighting here. I don't...
How do you fight what you can't see?
How do I defend my kids?
Trying to keep my son
from just falling into a dark hole
that I can't get him back out of.
And my daughter is just terrified,
and I'm so afraid I'm gonna lose my mom.
So I'm seeing a guy who's drinking.
He's just, like, moving around the room,
like, almost, like, bouncing off the walls.
He seems frustrated, a little confused.
People might hear him, like, moving around and moving stuff.
He died or began his death process here.
All right, Carissa. So what's going on in here?
We see shadow figures.
They were just constantly running around the floor
and all over the ceilings.
So when you're seeing the shadow figures,
what exactly is it looking like?
Very large black figure.
You cannot see through it.
- Is everybody seeing them? - Absolutely.
They will rush you and one time actually knocked me over.
Now, anything else physical like that happen to you?
Yes, I have been choked.
Two hands around my neck is what it felt like,
just could not get air.
Okay, so, but it felt like a human hand?
Yeah, just fingers digging in, and when I looked in the mirror,
there were scratches down my neck and across my chest,
and I took a picture of it.
Pretty wild ****.
If it breaks me, my family is doomed.
I have to fight, constantly on guard, constantly.
I am seeing, like, a shadow woman,
and she's got really long hair.
She does grab people's necks and do weird ****.
She indicated a living lady who is a bigger lady.
I'd put her in her 40s or 50s.
People would feel like they're being touched,
possibly pushed,
long fingers around their throats.
She said she makes them feel like her, "Feel my pain,"
which is physical pain.
She says that she was murdered and wants revenge.
She can't remember who did this,
so she just hurts people, like, indiscriminately now.
What I am thinking is that the living here,
they can see her as a shadow figure.
They would see red eyes, and she moves like a spider,
and then I heard "black widow."
Okay, Carissa. What's the story with this room?
This is my mom's room. This is where she sleeps.
And you constantly are feeling fine one minute
and then aggressively angry, I mean, to the point
where I want to smack the hell out of somebody.
Something just takes me over
and turns me into this terrible human being that I am not.
So I know you're concerned about your mom's health.
As far as the paranormal goes, what's she going through?
She sees shadows, shadow figures all the time,
just constantly, and she woke up the other night,
and one was standing over top of her.
My first worst fear is coming down here one day,
and she's gone.
I'm curious what you're hoping for out of our investigation.
I'm hoping that you can help me save my family.
I just want to take care of my kids and my mom.
I am seeing...
This person is seeing a shadow figure at the end of her bed.
She's here.
The shadow woman, she's doing bad things to this person.
- In what respect? - She's crawling.
She's crawling on the bed.
She's crawling onto this person
and just, like, melding with them.
It's like she goes inside this other person's body,
all of her mental and emotional and physical pain,
the person would experience
this anger
and sadness and frustration
and feeling like
you want to hurt people.
I know that this person specifically is suffering
due to that,
and it could be extremely detrimental
for this living person.
I think it could potentially kill this person.
So, Terry, obviously your wife called us in
because of the stuff going on in the house. Yeah.
And she thinks whatever is here is pretty damn dangerous,
especially for the kids and your mother-in-law.
Do you agree with that at all?
- Very much. - Okay.
She was also talking to me about the whole family
dealing with these mood swings.
You know, I would say in the past year,
it's gotten worse.
We just -- We're always down each other's throat.
We're always arguing.
We've never been that way before.
- Have you had experiences? - Yes. I've had a few.
Okay. So why don't we talk about it?
We'll be sitting in the living room.
All of a sudden, it drops 20, 30 degrees.
I mean, it gets cold.
Is it in one concise spot?
One spot.
And how long does this cold last?
- Minutes. - Okay.
It's weird, right?
It's very weird.
All right, anything else?
Well, I was out in front of the garage,
and I looked up at my daughter's room,
and I see this big dark object with red eyes.
I immediately run upstairs to make sure what was going on,
but, I mean, there was nothing there when I got up there.
All right, anything else?
I was standing outside my garage working on a truck,
and maybe six to eight feet in front of me,
there's this person standing there.
Okay. Can you describe them for me?
Short hair, very clean-cut.
All of a sudden, I look back over, and it was gone.
What the hell do you think is going on in this house?
I think it's evil.
I'm seeing a very bad man.
I think he's the brother of that guy
who was bouncing off the walls,
and he's very angry.
He carries around the cold of winter.
He doesn't like children, and he will kill them.
So, Keira, how old are you?
-7. -7, okay.
So I was talking to Mommy earlier,
and she was saying there's some stuff going on
in the house that's pretty scary. Yeah.
Anything you can tell me about?
I see a man come out of my closet.
Okay, what is he wearing?
Blue pants and a blue shirt,
and he has brown hair.
And what does he do when he comes out, honey?
Sometimes he talks a little bit.
Okay, does this guy scare you?
He'd scare me, too, I think.
So I don't like to sleep in my room. Okay.
So sometimes, I just stay awake.
Okay. So have you seen anything else, honey?
I see a little girl.
Okay. What does she wear?
She wears, like, a little old dress.
She had very short hair, and it was very curly.
She had a little bow, too.
Okay. Does she scare you at all? Yeah.
Every time I go past my room,
I have to run because it's not fun seeing them. Yeah.
We're gonna try to get rid of all this stuff you're seeing.
- Would you like that? - Yeah.
I don't want them here anymore.
- No. You like living here. - Yeah.
- I like when they're all gone. - Okay.
I am seeing a dead child.
She was laughing and giggling and ran up the stairs.
She likes this space.
I see her jumping around,
and I think they would feel her jumping around on them.
She goes in and out of the closet.
Can you describe her at all?
She's very young, curly hair.
I want to say she was sick
for a long time,
and then she died.
So, Eric, how old are you?
I'm 15.
So I was talking to Mom today, and she was telling me
about the stuff that's going on in the house,
and she thinks it's pretty dangerous.
Do you agree that it's dangerous? Yes.
I understand that everybody is having experiences. Have you?
Yes, I have.
Okay, so why don't we talk about some of them?
Sometimes I hear a voice call my name,
like, it was, like, whispering in my ear.
It kind of sounds like a woman to me.
All right, so that's got to be a little scary to hear that. Yeah.
Okay. So what else?
Sometimes I'm trying to sleep.
I feel something touching me like a cold touch.
Where do you feel it?
In my arm or, like, touch my hair or whatever.
Now Mom was telling me about everybody getting sicker.
So do you think the stuff that's going on in the house,
the paranormal activity, is making it worse for you?
Yeah, I believe so.
I've been kind of feeling, like, worse lately.
Okay.
There's another woman here.
She's a mess, and I would say
she's a pioneer lady from the 1800s.
She was very, very sick.
I think she's one of the most consistent
and hands-on dead people here.
She reaches out a lot.
I think that the living would see her.
I think they would feel her.
I see her getting into bed with people.
I see her holding on to people.
She's very, like, consuming.
So I think that the living would have a lot
of the physical illness.
She kind of drains their energy.
Burning up so hot, she was terrible.
It's horrible.
Carissa's got a cemetery right behind her house.
It's not every day I get a lead this good.
So I'm headed back to the property
to meet an historian who says
that the cemetery is filled with dead kids,
and most of them died the same horrible way.
Well, Elaine, I appreciate you helping me out with this case.
Now, before we get to all these dead people here,
what do you know about the cemetery itself?
This is the Morrow-Bobbitt Cemetery.
Where does the name Morrow-Bobbitt come from?
All of this land here, it was a very large farm
owned by the Morrow family,
and then later, they sold it to the Bobbitts,
but all of these lots,
including the property that you're looking at,
they're all on the Morrow property.
So, Elaine, you mentioned on the phone
that this cemetery is filled with a lot of dead kids, right?
What's the story with that?
This cemetery was largely for cholera-era victims -- Okay.
...infants, toddlers, teenagers,
people in their 20s cut down in their prime of life.
So was this area hit hard with this epidemic?
Yes, I think worse than in the big cities
because in the rural areas,
they would actually fertilize with human sewage sometimes.
So when did most of these people die?
In the 1840s, 1850s.
So I know about cholera from my past investigations,
but remind me, what were the symptoms of that?
Fever, there would be vomiting.
The main thing was diarrhea, and there would be deaths
and burials every few days, if not every day.
Would any of the original owners of my client's property
died from that and been buried here? Yes.
Two of the Morrow daughters died during the cholera epidemic -- Okay.
...and they're buried right over here,
and their names were Amanda and Alecta.
I'm seeing the pioneer woman again,
and she's sick, can't stand up very well...
...burning up so hot that she felt tired a lot.
She couldn't breathe at the end,
felt like she was choking, drowning.
It's more like drowning.
A lot of her symptoms, like vomiting and diarrhea
and fever, very sad.
How old did she seem to be?
About 17 or 18, but I think she died here
a long, long, long time ago.
Do you know when this was?
Mid-18, early to mid-1800s.
I think she was buried here.
So before I got to town, I called the local cops
and asked them to do some digging for me.
A sergeant just called me back
and says he's got something good.
Turns out there was a brutal murder
just 350 feet from Carissa's front door,
and it all started with a drunken family fight.
So, Sergeant Kelley, I appreciate you helping me
out with my investigation.
So you told me there was a murder
down the block from my client's house.
What do we know about this thing?
Well, in May of 1879, 44-year-old Servitus Swartz,
who was running a saloon, on this day,
his brother-in-law, Ezekiel Ruse, showed up,
and he was belligerent and drunk.
- A photo. - This is Ezekiel?
Correct. That's Ezekiel.
Ezekiel wants to join a game of cards
with a couple of guys in the saloon,
and the guys want nothing to do with him,
so Ezekiel gets agitated,
tries to start a fight with the guys,
and that's when his brother-in-law had to step in.
How's that come to murder?
Ezekiel picks up one of the wooden barstools
and bashes Servitus over the head,
and a week later, he dies.
So Ezekiel kills his brother-in-law.
What happens to him?
Well, he got convicted for murder
and sentenced to 10 years hard labor
in the Ohio State Penitentiary, and I got an article on it.
What happens to this guy? Does he make it out of jail?
Does he die in there? What happened?
He gets released. He goes right back to drinking.
His health fades quick, and in 1893,
he died at the age of 51.
So the stuff that got him put in jail in the first place,
he goes back to, and he winds up dying from it.
Correct.
I'm seeing the guy who was bouncing off the walls again.
I think he looks gruff or rough, short hair,
which is kind of, like, a salt-and-pepper,
brown and grays.
I would say he's in his 50s, 60s.
I'm getting a lot of drinking, alcohol.
He feels broken and sad
and trying to numb out a lot.
The base of my head hurts a lot into the left side of my neck.
I'm gonna say that more than likely,
he drank himself to death, so that's not good.
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So far, I have a client terrified something in her house
is trying to kill her and her family on her property
right next door to an old cemetery,
but I want to see if there's anything else.
Searching through old records, I find George Remus,
a notorious bootlegger who ran a distillery
less than a half mile from Carissa's house.
So I got to know more about this bootlegger.
I'm headed over to meet my old buddy, Lou Hebert.
He's an historical author.
He says this guy ran Lynchburg with an iron fist,
and anyone who crossed him paid the ultimate price.
Well, Lou, I appreciate you helping me out once again.
- Sure. - Now, you mentioned on the phone
this bootlegger was a real hard-ass.
What can you tell me about this guy?
George Remus started out
as a criminal defense attorney in Chicago
but then decided he wanted to be maybe a little more successful,
and so he decided to become a bootlegger.
Now, I know he becomes pretty famous for that,
so how's he do that?
He buys a bunch of distilleries in the Ohio and Kentucky area,
and one of the distilleries he bought in the 1920s
was about 2,500 feet from your client's property.
This was a major operation, and in fact, it was so big,
at one time, they can store
as many as 600,000 gallons of whiskey there.
It's Prohibition. How did he pull that off?
He becomes a maker of medicinal alcohol,
which was legal during Prohibition.
Then a lot of this alcohol disappears.
It's lost.
It's stolen, and of course,
it makes it way to the black market,
and George profits from it.
So this guy was pretty successful.
Yeah, very successful, made $40 million in three years.
In fact, he was so successful,
he named himself the King of the Bootleggers.
So you had mentioned on the phone
also that he ruled with an iron fist.
Yeah. This is Prohibition.
This is a hardball game,
and some of his business associates,
yes, ended up with bullet holes in them.
Everybody knew you don't mess with George Remus.
All right, so this is obviously a mug shot of the guy.
When did he get busted?
In 1925, Remus actually goes to prison for bootlegging.
He gets a two-year sentence.
He's down at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta.
While he's away, his wife, Imogene,
decides she's gonna have an affair,
and insult to injury, he gets back home, and guess what.
Imogene, his wife, files for divorce.
So I'm guessing this guy didn't take that too well.
Well, October 6th, 1927,
George Remus takes off after her,
gets into a park in downtown Cincinnati,
pulls her out of a taxi and shoots her,
broad daylight in front of everybody.
Everybody sees this, and does he get arrested?
Yeah. He's arrested.
He actually turns himself into police.
He pleads temporary insanity, and guess what?
The jury buys it, and so he gets off scot-free.
He's a free man.
Okay.
There's that angry old man again.
Can you describe him more?
White, tall, probably put him in his late 60s.
I hear a name, George.
He was wearing what looked to me like a white doctor's coat.
He had money and was very educated.
To the side of him was, like, a small ditch little thing
that had some kind of substance in it.
He's somehow connected to this small trench
that's flowing with a dark substance.
It's part of him.
He's telling me to get the **** off his land.
You know, he's threatening me, like,
saying something about running people off before.
He was definitely a really bad person.
I saw several disturbing things on my walk, but two stood out --
first, the angry old man.
He's probably in his late 60s
to early 70s, very large eyes.
- His jaw was soft -- - Okay.
...more oval.
Okay.
Next, I describe the shadow woman
tormenting a living person in their bedroom.
She has extremely long hair.
She has these red, like, round, piercing eyes,
and she was preceding to crawl onto the bed.
Amy, is this what you saw?
Yes. That's what I saw.
Now that Amy and I have completed our investigations,
we're ready to reveal our findings to each other
and our clients for the first time.
So, Amy, I'd like you to meet Carissa and her husband, Terry.
Now, they live here with Carissa's mother
and their two kids.
Now, this is Eric, who's 15.
This is Keira, who's 7, and this is her mom.
Activity here is getting more violent by the day,
and these two don't think it's safe for anybody to be here,
so unless Amy has got some questions,
we'll hear about her walk.
So when I first walked in,
I encountered a male who's deceased,
and he was a mess.
To me, he seemed drunk.
I saw him kind of running around.
I thought you'd hear him, like, knocking on the walls,
trying to move things around, especially in that area.
It sounds like something fell,
and you go look for it, and nothing fell.
Any idea who this guy might have been when he was alive?
This is what I got.
In his 50s or 60s, he had a short kind of buzz cut
with brown and gray hair, really tan skin
I think from working often in the sun.
I did get a lot of head and neck pain with him.
I got that he was drinking a lot,
trying to numb the pain he was feeling,
and I kind of was thinking that maybe he drank himself to death.
So a lot of things you mentioned reminded me
of a guy that came up in my research, this guy,
Ezekiel Ruse.
He was a drunk.
He used to live in this neighborhood.
On May of 1879, he went to a bar that his brother-in-law
owned and operated about 350 feet from here.
This guy, Ruse, tried to get into a card game with two guys,
but he was already drunk when he got there,
and they wanted nothing to do with him.
So Ruse tried to pick a fight with these guys,
and the brother-in-law intervened.
Ruse winded up cracking the brother-in-law in the head
with a barstool, fracturing his skull and killing him.
You said the guy you saw was working outside,
and he had that tan.
He got convicted and was given a 10-year sentence
at the Ohio State Penitentiary,
and he was sentenced to hard labor.
Ruse winded up getting out,
but he started drinking again, and like the guy you saw,
he winded up drinking himself to death.
He died in 1893 at the age of 51.
I actually got a photo of Ruse.
Any chance this guy might have been the drunk you saw?
It's possible, yeah.
Okay. What else?
The next person I encountered,
I'll refer to him as the drinking man's brother
because they kind of resembled each other.
He's bad news.
I got that he bullies any living person he doesn't care for.
There are, I feel, a few ways
that you would be able to experience him.
The first thing is, he carries the winter with him,
so it's always ice-cold around him.
We'd be sitting here in the house,
and it was very comfortable,
and then all of a sudden, it's cold.
You may be able to see him.
He's pretty about showing himself.
Keira has an issue with a guy in her closet, right?
She said he had on blue pants and a blue shirt and brown hair,
and she goes, "I didn't like him.
I didn't like him at all. He's not nice."
That's interesting.
All right, what else?
Okay.
This was another dead guy,
older male in his 60s or 70s.
I saw him standing with one foot in, like, a trench.
It's just this dark liquid.
It was obviously important to him
because he kept his foot in it.
At one point, there was a name, George, stated.
I got that he was highly educated, had a lot of money.
He absolutely feels like he's the boss of this land,
and he does not want people on his property.
Okay, rich, educated, dark substance, the name George.
I think I know who you saw.
The guy's name was George Remus.
Now, he was a highly educated attorney from Chicago
that became the king of the bootleggers
during Prohibition.
What?
He owned a massive whiskey distillery
about 2,500 feet from here.
Maybe it was whiskey he was standing in.
Here's a couple of photos
of how big of an operation it was back then.
Holy...
What, all of this?
Yeah.
1925, George got locked up on a two-year bootlegging sentence.
Now, while he was in prison,
his wife, Imogene, had an affair.
When he got out, he chased her down
in a public park in Cincinnati and shot her twice, killing her.
But believe it or not, he got off scot-free.
I got a photo of George Remus, but it was when he was younger.
Now you think the guy you saw was him?
I did have a sketch done of the individual I encountered.
Yeah, kind of is in the eyes...
- The eyes, yeah. - ...and the ears.
Yeah. The could definitely be him.
I feel like he's **** looking at me.
Okay. What else?
The next person was a young woman in her late teens.
She was from back in the mid-1800s,
very much still in her death state, unfortunately.
I couldn't exactly get what she died from,
but I know that she was dealing with vomiting, nausea,
diarrhea, fever.
I got that she did die on the property,
and at the time of death,
she felt extremely isolated and alone.
All right, I got an idea of who she might be talking about.
Now, right behind the backyard here
is the oldest pioneer cemetery in Lynchburg. Damn.
There are at least 75 bodies back there,
and most of them are young people
who died during the cholera epidemics during the mid-1800s.
Two of the kids buried back there
are daughters of the Morrow family that owned the property.
Amanda Morrow died in 1838 at the age of 24.
Her sister, Alecta, died in 1842 at the age of 21.
Symptoms of cholera are exactly what you described --
vomiting, fever, diarrhea.
So would this pioneer woman
do anything to curse her and the family?
Yes.
So I felt like when she's around,
you would feel sadness and depression.
She's always trying to hug or hold the living,
so she's accidentally draining their energy
and making them feel sick.
Isn't some of the things she's talking about happening to Eric?
Yeah.
He was a totally different kid before we moved here.
He's not the same kid.
He's afraid he's losing his mind.
Well, I'm sure it feels like that, yeah.
It would, you know?
It's possible that this young woman went to him
and maybe has now formed cords into him.
Now, I want to get to the biggest threat.
She had been murdered
and buried somewhere close to here.
She's extremely angry about what happened to her,
and unfortunately, she takes it out
on any person that comes around.
There were two main ways that I saw her.
One was in the shape of a shadow figure
but female with red eyes, and then, also,
she becomes, like, looks like a deformed spider.
When she said the red eyes,
I looked at you right away.
I've seen her twice in Keira's room, the same window.
It's a black shadow and the two red eyes.
Now, she mentioned a smaller shadow figure.
You described that to me also.
I kept seeing something out of the corner of my eye
running around the floor, running around the ceiling.
She can touch, push, and shove.
She took one of the fingers and wrapped it around my throat
and was, like, strangling me.
I got pinned to the wall and just felt like somebody
had their hands around my throat,
and I couldn't breathe,
and it was just a scratch that come down and like this.
- Okay. - I actually have a photo.
It's the weirdest scratch I've ever seen.
Interesting. Okay.
Totally makes sense.
She can affect the living emotionally,
very angry and then very sad.
It's, like, one or the other.
I will be fine and then in such
a violent rage
that I want to tear somebody apart.
I'll snap at her for no reason.
20 minutes later, you forget about it.
You don't even know why you even snapped.
I saw her doing something really dangerous
in one of the bedrooms down here.
She's crawling onto this person
and just, like, melding with them.
I know that this person specifically is suffering
due to that.
Didn't your mom wake up one night,
and there was a shadow figure standing over her?
Standing over top of her.
This was the day before I put her in the hospital.
So I did have a sketch done.
Okay.
I saw that if it's allowed to continue
that she would definitely end up killing this person.
Okay.
Can...
Yeah, sure.
This is the most awful thing I've ever seen in my life.
Now, Carissa, you told me your biggest fear
was that something here was trying to kill your mother.
Unfortunately, you were 100% right,
and the way it sounds, this place isn't safe
for any of you guys, so now it's time to see
if there's anything you can do about that.
For that, I'm gonna turn it over to Amy.
You definitely have a choice to make here.
One option is to move,
but if you decide to stay,
you would need to vacate the premises as soon as possible
until a group of people
can come here to deal with the situation.
The first thing that they would do
would be to remove the shadow woman.
This is gonna be quite a struggle for them, honestly.
There's maybe a 75% chance
that they would be able to contain and fully remove her.
The second thing they would do is call the dead men
so that then they can proceed to remove each of them.
So you're talking about the drunk guy, Ezekiel,
and his brother? - Yes.
Will they get rid of George Remus, as well?
No. They would have to go
to Cincinnati to do that.
That's where he killed his wife.
Yes.
Next, your son would need to have the cords cut
that the pioneer girl has placed inside of him.
It's way worse than I thought.
Well, if you lived here, would you try to fix this and stay?
I would probably move, yeah.
It's a lot of decision-making right there.
Not really.
I don't feel like it's worth staying here.
That chance is too big.
You know, I'm ready to move as far as I can.
A building can be replaced.
My kids and my mom cannot.
It sucks, but on the other hand, it's doable.
Yeah.
We can do it as long as we do it together.
I wish I had better news for Carissa and Terry,
but moving is their best option.
Hopefully, they take my advice,
leave this house behind and get a fresh start somewhere new.
When you guys left,
things ramped to a whole new level of dangerous.
It was like everything was stirred-up to the maximum.
The shadow woman had taken me over,
and her intentions were to kill my mom and have me do it.
We had a group of guys called Spirit Mechanics,
came in and helped us out.
I had to actually have an exorcism.
I feel completely different.
The rages are gone. The house is lighter.
It's cleaner. It's brighter.
Everybody is getting along,
and we're finally getting back to normal.
So thank you, guys.
Thank you for all your help. Thank you for coming.
Thank you for saving my family.