Their souls can't leave.
It's like there's a war here.
This could manipulate living people
into harming one another.
Get the freak outta my head.
It could kill them.
Turns the ignition to the car, and the whole car blows up.
What the **** is happening?
There's something very wrong with this land.
I just hear death.
My name is Amy Allan.
God.
He was like, "I'm going to get you."
I see dead people.
Her face was all demonic.
I speak to dead people...
He's like, "You think you can stop me? Because you can't."
...and they speak to me.
- What is he trying to do? - Kill them.
But there's only one way to know if my findings are real.
Something happened. Bam, bam, bam.
I rely on my partner.
I'm Steve Di Schiavi.
I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.
Am I seeing what I think I'm seeing?
And I know every person, every house has secrets.
- They're everywhere. - It's my job to reveal them.
This guy's got the markings of a serial killer.
But Steve and I never speak...
We never communicate during an investigation...
...until the very end...
Is this dead guy doin' that to her?
...when we uncover if it's safe for you to stay...
That's it.
...or time to get out.
Somebody is gonna die over there soon. Yeah.
I'm in Youngstown, Ohio.
It's a struggling city about 75 miles east of Cleveland.
Now, I got a call from a woman named Lorie.
Her story broke my heart.
She has stage IV cancer and she knows she's gonna die.
But she believes there are forces inside the house
trying to rip her family apart.
Her dying wish is to kick those spirits out
and have her family live there in peace.
I really hope we can help this woman out.
Before Amy arrives,
I clear the house of any leading information.
Family photographs, mementos
and even Native American artifacts
need to be covered or removed.
When I'm finished,
the location will be ready for tonight's walk.
So this is very strange.
The thing about this land is that the dead can't die here.
Their souls can't leave.
A lot of 'em are roamin' around.
And they occasionally are walking around in --
in through the house.
You see? They're trapped.
So there's something very wrong with this land.
I know this is tough to talk about,
but you have stage IV cancer.
Yes.
The chances of me living through this...
It's not gonna happen.
The doctor said 2 months to live.
So the time I have,
I need to make this house safe.
That's why we needed you.
It's heartbreaking.
But yet, you...
you're more concerned about everybody else but yourself.
Well, of course. They're my family.
I'm a Christian. I know where I'm going.
It's okay.
It's just...
I don't wanna leave my family this way.
It's like there's a war here.
I have to live until it is done.
Who exactly lives in the house now?
My husband and I.
My daughter, um...
moved out recently.
She can't live here.
The house basically drove her out.
Okay. Do you know any history about the house?
My daughter was here with her fiancé Marcus,
and he passed away in the living room.
How long ago was this?
- Three, 4 years ago. - Okay.
What did he die of?
Um, some type of heart condition.
So I'll look into that.
Lorie, how long have you guys lived here?
- About 19 years. - Okay.
Did you ever talk to the previous owners,
if they've had problems or anything like that?
My mama owned this home,
and she gave it to us shortly after we got married.
Is your mom still alive?
No. She, um...
- This her here? - Yes.
- When'd she pass? -2008.
- How old was she? -78.
What'd she die of?
Breast cancer.
So there's a... older woman here.
So I guess she recently died or something.
She has very, very short curly hair.
With her, I get a lotta eights.
1998 or 2008.
She was 68.
She was worried about,
um, her grandchild.
She's afraid.
We've always had activity, but it's gotten a lot worse.
What's goin' on in the house?
Voices, things moving,
physical attacks, and personality changes.
Okay. What do you mean by personality changes?
My husband.
He's changed so much.
In what way?
There's times when he'll enter a room,
and he's fine.
And he comes back, and he has this glazed mean,
evil look.
I'm scared when it happens.
He'll say something or throw something or punch something,
and then he runs outside.
You don't think it's frustration about you and your sickness?
I'm sure he's frustrated,
but that doesn't cause the outbursts of evil anger.
I've even talked to him about possibly leaving him.
I mean, we've been together 22 years.
You break my heart.
I'm sorry.
I'm just glad you came
because I know if anybody can help, it's you.
I promise I'm gonna try my best.
So I'm definitely seeing a big blob.
And it's, like, moving like a pulse.
Goes up into the ceiling.
And then it has veins.
Like, it looks like blood vessels.
What is this thing?
It's a manifestation
of all the negativity that's here.
Sucked it all in.
One living person is being eaten by this thing.
The weak ones, it gets.
So they're probably sick
or they might be dying.
Losing their personality.
So psychologically and mentally, they're kind of, like...
not them anymore.
This blob is the worst thing here.
So what's goin' on in the bedroom here?
I have a statue that I used to, um,
have just above my head.
And I was sleeping,
and it struck me real hard in the head.
Was it on that lower shelf?
Yes.
It felt like it was
picked up and struck me,
like it was tryin' to kill me.
Okay. So anything else happen in here?
I was upstairs, um, repacking a box of Marcus' things
to give to my daughter.
Marcus is your daughter's fiancé who died in the house. Yes.
And I was grabbed real hard and held.
And then I got marks on me.
What, like human hands were touching you?
Yes, like that. I was grabbed hard.
And how long did that last, that feeling?
About 5 minutes.
I think it was Marcus trying to stop me.
I don't think he wanted his stuff to leave.
Okay. So has anything else physical like that happen?
I watched my husband
being shook violently back and forth.
And he wakes up finally and says, "What?"
And I go, "It wasn't me that shook you awake."
Does he suffer from seizures at all?
- Never. - Well, you mentioned earlier
about your husband's personality changes.
What about you? Have you had any of that?
Yeah.
Okay.
I'll be in the kitchen cooking,
and I'll get a thought real strong.
Somebody talking in my head,
"Why don't you just take that knife and put it in there?
You'll be over."
And I'm like, "No!"
How often does this happen?
Every day.
Somebody's in the kitchen cooking.
And then I see, like, a knife in my hand.
And I'm gonna go up and stab that person.
This is, like, a vision.
This blob -- that's what it wants.
It wants people to hurt each other
'cause then it gets bigger.
It needs to eat to stay alive,
to grow, to survive.
So, Roy, I was talkin' to, Lorie.
I'm sorry about what she's goin' through.
She says that the house has changed your personality.
Do you agree with that?
Yeah. I do.
So how are you being affected emotionally?
Just violent thoughts.
You know, when you wake up out of a sound sleep,
you hear a dog barkin', you know the dog wants to go out.
But by the time you get to her to let her out,
all you wanna do is kill her.
Dog ran from me.
I wanted to grab her and choke her.
I was chasin' her to kill her.
Somethin's tellin' me, "Get outside. Get outside."
I open the door. I go outside.
I'm out there shaking my head saying,
"Get the freak outta my head!"
It's, like, when it comes outta me, I'll stand there.
And I'm, like, "What the hell is doin' this?"
But if I coulda got ahold of that dog, I woulda killed it.
This thing, it affects everybody in the house.
It gives them, um, nightmares.
And visions of hurting each other.
This could actually manipulate living people
into harming one another.
Okay, so as far as experiences go, have you had any?
- Bad smells. - What kinda smell?
- A smell like death. - Okay.
I mean, this is a big house, and you've got woods everywhere.
Dead animal, maybe?
No. There's no dead animals in my house.
All right. Anything else?
I see shadows all the time.
Okay. Where do you see those?
Mainly downstairs, watchin' TV.
You can see 'em run by the TV.
Have you ever seen 'em up here?
Only once.
Okay, when was that?
When I was held down.
Tell me about what happened.
Well, I was sleepin' one night.
And somethin' woke me up, and I seen a big, black mass
over top of me, holdin' me down.
It started floatin' back.
I jumped up outta bed and I says,
"Is that all you've got, you son of a ****?
Don't you ever touch me again."
And then it dissipated.
- Now you seem angry. - I am angry.
It's, like, okay, you wanna pick on me? Fine.
I could...I'll -- I'll handle it. Right.
But when you start interferin'
and gettin' to my family and my wife,
now it's time to do somethin' and do it now.
Right.
There's this dude.
He's **** intense.
İf you're, like, thinking about him
or talking about him or anything like that,
he's, like, right on top of you.
I was getting stuff on his wife.
She smells really bad.
I think living people can smell her.
She does look like
a weird **** version of a shadow person.
And the thing that she does is, like, she'll be, like...
at their beds and watching.
So, Kristina, I understand that you moved out
about 6 months ago. - Yes.
Okay.
What was the reason for that?
Mostly because of the activity in the house.
Now I know it's a tough subject to talk about,
but I understand, um, your fiancé...
Had passed away in the house.
Yes. In the living room.
He was my best friend.
It's the hardest thing I've ever had to go through in my life.
I can imagine.
I didn't think I was gonna make it through it.
I know you've had experiences. So tell me about some of 'em.
Um, one night I woke up in the middle of the night,
and there was an old man standing at the end of my bed
staring at me.
And he was just there for, like, a couple seconds,
and then he disappeared.
So okay, anything else?
Bad anxiety attacks. I mean, right now,
I- I'm havin' a hard time breathing.
I- I just feel like somethin's really heavy on my chest
and that my heart goes outta rhythm.
And I start sweating really bad.
- Okay. - Sometimes I feel overwhelmed,
like I just wanna break down crying.
And it's uncontrollable.
This dude would affect living people,
make them feel a lotta stress.
If anybody would have a problem with him living-wise,
it would be any female in this house.
He probably does bad things to women here.
Pain. Lots of pain.
My god.
I feel like I have this pain in my back.
And I feel nauseous, too.
What the **** is happening?
Look, 39-year-old guys
just don't drop dead of heart attacks.
There's gotta be more to it.
I reached out to Marcus' mom, who's agreed to speak to me.
She says he did have a condition,
and thinks his death could have been prevented.
I know this is a tough subject.
And I understand Marcus did pass away in the house
I'm investigating. - Yes.
Before we even get to any of that stuff,
tell -- tell me about your son.
This is a picture of my son.
He's the oldest of five.
Okay.
Big, lovable guy.
He was like a big kid. - Okay.
On the phone, you had mentioned Marcus had a condition.
He had what is called Atrial Septal Defect,
which is one of the causes of his death.
It's actually a hole in the wall
in between the two, top chambers of the heart.
Did he take it serious?
He did not, you know, take the best care of himself.
He, smoked cigarettes when he was younger.
And, he wasn't one to work out or anything.
My son was a chef.
Chefs love food. - Right.
They love rich foods.
When's the last time you had seen him?
Last time I saw him was Thanksgiving Day, 2011.
Okay. And how soon after that did he pass?
He passed away on December 19th.
I'm assuming they did an autopsy?
Yes. Here's a copy of the autopsy report.
The autopsy found that he had a grossly enlarged heart.
His heart basically just gave up.
Okay. Now you think this could've been prevented.
Had he been going to a doctor like he should've, yes.
I don't know how a parent could lose a child. It's devastating.
Very devastating.
Lorie thinks he's still around the house. How 'bout you?
I do. He loved Lorie and Roy.
They were like a second family to him.
I wouldn't be surprised at all if he is around.
Especially, ya know, looking after them.
There's, like, a dead guy in here a lot.
He's a big guy. He was stocky.
He smoked a lot.
He ate a lot of bad stuff.
I think he died from a heart attack.
Very sudden, very quick.
He's very angry, very angry about it.
He's trying to get out, and he can't.
None of the dead people can get outta here.
So far, I've got a terminally ill client
whose family's being torn apart by bizarre activity,
and a young man who died of a heart attack
right inside their house.
But I need to see if there's anything more.
Diggin' through old records,
I find a notorious gangster named Cadillac Charlie.
In 1962, he and his son were killed in a gruesome car bombing
only 600 feet from Lorie's property.
Turns out, they were the victims of a mob hit.
Now I'm not sure how it's gonna help my case,
but I gotta check this one out.
So, Tom, I came across a mob hit near my client's house.
I was even surprised to know there was any mob in Youngstown.
Actually, Youngstown was a pretty big mob city.
Now were car bombs like the one near my client's property
a common way to take people out?
In the -- in the 10 or 11 years before,
Cadillac Charlie was blown up,
there were, like, 81 car bombings.
It drew the attention
of the Attorney General of the United States --
Robert Kennedy.
And - Kennedy, called J. Edgar Hoover
and got the FBI involved in the case.
Something happened here.
And all these men were in the process of dying.
I didn't see a battle or a war, anything like that.
There's, like, piles and piles and piles of dead bodies.
- How many? - Like, hundreds.
These people, these men, were **** up.
Like, some of 'em missin' a leg.
You know, they maybe got a shirt and there's blood all over it.
Somehow, it reached all the way to Washington, DC.
I saw a big, round table
with seven or eight politicians
discussing men dying here.
And it was a big deal.
Cadillac Charlie.
This guy sounds like a made guy, a wise guy.
What do we know about him?
He's a Sicilian immigrant.
Came to the United States in 1921.
This is a picture here of, of Charlie.
Not much is known about him the first 10 or 15 years
he's in the country.
And then a few years later, in, in 1940,
he first shows up in Youngstown,
gets involved with
the organized crime figures in town.
Um, he buys a pool hall,
slash lottery house.
He rose pretty fast.
And, by the time, -
the early '50s rolled around, he was --
he was the man in Youngstown.
So, Tom, I know the house he lived in
is a pretty suburban area,
by my client's house.
Um, I assume he had a family.
Yeah, he did.
He lived there with his second wife.
She was about 14 years younger than he was.
He had, four kids total.
Okay. So how did this whole car bombing go down?
Well, the bombing and -- and the murder occurred,
the day after Thanksgiving, November 23rd, 1962.
Okay. It's Friday morning.
Charlie's kids got football practice.
Okay. Charlie and Tommy get in the car,
turns the ignition to the car and ka-boom, the -- the --
the whole -- the whole car blows up.
The garage blows up. He's blown --
Him and his son are both blown to bits.
Here's a photo of, of his son.
His 11-year-old son that was, killed in the, um,
the car bombing.
Jeez.
Any idea why this guy was the victim of a mob hit?
Well, there was a couple of, of --
of theories runnin' around.
One of 'em was that he -- he was deeply in debt.
But nobody really knows for sure.
Nobody's ever collared for this or arrested?
No one was every arrested.
Okay.
I don't like this guy.
The angry man is pulling me back upstairs,
and he's bragging about all the terrible things
he did in life.
He says he owned men or laborers.
He's wearing, like, a suit.
I guess he owned...businesses?
I see, like, two small businesses.
And he's definitely from back east.
And he moved here.
Maybe he was in prison.
I see a fire, and I see him kind of burnt.
He's, like, charred.
He died, and was murdered apparently.
And he's very pissed off about it.
He feels like it was, you know, he didn't deserve it.
He says, "I didn't deserve it.
I didn't deserve it."
He says it wasn't an accident.
It was deliberate.
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During my research, a former owner
of my client's property caught my attention.
So I had a local genealogist
look into this guy, Paul Wick, for me.
She just called me back and said this guy's story
is filled with tragedy, heartbreak, and bankruptcy.
So, Kimberly, why did you want to come here to talk?
Because in its better days,
this was a mill a lot like what Paul Wick ran.
I figured this would be a good place
to tell you his story.
Okay.
So how does Paul wind up with my client's property?
When he was 14 years old,
Daddy handed him, basically, 117 acres.
Part of that is where your client's house sits.
Here is a picture of him right here.
All right. So Paul, does he get married?
Does he stay single? What's his story?
He does get married when he's 22 years old.
His wife is named Susan Bull.
And here is her picture.
They got married in 1846 and the raised six kids.
Now, Kimberly, you mentioned on the phone
that this guy suffered from heartbreak,
tragedy, and bankruptcy.
Let's start with heartbreak. What happened?
1882, Susan unexpectedly died of heart disease...
Okay.
...leaving him to raise six kids.
Okay, so let's move on to the tragedy.
Well, one of Paul's holdings was an iron mill.
Would've been a lot like this in its better day.
Paul's iron mill had 10 boilers. Okay.
August 28th, 1872,
nine of the 10 boilers exploded.
There were three fatalities.
A one-ton piece of one of the boilers
flew a quarter of a mile away
and fell into a house,
killing a mother and a 9-month-old son.
Jeez.
All right, now these explosions,
is that what leads to his bankruptcy?
Partially.
But back in 1883, Youngstown was going through a depression,
especially in the iron industry.
There were signs, but he ignored 'em.
For the next 7 years, he ties things up in court.
Ten days after the final court hearing, Paul Wick dies.
He was a broken man.
Heartache, tragedy, and bankruptcy.
You weren't kidding. It followed him his entire life.
What this thing is,
is a culmination
of all the negativity
that has been within these walls.
Even though the angry dead man
poses a serious threat to the living women in the house,
I'm most concerned about this thing in the dining room.
It's absorbed living energy from living people.
Horrible things that it's absorbed.
It's collected into this big blob.
What happens if it were to continue to -- to get bigger?
It'll then become intertwined with the house...
to the point where it'll just meld within the walls.
And then it'll become one with the house, the structure.
And the structure is actually like a living organism.
And then, it does form a consciousness over time.
And then it can project entities, to do harm.
So it could kill them.
I saw several disturbing things on my walk,
but two stood out the most.
First, the angry man.
He was, I believe, in his 40s.
Like, stocky.
A very, like, thick neck.
Next, I described the thing growing in the dining room.
It's this big, black,
undulating mass.
And it looked like it was made out of tar.
And it had, like, veins.
Amy, is this what you saw?
Yes, that's who 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.
Amy, I want you to meet Lorie and her husband Roy.
There is no easy way to say this,
but Lorie doesn't have much time left.
She's been diagnosed with stage IV cancer,
and the doctors give her about 2 months to live.
Now the activity here is pretty bad.
And Lorie's dying wish
is to know her family's gonna be okay once she's gone.
Now that Amy knows a little bit about you guys,
I'm gonna ask her to describe her walk for us.
There's something very unusual about this particular area.
What I saw was that the dead can't move on.
They're trapped.
And I saw a wall surrounding this property.
When I walked into the house, I went into the master bedroom,
and I saw a dead man in there.
Um, he was extremely stressed out.
This was very recent, within the last 10 years.
I got that he was a big, stocky guy
who did a lotta hard work.
I got that he was unfortunately unhealthy,
and smoked and ate a lot of bad food.
And that he died very suddenly,
from a heart attack.
And he's extremely upset about that as well.
We kinda think we know this might be, right?
Yeah.
Lorie's daughter, Kristina, was living here
with her fiancé Marcus, for about 2 months.
I got a picture of Marcus here with Kristina and their dogs.
Marcus was born with a Atrial Septal Defect.
Despite that, he did lead an unhealthy lifestyle.
He had smoked. He ate a lotta rich foods.
He was a chef.
Now, on December 19th, 2011,
he was sitting right here in this room with Kristina,
um, when his heart stopped.
He was only 39 years old.
Now does this photo look like the person you ran into?
I would say yes.
Tell Amy the story about the bruise around the arm.
I was upstairs.
I was repacking Marcus' things,
and arms grabbed me.
And I began to burn.
It hurt so badly.
And I'm like, "No!"
And I thought it was Marcus the minute it happened.
I don't get the impression that he --
that he would harm anyone.
No, I don't either.
I don't think he wanted his stuff to leave.
I loved him.
The next people that I met,
when they were alive, they were a couple.
The wife is an emotional wreck.
Extremely depressed.
I think that the living would --
would associate her with, like, a shadow person,
um, because she is all black.
And she likes to watch people in the beds.
The other thing is she doesn't, smell very good.
Now you see shadows.
Yeah. I see shadows,
mostly when I'm sittin' here watchin' TV.
And I'll see a shadow...
real fast go by the TV.
- Okay. - You mentioned a smell, right?
Yeah.
All the time. It's, like, walkin' past death.
Her husband is the one I'm more concerned about.
He was an extremely angry man.
I felt like he was insane.
He goes all over the house.
He has major issues with women.
He gets really pissy if somebody starts talking about him.
And he'll get right up on that person,
like, right in their space.
This'll make a living person very stressed out.
Um, I think that living people might be able to see him.
Lorie got physically attacked by --
There's this horn-shaped kind of figurine statue thing
with elephants on it.
I was in bed and I was sleeping.
And it was low enough
that it shoulda just fallen on my chest.
But it bashed me in the head.
And I still have pain.
Yeah. He's a bully.
The other thing is anxiety throughout the house.
Everybody has anxiety attacks.
I'm actually dizzy, like I could pass out.
I don't know why.
This house...
Yeah.
You get anything on this guy, like who he was?
I got that he'd been in prison.
I got that he was from back east and that he moved here.
I got that he owned a couple of small businesses.
I got that he was murdered.
Um, and he feels like he did not deserve it.
And I got constantly, him in fire.
Half of his face is, like, burnt, singed.
Definitely reminds me of somebody
who came up in my research.
One of the most notorious gangsters
in Youngstown lived about 600 feet from here.
His name was Charles Cavallaro.
He went by the name of Cadillac Charlie.
Charlie was a Sicilian immigrant,
came to the US in 1921.
He lived in New York City. You said the east coast.
He was in the mob. He was probably a made guy.
And we know he got arrested a few times.
Now in 1940, he moved to Youngstown.
You said something about fire and him saying he was murdered.
That's about as spot-on as it gets.
On November 23rd, 1962,
he was gonna take the kids to football practice.
Charlie turned on the car, and boom, it exploded.
****.
The car bomb killed him
and his 11-year-old son Tommy instantly.
Now I have pictures
of Cadillac Charlie.
And his son.
And this is car after the explosion.
The crime was never solved.
Definitely a mob hit.
My god.
Is that who you think you saw?
I had a sketch done of him.
-100% this is him. - Absolutely.
You tell me if you think that's him or not.
Yeah.
My.
Yep.
Yeah.
Why would he be here, though?
'Cause there's somethin' else that's here.
The thing that I'm most concerned about
is the thing in the dining room.
It's, like, a big mass.
A big blob.
It has, like veins on it.
And it's, like, always pulsating.
Like a heart.
This has a very large impact
on anybody in this house.
It feeds on negativity,
and that's how it gains power and grows.
And I saw one living person being consumed,
by this thing on an energetic level.
This living person would feel like
they were losing themselves,
like they were losing their personality
and aspects of their being.
This person could be sick and/or dying.
We talkin' about Lorie here?
Sounds like it.
Yeah.
I feel like I'm here and not here.
And here and not here.
I was getting
that the living would experience a lot of nightmares.
And also, visions.
One of the things that I was shown
was somebody watching someone cooking.
And all of a sudden, they get this, like, vision of them,
like, picking up a knife
and walking up behind the person.
It can manipulate the living to harm one another.
When I'm in the kitchen,
when I go toward the sharp knives,
something in my head tells me,
"Slit your wrists. It'll be okay. It'll be over."
But it's, like, somebody talking to me, not in my own brain.
Now it makes sense.
Yeah.
You wanted to kill the family dog, too.
Yeah. Soon as I opened the cage to let her out.
The dog knew it wasn't me because that dog ran from me,
and she don't never run from me.
It's a good thing she did
'cause if I'd have caught her, I'd have killed her.
I go outside and shake my head, and I'm like, "Get outta me!"
And it goes away.
The last time it happened, I punched a hole in the wall.
And I would never do anything like that.
- Weren't we talkin' about this? - Yeah.
That we hoped it wasn't him,
and it had somethin' to do with the house.
- Right. - You know it's not him.
Yeah.
Now what did this thing look like?
I had a sketch done.
This looks like somethin' out of a science fiction movie
or somethin'.
Whoa.
And it grows?
Yes.
A long time ago,
it first started.
Like a seed.
And everything negative that's happened
over these many, many years has fed it.
And it's grown bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger
to this now.
It is like a little animal.
And as an animal, what do they want?
They want food.
And they wanna be strong, they wanna survive.
The only way it's gonna do that is by taking living people.
Going after people
who are vulnerable that it can absorb.
So this thing, every time they fight, it gets stronger.
Yes.
Every time Roy has his rage, it gets stronger.
Yeah.
So if this goes unchecked,
what happens?
Well, I go that it'll keep growing.
And then eventually,
it would mesh and become part of the house.
And basically the house would then be alive,
essentially.
Can anybody live in a house like that?
No. Mnh-mnh. No.
I was right.
This house is going to kill me.
Well, Lorie, I gotta tell you,
you're one of the strongest people I've ever met.
Amy, listen, I don't wanna put pressure on you,
but I really hope you can come up with something for Lorie
so she can live out her final days in peace.
For years, this thing has fed
and it has only grown stronger,
to the point,
that I don't think any living thing
should be near this thing.
What does this mean? They gotta move?
The only way that this thing in this area could be cleansed
is if many mediums,
many holy people
came over months and months
and dedicated many days, hours,
to eradicating first the negative dead,
and then attacking this thing at its source.
The thing of it is, we leave this thing here,
what's gonna happen?
What I'm honestly hoping
is that this area will be leveled.
It needs to be leveled.
It's all right, hon. It's just a house.
Right.
We can get a house. That's no big deal.
It'll be all right. It'll be okay.
Well, I guess we better hurry up 'cause I'm not doin' too good.
I know, baby. I know.
Once these guys move,
will she start to feel a little bit better?
I hope so.
It can't come with me, can it?
No.
Now will Roy's rage go away once he's...
Yeah, that'll -- You'll change dramatically.
I hope so.
Listen, you guys may have lost a home,
but now you got each other again.
Right?
I know the answers you were lookin' for
wasn't the ones you got.
No.
But you got answers.
We will be outta this house quick.
We've had enough.
I wish I had better news for Lorie and Roy,
but leaving this house is their best option.
If they do that, things should improve between them,
and Lorie can live her remaining days in peace.