♪♪
I've been working for the Morgan City Police Department 34 years.
In recent weeks, my department has been overrun with reports
of strange and unusual activity that we just can't explain.
The people down here are looking for answers,
so we're gonna try something that we've never tried before.
You heard a growl? There was a growl.
We've got a team of some of the best
paranormal investigators in the country.
Is there a negative entity here?
Oh, my God! What the hell?!
♪♪
And if this paranormal team can't figure out
what's going on down here, we're in a lot of trouble.
♪♪
The hauntings in St. Mary Parish are actually escalating,
and we're trying to find connections
as to what might be causing them.
But these emergency calls have us
ping-ponging around the parish, and it makes it really difficult
to try and find any specific patterns.
And now the Franklin PD is receiving reports
of paranormal activity, too.
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- Hey, Ben, man. - Glad you meet you.
You, too. Come on in, man.
I'm glad you can get here so quick.
Look, we've been getting all kind of calls.
And we actually have a detective that
we have assigned to the case.
This paranormal stuff is something
that's way, way strange for us.
We normally have the felony type of crimes and misdemeanors.
This is way beyond what we can handle.
So, I'll introduce you to Detective Sylve.
Okay. This is Ben.
Ben, this is Detective Sylve. Thanks, Chief.
Hi, nice to meet you. Thanks, Chief.
Have a seat. Good. Thank you.
So, uh, how can I help? What's going on?
The Allain House, which is a house here in town...
Okay. The owner, Ms. Kay,
said that she witnessed a full-body apparition
a handful of times.
But there's also been some other calls on Irish Bend
that I think you guys would be interested in.
Okay. So, this is called the Allain Plantation?
Yes, sir. It has a little Cajun spin on it
with the "Allai" Plantation.
Being that Franklin is a very historic town,
we get a bunch of weird calls at these old plantation homes.
When I first responded to Ms. Kay's house,
she was really worked up and really concerned.
Is she available to talk to directly?
She's actually not in town.
Her husband's very ill,
and she didn't want him to experience
any of the ghostly activities going on.
Oh, okay. But she did leave me
with video testimony of her experience.
Well, why don't we take a look at it and see what she said?
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Um, I'm recording this so that there is documentation
of the odd events that are going on in my home.
I did not believe in ghosts at all until these events,
but I do now.
Recently, I started to see a ghost.
He was wearing a Civil War uniform.
He looked like a teenage boy.
Best way I can describe him is a soldier with a limp,
like maybe he'd been wounded.
I'm afraid if my husband, who isn't well,
gets wind of what's going on in our home,
won't be able to handle it.
So, I've got to get him out of the house.
Please try and find out what's going on
in our house while we're gone.
So, this is kind of new to us,
having a witness give their testimony by video.
It takes away a lot of the observation and interaction.
We have a lot of good information to start this case,
but we have some missing parts,
which means we're gonna have to connect
a lot of those dots ourselves.
This particular plantation, about how far away is it?
No more than five minutes from here.
Detective Sylve has offered to drive me
over to the plantation home.
I'm gonna meet the rest of my team there.
We're gonna do a baseline sweep to see what we're dealing with.
How big is Franklin?
Franklin isn't really big at all.
It has a population of about 7,500 people. Okay.
Very small-knit community. Everyone knows everybody.
So, has anything like this happened in Franklin before
or did these calls just recently start coming in?
They come, like, in waves.
A lot of the calls have been coming
from the battlefield of Irish Bend.
What do most people say when they call up?
Most of the calls has been, like,
there's someone in the house.
They think it's an actual person
or someone outside of their house.
And then when we get there, there's no one.
So, it's something, not someone.
♪♪
Hey, guys. This is Detective Sylve.
Nice to meet you.
I think we should just go ahead and get started.
Yeah, we've already seen the video,
so thanks for sending that.
I'm actually gonna show you guys where she had her experience.
It's on the National Registry, it looks like.
♪♪
This place is more like a museum than a house.
Louisiana has a lot of old homes with a lot of history,
so it really doesn't surprise me
that this is the second time we've been called out
to investigate a haunted plantation.
The Allain House looks a lot like the Idlewild Plantation
where we captured an apparition of a nurse
from the yellow-fever epidemic.
Y'all want to follow me, and I'll show y'all
where it happened. Okay.
We're gonna see if we can pick up on any anomalies
that might help us verify
if the ghost of this soldier is haunting this home.
So, right here is Ms. Kay's bedroom.
When I came here, she showed me
that once she stepped out of here,
actually in that area of that cabinet
right there behind you guys,
she saw the figure standing there.
And then he went and disappeared into the wall.
And what's on the other side of that?
♪♪
Wow.
You got all sorts of coins and scabbards and swords.
Did she point out anything else to you?
That's all I know as of now,
so I'm gonna go head out and finish some work,
and just call me when you're ready for me to lock up.
So, let's retrace Kay's experience.
So, I'm Kay, and I'm in the master bedroom and...
♪♪
Stepping out, I turn and look,
and I see a man who is in a Civil War uniform.
♪♪
And he makes eye contact with me.
And as I make eye contact,
he suddenly turns and walks with a limp
and vanishes straight into the wall.
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I'm scared.
How far is this from where she's standing?
It's probably only about...
Let's see... 10, 20 feet?
I could never live in this house.
The energy here, it feels so heavy.
As I'm walking through these rooms,
it's like walking through mud.
Okay, well, the EMF's increasing.
It gets colder.
It's been staying at a steady 3.
It's hovering between 3 and 4 now.
♪♪
What are you feeling, Sarah?
I mean, this room is full of so much energy that it's crazy.
Like, I feel, like, weighted down and my head keeps hurting,
and I get dizzy and I want to throw up.
See our EMF meter?
I've been watching it.
It's consistent, okay?
It's not spiking, then coming back down in certain areas,
which, sometimes, when people,
their houses are built right next to a...
Like a high-tension power line or something like that,
the whole neighborhood can kind of
have a little bit higher... Whoa.
Okay, now... Now it just went way up.
Yeah, and I about lost my knee.
Yeah, okay. Now, see, that was a spike.
Like, literally somebody, like, took my knee out.
Like when a dog hits you from behind?
Yeah, there's something right here.
It's flicking.
Whoever's here, our meter senses if you come close to this.
Could you please try and touch this box?
♪♪
Whoa! Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.
You see that?
Come on.
It's a heaviness, and it keeps getting real heavy on the chest.
And every time I feel it come a little closer...
Uh-huh? ...I get really light-headed,
and then it's hard to breathe.
Could you let me know...
Ow.
You okay? Mm-hmm.
Okay. Excuse me.
Sorry, guys. I'm sorry.
♪♪
Sarah.
♪♪
It's so cold.
It won't let go.
♪♪
We're investigating a haunted plantation home
where the homeowner was so terrified of the ghost
of a Civil War soldier
that her and her husband have vacated the home.
- Ow. - You okay?
Mm-hmm.
Now something seems to be physically attacking Sarah.
Oh, it won't let go.
Push it out. Visualize pushing him out.
Push. Push. Push. 1, 2, 3.
Oh, I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry.
♪♪
Is it getting better?
Yeah, it's lightening now. I'm really sorry, guys.
I hate doing that to you. That's okay.
Being out in this room and being in there,
I completely feel better.
As a psychic medium, I'm actually feeling the pain
and suffering of the spirit that's active in this home.
I'm not sure who this spirit is, but what I do feel
is they had something very traumatic
happen to them that is tied to this home.
What I keep getting whispered in my ear is that,
for some reason, it's like there was stables here,
that there was... That they brought horses in.
Why would they bring horses in? That doesn't make any sense.
♪♪
Wow. This is unbelievable.
The house wasn't just used for a house.
This was used for something else, I'm telling you.
I think it ties in to do with the horses.
♪♪
I do think there's something paranormal
going on in this house,
and since it's on the historic registry,
Diane should be able to tell us more
about the history of the home,
which hopefully will help us identify
who this ghost soldier is
and why he might be haunting this location.
♪♪
Franklin is the oldest town in St. Mary Parish
that was incorporated. Thus it became our parish seat.
The Allain House was built in 1832
and is actually the oldest house in the town of Franklin.
Really? Yeah.
I knew it was really old,
but the oldest in the whole town.
So, in 1863 then, the Union soldiers come
in to the Allain House,
and they seize that piece of property,
and it became a housing station for their soldiers.
The Union soldiers stayed upstairs,
and their horses and everything stayed downstairs.
Wait, what? Yeah.
That's what I kept hearing, was bringing the horses closer,
bringing the horses in.
I didn't understand that, though.
I couldn't fathom when we were at the house why...
Why we would need to bring the horses in.
Why would they put them inside?
I mean, isn't there a place for horses outside?
Well, there is, but you have to think, now,
the Union soldiers are on whose territory?
They're on Confederate. They're on Confederate.
And they have to protect their transportation.
Now, in 1863, we had, in our area,
and here you see on our map, the Battle of Irish Bend.
And the reason it's called that is you see
the waterway here as the Bayou Teche
traversed around here, you have a little bend.
It's right there. Where is Irish Bend exactly?
Across from the Allain House.
Really?
What's significant about the Battle of Irish Bend,
it was fought only a few miles away from the Allain House,
plus the uniform that Kay described matches
that of a Union soldier.
So, there's a good chance that she's seeing the apparition
of a Union soldier that was killed during that battle.
Fall back! Fall back!
The Battle of Irish Bend was the bloodiest battle
they fought here in Louisiana.
Boys, let's go!
It was so many dead bodies stacked on Irish Bend Road,
they say the earth itself ran red with blood.
353 soldiers died and, to this day,
a lot of people believe that their spirits
still march across the battlefields of old Franklin.
What happened to all of those Union soldiers bodies?
They were buried in a trench in St. Mary Parish.
Is it possible then that he was one of these Union soldiers
that was killed in Irish Bend
and then was buried in that trench?
But then the question would be
why would his spirit be there in the house?
Well, because maybe he was headquartered there.
That was, like, his assignment at that house.
But for me, like... it really matters the way
someone's laid to rest.
When a person doesn't receive a proper burial,
the spirit may end up in limbo.
This could be why I was picking up on
this really sad energy at the Allain House.
Why this one particular soldier?
Why wouldn't there be sightings of different soldiers?
I feel like this soldier might be stuck in a residual loop.
A residual haunting is almost like a film loop.
It plays a traumatic event over and over again
in the same location where the traumatic event occurred.
I honestly would love to get near this trench
and be able to tap in and see what I get.
The only person that might be able to lead you
to where this trench is would be
the former mayor of Franklin, Sam Jones.
All right, well, it seems like our work
is cut out for us.
Over 300 soldiers were killed in this battle.
But we do have some clues to help us identify
which soldier might be haunting Kay's home.
We know he was a very young Union soldier and he had a limp,
and it's very likely that he was injured or killed
in the Battle of Irish Bend.
Why don't we split up? Let's see what we can find.
Okay? All right.
♪♪
We're gonna divide and conquer.
Jeremy and Diane are going to search the Franklin war records
to try and match the description of the soldier
to an actual name
while Sarah and I are gonna track down Sam Jones
to see if we can find this trench
where the soldiers were buried.
It's right around this corner here.
Just over here? Just over there.
♪♪
So, how do you know that this is the spot?
They never really... Ironically never marked it.
It just got passed down from generation to generation.
When I was a young kid,
my grandfather would bring me out here
and we'd hunt rabbits and stuff.
And one day he stoked up the conversation and said,
"You know, a bunch of Union soldier were buried here."
♪♪
If you notice how the terrain dips right here...
- Yep. - Oh, yeah. You can see that.
See how it kind of dips there and then goes back up?
Throughout the years, did you ever hear
of any strange occurrences or things
that people would talk about just being out here in the land?
People claim they hear lots of things...
A groan in the night, like, an agonizing pain, you know?
Wow.
Like a pain of people perhaps dying here.
Or not having wanted to die here.
Right.
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So, we're headed out into the cane field
where the bodies of these Union soldiers,
300 to 400 of them,
were basically dumped in a trench and covered over.
♪♪
I'm getting tingly all over.
♪♪
It's fluctuating.
♪♪
There's definitely still energies here.
There's definitely still bodies here.
The meter's spiking.
They're coming. They're just...
They're literally just walking over to us.
♪♪
They're all over.
And it's amazing, but I'm, like, they're just kind of standing.
♪♪
The homeowner of the Allain Plantation
has been seeing the ghost of a Civil War soldier
who may have died during a famous battle
just outside of Franklin.
There's definitely still energies here.
There's definitely still bodies here.
I'm picking up on multiple spirits here,
so I'm not sure which one might be haunting Kay's house,
but I'm starting to feel that same heavy sadness.
It's the exact same feeling I had at the Allain House.
If he's here, then why is he visiting Kay's house,
and why is he so sad?
There might be a message he's trying to give
or an attachment to her or the place.
Or something that she owns.
Right.
I do think there is a spirit of a young soldier here
that is caught in some residual loop
that starts at Kay's house and ends here.
But the thing is, is, like,
we're missing what happened in between.
I would like to check out
where the battle actually took place.
The battlefield's right over there.
It's the one place where there's actually a marker.
I'd like to see that.
♪♪
Really, going off the description of the soldier,
he was a very young soldier, possibly a Union Army soldier,
possibly killed in the Battle of Irish Bend.
♪♪
How we looking, Ms. Diane?
We find anything yet?
Not a thing, Jeremy, and I've gone through all of this.
We found information on the Battle of Irish Bend.
We found information on a lot of soldiers.
But many of the soldiers who fought in this battle
weren't actually from Louisiana.
They were shipped here from other states,
or some of them marched hundreds of miles
from their homes up North.
So, that makes it even harder to identify our guy.
All right, boo.
Well, I'mma get back and see if I can find anything this way.
Okay.
♪♪
This must be the marker that Sam told us about.
The bayou's right behind us,
the cane field where they were buried.
So, the Allain Plantation is only about a mile
and a half from the battlefield.
If someone dies in a traumatic way, like on the battlefield,
it leaves an energetic imprint behind.
I want to tap in and see
if the energy of the young soldier is here,
because the only way that I'm gonna be able to help him
is to find out who he is and what he's looking for.
So, just out of curiosity, are you picking up on any names
or anything here?
♪♪
It's interesting.
It's almost like sharper names, like Nick or Mark or...
Like, sharp names.
Robert, you know, Bob.
This is Irish Bend Road, and Detective Sylve said
they were getting calls down this road.
What do you say we maybe
go knock some doors and talk to people?
Yeah, see what they're experiencing.
♪♪
So, nobody's at our first house. We're on to the next one.
Hello?
My name's Ben.
We're working with the local police department
regarding reports of paranormal activity in the area.
I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions.
Nah, I'm good.
Okay.
♪♪
- Good afternoon. - Hi.
We're just responding to helping the police department.
They've had some calls and said of very strange
paranormal activity, is what they're saying.
Yes.
Yes? So, you've had some experiences like this?
Yes. Really?
Yes. Okay.
I have seen several spirits.
They're very real.
But the one that struck me the most was the soldier.
He was fairly young. What did he look like?
He was in a Union uniform, kind of bedraggled,
and he was standing like he was hurting.
He just looked tired.
Where do you see him?
Over by the woods over there.
He touched me because he just seemed so sad.
I felt like he wanted to leave this place, and he couldn't.
From the way that Margie's explaining her experience,
you can tell she's very intuitive.
It's what we call an empath.
And that gives us invaluable insight
to why the ghost of this young soldier might be here.
He never wanted to be a part of any of this.
I got the feeling he was forced into it
either by family or whatever.
But for some reason, he was here,
he never wanted to be here, and now he can't leave.
He wanted to go home. That's all he said.
"I want to go home."
♪♪
"I want my mother."
♪♪
Hi. Hey.
Margie's description of this young,
wounded Union soldier who is sad
and possibly looking for his mother
is very similar to the description
that Kay gave of the ghost that she saw in her home.
♪♪
So, hopefully Jeremy and Diane have found historical evidence
that can help us identify who this soldier was.
Remember Kay said a young Union soldier who was limping?
Well, we find a young man that joined the Union Army
who was stationed at the Allain House
and died during the Battle of Irish Bend.
Really? Yes.
Listen to this.
"There was a soldier named Robert Kipp..."
- Robert Kipp? -Kipp. - That's right.
Out there in the field, Sarah said "Bob."
You said, "Bob, Robert," right?
Well, let me say this.
Robert Kipp died from a leg injury.
Really? Yes.
Here you see, "Robert Kipp, in the knee, bad."
Ms. Kay said that this soldier had a limp,
and then Sarah got hit in the knee during our baseline sweep.
I about lost my knee.
Like, literally somebody, like, took my knee out.
Like when a dog hits you from behind?
And now we have a young Union soldier that was shot
in the knee during the Battle of Irish Bend.
Then we found a listing of all of the Union soldiers
that were part of the 159th Brigade from New York.
"R.L. Kipp." Right there.
Are they the ones that took over the plantation?
Oh, my gosh! You're kidding me!
That's exactly right.
17 years old. Have I got that right?
That's right. Okay.
Here's the way this story goes in our research.
Get this.
Robert Kipp was a simple boy who lived with his parents
and helped them on the farm in Greenport, New York.
He was only 16 years old
when he joined the Union Army in September of 1862.
♪♪
Only a few months after Robert Kipp
enlisted with the 159th Regiment,
he would fight in the infamous Battle of Irish Bend.
17-year-old Robert Kipp was shot in the leg...
♪♪
And became one of the 353 Union soldiers
who lost their lives.
♪♪
The Union Army,
they travel along what's called the Old Spanish Trail
along the waterway that leads there.
Wait a second. You said Spanish Trail.
Yes, I did. That's not the first time
we've ever heard of the Old Spanish Trail.
We have the Old Spanish Trail, all right?
It comes down, it follows through there just like this.
Our first case, Morgan City,
involving the ghost of Ada LeBeouf.
Our second case, Patterson,
where we had the spirits of a father
and a daughter who were killed by a train.
We have our third case, also in Patterson,
involving the ghost of a nurse from the yellow fever epidemic.
But let's not forget about Kamikaze Island,
where we have the ghost of pirate Lafitte and his crewmen.
And then Franklin, okay?
So, every case that we've done is right on
or near the Old Spanish Trail.
How old is this Spanish Trail?
I'm gonna say the early 1700s.
It was used by the Native Americans
to hunt and trap and settle.
It was used by the conquistadors,
the Spanish who came along this way.
And it was used by the soldiers.
So, you're talking about an area that's traversed
that has a lot of bloodshed on it.
Could it be, like, a conveyer of energy?
If you think about it, the Old Spanish Trail
could be harnessing this energy from all the traumatic things
that have happened over the years.
This is the waterway.
It's almost like it's acting
like some sort of astral superhighway.
We now have a lot more information.
I think this merits going back to the Allain House
and doing a proper investigation.
I'm hoping that solving the haunting at the Allain House
will give us more clues as to what's stirring up
the paranormal activity through the parish
and whether it's actually related to the Old Spanish Trail
or it's something else entirely.
♪♪
What's going on, Ben?
We've invited our buddy, K.D., to join us tonight.
He's our resident paranormal mad scientist,
and he's invented several different devices
that might help us communicate with the spirit of the soldier
so that Kay can have some answers and feel comfortable
coming back to her home.
Communication is the important thing tonight,
so I've taken the Necrokom
and done a few little modifications to it.
Apparently this Robert Kipp was in the army, was a private.
Now, something a lot of people don't know about me personally
is I was in the army,
I went to war, and I was a private.
There's a lot of parallels there.
So, if Robert Kipp has a message
that he wants to relay to us tonight,
this is gonna pick it up.
♪♪
Kay saw the ghost of this soldier upstairs
near the War Memorial room.
That's also where I was overtaken
by his pain and sadness.
And this is where I will try to summon his spirit.
♪♪
If you start to feel that same recurrence of what happened,
then you can stay out here.
♪♪
Do you want to open it up here?
♪♪
We understand that there is a soldier
that has been seen in this home,
and it's important that we have communication with you.
I need you to come into the room
and not sit outside the room, please.
Did you hear that knock?
Like, on the other side of the... sort of the closet?
Where he's been seen.
It was like... It was just a...
There's something here with us.
♪♪
Sarah to K.D.
This is K.D. Go ahead, Sarah.
Can you bring your Scorpion cam upstairs
to validate some of the things I'm picking up on?
No problem. On my way.
♪♪
So, I have the Scorpion.
K.D.'s 3-D Scorpion cam projects a grid
of infrared lights we can't see.
But when those are reflected off of a solid object,
like a person, or something semi-solid, like a spirit,
the software then maps that out to look like a stick figure.
♪♪
We should go out to the hallway
because that's where he's been seen.
Sounds good.
♪♪
Let's get this thing going here.
♪♪
We'll give Robert a voice.
This device is like a telephone to the dead.
It shuffles through radio frequencies.
If we hear anything that makes sense,
that could be spirits trying to communicate.
All right. We're gonna try talking to you.
I need you to try and speak through this box.
Is there a Union soldier here?
What was that?
♪♪
Is this Robert Kipp?
♪♪
Is there a Union soldier here?
We just made contact with a spirit of a Civil War soldier
who scared the family who lives here so badly,
they felt like they had to vacate the property.
But to help him move on, we need to figure out
why he's haunting this location in the first place.
Is this Robert Kipp?
-It is. -It is. -It is.
Robert, can you tell us what we need to do to help you?
I was thrown?
It said, "I was thrown."
Robert, you were thrown into the ditch, weren't you?
Okay, there's something here.
There's something sitting, like, right on the bench right here.
Right there.
It's like it's sitting here.
Robert, is that you sitting there?
Can you reach out and touch my hand?
It's reaching over to your legs now, to your knee.
♪♪
I wasn't gonna say anything, but I've also been to war,
and when I was at war, I hurt my knee.
I didn't know that, K.D.
Maybe he's feeling some sort of...
Connection. Connection.
♪♪
Hey, Robert, did you injure your knee at war?
Because I did.
Something's sitting right here at the edge of the couch.
Robert, are you sitting over here with me
because I was injured like you?
It's reaching out his hand.
Can you grab my hand?
It's reaching up towards the Necrokom, actually.
It's touching you.
Are you touching my hand?
It has its arm almost up around your arm.
It's like he's put his arm around your shoulder.
I'll tell you, brother. I'm still here, man.
You know what? You can let go of all that.
He's comfortable with you, man.
He's, like, inching closer to you.
I have complete chills right now.
I'm not even gonna lie about it.
♪♪
Robert, you don't have to stay here anymore.
All your brothers are gone, man. They've all moved on.
There's a family that lives here.
The woman's name is Kay.
Kay.
It said, "Kay."
Yes, Kay.
Did you want Kay to see you?
A lady? The lady.
Okay.
So, you wanted the lady to see you.
♪♪
Do you see her as a mother figure?
Is that why you're here?
Yes? "Yes, Ben."
"Yes, Ben!"
It said my name? It said, "Yes, Ben!"
♪♪
There's a family that lives here.
The woman's name is Kay.
She wants to know why you're still here.
One of Kay's neighbors said the ghost of this soldier
seemed sad, like he was looking for his mother.
That's all he said, "I want to go home.
I want my mother."
So, we're trying to find out if that's why his spirit
is still haunting this home.
Do you see her as a mother figure?
Is that why you're here?
Yes? "Yes, Ben."
"Yes, Ben!"
It said my name? It said, "Yes, Ben!"
That's pretty legit.
♪♪
Robert, is it okay if I talk to you for a minute?
It said, "Lady" again.
You were wounded in the leg, and you didn't make it.
But I want you to know that the war is actually over.
It's been over for a quite a while,
and I have something to tell you.
Not only is the war over... but the Union won.
"There's no war."
Yeah, he said, "There's no war?" "There's no war?"
The war is over.
♪♪
Robert, I just want to let you know,
from one soldier to another, you can rest assured
knowing that you didn't die in vain,
and you can move on now knowing that you did what was right.
♪♪
Robert, you made it really clear
that Kay was like a mother figure to you.
But you won't find her here
because she's waiting for you on the other side.
It's okay to go home now.
♪♪
I feel it shifting.
I think he's gone.
Okay, let's turn it off.
Feels good. Feels real good.
I think Robert's got it.
I think he understands that his mother isn't in this house.
He may have lost his life in that battle,
but he never lost her.
Good job, guys.
I think we have some answers for Kay.
There are still spirits of other soldiers
who are stuck in a similar kind of limbo.
So, tomorrow, I would like to release these souls
near the trench where they were buried.
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This case started with a video from Kay,
and so I'm gonna make a video for her
to give to Detective Sylve.
It'll give her a summary of what we found in the investigation.
Hi, Ms. Kay.
We believe that we identified this young soldier
that you saw who goes by the name of Robert Kipp.
He was sent to war at a very young age
and just wanted to go home.
We think he may have actually mistaken you for his mother,
but we don't think he means you any harm.
Forward march!
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We're doing a ceremony today in the trenches
where we believe Robert Kipp's body was buried.
We invited a group of Civil War re-enactors to honor Robert Kipp
and all the soldiers who died alongside him
during the Battle of the Irish Bend.
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Company, halt.
We're here today to dedicate a fallen Union soldier,
Robert Kipp, a young man.
He was with the 159th New York Infantry.
Came a long way to give up his life for his country.
Company, ready!
Aim!
Fire!
Recover arms!
Load!
Fire!
Recover arms!
Ms. Kay, you should feel comfortable
going back to your house,
and I don't think you need to worry about
anything that your husband might see.
We're gonna be in the parish for quite some time.
If you need anything, please reach out to us.
I hope that you and your husband are doing well.
Recover arms!
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I don't think Kay will have any more scares
from a soldier in her house.
But, overall, it seems like the paranormal activity
in this parish is increasing, and we still don't know why.
I was playing with my doll, and its arm moved.
What connected to all of these cases? Violent deaths.
You heard a growl?
Son of a
I'm not cool with that.
What's wrong?!