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Detective Petrucci, this is Rebecca Lloyd. I spoke to you a few weeks ago

my stepfather's murder.

Paul, well, yeah.

I'm just wondering if there's been any updates.

Doing everything.

But what we need most now is some help from people who knew Paul.

How well did you know him?

Me? Um, not that well.

Did you get along with him?

Yeah.

Sure, I guess.

Why?

Because you're the first family member to call me since I was put on the case.

Usually the wife is calling me every day asking for updates.

What happened with your mother's first husband?

My dad?

He ran off. Uh -huh.

Not that I blame him.

And you were Martin's age when that happened, right?

Has your father ever reached out to you since he left?

No. And that never should be allowed with you?

Would you say your mother suffered some loose space?

I gotta go.

This is everything I know.

Okay, so in 1986, mom's depression got really bad and she was taken to a

hospital for treatment.

So, when she was at the hospital, she made a friend who was a patient in her

ward.

Her name was Diana.

She's like mom?

No, no. Diana is nothing like mom.

Mom got better and she was released, but Diana, she had a really bad reaction to

the light therapy, and she died.

Wait.

If Diana is dead, I mean, how could she be doing this to us?

I don't know.

How did you get rid of her the first time?

Mom fell down the stairs, and she went to the hospital for about a

month, and they put her back on her medication, and that was it.

I didn't see Diana again until now.

I guess Mom stopped taking her meds again.

Hey, when did this happen?

Right before Dad died.

Okay.

So, if Diana is only around when Mom isn't taking medication,

then that's it.

We just, we get Mom to take the medication and Diana will go away. No.

Diana won't let that happen.

She wants to stay.

If you try to make Mom better, she won't like it.

How do you know that?

Because that's what my dad was trying to do.

That'll be Brad.

Hey, little man.

You got school tomorrow.

Gotta get you ready for bed.

I got it.

You sure?

Hey.

It'll work out.

Hi.

Good day. I understand this is not a formal adoption, but, yeah, you are now

foster parent.

I'm sorry.

Do you want to come in? I'm

good, thank you, but take care.

Bye.

What? We're a family.

Monks? I mean... I'm sorry.

I don't know why I said that.

Hey.

I know that it's been really

hard for you.

But I promise you...

It's gonna get so much easier.

You just have to be patient.

Brett?

Please?

Martin?

Sure.

What did she say?

Tell her I miss her.

I didn't tell her something.

Martin? I want to tell her now.

So she knows.

Please?

I'm good.

What are you doing?

She said it's all right.

You don't need those this time.

What are you saying?

She can talk to Mom.

She's here to protect me.

Protect you?

From what?

Listen to me. You don't need this.

You don't need her.

She can talk to Mom.

She's lying.

I promise you.

Please, she won't go away.

This is the only way to survive.

She's not real.

Do you hear me? We cannot let her become real.

Okay, come on. Here.

Please don't make her mad.

Okay, here.

Okay, stay here.

Wait. What will you use?

you bitch!

Yeah. She's gone.

We're good.

I think so.

And if not, when she comes back again, then we'll be even stronger

next time.

You know why.

spiders. That's right.