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[♪ dramatic music playing]

[whooshing]

[flag smacking]

[overlapping radio broadcasts]

I'm Jeff Wentworth.

My neighbor has built a wall that's way too high.

[Alexa Person] I'm Alexa Person.

This is my wall.

My neighbor Jeff wants me to take it down,

and I am not taking it down.

Well, I think you can see why

anybody living across the street

from that cartel-looking residence would be unhappy.

[whooshing]

[Steven Unverzagt] She was my Black mama.

Everybody hates when I say that, but she was,

she totally took care of me.

We had a great relationship.

All of a sudden, he start filming me,

constantly.

He's a psycho.

I needed some eyes.

So, I went and I bought a couple of cameras.

I had no idea how much activity I would capture.

[Joanne Webb] I'm like a specimen to him.

Just like a specimen.

If she needs that kind of privacy,

she picked the wrong neighborhood.

[Alexa] I need protection

from this really dark,

disturbed human being.

I could feel the anger growing inside of me.

He's dangerous.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[garage door whirring]

[Jeff Wentworth] Every day, I'm affronted by this wall.

I'm offended by it.

It aggravates me every single day.

I open the front door to get the paper

and there's that wall,

a scar on the neighborhood.

When she first moved in,

I walked across the street, rang the doorbell.

Alexa answered, and I introduced myself,

welcomed her to the neighborhood

and told her if there's anything she needed,

please feel free to come across the street.

[Alexa] I first met Jeff

about a week after I moved in.

We were both getting our mail.

He was kind enough and nice enough.

Then, I didn't see him again

until we were well into construction.

I began seeing her build an eight-foot fence.

His face was red and he was yelling, "I can't see in!"

"What is this wall?" And, "What's happening here?"

And, "This shouldn't be here."

One day, I found

some strangers in my backyard

leering at my pool. That was scary.

I needed to secure this perimeter.

We've seen no crime,

uh, to speak of at all in this neighborhood.

[Alexa] Jeff doesn't understand that the wall,

it's gonna be a mix of an Italian and a French villa

with landscaping and water features.

Jeff's never seen the plans.

[Jeff] This is a photograph of the compound

where Osama bin Laden hid out.

We did the right thing in tracking him down

and getting rid of him.

And it's very tall.

Here's a huge, black, metal gate.

[mouse clicking]

Well, 10-feet high, 12-feet high.

Structures like that are built to keep people out,

and that's exactly what she has over there.

[Alexa] You want your home to be safe.

It needs to be a sanctuary.

Like, what's the point of attacking someone over a wall?

Although it's been incredibly challenging

and frustrating at times,

it underscores my work.

[keyboard clacking]

[Jeff] I don't know the woman.

But this is her site,

which is kind of strange.

It describes her as an "alchemist of light."

She says she, uh, helped,

"Starseeds activate their earthly mission

by remembering who they are."

It's unusual, and I'm not interested in buying her books.

I'm an author, a professional lecturer,

and speak where I'm invited.

What do you do?

Well, I am an alchemist.

There are four different realities

happening simultaneously.

Consciousness and everything,

it's working in a multidimensional space.

People are deciding which path they're gonna take.

There's fear or love. Choose wisely.

My name is no accident.

"A. Person."

This represents a paradox.

I'm everyone and no one.

I have the gift of seeing people's energies.

If you activate it through kindness, through love,

through unity consciousness,

it grows outward.

If you are dealing with the dark,

that's where you end up.

My neighbor is firmly right here,

fear.

I don't know Jeff well.

He was in the Texas Senate for a while.

He's been a figure in San Antonio for many decades.

The far right of my party

decided I wasn't really Republican enough,

that I was really a Republican in name only, a RINO.

So, to counteract that, I bought this painting

and hung it in my office at the State Capitol.

So...

Give me a break.

I started out as a county commissioner,

served in the Texas House of Representatives,

and then served in the Texas Senate,

and then was the judge of a justice court

for the last ten years.

I introduced the Castle Doctrine bill

that says you have the right to defend yourself in your home,

in your motor vehicle, or your place of business.

I discovered that Texans had a duty to retreat

if they were attacked in their homes.

That is completely un-Texan.

We should have a right to defend our family and ourselves.

What we're talking about is the right of self-preservation.

We will pass it in Texas.

This was taken in the East Room of the White House.

That's our oldest son and the president.

It shows President George H.W. Bush,

George W. Bush, with Karla and me.

After he was president, he told me

that he missed our talks on the back porch

when he was governor.

I don't follow the party line always.

On the issue of abortion, I was the only

pro-choice Republican member of the Senate.

I just did what I thought was right.

There are a lot of ways you can be a good neighbor

in terms of conflict,

and that is to, you know, confront them directly.

And if they correct the problem, good.

If they don't,

then consider this a battle.

[♪ tense music playing]

Hi, I'm Steven Unverzagt.

Uh, this is my home.

Uh, next door is where my neighbors,

Jack and Joanne, live.

We became really close,

particularly after my divorce.

I mean, she was pretty instrumental

in helping me get back on my feet.

He didn't handle well when the wife done left him.

I felt sorry for him.

She embraced me, big, bald, white guy.

I fed him, and tried to be a mama to him,

and a friend to him.

-Yeah. -Don't talk the walk,

he walk the walk.

[Joanne] Look, look.

He lived over here.

He could come in and just walk in the door.

And the children will say, "Oh, ain't nobody but Steve."

I've been over there for almost all the holidays.

-Easter. -Christmas.

-Thanksgiving. -Fourth of July.

Juneteenth. That's a big one for them.

And, boy, can they cook.

And we always included Steve.

Jack would come over quite a bit,

and have a-- have a drink.

Here's a key to Steve house.

We would go over there and feed his cat,

clean up his house.

I did everything I could for him, as a neighbor.

[Steven] They're very racist people.

Boy, they love to make fun of Mexicans.

They love to make fun of white people.

I was told many times I was the exception.

Yeah, I was over there one day, we're sitting on the patio,

and they're like, "You know, you can say it, right?"

And I was like, "Nope. Not saying it."

They're like, "No, no, no, you're cool. You're one of--

You're one of us. You can totally say it."

I mean, it had to have been ten minutes of them berating me,

"Say it! Say it! Say it! Make it happy."

So, alright, I dropped an N-bomb.

There was always some kind of-- a race-based joke of something.

I was outside, Joanne was-- was on the deck,

and she said, "Hey!

"Let me borrow that white privilege card you got.

I need to do something with the city."

And I laughed, and said,

"Joanne, you know that's not real,

I don't have a membership card."

I thought, if I give this to Joanne, she's gonna love it.

This is my white privilege card that Steve gave me.

-Have you ever lived next door-- -To a psycho.

A racist psycho.

[Steven] Right joke, wrong time.

And that's when things went real south.

[Joanne] We had to put up a fence to get away from him.

I just didn't know what else to do.

Someone told me, "Hey, there's a guy in your yard measuring.

Are you building a fence?" And I said, "No."

And I walked outside and I asked the gentleman,

said, "What are you doing?" He said,

"Well, they want to build a fence." And I was like,

"First, you're not even in the right spot."

And I was told I can go spend my white boy money

on a survey if I want to, but they're not gonna help.

We put up the fence and we didn't get the measurement done,

and it was three feet on his side.

And he lost it.

I don't know why he went crazy 'cause that fence was there.

You have time for my bullshit 'cause you have

time to fucking steal my land.

Shut up, motherfucker!

Get that off of my property!

Go to hell!

A neighbor is stalking her.

Metro Police!

He's been destroying my fence.

They're gonna make her remove all this shit.

That's all without code.

I get creative when I get mad.

I was familiar with how propaganda works.

I studied World War II, like, I studied Goebbels.

That guy was an evil genius.

Evil as fuck, but a genius nonetheless.

Oof!

I had no recourse,

and so, that's when I put stuff on YouTube.

I wasn't planning on doing a channel, per se.

Yeah, I consider myself a storyteller.

I mean, it's-- it's in my blood.

I wanted to build a little community around this.

My Discord's called "My Neighbor Karen."

It turned into a group of people

moving through this story with me.

I started to learn that I'm certainly not alone.

We have people sharing stories

currently about their own little fence issues

or encroachment issues.

And I'll make a decision

and then run it by them and say,

"This is what I feel like I'm gonna do with this.

What do y'all think?"

And I'll get direct feedback.

The biggest video on my channel

currently has 4.4 million views and rising.

Kiss my ass!

And the whole time she's screaming

that I'm harassing her.

Get off of my fence!

[Steven] [grunts] That's assault, Joanne.

That's embarrassing.

It's a horrible situation,

and I'm sick and tired of seeing myself in that light.

And I-- I feel so bad.

And Jack said that I was embarrassing the family.

I felt like a piece of shit.

You know, he was very upset.

And I said, "Oh, my God,"

I wasn't trying to shame nobody.

And when you can't defend yourself,

you think of everything, you lash out to get back at him,

and you're not doing anything but hurtin' yourself.

I regret the way I responded,

but I felt like I was backed in a wall.

This is a message for Steve.

I am imploring you, Steve,

to please take down the video

that you're getting paid off me.

It has ruined my life, my comfort, my serenity,

'cause it's very embarrassing, and I am your neighbor.

-Please take down-- -[mouse clicks]

[Steven] $26,076.44 to date.

But it's a non-negotiable to remove it,

because if I remove it, well, then I've got nothing.

And if they start up again, I've got nothing.

[phone line ringing]

[Alexa] Every single time my neighbor calls the city...

I am fined $2,000 a day.

[customer service] [on phone] And I'm so sorry, what was your name?

Senator Jeff Wentworth.

Oh, look, it's Jeff.

[Jeff] [on phone] Has to do with this, uh, fence

-across the street from my house. -[camera shutter clicking]

[Alexa] Jeff had an article posted

that I must have cartel associations

and be doing some illegal activity behind that wall.

So, I bought a blacked-out Escalade

and very proudly pick up the mail

in my fur coat and glasses.

If you're gonna call me mafia,

well, then I'm gonna be mafia for you.

[Jeff] As you may have heard, my neighbor across the street

is in the process of constructing,

without a building permit allowing her to do so,

a very tall cinder block wall,

directly across the street from our house.

[printer whirring]

There he is. How are you, my man?

[Marc Whyte] How's it goin'? I'm good.

So, we're dealing with-- with this wall.

[Jeff] I mean, it's like a fortress.

It looks like a--

an Osama bin Laden compound in Pakistan.

-Right. -[Jeff] It offends

the essential character of the neighborhood.

I don't blame you for being unhappy,

you or your neighbors, and so, this is something

that-- that we'll take a look at.

I really appreciate it.

-Thank you, Marc, very much. -[Marc] Yeah, of course.

[Alexa] As far as Jeff and his political affiliations,

he's pulled some strings and continues to.

My contractors are meeting with the city.

-This is Roland, the chief building inspector. -Hey, how's it going, Roland?

[Alexa] They're going to take their little measuring tapes

and measure every side of the wall

to make sure that it's in compliance.

[Ryan Richter] I mean, she's already had somebody

climb over the wall and-- and go up.

There's, like, crackheads that come through here.

It's crazy. But there's a lot of homeless.

Some raw land back in here, they camp.

You know, I mean, like, it doesn't follow the three-foot form,

but it-- it follows the architectural design--

you know, form, like-- you know,

I want us to try and work this out

and not let them get into an arg-- you know what I mean?

Because it's just-- it's never gonna go away.

[♪ tense percussive music playing]

Uh, city attorneys come back and they're trying to use

bits and pieces of my conversation

on our initial walkthrough against us.

[Alexa] Like, where are we chopping then?

Not the side walls.

No, the side walls in the front yard.

-Oh, no! -Yes, yeah.

We have to take those down, too?

All the way to the side-- to the two walls...

Basically, to the house.

So, I'm just gonna be open, completely open?

-In the front, yeah. -Yeah.

Fuck.

The only reason why you're having the issue

that you're having right now

is because of Jeff across the street.

We should be able to apply for a variance up to a foot.

-[Alexa] I can? -Well...

-Technically... -...we can look into some options.

[Ryan] Let me look into some options.

[insects chirring]

[♪ melancholy music playing]

[Joanne] My flowers are my life.

I have so many.

And some of 'em are getting ready to bloom.

I don't do anything else but work in my yard

and, uh, try to make it beautiful.

I love my yard.

I like my peace,

and he took that from me.

From being stressed out,

I had open-heart surgery.

I had to have a new valve put in my heart,

all this because of harassment.

And he just picked me till I was sick.

[♪ melancholy music continues]

[Steven] Thank you.

[Autumn Kleinschmidt] You're welcome.

So, how are things going with you and the neighbors?

-[bacon sizzling] -You know, Joanne's been sick.

Like, real sick.

Uh, at least that's what I've been told.

God, when I found out she was in the hospital,

I was devastated.

Like, I was-- I went outside, I cried a little bit.

I would hate

for our relationship to literally end...

and have nothing resolved.

Have you thought about reaching out?

Or have you guys talked at all,

anything of that nature?

[keyboard clacking]

That's not bad.

[♪ melancholy music continues]

I have to constantly--

Okay, now, that's not good.

[keyboard clacking]

It's a very thoughtful and emotionally intelligent approach.

[chuckles]

I like this version.

"Dear Jack and Joanne, I've been reflecting

"on how things have felt between us lately,

"and I wanted to reach out.

"It's been weighing on me, and while I really don't expect

"anything to be resolved overnight,

"I-- I do hope that there's a way

"we can move toward a more comfortable

"and respectful place.

"I'd welcome the chance to do better

"and to understand what's happened with-- with time.

"And maybe we can even get to a point

to where we can both feel at peace."

"...at peace.

Apologies."

Go-- kiss my ass. Excuse me.

-[♪ tense percussive music playing] -Yeah, that's no good.

[♪ tense percussive music continues]

I've got your king in check again.

[groaning]

Warren, what do you think about the...

[yawning]

...fence across the street from us?

[Warren Wentworth] I didn't really mind the wall.

Because it-- that was none of my business.

-Mm-hmm. -I just remember that you didn't really like it.

Well, it's, uh, it doesn't fit in this neighborhood.

Well, when did you get, like, a little mad about that?

Well, I didn't get mad, I just went down to the city

and asked them to come out and look at it.

-Is it against the law? -Yep, it's against the law.

-[chess pieces clinking] -Oh, yeah, I missed that one.

What she's doing now is asking the city

to give her an exception to the rule.

-No, let me do it. -[Warren groans]

And build a nine-foot wall

completely around her whole property.

It looks like a giant box.

-Looks like a what? -A giant box.

Right. Right.

[Alexa] I decided to gather my team

to help me get through the next phase

of how we are gonna solve the problem

of satisfying the city and keeping my vision

for this beautiful, romantic courtyard and wall.

The city needs to approve all this and give us a variance.

Will this meet the parameters--

Yeah, how do we-- how do we connect sacred geometry to this?

Columns themselves, the-- the spacing and the height

creates what's known as the feet ratio.

That's present in the Great Pyramid.

Who do you think built the pyramid?

It was Thoth.

-[gasps] Thoth again? -Thoth--

Thoth was the high priest in Atlantis.

[Alexa] Okay.

The sides are based upon a three,

four, five rectangle.

That creates an energy-- a vibration.

What's the purpose of architecture?

Architecture is to act as your second skin,

to nourish your spirit, as does nature.

This is the first time I've been in a skin suit...

[laughing] I guess you would call it.

I don't think I've ever revealed that before.

[pen scribbling]

This book, the first of a trilogy,

chronicles my tightrope walk between Texas everywoman

and interstellar traveler.

As a child, I intuitively knew

I couldn't share my alternate reality with anyone.

My heart didn't understand

the darkness inside those who held me now.

I am everyone and no one.

I am alone.

It's not easy having to walk everywhere

when you remember what it was like

to have wings.

I'm gonna go through some of the images in my books.

This is a self-portrait.

That planet was destroyed and I was there to help.

There's a-- a whole story behind this

which probably don't need to get into.

This is allegedly me and my galactic partner.

And this entity in particular,

attempted to prod, and poke, and implant me,

and was extremely cruel.

And here I am sitting in this situation

where I'm engaging war on the darkness right now.

I need a strong boundary

between me and the outside world.

I am in enemy territory. I am surrounded

by some darkness.

I think Jeff is involved in the Masonic lodge

-and is a 33rd Degree Mason. -You're kidding!

Why does he keep fucking with that stupid stuff?

[Alexa] Since 1968, he was a Grand Master.

I don't want anything to do with any kind of backlash

for even talking about this.

[Jeff] My father was a Mason.

I'd say it's a quest by a man

to learn how to be a better person.

Morally, spiritually, and in every way.

We don't need a prison-wall-looking, um,

fence across the street from our house,

when it should be three-feet tall.

Are you gonna take them to court?

Yes. Yes, we will.

[♪ determined music playing]

Hey.

-Hey! -Good morning. How you doing?

Jeff Wentworth, I live right here.

-Hey, good morning. -Hey, good morning.

Morning. Good morning.

-Good morning. -Hi!

I know you're opposed to the wall.

-Oh, yeah. -She did file for a variance,

asking for a nine-foot fence surrounding the perimeter.

I'm kinda curious. What do you--

what do y'all think about this wall?

-Um... -That's a big wall.

Kind of like a prison, or...

We said it was kind of like Kim Kardashian.

So, what I'm trying to do is get neighbors like you and others

to go down to the Board of Adjustment hearing.

Since you're president of the Oak Park-Northwood

Neighborhood Association...

...and testify?

What do you suppose I'll have to, uh, comment on?

Well, the fact that you don't like it.

Alright.

They obviously want privacy.

What about your opinions?

Well, it reminds me of the Osama bin Laden...

...compound like he had...

...in Pakistan.

[♪ determined music continues]

-I can see that. -Uh, yeah.

You have the support of the Neighborhood Association.

-Great. Thank you very much. -You're welcome.

-I'll be there. I'm in. -Good deal.

I'm glad you're pioneering this.

-[Jeff] I need your vote, Ed. -[neighbor laughing]

-[♪ rock music playing in bar] -[Steven] They're really pissed.

I put 'em on YouTube, like, really pissed.

-[laughing] -Like, sued me

for 100 grand, pissed.

-What?! -They tried to.

-That's crazy. -It-- it didn't go anywhere.

That's crazy, it's crazy that

me and my best friends are at odds.

It's got to be dealt with in some kind of way.

-It can't just sit and fester. -Right.

[Steven] 'Cause if it does, I mean, you're aware...

[both] It's just gonna get worse.

Yeah. I mean, is there anything really nice

that you could do for them that you can think of?

Maybe something that guys did before,

that would be just a-- a gesture of some sort?

-[line ringing] -[indistinct]

Uh, yeah, I need to get a delivery

of a case of Coronitas.

[Steven] Oh, the-- a whole case.

During the pandemic, I'd go out foraging

for whatever I was gonna get,

and I'd always pick 'em up a case,

uh, and leave it on their porch.

[♪ hopeful music playing]

Come on, Joanne.

[♪ hopeful music continues]

[Steven] I'd like to do a pound of brisket,

and then a pound of pulled pork,

uh, with the sweet sauce, and some ribs.

[customer service] [on phone] That is not a problem.

[Steven] Can-- can I include a note in that?

I want to send this as a gift.

"To Jack and Joanne,

"I just wanted to send this delicious barbecue over

"as an act of good faith.

Hope all is well..."

Barbecue,

and baked beans, and pota-- and potato salad, and...

Oh, look, hot wings. He got hot wings too.

He's feeling bad because he's an idiot.

I'm sorry.

He shouldn't have been fuckin' with Miss Joanne.

[Alexa] Today's the variance hearing

and I've chosen to stay home.

I don't feel the need to expose myself

to the darkness of my neighbor, and all the others

that apparently he's lined up to speak.

So, I'm going to do it through Zoom.

My lawyer will be attending and representing me.

There's no reason to walk into a viper's nest.

[Jeff] I'll be very disappointed

if they do grant the variance.

The more people that show up,

the more likely it is they'll deny it.

But I don't know how many there will be.

[lawyer] We are here today to ask for a variance.

One neighbor sitting across the street

on his chair, taking photographs,

daily, of my client's house.

She's there alone,

and she feels significantly safer this way.

I've got my client here.

[Alexa] [over video call] I'm surrounded by darkness.

I feel it, I see it, I sense it.

He sat there with a camera

photographing my house.

[over video call] I do not feel safe without any wall

or some sort of a barrier of protection.

Uh, my name is Jeff Wentworth,

and by the way, I'm the photographer.

What we have plopped down in the middle of this

very attractive and desirable neighborhood

[over video call] is something that looks a lot

like a Mexican drug cartel compound

completely at odds with every other

of the 58 homes on Country Lane.

It's not a fence, it's a cinder block wall.

Why is someone building a prison on Country Lane?

To quote Ronald Reagan,

"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"

[lawyer] You know, my client is a single mother.

[zoning board member] I don't understand

what you're protecting the homeowner from.

-The permit was for three feet. -[lawyer] Yes.

It was not built three feet. What happened?

Well, the...

[Donald Oroian] I gonna step in here.

If a contractor builds it five feet higher,

that's completely not by accident.

So, I wasn't there.

[Donald] Thank you very much. We're gonna see

-if we have a motion. -[lawyer] Thank you.

Going once...

[♪ suspenseful music playing]

...going twice.

♪♪

Alright, case dies for lack of motion.

[sighing heavily]

We'll move on to the next item.

[sighs heavily]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[sighs]

♪♪

[Steven] Hey, Jack, Joanne, this is Steve.

Uh, I hope that you guys have got

some of the things I've sent over, the beer and the barbecue.

If there's an opportunity for you guys today

to come and have a chat,

we could probably solve a lot of our issues with each other

if we simply talk them out.

[on voicemail] So, if you can,

uh, I'll be at the Donelson Pub at three o'clock.

I hope that we could maybe forge

some sort of new path forward together,

instead of, you know,

being at odds with each other all the time.

[♪ music stops]

[♪ soft, suspenseful music playing]

-Hello. -Hi.

I just want you to know,

I'm done with you.

I tried to help you.

And that's all I've always tried to do,

be a friend to you.

I-- I thought the world of you.

We cared about you like you were my child.

And I've never been this close to a neighbor before.

And now, that's gone. That's gone.

So, I have to tell you something.

-You ain't gotta tell me shit. -I loved our friendship.

Go to hell. Come on, I'm going.

-You a piece of shit-- -Please, try to sit down

and-- and talk this out.

I don't want to talk to you ever, about anything.

-Okay? You see? -Well, that's-- that's the problem.

-That's how we got here. -No, you are the problem.

You are the problem.

I paid $6,000 for that fence

just to separate myself from you.

I don't have to look at you,

you filming me every time I go down the side of my house.

And I can't take any stress. No more stress.

They had to find a valve to go in my heart

to keep me alive.

Previous to all of this, when we were friends,

and you were insisting that I call you my Black mama...

-I didn't insist a damn thing. -...that's how close we were.

-You did. -You said-- you're a liar.

God gonna knock that lying

out of your ass, you watch and see.

Now you're always try to make yourself

greater or smarter than anybody,

-but you ain't smart worth a damn. -Okay.

Mr. Technology.

I've been watching you.

-Alright. -I got your ass.

Is this a threat?

You can call it whatever you want to.

-You a piece of shit. -Can we just try to sit down

and-- and talk without cussing and demor--

-demoralizing each other? -Give me my fucking money

that you got off me.

-What money? -Off that YouTube deal.

Why would you do me like that?

Because it's the only recourse I had.

The only recourse thing I can do.

-You-- you don't get a-- -Because I could

-rip the fence out. -What? Lemme tell you something.

I could vandalize, I could be violent.

There's lots of options I could do.

-You oughta be talking, fucker. -But instead, I give you social pressure

-to get you to change your mind. -Look, fuck you. Fuck you.

-And it worked. -Fuck you.

-You're just mad it worked. -And fuck you.

-You need some help. -I'll tell you,

if you would like all of that to go away,

-you can make an offer and you can have the channel. -Kiss my ass!

You piece of shit! You think you're smart?

You gonna get it.

And it's comin', too.

You don't even have a garage.

-What does that mean? -I'm better than you!

-Joanne, I-- -And, "Joanne," hell.

Your actions speak louder than words.

-It's-- -I forgive you.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Joanne cackling]

I've had enough of this bullshit for one day.

You can't talk to a psycho.

How you gonna talk to a psycho?

-Mm! Thank you, baby. -Bye, sweetie.

-Have a good night, honey. -Thank you, you too, baby.

He is not my neighbor anymore.

He's just somebody that lives next door to me

that I can't stand.

[rocks clattering]

[jackhammer knocking]

[mallet thudding]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Alexa] Now, we're left with a completely open front yard.

I no longer have a buffer between myself

and the neighbor.

Something was trying to get me to be afraid.

[Alexa] I have, and it works really well.

[nurse] And then also, it'll have magnesium in it

in a high dose, it'll be helpful for your headache as well.

[Alexa] Magnesium, yeah.

Whatever else you wanna do, 'cause I am nauseous, I'm sick.

I'm clearly in a spiritual attack.

Last week, my alarm system went down,

my internet went down, my garage doors

were opening on their own. Lights have been flickering.

And then I started thinking, I need to pray.

So, the minute I started praying,

I just started vomiting.

I don't have a fence. I have no protection.

I can't stay in a place

when the neighbor directly across the street,

his whole mantra is shadowy fear.

[nurse] Did you consider moving?

I've put the house up for sale.

I'm certain that Jeff thinks he won,

and he conquered the woman

across the street with the wall.

Well, this is a message for you, Jeff.

-Darkness is a choice... -[whooshing, squelching]

-...and the price is forever. -[electricity crackling]

In the blink of an eye, you can release all that.

Release the darkness.

[energy zooming]

[echoing] Find love.

Hmm.

[♪ mystical music playing]