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I don't feel okay here.

I feel like I wanna run.

We've had customers walk in the door

and stop dead in their tracks.

Those things are here.

I saw several dead people standing amongst the diners.

To me, they feel like a threat.

I am extremely creeped out.

I just hear death.

My name is Amy Allan.

God.

It's 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 doing that to her?

...when we uncover if it's safe for you to stay...

That's it.

...or time to get out.

Somebody's gonna die over there soon, yeah.

I'm in Sedona, Arizona, about 2 hours from Phoenix.

We got called in by a guy named Joe.

Now, he moved out here from the East Coast

and opened up a restaurant to live the good life.

Problem is, the activity's so bad,

his employees and customers are scared to death.

And he says, if we can't fix it,

he may lose his entire life savings.

Before Amy arrives, I clear the area of anything

that might influence her findings.

This is a large space with a lot of historical items

and signs that need to be covered.

When I'm finished, the location'll be ready

for tonight's walk.

Agh, I really don't like it here.

I feel really, really, very sick.

A lot of anxiety.

And stress.

I think that, if the living spent enough time here,

you know, they would develop things like ulcers

or stomach problems.

I'm getting feelings of being abandoned, unwanted.

I don't feel very good here.

So, Joe, when we spoke on the phone,

you sounded really concerned about things.

What's goin' on?

Well, there's been a lot of reports,

by both my employees and customers,

of things happening here in the restaurant.

Okay, so that's costin' you business.

It is, indeed, but the most important

concern, in my mind, is the safety of my guests,

my customers, and my employees.

Okay. How long have you owned the building?

13 years.

Okay. When did you start havin' experiences?

I haven't had any experiences.

I haven't had any experiences here,

or anywhere else in my life.

Okay. Not to be rude,

but what the hell am I doin' here, then?

I believe it's really happening.

I certainly did not believe it

in the beginning, as a skeptic,

but we've had customers walk in the door

and stop dead in their tracks.

These are real people - Right.

that are having genuine experiences.

All right. Joe, I know you've had no experiences,

but what's been reported to you?

Things moving on their own.

Shadow figures in different forms.

Full-body apparitions.

And also mood changes.

With all this concern you have,

why don't you just sell the place?

I'm too invested in the place.

It's a gorgeous building.

I've put many years

in improving it and in restoring it.

Let me show you a photo

of what the facility used to look like.

So, Joe, this must've cost a pretty penny,

for you to restore all this.

It did. It cost me my life savings.

Okay.

Sometimes, my partner,

she'll tell a client that it's not safe to stay here.

How would you take that information?

I don't know how I would deal with that.

That would be devastating news for me.

A lot of the things that are here are not welcoming.

Everything in this room, I despise.

I don't like the flooring. I don't like this bar.

It adds too much chaos to the environment.

There's not many places where you can go here and feel okay.

I think that, for people who are slightly sensitive,

to be here would be a **** nightmare.

I don't think they would last too long, honestly.

I think it would be a real struggle.

I think they would see a lot of stuff all the time.

I think they would feel physically horrendous.

I don't wanna **** be here right now.

I- I don't feel okay here.

I feel like I wanna run.

So, Karyn, I was talkin' to Joe

and he was tellin' me that you guys are partners

and he's concerned for the employees,

as well as the customers that come here.

You agree with him?

Yes, I do agree with him.

My concern is that, customers and employees,

that they are not fearful to be here

and/or in any type of danger.

So I know Joe's never had an experience before.

What about you?

Well, I did have one

back here, with one of my cooks.

Okay. - And a cup like this

flew off of that middle shelf

toward us, at the steam table.

It bounced off and broke on the floor.

And nobody else was in the kitchen at the time?

- No. - And nothin's gonna fall

and fly all the way across, at least 5-, 6-, 7-feet span.

No. Not with the laws of physics.

Doesn't work that way.

Well, it sounds like you had a close call back here.

That coulda been a knife

and you could've been seriously hurt.

Boy.

There's so many accidents here.

It's abnormal. It's not normal.

It's freaking people out.

People falling down, burn.

You know, stupid **** that's so constant,

over and over and over again.

Yeah, it's bad. You know, it's not good, you know?

It's a lot, a lot.

So, have you had any other experiences?

Yes, I did, in the front fine-dining room.

Something brushed up against the back of me.

Did you get the sense it might've been a man or a woman?

No. I didn't get a sense of an actual gender.

I felt like it -- it was almost

as if it was just checking me out.

All right, was the door open, like maybe the wind?

Nothing. No staff. No one.

what are you hopin' to get

outta this investigation? - I'm concerned for

the customers and employees.

I want them to feel safe.

We really want you guys to figure out

what it is that's here and get rid of it.

What is that?

There's a dog.

But it's not a good dog.

It's a bad dog!

And I hear this is what they need to be concerned about.

They all feel things brushing against them.

This is this animal.

It causes bad things to happen.

Is it what's doin' the stuff in here?

Yes.

I do think it's a possibility that, other than just

causing accidents for living people here,

I think that, if the living have

some kind of interaction with the dog,

they are possibly, somehow, marked.

To die.

So, Deborah, I understand that you're the office manager here.

Yes. And I'm a healer, a psychic, and a medium.

Have you had any experiences?

Well, we had a stretch of time here

where people were argumentative,

irritable, depressed.

How do you know that this just wasn't

employees bein' in a bad mood?

Well, it went on for such an extended period

and seemed to involve so many different people,

even people who are normally,

you know, even-keeled.

Whether that's paranormal or not, I don't know.

Anything else?

Yes, actually.

I was walking through the front dining room

Okay. - and I saw a man sitting

at a table.

I turned back around to introduce myself

and there was no one there.

Can you describe him for me?

A little bit tall.

The hair was a little long,

parted in the middle, with wings.

I could feel his intense ownership,

like he was looking over the place

or taking care of it.

Okay. So now, if you saw a sketch or a photo,

would you be able to identify him?

Well, yes. I already have.

And, actually the photograph's over there.

Who is this guy?

He's Henry Frank Gibson, the former owner.

That photo is the guy you saw?

Yes. And I had not seen that photograph

until several days after I had seen the apparition.

I'm seeing this larger male.

He's in his 50s.

His hair, a little longer, a little.

It feels like he had a lot to do with this place.

Feels like a...owner.

Something weird is going on with the dead here.

There just seems to be an issue

with the dead finding rest in this specific area.

The living are sensitive and they will feel their deaths

and they might not understand what they're feeling.

They would feel the sense of dying, the dying process.

I think they would also feel

fear and sadness and anxious.

So, Jane, I understand that you work here.

Yeah, for 5 years.

Any experiences you could tell me about?

Well, yes. When I was hosting,

I sat four lovely ladies at this very table

and then I went to the kitchen

and came back and there were only three,

so I said, "Shall I wait for the fourth one?"

and they said, "No.

There's only three of us here."

You sure that a fourth person didn't come in right behind 'em

and they were just a single customer?

I knew. I knew there were four ladies.

All right. So anything else?

Entering the bar, one night,

an enormous, pitch-black, triangular cape

came flyin' at me from the uppermost ceiling,

down, straight at me,

to the point where I physically jumped.

And then it was gone.

Did it look like it was intentionally going at you?

It did, sir, and it was frightening.

There are a group of beings

out here and they are like smoke.

They're not solid.

You can see through them.

And their eyes are lights.

They made me feel uncomfortable.

What?

Just those things are here.

- The smoky things? - Yeah.

How many of these things are there?

Four or five, I'm thinkin'.

Do you know what these things are?

I'm leaning towards some kind of elementals.

Elementals are entities created by nature.

They are not necessarily dangerous.

But these are.

To me, they feel like a threat.

Heather, I understand that you used to work here.

Yes, I did. I was a hostess, server.

So, I assume you've had experiences, then.

Yes. - Okay. Can you take me

through some of 'em?

I did feel some anxiety,

just a tightness, being in here.

I can hear and feel energies around me.

I'm very sensitive if there's another being,

apparition, or energy.

Okay. So, anything else?

I was in the bar area, carrying trays,

and telling a gentlemen, "Excuse me,"

standing in my way, wearing a plaid shirt.

And I look. There's nobody there.

Okay. So can you describe that person?

Gruffy, rough-looking, dirty.

Have you seen him again since that time?

Yes. In the kitchen area.

I don't know, 'cause it's being New Age,

or this is a woo-woo type of town,

but everybody seems to take what's goin' on here kinda

"We got ghosts, they throw things, no big deal."

This is what goes on here.

Okay. So, anything else?

When I would go and serve in the dining room,

I saw several dead people

standing amongst the diners.

How many people you talkin'?

5 to 12.

How many times has this happened?

A few times, serving in the dining room.

I would almost drop my tray,

trying to move around someone,

thinking that they're there,

and then, all of a sudden, they're gone.

I- It made me pretty uncomfortable,

to encounter something like that.

I am extremely creeped out.

What's happening?

Anybody who's died here is set up like mannequins.

There's people in these chairs.

But they're dead.

It looks like their physical bodies are here

and their soul is stuck in their physical body

and they've been like propped up like mannequins.

They can't talk or move.

I think the living would maybe see this.

This is cree-ee-py.

I don't like it.

Joe didn't know much history about his restaurant,

so I made some calls

and, it turns out, a guy named George Nelson got shot

and ended up dyin' in his parking lot back in 1957.

I managed to track down the victim's nephew,

who says, even though this is still an open case,

he's got his own theory about what actually happened.

So, Dan, before we get to your uncle's tragic death,

what can you tell me about him?

Here's a picture of him, probably from when

he was a senior in high school.

He was just friendly, nice.

Not an enemy in the world.

All right, Dan, so, if you can,

take me through the night of the murder. What happened?

It happened May 25, 1957,

by the bar that you're investigating.

Rainbow's End was what it was called back then.

My uncle was with a couple of his friends,

a couple of his buddies, then there was

two younger girls that they had picked up.

They all piled in the car.

My uncle was in the passenger seat up front.

Okay. - And one of his friends

was driving and then the other guy was

in the backseat, between the two girls.

One thing you should know is the friend

who was driving was married

and the guy who was in the back had a girlfriend.

They'd just left Rainbow's End

and they passed by a car

that was sittin' on the side of the road.

All of a sudden, the car pulls up bes--

behind 'em, started following.

George turned around to the guy in the backseat

and said, "You'd better duck down,

'cause your girlfriend's followin' us."

So your uncle recognized the car?

Yes. All of a sudden, boom! Gunshot.

The back window shattered. It hit my uncle in the head.

There's brains everywhere, total chaos.

Witnesses told me that they saw my uncle

"gurgling" on the floorboards of the car,

so, even though his brains were blown apart,

he was still alive.

You know, his body was still alive.

He was breathing. And they turned around

and went back to Rainbow's End,

but, by then, it was too late. He was dead.

I have a copy of

my uncle's death certificate right here.

So do you think this girl intended

to kill somebody in that car?

I think she was actually just trying to scare them

and my uncle died because of it.

So, officially, George Nelson's murder

is unsolved, to this day.

There's some kind of gunfight.

I feel like somebody got shot with a shotgun.

It's a guy and he's young.

It takes him a while to die.

It hurts. It horribly hurts.

It hurts so **** bad.

So far, I've got a restaurant owner scared

for the safety of his employees and guests, on a property

where a man died of a gunshot wound to the head.

But I wanna see if there's anything else.

Searchin' through old records, I find an article

about a local man who died in 2006.

Turns out, he was run over by a car

right outside my client's property.

I'm on my way to meet with the county sheriff,

who says the victim used to be a regular at Joe's restaurant.

So, this guy that got killed

right outside my client's restaurant,

did you find out anything about him?

Actually, I have a photo of him right here.

Randy Lee Austin.

54 years old.

He was kind of a drifter. Came to Sedona in 2005.

He would spend a lot of time at Relics.

What about the day of his death? What happened?

April 4, 2006, he went to Relics,

spent some time there

at your client's establishment.

Okay. - And, as it got dark,

he left the bar. A couple witnesses

had seem him crossing the street.

Another witness said he saw him gettin' down,

actually just laying down, facedown, on the street,

when an oncoming car skidded right over

the top of him, killing him instantly.

Here is a copy

of the obituary in the newspaper.

Why would he be laying down on the road, though?

Well, he was an alcoholic.

I'm getting another death here.

There's something about a car accident.

Somebody **** up their back, bad.

So **** bad.

My God.

I think the dog foretells accidents and stuff,

that it likes to do that.

I think that, if the living

encounter the dog, in some fashion,

like it could be like a harbinger

of death.

If the living see or hear this dog,

it means they're going to die soon.

But it doesn't mean they're gonna die here,

like the car accident thing.

But it seems like some people

who start their dying process here or who die here,

you're either stuck in your death state

or you're like turned into a mannequin.

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You could pretty much throw a dart

at a map of the U.S. and you'll hit a spot

where the Native Americans got the shaft.

It's no different here.

I'm on my way to meet with an author who's going to

tell me about what the locals call The Removal.

So, Melissa, thanks for helpin' me out with this case.

Before we get to The Removal,

who were the Native Americans here?

Okay, there were two basic tribes in the area.

They were the Yavapai and the Apache

and they both came in about the same time,

about the mid-1400s.

After the Civil War, late 1860s,

people started pushing West, so, first, the miners

came in, looking for gold and silver,

and then, right after them came white settlers.

Okay. So how'd that go?

Well, it didn't go very well.

There were minor clashes here and there,

until 1872 and the Skeleton Cave Massacre.

Okay, so what happened there?

The soldiers were told to round up

all the Yavapai and Apache

and bring them to the new reservation.

They heard that there were some Apache

held up in a cave.

They went to get them and they fought back.

How many did they kill?

Well, they killed 75 Indians

and they captured probably 30.

That's brutal.

That was brutal. As a matter of fact,

this picture is of the cave in 1908.

So these bones were there this whole time?

They were there the whole time.

And, of course, a lot of the bones

were scattered by wild animals.

So the next plan, in 1875,

was to march them 180 miles south to the

San Carlos reservation, close to Phoenix.

For whatever reason, they decided to do this

in February.

1,500 people started the march

and hundreds died along the way.

I'm curious 'cause, Native Americans,

the way they bury people is pretty sacred.

What happened with the dead along the trail?

They were not allowed

to stop and take care of the dead.

They were forced to just leave the dead,

or probably sick or injured,

where they lay and just keep marching.

That's pretty nasty.

It is, yeah. And, unfortunately, the whites

didn't have much empathy for the Indians, you know?

They had trouble seeing them as "human."

A Native American came up to me.

I'm feeling a lot of people,

being disturbed.

They're not being able to rest.

This isn't right.

This is wrong. They're very unhappy.

They're very sad.

There's a lot of crying.

Do you know what happened to the dead here?

It was over a period of time and they were happy, dead,

and then something happened and they woke up

and then they were disturbed and they're unhappy and crying.

Do you have any idea of when this happened?

It was dirt.

Long time ago.

There's so much illness and mental anguish.

I'm feeling a lot of panic back here, a lot of chaos.

I feel like the living who are here a lot,

they could form disorders.

And I mean like full-on disorders,

like general-anxiety disorders.

Severe stomach issues would develop.

Esophagus issues would develop.

This is bad.

I saw several disturbing things on my walk,

but the dead people propped up like mannequins

in the dining room had me the most concerned.

It's dark and they can't move.

They're trapped inside their bodies?

And their eyes were very scary to me.

They were extremely intense.

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 want you to meet Joe.

You wanna know how many experiences he's had?

Zero. None.

Reason he's called us in is

because of people like Deborah, who's his office manager;

and Heather, who worked here for a few years.

They've had a lot of experiences.

Joe thinks the paranormal is costing him business,

but his biggest concern is the safety

for his customers and his employees.

He wants to know what the hell is here

and how to get rid of it.

So now that I told Amy a little bit about you guys,

I'm gonna have her describe her walk.

When I arrived, I was very distracted

by a lot of chaotic and confusing energy.

It had to do with random objects.

Specifically, the wood flooring was bothersome.

The bar and some objects on display in the back room,

these items were emitting chaotic energy

and it just added to the overall

intense energy of this location.

Amy, there's a few things you should know about Joe

and this place.

Now, you were talkin' about the floor and the bar.

Joe and his business partner, Karyn,

did extensive renovations on this place

when they bought it about 13 years ago.

Joe sank his life savings into it.

This what the bar used to look like before.

This is circa 1980. - Wow.

Obviously, just from comin' in here,

you can see the huge amount of work that was done.

Interesting.

That makes a lot of sense.

So, during my walk,

I'm getting sicker and sicker and drained.

I do think that living individuals here

might feel some of that at times,

because there's a lot of stress, a lot of anxiety.

And what I got, in extreme cases,

so if you're here consistently or if you're really sensitive,

you could develop some stomach problems, like ulcers.

Amy, there's something you should know about

the two ladies on both sides of Joe.

Both of them are sensitives

and both of them have spent a lot of time here.

Now, we didn't discuss sickness

when I interviewed both you ladies,

but anxiety and stress was definitely a thing.

I agree with the stress and the anxiety.

Just so much pressure,

so much energy coming at you all at once.

Deborah, you talked to me about the bad vibes in this place.

There was a extended period

where there were a lot of dissension,

a lot of arguments, a lot of customer complaints,

and it was going on amongst many people

for a prolonged period, and even among people

who are normally eventempered.

Interesting.

Okay, so what else on the walk?

So, I went into the kitchen

and what I saw happening in the kitchen

were a lot of ridiculous accidents

and the thing that was causing these accidents was a dead dog.

I got that it is extremely negative

and it's been here for a very long time.

The living might feel it brush up against them.

They might feel weight against them, causing them to move.

If people encounter the dog and they see it or they hear it,

that could actually indicate that that person might die.

It doesn't cause someone to die,

but it could possibly foretell their death.

You're talkin' about accidents in the kitchen.

Joe, tell Amy

what happened to Karyn with the cup.

Karyn actually experienced a cup fly across the room

and she was in there with one of her cooks

and they both saw it.

Now, she also told somethin' 'bout her gettin'...

Brushed behind her, that's correct.

She was just walking through

the dining room up front.

and she experienced something behind her

that she could sense very clearly,

but nothing was there when she looked.

Boy.

That's not good.

So what else?

There were a couple of people that I encountered

who seemed to be stuck in their death states

and reliving their deaths over and over and over again.

I encountered one individual in the bar area.

This was a younger male.

I got that this person was shot

and it felt like my insides were just ripped apart.

It was extremely painful.

I know that it took quite some time to die from this.

Somethin' I came across in my research,

there was a guy who was shot

and then died in the parkin' lot right here.

This happened on May 25, 1957.

19-year-old George Nelson came here

with some friends for a drink.

I actually have a picture of him.

So, now, when they finished drinking here,

George, two guys, and two girls piled into a car

and started to leave.

Guy in the front seat that was driving was married.

And the guy sitting in the back had a girlfriend.

During the drive, George noticed that there was a car

following 'em right outside here.

Before he could do anything,

a shot went through the back windshield.

He was struck in the head by the bullet,

but it didn't kill him right away.

They drove back here to the parkin' lot

and he wound up goin' DOA here.

gunshot wound to the head.

Now, the case is still unsolved, but I spoke to George's nephew.

He thinks that the car that followed them belonged

to the girlfriend of one of the guys in the car.

According to him, the girl was jealous

and she mighta been tryin' to scare them,

wound up killin' a guy.

But she was never questioned about the shooting.

Wow.

So I'm back in the kitchen

and I felt that there was another death.

It had to do with something with the dog.

I got that there was a car accident,

their back was horribly damaged.

I was in so much pain at the time that I had to kneel down.

I got that this happened very close to this location.

I think I know what she's talkin' about.

I'm pretty sure you do.

There was a car accident that happened

right on the street here next to Relics back in 2006.

Randy Austin, he was a regular customer here.

I've got a photo.

Now, he drank here all the time, pretty much every day.

We found out he was a drifter, kind of a homeless guy,

here and there.

On April 4, 2006, after a long day of drinking,

he walked out of the bar

and laid facedown on the road, for some reason.

What?

Now, it's pitch-black out there.

Oncoming car didn't him until it was too late.

It ran right over him. - My --

He died at the scene.

Now, the driver was cleared.

It was obviously an accident.

He was known by a lot of people

and it was a very sad incident when that occurred.

No one really understood why he did that, either.

So, Amy, do you think that's the same guy?

It could be.

Which is awful.

If it is him, it's unfortunate

because he would be stuck in his death state.

Okay, so we've got accidents. We got shootings.

What else?

I went into the area that is kinda like decorated Victorian.

Which is that front dining room.

And there were these smoky, grayish, blackish,

foggy things that had light for eyes.

Aaaaah!

What?

Just, those things are here.

I kinda pride myself on not being afraid of too many things

and this just really caught me off-guard.

What are these things?

They're elementals, which means they were never alive.

And then, at the tables, I saw like

what initially I thought were mannequins

and there were about 10 of 'em.

And then I hear the screaming and I'm like "Okay."

What I got was that these entities had, over many years,

collected several deceased people

and, unfortunately through that collecting process,

they have trapped them here, their souls and their bodies.

- All right. - Walking into the dining room,

- Yeah. - what did I see?

- Yeah, tell her. - People just --

between 5 and 12,

just standing amongst the diners,

for no reason.

It was an uncomfortable feeling.

I did have a sketch done.

Frankly, I did find it very disturbing.

I would not spend a long time in that room.

It absolutely creeped me out.

I don't know if you guys wanna go back in that room

after seein' this.

I recognize it.

Really?

Yeah.

I've seen this sort of thing

many, many times, over and over again.

It's like something from a horror movie.

This means a lot, that you've seen this,

because I can't share this with other people.

So what do these smoky creatures want with the dead people?

They're collecting them because they think they're beautiful.

Like they're dolls.

They just put 'em where they want 'em.

- Like a toy to them. - Yeah.

And you believe that those individuals

may be these individuals?

I think it's highly likely.

So, Deborah, I noticed you got a little emotional.

Well, I think the suffering

of those souls needs to be addressed.

Joe, it looks like you called us in just in time.

It is bad. It's really bad.

So, Joe, I know you're a skeptic,

but you gotta be pretty blown away by what you heard tonight.

- Absolutely. - Now comes the hard part.

We're gonna find out what it's gonna take for you

to make your restaurant safe again

and, for that, I'm gonna turn it over to Amy.

The first thing is the residual energy.

The entire location needs to be cleaned, from top to bottom,

I'm thinking about one time per month, for 6 months.

I know that's a big job, but this is the best thing

to remove all of this collected energy.

And then, once that's done,

a shaman and a medium need to be contacted,

who are willing to work together.

What I would like the shaman to do is to perform a ritual

to reach out to the elementals, to appease them.

Once that ritual's completed, the medium needs to step in

and help any of the deceased individuals

who don't go on their own.

Many will probably just leave,

but some might be a little stunned, confused,

and the medium may need to assist them in moving them on.

Will the dog go, too?

Yes.

So, when the shaman comes in,

is he gonna get rid of these smoky things?

No. What he or she will do is

a ritual that will send a clear message and intention

that they are being acknowledged,

that respect will now be given, that we understand

what they've been through, and things of that nature.

All right. So they'll stay here,

but they're not gonna trap any more souls.

Correct.

They'll leave, but these guys are still here,

with the scary eyes,

shootin' down in my dining room?

Unfortunately, yes.

So people may see these things, living people?

I think, if they're sensitive, yeah.

Then, after that, at least once a week,

you need to make an offering to the elementals.

And my suggestion is to go to one of the local

metaphysical stores and, whatever you feel pulled to,

that's them letting you know, "This is what we want."

So you bring that object back and you say,

"This is now for you"

and you can select an area to place the object in.

So as far as the cleansing, once a month for 6 months,

how will it feel for them?

Yeah. It's gonna be good.

Good energy.

I'm very pleased that all of this came out.

I'm willing to try it.

So, Joe, I know you put your heart

and soul into this place and it means everything to you.

As far as all this stuff Amy suggests to do,

are you gonna take that task on?

Absolutely.

It's too easy.

Joe has a lot of work to do, if he wants to keep

his employees and guests out of harm's way.

With the help of a shaman,

the elementals will stop trapping the dead;

and, with the help of a medium, the dead can move on,

allowing Joe to run his restaurant safely

for many years to come.

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