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Something is wrong.
I don't know. I don't feel good in here.
I'm losing my family.
This is pure evil.
She doesn't remember dying.
This is a hell house, and I just feel like we're cursed.
Doorway's been opened.
Living people have a lot of horrible experiences
in this place.
This seems like a possession.
My name is Amy Allan.
Everything was built on blood.
I see dead people.
Very disturbing.
I speak to dead people.
There's victims around him. Ow.
And they speak to me.
Her voice sounds like death.
But there's only one way to know if my findings are real.
The living don't stand a chance here.
I rely on my partner.
I'm Steve Di Schiavi.
I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.
You could have got killed.
And I know every person, every house has secrets.
This is coming straight from hell.
It's my job to reveal them.
Your mom was murdered right here in this room?
Yes, she was.
But Steve and I never speak...
We never communicate during an investigation.
...until the very end...
This was just the beginning.
...when we uncover if it's safe for you to stay...
Oh, my God.
...or time to get out.
They're very bad.
This house is going to kill me.
I'm out here in Layton, Utah.
It's a suburb of Salt Lake City.
I got called in by a guy named Craig.
This guy thought he was doing the right thing by his daughter
and her family when he bought them a house
just down the street from him.
Problem is this.
Something in that house is going after his 6-year-old grandson,
and the activity is ripping his family apart.
He sounded pretty desperate, and I'm hoping we can help him out.
Before Amy arrives, I clear the area of anything
that might influence her findings.
Personal items and family photographs
have to be covered or removed.
When I'm finished, tonight's walk can begin.
Something is wrong here.
I'm hearing wreaking havoc, causing commotion.
Don't like this place.
There's a lot of sadness in this house.
This is not good.
Living people have a lot of horrible experiences
in this place.
When we spoke on the phone,
you sounded like you were at the end of your rope.
What the hell is going on here?
I'm losing my family, and I need some help.
All right. So, Craig, you don't live here.
No. I don't live here.
I bought this house for my daughter.
That's my daughter, Emily.
This is my son-in-law, Justin.
This is my grandson, Hayden.
He's just turned 6 years old.
We wanted to help them out.
But you know what? It's so bad.
They can't even live here.
After being here a month, Emily and Hayden had to leave.
Okay. Where to? To my house.
Okay. So who's living here now?
My son-in-law, Justin, has been here all by himself
for the last 5 months,
and he refuses to leave.
Okay. So what's going on in the house?
Footsteps, doors opening and closing.
We also experience shadow people.
When we spoke on the phone,
you mentioned that your grandson was an issue.
I have seen a dramatic change in him.
He used to be a sweet little child.
Now he's a terror.
Lots of 6-years-old are terrors. No.
Whatever this is has taken complete control of him.
I firmly believe he is being possessed.
This thing here has one goal, one goal, and that is to hurt.
Why don't you just sell this house and get out of here?
Moving them out will not solve the problem
because this thing here travels.
It goes down to our house.
When they moved in, all of a sudden, it started to go crazy.
Shadow people showed up.
What are you hoping we can do for you?
Plain and simple, my family needs to be protected.
That's all that I care about.
There's a kid here, like, a boy, a male.
Was he a living person?
Pretty sure.
He's out of control.
He's out of control.
He's got a lot of rage.
Oh, he's, like, screaming and yelling and freaking out
and just losing his [bleep],
like, starting fights.
There's something...
not right with his scream.
You weren't kidding when they said
they got out of here in a hurry.
They didn't even unpack.
They stopped because of the activity.
So why'd you bring me in here?
Hayden has told us time and time again,
"Down here, I see shadow people go like this."
They cover their arms like this. Okay.
And they disappear in the walls, and they come out of the walls.
Are these the same shadow figures you told me you've seen?
Yes. Okay. Anything else?
I came downstairs here,
and I was right up against the door
that leads into the lower basement.
I could feel something grab at me.
So did it feel like a person was grabbing you?
It felt like three separate sets of arms
had grabbed me around the chest,
and it grabbed me around the stomach,
and it grabbed me around my legs,
so I couldn't get away.
Now, did you hear or see anything when this was going on?
No. Okay. Anything else?
Every time that we're here, you can always feel
somebody watching you.
You just feel that you're just not alone.
You on any medication, drinking, maybe?
No.
If we do nothing, and it goes unchecked,
what do you think could happen?
I worry, and I expect that my grandson will be hurt.
As a father, I feel like I have failed my daughter
because the intent was to help her,
and it just torments me that I didn't see this coming.
There's an older man.
He's dead.
He's probably in his, like, 60s or 50s,
hates everybody.
How would the living be affected by this?
I'm assuming that they feel watched by him.
He'll call your name.
This is odd.
It seems like he's kind of becoming part of the house.
He's, like, in the wall.
He's, like, losing his consciousness into the house.
Talked to your father-in-law.
He basically said you're the last man standing here.
Yes.
So I'm assuming you've had experiences.
Oh, yeah. Okay.
Why don't you tell me about some of them?
I saw an apparition on the inside
of the bathroom door of a face.
Now, is there a way you could describe
how it looked on the door? Yeah.
It was almost like it was painted on there,
almost like a face, like, kind of just smeared down.
Now, is there a window in that restroom?
Yes.
So was it anything that was coming in from the outside?
No, couldn't be. Light doesn't really pierce in.
Anything else? Well, I was laying in bed,
and I got this really cold breeze on my face,
and I couldn't tell where it came from,
and all of a sudden, the temperature of the room
seemed to drop about 20, 30 degrees.
Was the fan on? No, fan was off.
You have AC units?
We have one vent over here on the floor,
and it's not connected to the AC.
So it sounds like your family is going through some intense,
bizarre stuff here. Yeah.
That's why my wife and son are not in the house no more.
So how is Hayden doing when you do see him?
His attitude and demeanor has changed
ever since we got this house.
He goes into, as we, you know, like, fits or, you know,
stuff like that, and he shuts down on us.
How are you dealing with that?
It's rough.
It's hard being away from both of them,
but it's the safety thing.
I feel they're safer over there.
It sounds like you're being stubborn staying here.
Why don't you just get the hell out?
No matter what they do, they're not going to run me off.
This is my house.
I'm going to stay here, and I'm going to fight.
Okay.
There's another dead guy down here.
He's young.
He doesn't want us here.
He's a problem.
He can project cold.
Living people would feel the ice right up their spine,
right at their neck, like, the hair raising up.
He can also push people away with his emotions.
You feel that.
The young dead guy also likes to come in here.
This is uncomfortable.
This is disgusting.
Why are you saying that? What's he doing?
He watches them.
He stalks them.
He's a voyeur.
He is a [bleep] pervert.
So I'm to understand that the activity got so bad
that you moved out with your son.
Yes.
I left knowing that it would be the best thing for him.
This is something that I cannot protect him from.
Justin stayed behind.
How is that affecting your marriage?
It's not easy.
The things that we've been through,
most people would not be married anymore.
So what experiences have you had?
I've seen the shadow figures all over the house.
Okay. Can you describe them?
The ones that I've seen have been pitch black,
shaped like a human figure.
Have you seen them at your dad's house, too?
Yes.
Now, Emily, did you ever experience anything paranormal
before you moved here?
I've experienced the paranormal my entire life.
Did Hayden have any problems before moving here?
Yeah.
Ever since he was a baby, he's always seen things,
heard things.
So as you know, your father called us in...
- Yes. - ...because he was worried about
how this house was affecting Hayden.
Mm-hmm. How are you seeing it?
Personality-wise, this house has just completely changed him.
He's gotten very violent at times.
You know, there's nothing there in his eyes.
I mean, that's not my boy. All right.
So what do you think is going on?
I don't know, maybe a possession.
I just feel like we're cursed.
I'm seeing a living woman in here.
Can you describe her?
The only thing I really kind of feel is her age,
so I'm thinking my age or possibly a little younger.
She feels responsible, somehow.
Responsible for what?
I guess for her kid wigging out or some [bleep].
She feels like, somehow, because of her genetics,
that her family is cursed.
Maybe she's had encounters or experiences
with shadow people throughout her life.
Feels like things are following her.
What are you experiencing here?
I've heard several different voices.
Okay. What are you hearing?
Basically to cause harm to my family.
You on any medication that may cause this kind of thing?
No, no.
All right. Anything else?
I've been hit many times. Okay. So give me an example.
Hayden and I were in the bathroom.
I decided to open to door, and that's when I got punched,
and the side of my face was completely swollen.
And this has happened many times?
I mean, if I'm in this house longer than 20 minutes,
I just get brutally hit.
All right. Is there anything else?
You know, physically, I've just completely felt drained,
just sick, nauseated, at times.
Both Hayden and I get horrible headaches.
How is this affecting you, emotionally, and your family?
It's just, like, at times, I just want to give up.
This is a hell house.
This young dead guy really messes with the living here.
He causes the bad headaches here.
He likes to be right on females.
They would feel his breathing on their necks,
so I think women would feel uncomfortable with his presence.
I think the women would hear their names being called.
He's definitely a predator.
He can travel.
He can leave with the women.
This is weird.
There's dark stuff going on.
I keep hearing, "Magic, magic, magic,"
and a doorway has been opened,
and shadow figures are coming in from another dimension.
That's not a good sign.
Hayden, how old are you?
Six.
You got some scary things happening here?
Mm-hmm.
So, Hayden, what are you seeing in the house?
I see shadow people... Okay.
...dark ones.
Dark ones?
Yeah. They look at me.
Do you see them a lot? Yeah.
Do they do anything when you're with them?
They give me headaches.
Okay. Does it hurt bad? Yeah.
Do they talk to you at all?
Yeah.
What do they say?
It sounds like you don't like to talk about it. Yeah.
But they scare you. Mm-hmm.
We're going to try to get rid of those shadow people, okay? Yeah.
You want us to get rid of them. Don't you? Mm-hmm.
Yeah. Yeah.
Okay.
This is a bad room, really bad.
How? What do you mean?
There's this gaping hole in the closet.
It's like a hole to where the shadow people come from.
It's only shadow people coming out of there,
and there's, like, arms and hands coming out.
I've never seen this before.
They'll grab your legs and your feet,
your hands, your wrists.
This is bad and bad.
I don't know. I don't feel good in here.
I feel horribly ill, like I'm going to puke.
Oh...
What kind of danger do these shadow people pose?
Living people, they could take them in there, you know?
They would just, like, disappear.
Shadow people, usually, they focus on children and elderly,
and they can cause them to die.
Digging into the property deeds,
one family stood out to me, the Morgans.
Now, they were here for 65 years,
so I expected there to be some deaths,
but according to the genealogist I'm headed to meet,
these people were dropping like flies.
So, Luana, I appreciate you meeting with me.
Why'd you want to meet here?
Well, the people that owned the property before your client,
the Morgan family, had a barn like this one.
Okay. They got here about 1892.
They were there until about the 1950s.
Now, you mentioned on the phone that they suffered
just about every kind of death.
Well, it all revolves around this woman, Martha Morgan.
She was born on the property
and lived there most of her life.
Her father gave her property
when she reached adulthood to build a home of her own,
and that's when the tragedies really began.
Did she live in the same house as my clients?
No. Okay. So let's start with the first one.
The first one would be her niece.
Mary is only 17 days old when she caught bronchitis
and suffered severe convulsions,
and she died in the family home.
All right.
So this kind of a death at that time, not uncommon.
No, it's not, but the next one is.
In 1928, Martha's husband, Albert, was killed by a train.
He was crossing the tracks and was T-boned
by a speeding freight train.
It carried him almost a quarter of a mile down the tracks,
and he was only 32 years old.
That's tragic.
Believe it or not, there was another accident
involving a train.
Martha's cousin, Norma, was on her way home from a dance
with her boyfriend, Rex.
Rex saw a train approaching, thought he could make it,
but he slammed on his brakes at the last minute,
and they were hit by the train and killed instantly.
Geez.
And here's a picture of the two victims and their mangled car.
So that's two more deaths,
and then these aren't just normal deaths, either.
There's still more.
Her mother dies the year after that train accident
of stomach cancer in the family home.
Okay. And what about the father?
Her dad dies 2 years later of a heart attack.
I mean, it sounds like everybody dropped dead around her.
That's right.
There's a lot of loss and sadness in this room.
I'm hearing crying and crying and crying.
It's a woman.
She's older,
I guess, like, 60s or 70s, even.
And do you get anything on her connection to the property?
I think she lived here.
Somebody calling her Grandma.
This woman lost everything.
Now I'm dizzy and freaked out.
So far, I have a family being torn apart
by the activity in their home on a property
that has seen at least six tragic deaths,
but I want to see if there's anything else.
Turns out one of Martha Morgan's cousins
committed the bloodiest murder in Layton's history,
and it happened just down the road
from my clients' property.
Anytime there's a homicide like this, I got to look into it.
I'm heading over to meet with a former cop
who's going to tell me exactly what happened.
So, Steve, this homicide I came across,
what do we know about the perp?
The killer was a guy by the name of Delbert Green.
Here's Delbert Green's mugshot.
And this is Martha Morgan's cousin by marriage? Right.
So what do we know about this guy, Green's background?
He was a violent guy.
He was a jealous guy.
He was a person who could not control his emotions.
He'd already spent time in prison for attempting
to kill a guy who was flirting with his wife,
Gladys. Okay.
So take me to the night of the homicide.
Well, on January 4, 1930,
Delbert, his wife, Gladys, and their child
were at their appointment in Ogden.
They got into an argument. He hit her.
She took the 4-month-old baby over to her stepfather's house,
which is just a few doors down from your clients' property.
So about midnight, Delbert shows up at the stepfather's house.
He's upset.
He's got a gun.
The stepfather, James, and he get into a big argument,
and Delbert shoots him.
That's his death certificate.
So after Delbert shoots James, he goes into the kitchen,
and there he shoots his wife, Gladys, and her mother, Lola.
Both of the women died.
There's their death certificates.
So what happened to the baby?
Does he just leave it alone in the house?
Yeah. He flees the scene.
A manhunt ensues.
They search the whole neighborhood,
including where your client lives.
So he decides he's going to kill himself.
He's got one bullet left.
He puts it to his head, pulls the trigger.
It jams. Okay.
Five hours later,
Ogden detectives show up and arrest him.
It's going to be a pretty easy conviction.
His lawyer went for an insanity plea.
The psychiatrist said, "He's crazy."
It didn't help.
After 6 years of appeals,
they executed him by firing squad
on July 10, 1936.
He was only 28 years old.
I think the young dead guy and the old man trapped
in the wall did not like each other.
You have any idea what connection they might have
to the properties?
The older man, I believe, owned the house at some point.
The younger guy, I don't know
what his connection is, honestly.
There's some relationship between these two.
I can't pin it, though.
Something happened.
They had some kind of altercation,
an angry fight.
I am hearing a gunshot.
Did they kill each other?
Did one kill one and then kill himself?
I don't know because I could swear
that younger guy killed himself.
He died later.
He's sick, mentally sick, I think.
This is, like, painful.
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Another thing caught my eye in research.
The property's first owner was a pretty hardcore Mormon.
Now, this guy was a polygamist,
a member of a militia and an ex-con.
I'm on my way to meet a historian
who's looking into this guy for me.
So, Rob, thanks for meeting me, again.
I appreciate that.
What do we know about the man
that first lived on my clients' property?
His name is John Richard Barnes.
He was born in England in 1833,
so he immigrated to the United States in 1853
with his family.
When does he wind up on my clients' property?
Mid-1850s.
So you said he was part of a militia.
What did you find out about him?
The U.S. Government wanted to assert its authority
on this new territory,
and Native Americans
were suffering from the encroachment
of Europeans on their land.
And the Mormons were right in the middle.
Mormons were right in the middle of it.
I see a male, Native American.
He's very specific-looking.
He has long hair, and he has black eyes,
and he's really, really angry.
He's barely human anymore.
The living people are seeing this,
and they've had experiences with this thing.
Now, Rob, you mentioned on the phone
this guy was a polygamist.
Now, did he get in trouble for that?
He did.
At one point, he had three wives altogether.
He was arrested for polygamy.
He was sentenced to 3 months in prison and given a $350 fine.
Then he was pardoned by President Grover Cleveland.
Here's an article on it. All right. So let me get this straight.
The president pardoned this guy.
He did. All right.
So now, he did his time, got his pardon.
How did it work out for him with his family?
His first wife, Emily, she died at the age of 40
due to complications from childbirth.
She wasn't even the only member of the family
who died of childbirth.
In 1881, his daughter, Mary, gave birth to a baby boy.
Okay. And shortly after the birth,
she died at the age of 23 years old.
That's sad. It was.
I saw several disturbing things on my walk,
but two really stood out --
first, the dead man being absorbed by the house.
I was in a basement.
I saw a male who was sinking into the wall.
This whole part of his head was out,
and then I could see the soles of his shoes.
Next, I described the bedroom closet,
which was some kind of portal.
It was in a small bedroom,
and then the back of the closet was very important
because I saw a lot of hands coming out.
It was, like, sucking you in.
Amy, is this what you saw?
Yes.
Now that Amy and I have completed our investigations,
we're ready to reveal our findings to each other
and our clients for the first time.
Amy, I'd like you to meet Craig and his daughter, Emily.
Craig here bought this house for Emily
and her family 6 months ago.
This is her husband, Justin, and their son, Hayden, who's 6.
Hayden's getting the worst of it,
and the activity is so bad here,
Emily grabbed him and moved in
with her dad about 5 months ago.
Justin decided to stay.
He's not leaving.
Activity's ripping the family apart, and Craig thinks,
if we don't come up with a solution,
somebody's going to get seriously hurt.
So now that Amy knows a little bit about you guys,
I'm going to ask her to describe her walk.
The interesting thing about this walk was
that I was getting quite a bit of information
on the living people as well as the dead.
When I was in the kitchen,
I encountered a living woman's energy.
I placed her at approximately my age or slightly younger,
seemed extremely upset and desperate
because she's had experiences her whole life,
and the thing was was that she had this underlying thought
that she was somehow to blame
for these experiences manifesting.
She feels responsible
for her kids having freak-outs,
so she kind of feels like because it runs her family,
she's kind of at the root of the problem.
You okay?
When you're able to,
just explain to Amy how you're feeling.
I do blame myself.
I worry about Hayden. I'm his mom.
I'm supposed to protect him, and I can't.
I knew there was something in here
before my parents bought the house.
I didn't think it would be this bad.
If I had known, I would have reacted much earlier.
This is horrible.
So when I went into the basement,
I saw two dead males.
The first male, who's in his 50s or 60s,
he may have owned this property at one time.
The second guy was younger, 30s or 40s,
and I couldn't get how exactly
he was connected to the property,
but he bothered me a great deal.
I got that he had some severe mental issues when he was alive.
I knew that there was some kind of a relationship
between these two men,
but I didn't understand what kind of a relationship.
Whatever it was, though, there was a lot of anger there,
and I saw them fighting and yelling.
I heard the sound of a gunshot,
and I wasn't sure which male it was coming from,
but I did get the overwhelming feeling of death,
and I think that one died first,
and then the other one died later.
Felt like the younger one committed suicide.
Pretty sure I know what she's talking about.
There was a murder here in the 1930s
that had direct ties to the owners of this property.
A woman named Martha Morgan used to own this land,
and she had a cousin through marriage named Delbert Green.
Apparently, this guy was a real nutjob.
On January 4, 1930, Delbert and his wife, Gladys,
got into a huge fight.
Now, Delbert got violent with her.
Gladys told him she wanted a divorce,
took their 4-month-old kid and took off.
She came right down the block from this house.
Delbert grabbed the pistol and tracked Gladys down here.
When he arrived, he got into a huge argument
with Gladys' stepfather, James.
Delbert pulled out a gun and shot James,
and he dropped dead.
He was 40 years old.
James is dead, but Delbert's not finished yet.
He's just getting started.
Matter of fact, he ends up killing his wife, Gladys,
and her mother, Lola, then he fled.
Huge manhunt for this guy.
You said you pick up on a possible suicide.
Oh, yeah.
So Delbert knows he's going to get caught,
so he tried killing himself, but he failed.
Cops show up, obviously, and they arrest him.
Now, you said the guy had mental issues, right?
Delbert pled insanity, and matter of fact,
the psychiatrist gave a diagnosis to the court,
saying he was crazy,
but they wound up killing him anyway.
Delbert was executed by a firing squad on July 10th, 1936.
He was 28 years old.
I managed to track down a photo of Delbert's mugshot.
Now, do you think Delbert could be the younger guy
you saw down in the basement?
Yes.
Now, do these two guys in the basement affect the living?
Yes, but the experiences are mainly coming
from this younger male,
so he'll literally touch you,
and your whole, like, say, your shoulder
just goes, like, almost numb from the cold he's projecting,
and he's got a real problem with women.
Also, he's very good at projecting his emotions.
He's like, "Get out of here."
He just feels it and pushes it out,
and you will feel that "Get out."
He's a very, very sick person.
Some stuff you hit on is a lot of what they're experiencing.
Now, you said he has a problem with women.
Do me a favor.
Tell Amy what happens to you in here.
I mean, if I'm in this house longer than 20 minutes,
I get brutally hit.
Amy, you said this guy can also project cold.
Convey the story that Justin had told me.
I'm sure you know.
Justin was laying in bed one night,
and he could feel, like, this cold breath,
and all of a sudden, his whole body got cold.
What kind of danger is Justin in, that he's here by himself?
Is he healthy?
Yeah, but he's depressed, I mean, for multiple reasons,
I mean, with the situation we're in.
Amy, you said this guy could project emotions.
Do you think he's making Justin depressed?
Yes.
He could absolutely be picking up on that.
I think you could also see this young guy,
more than likely, as, like, a shadowy figure.
He also can leave the home.
Did both of them leave?
No, just the younger male.
Now, you told me, Craig, that you see
shadow figures at your house.
All the time, all the time.
This large shadow thing stands in the doorway,
and we just cannot get away being alone.
So they have a lot of these experiences
from the younger guy.
Would they have any from the older guy?
He has a really hard time interacting with living people.
He is currently in the process of being absorbed by the wall,
so he's kind of stuck down there,
and he's, you know,
essentially becoming part of the house
and losing his consciousness to the house.
And I did have a sketch done.
Craig, now, this is going to blow your mind
after what you told me.
Oh, my God.
This is hideous.
My grandson tells us, in that basement,
that there is a person or a thing,
puts his arms like this and falls back into the wall.
So how come this guy's stuck in the wall in the basement?
This is not what he wants to be having happen to him.
He's being pulled into the wall by shadow people.
All right. So now, we got shadow people.
What's the story with them?
The house is being, like, overrun with shadow people.
Here's what's happening.
In the green room...
That's Hayden's room.
...a doorway was opened to their dimension,
which I have never seen before
and, frankly, terrifies me.
They'll grab your legs and your feet,
your hands, your wrists.
This is bad and bad.
I got paranoid that any living person that's in that room
could potentially be dragged, physically,
into the closet by these things.
He has had a shadow person crawl up underneath his blanket,
saying he wants to be his friend.
Obviously, I told him, "No, don't talk to them."
Mm-hmm. "They're not your friend."
I really hated being in that room,
and I was only in there for 5 minutes,
and it made me sick,
and I've never seen a doorway like that before.
And the shadow people are coming and going all the time,
and they take children.
They can just come and, like, kidnap Hayden, like,
just physically take him into their dimension.
I did have a sketch done of what I saw.
Oh, [bleep] look at this, right here.
Take a look at that.
Oh, my God.
This is unbelievable.
I had no idea.
Pisses me off. It's like he can't even be a kid.
He's so scared.
This is why I don't...
I mean, he just goes off the deep end.
He's been doing just crazy things.
He'll start growling at you.
He'll start pretending to bite you,
He's actually choked me.
I mean, you can look at him,
and you can see there's nothing there.
I was so disturbed to think
that something could cause this child to act this way.
He's being influenced, because that's not my son.
Mm-hmm. You know, my son's a sweet little boy.
Sometimes, I don't even recognize him.
Is this why?
Actually, no.
It's this guy.
An attachment has been created between him and your son.
He's a murderer.
He's a lunatic.
Any idea why this guy attached himself to Hayden?
He is a child, so he's far more open.
He's vulnerable, and he's a sensitive,
so it's easy pickings.
You okay, Emily?
Yeah.
Well, no, I'm not okay.
This is worse than I thought.
So Craig, Emily, it's a good thing
you called us in when you did.
You both thought Hayden was in danger,
but you had no idea how extensive it was,
but we still haven't addressed the big question.
Is it safe for you to move back in here
and start your life over,
or do you need to convince Justin to get out
and leave the keys to this place by the front door?
For that answer, I'm going to turn it over to Amy.
You have quite a few things to deal with here.
Hayden's the priority.
Dealing with a mentally ill,
young male that has attached himself
to Hayden will be traumatic,
but what I want you to do
is to find a very compassionate,
strong person who is a psychic
and also a Reiki master.
They are going to remove the chords from Hayden.
Once the chord is cut, the psychic is going to attach
that chord to themselves.
The psychic Reiki master will deal with him.
Once he's tied into the Reiki master,
is he gone from this house? Yes.
When this occurs, how will Hayden behave?
You'll see a difference in his behavior.
He's not going to be, necessarily, 100%.
He's been bound to a dead guy who's psychotic.
Okay. So he's going to have PTSD from that.
Yeah.
I just...
Something I don't want him to go through.
What's the alternative if they do nothing?
Well, he grows up to become him.
Oh, no.
- No. - It's going to be done.
There's no two ways about it.
This is my baby.
I can't -- I can't have this.
All right. So how do they deal with this doorway?
I'm not going to lie.
This is really bad, but I have hope
because this was opened by a child.
So it's very, very possible
that, if you get six psychics and mediums
who work in the paranormal,
you might be able to contain this and remove shadow people.
What's the difference if a kid did it or if an adult did it?
It didn't innately form.
- On its own. - Correct.
Which means it can be closed, as well.
Yes.
So what exactly are these six sensitives going to do?
They're all going to bring their equal talents,
skills and abilities to the situation,
and they are going to use those skills
to try and remove the shadow people
and shut the doorway they're coming through.
So if they follow all the advice you've given them,
will the activity stop at Craig's house?
If it's completely connected with the things
that are going on here, yes.
Emily, if you follow Amy's advice, it sounds like you,
Justin and Hayden can go back to being a family again.
Yes.
I got to get Hayden taken care of.
He's not moving back into this house
until everything is taken care of.
How about you, Grandpa? How you feeling?
It starts tomorrow morning.
I'm going to get Hayden taken care of.
This thing, it's got to die.
Emily and Craig have a lot of work to do
if they want to rid this home of shadow people
and the murderer who's attached to Hayden,
but with the help of a psychic Reiki master
and a team of mediums,
they can work as a family
to free themselves from the evil
that's been tearing them apart.
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