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There's a lot of chaos.

He's like, "Get out of here. I own this."

You just grab your head in agony.

It literally felt like fire.

You okay?

I'm just hearing "knife."

He died instantly.

There's so much commotion here,

it's ridiculous.

This is not a good situation.

My name is Amy Allan.

There's death here.

Don't wanna go down there.

I see dead people.

They hide in the walls and they watch.

I speak to dead people...

She's definitely a serial killer.

...and they speak to me.

She's going to torture them.

But there's only one way to know if my findings are real.

They were all murdered.

I rely on my partner.

I'm Steve Di Schiavi.

I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.

So is this the only time you've been physically attacked?

I know every person, every house has secrets.

There's no question in my mind that he was talking about Satan.

It's my job to reveal them.

Who do you think possessed you?

But Steve and I never speak...

We never communicate during an investigation.

...until the very end.

Well, you're not gonna want to see this.

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

Hell, no.

Or time to get out.

Everyone is in jeopardy.

I'm in Sahuarita, Arizona, about a half-hour south of Tucson.

I got a call from a woman named Karen

who just recently moved into a new house.

Now she says all hell has broken loose

and it's ripping her marriage apart.

But this is what has got her most worried --

Her daughter is supposed to move in

with her two grandkids soon, and she's worried

they're going to be stepping into a paranormal war zone.

Before Amy arrives, I clear the house

of any leading information --

photographs, personal items.

Even medical equipment can influence her findings,

so it's important I cover or remove them all.

When I'm done, the location will be ready for tonight's walk.

This place is really, really bad.

There's quite a lot going on.

There's a lot of chaos, a lot of chaos.

It's never quiet.

I can understand why nobody would sleep here.

There's so much commotion here, it's ridiculous.

So, Karen, when we spoke on the phone, you sounded upset.

What's going on?

We bought this house about a year and a half ago.

This is our retirement home.

It was supposed to be the forever home...

But it's not.

So your retirement home is basically a war zone.

It is right now.

You also mentioned on the phone

that you were concerned about your husband.

Yeah. His name is Don.

Okay.

And about 6 years ago, he had a stroke.

His moods changes are getting worse.

Little tiny things will just make him blow up.

I call him a human volcano.

So it's just you and Don that live here.

Right now, yeah.

In about 5 weeks, my youngest daughter

and two of my grandchildren are moving in.

And how old are her kids?

4 and almost 9.

So, Karen, you've got to be concerned about

a 4 and an 8-year-old moving in here.

Very concerned. I'll do whatever you guys say.

What exactly are you guys experiencing here?

There's everything from noises and shadows

to physical touching, scratching.

It's also affecting my health.

Okay. So what's going on?

Headaches.

It feels like hot prod to the point

where you just grab your head in agony.

I don't sleep. I'm up all night.

You know, what are you hoping we can do for you guys?

I'm hoping that we can get a happy home

for my daughter and granddaughters,

and I'm concerned with Don being here all the time,

so I want it to be a good home.

You're not asking for a lot.

I don't think I could deal with it if anything happened

to the girls or the grandchildren.

I couldn't handle it.

I do feel sick.

I'm just getting, like, horrible nausea,

so somebody is dealing with that, a living person.

Headaches,

you know, with the insomnia.

There is this guy here

who is dressed like a priest,

but I think he's lying about being a priest.

I think he's lying about what he looks like.

He could be a demon.

The nausea, the headaches, the not sleeping

is a way that this thing breaks people down

so that it can get them.

So what's going on in this room?

I was sitting in my recliner.

My leg started burning, and I looked down,

and I had scratches.

How bad of a scratch was it?

- It raised the skin. - Okay.

And the worst part was the burn.

Now you told me you have cats.

Could it have been the cats?

No, 'cause they were in their bedroom.

Okay, so there was no animals in here? No.

Okay, have you ever been physically touched

like that anyplace else or before? Yes.

- Right in the hallway... - Okay.

...I was sweeping, and I had my arm grabbed.

Okay, describe to me how it felt.

Okay. Like that.

- That hard? - That hard.

Now have you had muscle spasms before? No.

All right, is there anything else?

Yeah. Shadows.

I see a lot of shadows,

and there's this almost constant parade at times.

All right, so do these shadows have any shape, like a human?

I don't really see them as a shape.

It's more of a mist or a mass.

Now how often are you seeing them?

Almost daily.

People see a lot of... outside here.

There is a path,

and then I got a line of, like,

shadow people lining up.

Yeah, they're all in line,

one behind the other, single file.

But they're not shadow people. They're dead people.

Is there any connection between this priest guy

and these people that are lined up and walking?

I don't really know, but I think these dead people,

the living see them.

I think they just, like, see them, like,

corner of their eye.

They're somewhere in the house.

It's very stressful.

Stress. Stress.

Stress.

All right, so what's going on down here?

As I get into bed and I'm just settling in,

I felt somebody crawl over the top of me.

I'm in full prayer mode, and it just went away.

Any of the animals stay in bed with you guys?

No. No. The dogs have kennels...

Okay. ...that are over on the far side of the room.

Okay.

All right. so anything else?

Well, yes.

A couple nights ago, when I laid down,

I could feel something sit next to me,

pulling the blankets tight around my legs.

Okay, can you show me how hard the pressure was?

It was just like this.

Okay, so as if a normal person was sitting down on the bed.

Right.

I'm trying to figure out what else it could be.

I'm at a loss right now.

I don't know why they're grabbing me.

And why would they crawl over me?

I just know that I want them gone.

Yeah.

I'm seeing, like, vomiting, crying, punching.

And, I mean, I think this is happening now

with a living person here.

They're vulnerable to, priest man.

The priest comes

and becomes as thin as the blanket,

and then it's melding into the person's body.

So what is this thing doing to this person when it does this?

It goes inside of their body.

Like, all the way in,

into all of the bones and the muscles and the tissues.

I see it, like, affecting the physiology of the person.

What does it want from this person?

Death.

So, Don, I was talking to your wife Karen,

and she's concerned about

her daughter coming to live with the kids.

Yeah. I'm concerned, too.

I mean, I don't want them in here

if it's not safe for them.

Now as far as your own experiences,

can you tell me about any?

Yeah. I see shadow figures all the time.

Karen mentioned the same thing to me.

Okay, so how often are you seeing these shadows?

Daily basis.

All right, Don, anything else?

Yeah, in the downstairs bathroom,

I would get pushed

almost every time I took a shower.

I know you had a stroke.

Could it be a side effect from some of the medications

you're taking? No.

I'm down to only blood pressure medications now.

All right, Don, anything else?

I was downstairs,

and I heard Karen crying uncontrollably upstairs,

so I'm running upstairs to see what was wrong.

And when I got there, she was just fine

and said that she hadn't been crying, that she was quiet.

All right. What about a TV or a radio being on?

No. It wasn't on.

Okay, mow did you ever hear that again?

Yeah. It actually happened the other way around after that.

- She heard you? - Yes.

Karen said that she heard me screaming

like something was really wrong,

that I was pissed off about something.

Okay. You sure you weren't going crazy and having a fit?

No. I was folding laundry.

All right, this is... That's a little strange.

- Yeah. - Okay.

The priest, who now is claiming to be a demon,

I think he can jump people.

Like, the word, the possession word,

is being thrown around a lot.

Living people see, like, this pretty thick, black mist,

and it's pretty tall.

That's how he melds with people.

Like, that's why he's in that form,

so he can meld easily with people's bodies.

The way that, that would affect the living,

I'm seeing, you know, them acting crazy.

And they wouldn't remember.

Say they're eating, and then all of a sudden,

somebody jumps up from the kitchen table

and is like, "I'm gonna... kill everyone!"

That's this thing, like, jumping them.

It speaks through the living.

So, Don, talking to Karen, she also mentioned to me

that you're having mood swings.

Your attitude has changed.

What's the story there?

I will, all of a sudden,

get really frustrated or get really mad,

and I don't know why I feel like that.

It just hits me, and I just...

I'll get really mad and frustrated out of the blue.

Are you afraid you might get physical?

I'm just afraid that, yeah, I'm gonna yell or scream

or say something that's really going to hurt somebody,

and I don't mean it. Okay.

I mean, do you think Karen's afraid of you when this happens?

Well, she will tell me sometimes, "You're yelling."

And it's, "I'm not trying to yell.

I'm just trying to talk to you."

I want to do whatever it takes to protect our family.

- Okay. - You know, this is something

that I just can't fight on my own.

Okay.

This priest-demon thing...

...will go after the weak and vulnerable.

I think he's trying to do that with somebody at this location.

There's something about this place that attracts bad things.

Karen told me her daughter Valerie plans

on moving into the house with her kids.

Now she's not in state, so I'm reaching out to her

on video chat to see if she's had any experiences.

So, Val, I got to tell you, I've been talking to your parents,

and I'm not sure it's such a good idea

for you to move in here with the kids.

I mean, how you feel about that?

It is very concerning. My mom is allowing us

to come in and get back on our feet

after a divorce and try to reestablish ourselves.

But if things can't get figured out,

I may have to find a different living situation.

So have you visited the house here in Arizona?

Yes, actually. I have been there multiple times.

When you were here, did you have any experiences?

Yeah. I've experienced a shadow a couple of times.

Okay. It seems everybody's seen shadows here.

How did you experience it?

I was sitting on the love seat in the living room,

and off to my right-hand side,

there was a shadow that would walk in front of it

and block the reflection.

All right. Anything else?

I've had feelings of being watched.

Now was that in anyplace specific in the house?

Mainly downstairs.

It just felt like somebody was in the room watching me.

I would feel like I was going to have a panic attack.

You got to be concerned about yourself

and the kids at this point, if they do come here.

I'm afraid that, with the children being so young,

that they may be vulnerable to attacks on themself.

My feeling, at this point,

about the priest/demon thing

is that it was a human.

And this person was religious.

And I don't think they look like

how they presented themselves to me at any time.

This priest-demon guy is going nuts.

He's like, "Get out of here. I own this."

Like, "Get the...out of here,

or I'm gonna, like, kill everybody."

So I made my usual calls when I got into town,

and a local journalist just called back

and said he's got something that's going to help me out.

Apparently, a hotel owner got lost wandering in the desert

and ended up dying right on Karen and Don's property.

So, David, do me a favor. Set the scene for me.

When this guy wandered onto my clients' property,

when was this, and who owned the property?

Well, your clients' property was part of a ranch owned

by a man named James Kilroy Brown.

Brown had purchased the property in 1877

and named it the Sahuarito Ranch.

All right.

Over time, the ranch grew to about 4,000 acres.

All right, so now this guy has got 4,000 acres.

But what's he do with it?

Well, Brown fully utilized his 4,000 acres

as a cattle ranch as well as, also, a stage stop.

All right. So what can you tell me about the guy that got lost?

Well, the gentleman that got lost, his name was James Dixon.

He was a hotel owner in Tucson.

He invested in mines in southern Arizona.

On May 1, 1887, he decided to take a wagon and a horse

and head down towards his mines to see how they were doing.

And on the way down there, he stops at the Sahuarito Ranch,

just to water his horse for a little bit,

and then decides to continue on going south.

At that point, he ends up getting lost.

And if you look out here, this is not a place

you want to get lost in the middle of summer.

It's deadly.

Well, eventually, Brown gets wind of this

and gathered together

a bunch of the ranchers in the area,

and they formed a search party.

It actually made the local paper.

Brown basically did the right thing.

He didn't have to look for this guy.

And they searched for days and days, and eventually,

they find Dixon lying under a tree, half-naked.

Now why would he do that?

I think he went plumb crazy wandering the desert.

What did they do with him?

Well, Brown takes him back to the ranch,

and Dixon dies on your clients' property that night.

Here's an article about that.

Sadly, Dixon was only 47 years old,

and he had a wife and two daughters he left behind.

- That's a shame. - Yeah.

I'm seeing a church.

I think it belongs to the priest-demon guy.

In the pews were all of these dead people.

They're freaked out,

and they're trapped in this space by the priest.

But he ain't no priest. He ain't no Catholic.

He is a fake, false prophet.

He'll kill 'em off

and put 'em into one of the pews.

So far, I've got a couple being tormented on a property

where a lost traveler died,

but I want to see if there's anything else.

Searching through old records, I come across an article

about a homeless Mexican man

who was brutally murdered back in 1893.

It turns out the homicide took place

right next to Karen and Don's property.

I asked a local sergeant to look into this murder for me,

and he stumbled onto a second homicide.

It's a small town, so I'm actually kind of surprised,

but hopefully, one of these will help my case.

So, Mike, thanks for meeting with me.

The homicide I found, what were you able

to find out about the victim?

We don't know a lot.

We know that he's homeless and his name is Pancho Mendozo.

How's he wind up getting murdered?

On October 13, 1893,

he was passing by the James Kilroy Brown Ranch,

which is now your clients' property,

and I guess he got tired and he got hot, and he decided

he was going to lay down underneath a mesquite tree

and take a nap.

While he's doing that, he's not aware that he's being followed,

but what happens is, is that the murderer came up

and caught him while he was asleep

and stabbed him once in the throat

and once in the right side of the abdomen.

He had died instantly.

They ever make an arrest?

The sheriff did make an arrest.

Did he get indicted, convicted?

No, there was no indictment. They weren't convicted.

There was -- The grand jury could not agree on the charges.

All right, so it's 1893. You got a homeless Mexican guy.

What did they do with the body?

At that time, he didn't have any money,

and he had no family, nobody to claim the body,

so they buried him very close to exactly where he was killed,

right near your clients' property.

- You're kidding me. - No.

That's just the way they did it back then.

There's this older drunk guy

who looks like he was, back in the day, from Mexico.

I feel sick.

And I'm feeling, like...pain,

lots of pain all through here.

I'm hearing all these noises.

I was outside, and then "knife."

I'm just hearing "knife."

I don't know what that is. And I hear, "Back away."

All right, so, Mike, you mentioned on the phone

there was a second homicide you found. Correct.

Okay, so what can you tell me about the victim?

The victim's name is Glendell Soape.

He's 25 years old.

He's married and has three kids,

and he's from Scottsdale, Arizona.

All right, so I assume he's down here on business.

Well, actually, on May 23, 1963,

he went down to a predominantly black bar

looking for a prostitute,

and goes up to a perfect stranger,

whose name is Leo Davis,

and asked him if he can hook him up with a black girl.

- And does he get hooked up? - He did so.

He went and found one for him,

and they went and had sex outside of the bar.

- Does the pros set him up? - No, not at all.

After they were done having sex, he decides, all of a sudden,

that he wants to go to Mexico and get cheap liquor.

So he jumps in the car with his new friend, Leo Davis,

and another guy and the prostitute,

and they all head down the road for Mexico.

Well, about a mile from your clients' property,

they pull off the side of the road.

So Davis slugs Mr. Soape in the head,

and then they both grabbed him,

pulled him out of the car, killed him,

and take his watch and $600.

And I have his certificate of death right here.

Cause of death was listed as a broken neck.

So did this guy Davis

or anybody else get arrested for this?

Yes. They did.

A couple months later, the prostitute gave up both men.

Here's the article.

They were convicted, and both of them

were sentenced to life in prison.

When I walked out here, I was seeing, like,

a guy,

and I was seeing, like,

him feeling like he was burning.

Like, it literally felt like fire, like, on the inside.

All of a sudden, he's like, "...!"

Like, somebody's, like, kicking him in the shins,

and then he's feeling hit in the back here.

You know what I mean?

And then he's on the ground.

Very scary.

Look, it's Arizona, so obviously,

there's gonna be a lot of Native American history.

But I just got off the phone with local historian

who says a tribe that lived where Don and Karen's house sits

was involved in a horrific massacre.

I'm driving over now to find out exactly what happened.

So, Bridgette, before we get to the massacre

you told me about on the phone,

what can you tell me about the tribe that lived

on my clients' property?

The tribe was called the Tohono O'odham,

and they've been in this area for hundreds of years.

Here's a picture that we have of them.

And they actually are still around.

They have a large reservation just west of here.

So this big massacre, who was involved?

The massacre was between

the Tohono O'odham and the Apache.

Okay. So now what was the beef?

Well, the Apache would come to the Tohono O'odham settlements,

and they would raid and they would steal,

and they would often kill a lot of the Tohono O'odham people.

Now did any of these attacks

by the Apache happen on my clients' property?

We don't have any record of them actually happening

on your clients' property,

but we're sure they happened nearby.

So, Bridgette, tell me about the massacre.

It started in the spring of 1871.

The Apaches surrendered

to the American government at Camp Grant,

and these are some pictures of Camp Grant.

It's about 60 miles north from your clients' property.

Okay, so it's north up here.

Okay. So what happened?

The Tohono O'odham saw an opportunity to attack,

so they traveled 2 days. - Okay.

And they go up to Camp Grant.

On April 30, 1871, at dawn, they attacked.

144 people died,

and 136 of those were women and children.

All right. So all these people dead. Did anybody survive?

They take any prisoners?

There were 30 children that did survive,

and they were sold into slavery,

and they were marched down into Sonora, Mexico.

There's a road that actually went

right by your clients' property.

And a couple of them did manage to escape.

This is one that we know for sure made it back,

and as far as we know, the rest of them

died in slavery down in Mexico.

All right. So did anybody pay for this massacre at all?

The territory governor arrested over 100 people,

and when the verdict went to the jury,

they were all acquitted.

Nobody got convicted of anything? No.

The people of Pima County were very supportive of the massacre,

so the Apache never saw justice.

The Native Americans cursed this land.

That stems from way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way back,

from the murder and mayhem that was committed.

This was specific to this area.

They were tying Native Americans

that they had captured.

These Native Americans were slaves.

I don't know exactly what they were forced to do,

but I just saw the word "slaves."

Is the priest trapping them in the church

with the other dead people?

I think so. Yeah.

Some of them were pretty much skeletons

with just, like, little bits of flesh hanging off.

So I'm estimating that there were about 80 of these people.

The ones who were almost skeletons, I think,

died at the same time, so they're in a lot of pain.

During my walk, I saw a whole bunch of disturbing things,

but two stood out.

First, the group of shadow figures

marching through the house.

What I saw in this hallway was, in single file,

shadow people, and different heights.

Next, I described the priest-demon

tormenting the living.

You can see that he was looking like a human

and it stands by the bed

and it becomes a thin mist

and it covers the person and then it meshes into them.

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.

Well, Amy, I want you to meet Karen and Don.

They bought this house about a year and a half ago,

and they were hoping to make it a dream retirement home.

Obviously, that hasn't worked out that way.

But the main reason we're here is Karen's daughter, Valerie.

Now she's in a tough spot and is supposed to move in here

with her two daughters. Next month?

- Yeah. - Okay.

The problem is, these guys don't think it's safe,

so I'll ask Amy to describe her walk for us.

When I first arrived, and I saw murder and mayhem

that happened here a long, long time ago.

It involved Native Americans who had ties to the land.

They were being utilized as slaves.

The other thing is that there was a curse placed on this land

a very long time ago.

I got something with slaves when I did the research.

It was an Indian tribe called the Tohono O'odham...

Okay. ...who lived in and around your property

for hundreds of years.

Now I actually have a photo of what they had looked like

back in the 1850s.

But there was bad blood between them and the Apaches.

They took abuse from the Apaches for years.

Now in 1871, the Tohono O'odham got their revenge.

The Apaches surrendered

to the U.S. government at Camp Grant,

which is about 60 miles north of here.

Here's a picture of Camp Grant.

On April 28, 1871, the local tribe headed north

and surrounded the camp, and it turned into a bloodbath.

By the end of it, 144 people were killed.

136 of them were women and children.

Wow.

Now about 30 of these Apache kids survived the massacre,

but they marched them down past here into Mexico...

...to sell them off into slavery.

And I actually have a picture of one of the Native Americans

that we know escaped.

My god. I've seen her.

I've seen her.

When I close my eyes at night, I-I see...

- Here, sweetie. Take that. - ...I see people.

I just hope she's okay somewhere.

I'll just put this picture here. It seems to be upsetting you.

You think this could have something to do

with the curse on the land? Yes.

Essentially, the curse is that anyone who's white

will not live a peaceful life here.

So what else happened on the walk?

So I came inside, and I was pulled immediately

to the downstairs hallway.

And I was then in a male's body,

and he was in a lot of pain,

and I started to hear all of these noises around him.

So we're outside,

and I felt like I was being stabbed in my side.

And I, of course, felt very ill, and I didn't really understand

what the hell was happening,

and then I heard the word "knife."

So, Amy, that's not much to go on,

but it does sound like a homicide

I did come across in my research.

Now the victim's name was Pancho Mendozo.

We didn't know much about this guy other than he was homeless,

and he was about 55 to 60.

On October 13, 1893,

Mendozo was traveling from Tucson to Mexico,

passing right through your property.

So he was tired and decided to take a little nap nearby a tree.

It turns out he was being followed.

While Mendozo was sleeping,

someone came up to him and attacked him.

He was stabbed twice, once in the throat and in the torso.

And he basically bled out and died on the scene.

To this day, the case is still unsolved.

Wow.

This is the real kicker of the whole thing --

Mendozo had no family or money,

and he was buried right under the tree

where they found him. Interesting.

So what else happened on the walk?

When I was outside, I saw a lot of dead people

walking in single file,

and they're on a specific pathway,

and it goes right through your house.

Here I'm seeing four, and here I'm seeing eight.

At the same time, living people would see them as shadow people.

But they're not. They're just dead people.

- I refer to it as a parade... - Yeah. Okay.

...going through the house this way.-

And I'll see, like, two, four, six.

Crazy.

It's like it's a constant, daily...

- Now you see them too, Don. - Yeah.

Interesting. Okay.

When I spoke to Valerie on a video conference,

she described the same thing.

I did have a sketch done of what I was kind of seeing.

Take a look at that.

My god.

And that's how it looks to you, Karen?

Yeah. Yeah.

It's like wave after wave after wave.

Now you know you're not nuts.

Thank you.

All right, so interesting walk so far.

What else?

So then I ran into

an entity here that, to me,

represents the biggest problem.

He's dressed like a Catholic priest,

but he's not really a priest at all,

but I couldn't figure out if he was a demon

or if, in fact, he had once been human.

So what was he?

A dead person.

And he started, like, swearing and cursing at me,

being very threatening and saying

that he was going to kill all of us.

When I met him, he's in a church,

and in his church,

he has a lot of dead people.

So his thing is he is collecting all of these people

and brings them into this church that he's created,

and he's trapping them there.

So does this priest thing...

Would it interact with these guys?

I think that it does have the ability

to go after you physically.

I had an experience last night

where he was messing with my throat,

so I got these four lines,

and it was burning like a...

- Yeah. - That's you.

That's me.

I came home from work,

and within just a couple minutes of walking in the door,

my leg starting burning like a chemical burn.

I looked down,

and I had three scratches right up the calf.

He likes to go after the weak and sick

din this house specifically.

That's easy prey for him.

I did feel that there was

a living individual in this house

that had become a target for him

and that this thing is making this person sicker.

I had a stroke 6 years ago, and I've had, you know,

ongoing blood-pressure issues.

I got specific illness traits of terrible headaches,

nausea, and insomnia,

and essentially, what he's doing is torturing the person.

I've been put on a sleeping pill.

Tell her about the headaches,

the way you described them to me.

I get these intense...

It's almost like a fire prod

being put in your head.

Now is he targeting both of them?

Well, I think that it's mainly you,

but it's not just one person.

The guy is into torture.

- Yeah. - You know?

And the worst thing is that he can jump people.

He can make himself appear like a black mist,

and then he'll meld into the person's body.

This can cause mood swings, and when he does that,

he literally speaks through the living in this house.

And so I saw people yelling out strange things.

You know, you're sitting at the table.

You're eating, and then, all of a sudden,

somebody jumps up and is like,

"I'm gonna...kill everybody!" just out of nowhere,

and then has no recollection that they did that.

Yeah. I was downstairs one day,

and I heard Karen up here crying uncontrollably,

so I come running upstairs.

She was sitting in the chair and just said, "I was fine."

And then, about a week or two later, she goes,

"I heard you downstairs yelling and..."

- Throwing a full tantrum. - I said, "No."

- Wow. - I was fine.

And you've got the mood swings you were talking.

Yeah. All of a sudden, I'll get extremely frustrated

to the point where, you know, I almost start to vibrate,

but then I just get pissed off and I don't know why.

His whole speech mannerism changes.

And it's like, "Don, knock it off." Yeah.

Yeah. You okay? Yeah.

It's tough to hear. I know.

- Yeah. - You okay?

It's okay.

That's why we're doing this.

- Right? - It's not you, Don.

- Right. - It's okay, man.

It's okay. We can get this fixed.

You can be happy.

Now this thing do anything else besides torture these people?

- Um... - It's doing a good job of that.

I was in the downstairs basement,

and I saw him standing at the end of the bed.

God.

And then he became that mist again,

and he will sink into the person's body.

Obviously, this affects

the living person's body horribly.

Gosh.

Um...

I had just gone to bed, and I felt something

from the foot of the bed,

hand, knee, crawl right over my body.

You also had another experience

where it felt like somebody sat on the bed.

Yes.

I'll be laying in bed, and you can feel somebody sit.

The blankets tighten,

and from my knees to my feet got ice cold.

I did have a sketch done of that situation that I saw.

Jeez.

You guys have been through a lot tonight. All right.

My god.

Valerie's bringing her small kids here.

Would they be in danger, too?

Yes. Absolutely, the children, yeah.

That scares the hell out of me.

What the hell does this priest thing want from these guys?

His goal is to kill you guys,

and it's definitely got you in mind for his church.

Well, Karen, you called us in because you were worried

about Valerie moving in with the grandkids.

Turns out bringing us in may have saved you and Don's life.

Now we're gonna answer the big question.

Can you kick this priest-demon thing out,

and what's it going to take?

For that answer, I'm going to turn it over to Amy.

There are things you can do,

but the thing you do need to be aware of

is that you will deal with issues on a daily basis

because of the area and the curse that's here.

So basically, you'll never have peace

like you've known prior to moving to this place.

So the first thing is to bring a medium in

and simply have them help the stabbing victim

and the group of dead people move on.

What I would like for you to do

in dealing with this priest dead guy

is a true Catholic priest needs to come in

and do a blessing at the property line.

Then, using rosaries that have been blessed by the same priest,

so five rosaries,

bury them at approximately

the four corners of your property

and then place the fifth one

in the approximate center of the house.

Now once they do all this, will this priest-demon

get the hell out of here?

Correct.

It won't be easy.

But we need to do it, and we're going to do it.

You're worth it. The grandkids are worth it.

So now if they do everything you told them they need to do,

is Don going to feel better?

I think you will.

What about Karen?

She'll be able to go to sleep, no more of those big headaches?

That'll be done.

Maybe we can actually unpack,

and you don't turn into evil grandpa.

Well, that's good.

I'm glad to see smiles on your faces at the end of all this.

We can do it.

We've been through a lot of other worse stuff.

There's a light at the end of the tunnel.

Karen and Don have a lot of work ahead of them,

but if they contact a medium to remove the shadow people

and the murder victim, and a priest

to set up a boundary banishing the priest-demon,

they can free themselves of evil and lead a peaceful life.

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