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I see a dead man and a child.

Grim reapers for children?

My children are being attacked.

I've seen, like, these hands come out of the bed.

They're trying to get us.

It's chaos out there, all hell breaking loose.

Can you imagine the kids getting pushed like that?

They're wanting to take my child.

Females tend to not last long here.

And I just feel...fear.

My name is Amy Allan.

This is like Grand Central Station

for the dead.

I see dead people.

They have pain that they suffered.

I speak to dead people.

She hates them -- hates them.

And they speak to me.

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

It's a demon.

It's Satan.

I rely on my partner.

I'm Steve Di Schiavi.

I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.

What was the body count? What happened?

And I know every person, every house has secrets.

I don't know if it's a demon or not,

but it sure as hell looks like one.

It's my job to reveal them.

I feel like I'm crazy.

But Steve and I never speak...

We never communicate during an investigation.

...until the very end.

I want to show you this.

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

I just don't want anything to happen to my mother.

Or time to get out.

You have to get out.

I'm out here in Blue Springs, Missouri.

It's about 20 minutes east of Kansas City.

I got a call from a young mom named Amber

who sounded really desperate.

She's got a little girl who's gone through not one,

but three open-heart surgeries.

And whatever's in the house is picking on this poor kid.

Frankly, it pisses me off.

With all the medical bills,

these guys can't even afford to move.

I really hope we can help them out.

Before Amy arrives,

I sweep the house for any leading information.

Family photographs, artwork, and religious symbols

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.

A bad thing happened here, and it still lingers.

Fear is the dominant emotion here.

Fear, fear, fear.

I'm hearing, "This is not a safe place for children,

whether they be alive or dead,"

and then I hear, "Children go missing."

Amber, when we spoke on the phone,

you had desperation in your voice.

I mean, what's going on here?

It just feels like pure evil.

Whatever is here is literally coming after my family.

My children are being attacked.

Who exactly lives here?

I do have a picture.

This is Daniel, my husband, Baylee,

Destiny, Jacob, Makaya, and Kailin.

How long have you lived in the house?

A little over seven years.

Okay, now was the activity this intense right away?

No, we had little things here and there,

but nothing like it is now.

What changed?

Baylee, my youngest, had her third open-heart surgery,

and it seemed around that time

that things just started getting worse and worse and worse.

So, Baylee's heart condition, what exactly's wrong?

She has something called hypoplastic left heart syndrome.

In layman's terms, it pretty much means she has half a heart.

And how's she doing now?

She's doing really well physically.

Mentally, spiritually, not so well. Okay.

She's been at my sister's house for 21/2 weeks.

She won't sleep here.

It's hard not having my baby here with me.

And so I'm used to, like, holding her

and, like, feeling her heart beat.

And she's already overcome so much.

There's nothing that we can do.

That's why we called you guys.

Okay, so, give me a list of what activity

is going on in the house.

Well, things move on their own... Okay.

...physical attacks, mood changes,

my health is declining.

What are we talking about?

I get extremely dizzy to where I almost faint.

My head is constantly pounding,

and I have pain back here on a daily basis.

It's just literally a never-ending list.

I mean, that's issues for a 70-, 80-year-old woman.

Right, and I feel like I am that age.

Okay. And I'm 30 years old.

It's sucking the life out of me.

So, I know about Baylee's issues and your health issues.

Anybody else being affected? Daniel definitely.

Last Thanksgiving, he suffered from a stroke.

Stroke? How old is he?

He was 33 at the time.

So, you mentioned your husband's a vet. What branch? Army.

Being a vet myself and thinking about another vet coming home

after being in combat and having to deal with this,

this kind of pisses me off a little bit.-

How are you dealing with it emotionally?

It's difficult.

The four oldest kids all sleep in the same room.

They don't want to be alone.

It's just stressful around here, so it's hard to be happy.

So, what do you think it is?

I mean, what do you think it wants from you?

I think it wants to hurt Baylee.

It's overwhelming in this room, the emotions.

I feel panic.

I feel fear in this room, and I think this is all the,

you know, living's emotions, what they're feeling.

I'm hearing, "Aneurysm, male, young."

I'm getting a lot of, like, turmoil in here,

a lot of turmoil in here.

Anxiety, panic attacks, nightmares, crying,

being sick a lot,

like, wanting to run away.

And I hear a male's voice say, "Leave this place now."

Okay, Amber, so what's going on in the kitchen?

That stock pot right there was filled with boiling water

when Baylee and I were cooking,

and we both saw it moving towards Baylee.

This pot? Yeah.

Well, it's not a light pot.

This is kind of sturdy. Yeah.

Now, I've seen a pot when the water gets really

going and boiling kind of shake a little bit.-

Could it have been that? No.

It moved diagonally, like, 4 inches.

And you're convinced it was moving towards Baylee?

It was moving towards Baylee. Okay.

Alright, so, anything else?

Yeah, Baylee was shoved in here.

Okay, so, explain what happened.

Baylee was just standing in a chair

trying to get something out of the microwave,

heard her say, "Not scared of you,"

and I see her shoved.

You sure she didn't trip?

There's no way that she could have went from the chair

all the way with her head almost near the dishwasher.

She thinks that she's being hurt for a reason.

She doesn't know why, but she feels

like something's after her.

There's, like, a smart-ass here, this guy who's here.

There's a male here.

He's just a real smart-ass, real smart-ass.

You know, I think, you know,

he's got a really strong presence and personality,

not real cool with women.

The living might feel agitated.

I know there's a telepath here.

I want to say it's this **** guy.

This person can get in your mind,

like, giving people nightmares.

He doesn't like women

and in a way that he likes to scare them,

he likes to make them feel afraid.

He's very physical -- being forced down,

being pushed down --

so females tend to not last long here.

Okay, so, what's going on in here?

Nightmares.

You're having nightmares? Yeah.

Okay, what kind?

Things happening with my family.

Could it be a side effect from some of the medication?

Have you looked into that? No.

Nope, doesn't go with any of that.

Anybody else having the dreams you are?

Yes, Baylee has them every single night.

Anything else?

Sleep paralysis.

Okay, so what happens?

Heavy pressure on my chest, I can't breathe,

I can't talk, I can't move.

That's pretty scary. Yeah, it is scary.

Anything else?

I wake up with scratches.

Looks like an animal attack.

I mean, you got pets here?

Yeah, we do.

We have two cats and some bunnies,

but they're not allowed in this room.

'Cause this is no way to live. Mnh-mnh.

Now we're here.

What are you hoping we can do for you?

I just want my health to get better.

I want my child to come back home at night

and not be afraid to be here.

I just want peace.

I just want my home back,

and I just want them to get the **** out.

Alright, so, this dude, he makes people unhappy generally.

Yeah, there's too much activity in the bed.

He's, like, shaking somebody around.

He's pushing somebody around.

He's getting rough with somebody in the bed.

And they know it.

This is a living, I believe, woman.

Waking her up and pushing her around, you know.

This is on a pretty consistent basis,

whispering nasty stuff into her ear

just like, "You're gonna die,"

like, wicha-wicha-wicha "**** you're gonna die."

So, what does he want from her?

For her to leave.

It seems like he tends to run females out of here.

What would happen to her if she stayed?

She might go missing.

That's what he says.

"She might go missing."

So, Dan, I spoke with your wife today.

Sounds like whatever's going on in this house is pretty dangerous.

- You agree with that? - Yeah, I do.

I don't like my kids being scared.

She was talking about Baylee,

and you got to be very concerned about that.

I'm very concerned. That's my little buddy. Yeah.

I want to find out a way to protect her.

It's hard, man.

I think about it all the time.

So, have you had your own experiences?

Yeah. What happened?

Well, my first one was, I was going down these stairs,

and I felt like I got pushed or shoved.

You boozing at all?

No. Now, how did it feel?

It felt like a one-handed palm right in the middle of the back.

Well, this is pretty loose. Did this cause the fall?

No, I grabbed it whenever I was falling down

and kind of pulled it.

So, you fell so hard that you ripped this out of the --

Yeah, I'm not a little guy.

Did it ever happen again?

Yeah, it happened about two years later, the same thing.

It was pretty bad.

I had three discs explode,

and I had to go in for a surgery.

Can you imagine the kids getting pushed like that?

No, I can't.

It pisses me off any time they're scared.

Anything else?

Just go from being in a decent mood to irritated, angry.

Do you feel that way when you're not home?

Not near as bad.

Amy may tell you, you have to leave.

Now, how would you take that information?

I'd pack my kids up, and we'd get the hell out of here.

This angry guy won't stop following me.

This dude is influencing males to be nasty to the females.

But, I mean, really bad, you know, like, bad.

I know that men here are being manipulated.

They become this guy.

I want to say this guy was living here at some point,

and he's left such a huge part of his personality,

and they become that.

After speaking with Amber and Dan,

I met with their kids in the living room.

What experiences have you had?

I saw, like, this, like,

man figure just, like, staring at me.

Out of nowhere, I got shoved into the vacuum,

and then I got scratched on both legs.

That's what it looked like.

All of them are having bad experiences.

Every once in a while, I feel...drained.

I was sleeping, and I just randomly saw little figures

crawling on the ground.

What do you think's going on in the house?

There's lots of evil things.

Something bad.

All I know is they're trying to get us.

And I want to get out of this house.

I'm seeing three corpses.

One of the corpse dudes says, "We have been dead a long time."

He says, "We are trying to find all the kids."

The one guy's saying, "You know, we collect all children.

That's our duty."

Could people see them?

I think so, yeah.

The men are always present.

They're always here.

They're always watching.

They're saying, "There's one we want here."

So, Baylee, I was talking to Mommy,

and she was telling me you're having a tough time here.

You don't like what's going on. No.

And I know you had to go to the doctor

for some things that -- for your chest, right?

You feeling okay now?

So, can you tell me about some of the things that scare you?

I have bad dreams every night.

You know what the dreams are about?

Creepy things that always eat my family.

But now you're at your aunt's house and -- Yeah.

And I don't have any bad dreams. Okay.

Alright, what else is happening to you?

I've seen, like, these shadows.

Where do you see them?

I saw them inside the hallway.

More than one?

Yeah, I saw three.

They sometimes move.

Like, if I blink, they're in a different spot.

Anything else going on?

I've seen, like, these hands come out of the bed.

The hands that were from the bed reached out for me.

Okay. That's really scary.

That's even scary for a big guy like me.

So, this is a pretty cool room.

Do you want to come back here?

Mnh-mnh. No?

What if we were able to get rid

of whatever's here that's scaring you?

I mean, like, I would still want to live here,

but then I would have bad memories.

Yeah, I'm sorry, honey.

Alright, well, we're gonna try to fix it anyway.

Is that okay?

Okay.

So, these three corpses collect a bunch of kids over time,

so I'm asking, like, you know, "Where did you come from?"

The one guy's saying, "You know, it really

doesn't matter who sent us.

We got a job to do. It's not personal."

They're saying they're here for a child because it's sick.

The kid's sick.

I kind of think it's a little girl.

Do you know where they want to take her?

A better place.

I mean, they're not Death itself.

They're just sent by Death.

They're grim reapers for children.

Amber's convinced the scratches on her body

came from something paranormal, but I'm not so sure about that.

So I'm heading back there to meet

with some pest-control expert

to see if maybe some sort of animal could be

leaving those marks on Amber and her kids.

Hey, Mike. How you doing?

Thanks for coming out, appreciate it.

The reason I called you, I got a family of seven

that live here. Yeah.

They're complaining about hearing some really

strange noises and attacks

on them that look like scratch marks.

Can that come from an infestation?

That can happen.

So, what I want to do is make sure that there's nothing

in the house that could cause that. Okay.

Give the house a once-over,

do the inspection, and then get back to me. Sure.

Alrighty? Yep.

Alright, cool. Thanks, buddy.

Thank you. Appreciate it.

I never know what Amy's gonna find during her walk.

But when you work a homicide,

you have to rule out the obvious first,

and that's exactly what I'm doing here.

So, if there are rodents in the house,

it could explain what Amber and her family are going through.

We'd exterminate those suckers,

and everyone would be good to go.

How'd it go?

Well, I mean, a few bird nests on the outside of the house,

a couple flies on the inside, no rodent droppings whatsoever.

Okay, so there's nothing in there that could cause

any kind of injuries to the people living here? No.

Alright, so I know it's nothing to do

with something you might have found... No.

...which means I got another problem. Yeah.

Okay.

I don't like this.

I feel somebody being physically assaulted in this room,

being forced down, maybe pushed down, being held down.

I'm thinking it's the dead male.

He's very physical, especially with women.

I just don't think women...

do well here.

I think they're just **** tortured and played with.

So, I just got a call from the local sheriff.

He was doing some research on Amber and Daniel's land for me,

and he hit the mother lode.

Turns out another couple who owned the property

never made it out of there alive.

Well, Sheriff, I appreciate you coming out to meet me.

Before we get to the murder-suicide,

what do you know about these people?

Lois Bowlie purchased the property in 1959.

She was a successful real estate professional.

It was soon thereafter she married Louis David Cramer.

He owned a local construction company.

Okay, so, now, was this their first marriage to each other?

No, this is the fourth marriage for both of them.

They were both married four times? Yes, four times.

They were both married four times.

Okay, so that's their first mistake right there.

What else do you know about Lois?

She was a quiet woman, involved in the local church.

What about the husband?

You find anything else about him?

Yes, he was a good-looking guy, liked to drink a lot,

and he was a womanizer, according to the family.

Alright, he was a good-looking guy.

Basically, we got a drinking womanizer

marrying a churchgoing woman.

Yes, opposites.

This angry dead guy has a really bad temper.

Have you been able to get anything on who he was in life?

You know, he might drink too much,

might do drugs occasionally.

You know, "I'm gonna drink, and I'm gonna ****

smack you upside the head,

and you're going to shut the ****."

He's kind of always in a state of agitation.

"It's my way or the highway" kind of dude.

You know, hot to temper, short fuse,

kind of a fighting kind of guy.

That's this guy's deal.

That's this guy's personality.

Okay, so obviously, this doesn't end well for either one of them,

so take me to that day and what happened.

On March 2, 1962,

one of Lois' employees shows up at the house.

Okay. So she walks in,

and she finds Louis David Cramer dead in the hallway.

He was suffering from three gunshot wounds to the chest.

Now what? The worker goes into the bedroom and finds Lois

in the bed with a single gunshot wound

to the head with a handgun still in her grips.

So, the police believed she killed him?

Yes.

Then went into the bedroom and shot herself?

Yes. I have the death certificates here.

This just come out of the blue? I mean, what happened?

Not really. She had filed for divorce twice

during their short marriage, but she withdrew both times.

So obviously, these guys had a very troubled marriage

in a very short period of time.

Any idea what those troubles were?

According to the relatives, it's possible

that he could have been physically abusive to Lois also.

Okay.

I'm overhearing a female and a male fighting.

"I'm gonna leave you and this **** house."

There's somebody getting hit in the stomach here.

Somebody's getting hit.

Also, I'm getting head pain -- like, severe.

This is a female.

This isn't a headache. This is...

This is trauma to the head.

**** man.

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So far, I've got a family being physically assaulted

by God knows what on a property

where a brutal murder-suicide took place.

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

Combing through old records, I find a cyclone that ripped

through Amber and Dan's property in the late 1800s.

The damage was so bad,

it devastated the family who lived on the land.

Well, I managed to track down a local descendant

of this poor family that was wiped out by that storm.

I'm heading over to her house now, and she says the cyclone

was fast, unexpected, and deadly.

So, Diane, I appreciate you taking the time to meet with me.

Thank you.

I know the cyclone hit in 1879.

Now, who was living on the property then?

Marion Harris and his wife, Phoebe, and their four children.

Can you take me through what happened that day?

Well, it was May 30, 1879,

and the cyclone hit about 7:00 p.m.

So, this is 1879.

There was no warning systems that... No.

...anybody would know of, right,

so how'd they know it was coming?

Just when they hear it.

It's supposed to sound like a freight train.

Okay, so I know this thing was deadly.

What happened?

Phoebe grabbed the 8-year-old daughter, Lilly,

and the cyclone threw them 200 yards,

and they died instantly.

Marion had grabbed the baby.

Ernest was 8 months old.

They were thrown 150 yards,

and they lived just a short time.

They died within a few weeks.

I know you said they had four kids.

What happened to the other two?

The other two lived.

The boy was thrown into a hayrick. He survived.

And the girl survived, but we don't know how.

Now, Diane, you lived here your whole life, right? Yes.

So, how often have you seen or heard

about these tornadoes being that big?

I've only heard of two in my lifetime.

You can't run fast enough to get shelter.

It's really loud, so much going on outside.

It's like **** ruckus, man.

It's chaos out there.

There's, like, men yelling and, you know,

all hell breaking loose.

I see a dead man and a child fall.

The man has this baby or this child, like,

wrapped in his arms.

Then I'm seeing this little girl, long, straight hair --

getting a pain right side of my head.

Man, that's, like, a hammer.

This is a male being hit.

Lord.

Yeah, he got hit in the back of the head pretty damn hard.

I think he was caught off guard.

I saw several horrifying things during my walk,

but one really stood out.

It involved three males...

...in a bedroom.

Two of the males are standing to the left side of the bed.

Both of their heads were decomposing.

The other guy, he had a lot of blood all on him,

like blood and gore, really, no bottom lip here.

His nose definitely was out a bit more. Okay.

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.

So, Amy, I want you to meet Amber and her husband Dan.

Now, they're raising a blended family of five kids here.

Here's a picture of everyone.

Everyone is scared, and we are literally their last hope.

So, now that Amy knows who you guys are,

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

During my walk, I went to the backyard,

and it's, like, insane back there.

And whatever was going on was really stressful and crazy.

I could hear people yelling and freaking out.

There was a dead man holding a little baby.

All of this residual, it's causing a lot of stress

and anxiety for people who live here.

This might be a shot in the dark,

but you saw people freaking out and a dead man holding a child.

During my research, I came across a cyclone

that hit this place in 1879.

Now, this thing was about 100 yards wide.

It came through the area without warning.

So, a family of six lived on your land back then.

So, the Dad picked up the baby and tried to run.

The winds tossed them 150 yards, so the father and son died,

and then Mom tried to run to safety

with an 8-year-old daughter,

and they were thrown 200 yards and killed instantly.

Holy ****!

Miraculously, two of their other kids survived somehow.

Damn, cyclone!

So, what else?

When I went into the house, I got a lot of turmoil.

The emotions in this particular room

were absolutely overwhelming.

I got lots of crying, illness, vomiting, panic attacks,

people being sick a lot.

Tell her about your illnesses.

I get pains in the back of my head.

I get bad stabbing pain.

It's nonstop.

Like, I feel like I'm 70 years old, and I'm 30.

Now, you see Dan looks like a pretty healthy guy, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, tell her about what happened to you.

Last Thanksgiving, I had a ministroke.

He what? What are you, 33?

34. 34 years old.

And it was in the house?

Yeah. Man.

So, the next person I meet is a male.

I don't like him.

He is psychologically bothering you guys, but also physically.

I'm gonna start off with the psychological torture

that he's doing.

First off, he's a telepath...

...which means he can control and influence

the way living people think and feel.

And the problem with that is that this guy

is a smart-ass and a misogynistic jerk.

So an individual can start acting completely different

from the way that they've always been.

He can manipulate moods.

He can make people unhappy, and his focus is on males.

He likes to get men to act like he does against females.

I get home from work in a good mood, come in the door,

and it's just like, just get irritated,

pissed off, just want to be by myself.

We're close, and we love each other,

but we can be at each other's throats for no reason at all.

The other thing he showed me was him manipulating people

while they're sleeping, causing nightmares.

I have nightmares of, like, my family getting hurt somehow.

My daughter, she has them every single night.

Which one is this?

Baylee, the youngest.

Yeah.

She woke up, and a black hand was over her stomach squeezing.

She cried all morning 'cause she said it felt so real.

This is not good.

They're so bad that she's not even staying at the house.

She hasn't for three weeks.

So, getting into, like, the physical aspect of this guy,

what I saw was him picturing a female falling

down the stairs,

and because of that, that woman actually does it.

So now, it didn't happen to Amber,

but Dan got pushed down the staircase twice.

You did? Yeah.

Really?

The second time, I ended up blowing out three discs,

and I had to go in for surgery.

That's interesting.

Now, a female was pushed.

Tell her what happened to Baylee in the kitchen.

Baylee was standing on a chair.-

And she heard something say, "I'm gonna get you,"

and she said, "I'm not scared,"

and she went flying across the kitchen.

He likes to have females feel fear.

Little girls, too?

It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.

He also likes to spend time in the master bedroom.

So, I'm back there, and I'm looking at the bed,

and I'm seeing this guy, like, attacking the living woman.

He's, like, shaking somebody around.

He's pushing somebody around.

He's getting rough with somebody in the bed.

Well, you were scratched in bed.

I woke up with a bunch of scratches.

Take a look at some of these scratches.

So, as far as the scratches go,

I brought in a pest-control expert to see

if there was something else that might have caused it,

but he found nothing.

Any idea who this guy might have been when he was alive?

Honestly, I didn't get much on him,

but he was on the thinner side, thick, short brown hair,

definitely into drugs and drinking, bad temper,

especially with women, violent,

especially when he'd drink alcohol.

Couldn't really tell if he died here,

but I felt like he had at some point lived here.

So a womanizer, drinker, used to live on this property...

I might know who you're talking about.

This guy's name was Louis David Cramer.

In 1959, he married the owner of this property,

and her name was Lois Bowlie.

So, I spoke to the local sheriff,

and he told me Cramer was as Amy described.

He was a womanizer, he was a drinker,

and according to relatives,

he was physically abusive to women.

Nobody knows exactly what happened,

but on March 2, 1962,

the two had a violent argument, Lois grabbed a gun,

shot him in the chest three times, killing him.

She went into the bedroom, put the gun to her head,

blew her brains out.

I got both their death certificates here.

My gosh.

This is his, gunshot wounds to the chest -- three --

and then this is her bullet wound to the head,

so we had a murder-suicide.

Now, I couldn't get a photo of Lois,

but the sheriff I spoke to gave me a photo of Cramer.

So, is it possible that it was Cramer that you saw?

The personality is pretty right on.

That's just **** weird.

That pisses me the **** off. Yeah.

Is there anything else?

So, I met these three guys, and I called them the corpses.

They have been dead for a long time.

They have a bunch of dead kids with them.

They hover around the last bedroom to the left.

That's the kids' room, right?

Baylee talks about the three shadows that are behind her

when she walks down out of that room.

She's drawn pictures of it.

Baylee gave me these drawings earlier today.

Here's what Baylee drew.

My God.

Wow.

So, what exactly do these three corpses want with the kids here?

What they told me was that, "We're just here doing our job."

They just do what they're told

and that they're here to collect one little girl in particular.

They ain't collecting any of my kids.

I did have a sketch done of what I saw.

My God.

Baylee, she describes **** like this to us all the time.

That's even how she sits in the bed.

I don't like my little girl having to see that crap.

The corpses, they were saying that they're here

for the child who is sick.

She has half a heart.

What?

She's had three open-heart surgeries,

and she's doing good.

I knew something was going on with her.

And what makes me angry is, like,

they're wanting to take my child when she's fought.

She deserves to be here, so **** them.

So, who are these creeps?

They're basically Death.

Death is their boss,

and so they come and they wait and they watch.

So they just watch her all the time?

Yeah.

Everything you're telling me is Baylee's okay. Yeah.

They know something we don't?

All I know is what I report.

This is what I saw.

That's her baby.

That's my little buddy and her best friend.

I mean, with this, it's not an ISIS terrorist.

This is something we can't handle.

Now my anxiety's flaring up.

Just, like, is my child just gonna pass away?

They just said, "We're here because she's sick."

They're watching and waiting.

They're gonna be waiting and watching

for a long **** time.

So, Amber, Dan,

I'm really sorry you've had to hear all of this tonight.

You have a great kid, a great family,

and all you want to do is live together

in health and peace, right?-

Now we're gonna find out if that's even possible.

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

Okay, so first thing is,

you need to set a perimeter around the land.

Get a large bag of salt,

and take that around first the yard

and then around the house.

Then I want you to take this,

and I want you to go to the four corners of the property.

Go ahead and spray that right around the ground there.

What is this stuff?

It's a combination of various things taken from voodoo,

so it's super potent.

The salt and this thing's gonna keep the dead people at bay.

Yes.

Once that's done, I have a team that I can get out here.

Who exactly is on this team you're talking about?

They're an eclectic mix of individuals.

You've got mediums, Reiki.

You got the whole shebang here.

They are going to focus on the interior of the house

and getting rid of the dead that have, like,

basically planted themselves firmly in here.

That includes our telepathic nutjob?

Yes.

But what about these three corpses?

The thing about Baylee,

she's always gonna be with the dead, you know,

and she's basically open in every way.

People like her are gateways.

What's that mean?

Just that they are essentially functioning

on two planes at the same time --

the living plane, the dead plane.

She's always gonna be dealing with this, alright?

It's kind of unnerving, hearing about them

just kind of lingering around my child,

but, I mean --

That's kind of something we've always known,

like, the way she talks and everything.

But these guys being here

doesn't mean Baylee is sick again?

No.

So if they do all this and follow your advice,

I mean, will life be a lot better for them

in a couple months? It'll be a lot better.

So this is actually good news.

We know what's going on, who's causing it,

how to get rid of it.

So no more scratches, no more getting thrown

down the stairs,

and she can pretty much -- for a kid with a half a heart --

She can have a normal childhood.

She kicks ass. She can handle anything.

She does. She's great. I got to ask.

Are you guys gonna follow Amy's advice?

Absolutely. Yeah, definitely.

Absolutely.

We ain't gonna wait to do any of it either.

I am very thankful, like, very thankful.

I'm ready for her to come home.

It's going to take a lot of work,

but if Amber and Dan follow my advice,

I'm confident they'll be able to live in their home in peace.

We followed all of Amy's advice.

Her team came out and helped clear the house.

It feels so great in here.

It's literally like light replaced the darkness.

And I have good dreams every night,

and I get to sleep in my own room.

Yeah, she doesn't have any more nightmares.

We're just very thankful for the experience

and to Amy and Steve for everything that they've done.

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