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[ haunting choral music ]

SHANNON: Watch this.

[ energetic hip hop music ] ♪ Keep You ♪

I killed that.

MICHELLE: It could've been better.

What? Get out of here.

Michelle: You did good, I'm just
saying there's room for improvement.

Oh yeah? Are you going
to show me how it's done?

If I feel like getting up.

You better feel like getting up
since you just blew up my spot.

Go get me a drink and
let me stretch for a minute.

Shannon: Stretch? You need all that?

I don't want to embarrass
myself like you just did.

Oh yeah. >>Okay? If I do it -

I'm doing it right.

Whatever. What do you want to drink?

A latte.

Those take forever to make.

Three minutes?

Ugh. More like five.

Then get on it.

Michelle: Hey, wait. Um...

What's with some of the
comments on this one?

What the challenge? >>Yeah.

'Skipping this one.
Worse than a Ouija Board.'

Michelle: 'I swear it's felt like something's
been watching me since I did this.'

Michelle: 'WTF is up with this?'
I mean, there's a whole bunch.

People being weird.

I mean, you know those spooky
Tik Toks always get more views.

If you say so.

[ eerie, drone music ]

I mean, if there's a... the window's open
there's a current sometimes from the bathroom.

I closed the window when I came out.

What are you doing?

I'm going to go turn on the hall light.

And then we are going
to go make that latte.

I'm not doing that
challenge now, are you nuts?

Whatever. I just want the light on,
and I don't want to be up here anymore.

[ floor creaking ]

[ cutting sound, Shannon choking ]

Shannon?

[ squishy, cutting sound
] Michelle: Shannon?

[ somber, haunting music ]

Thank you.

And thanks for letting me come.

HARPER: Of course. Um,
let's just keep this between us.

I - I didn't exactly ask for permission.

Gotcha.

I hated to ask, but we
were friends for 15 years.

Most of our lives.

I love her family, they were
practically my family too, but...

...now they hate me.

Like it was my fault.

I don't think that they hate
you. I think that they're just...

...processing. I mean,
grief isn't always rational.

I think it's rotten that they're
blacklisting you but - it isn't unusual.

Good to know.

Do you know how she died?

I know you're just, like a
secretary or something, but...

...how involved are you?

Um...

I do everything around
here. Except for body prep.

But... I hear things.

What do you think happened?

I don't know. But um, I don't
think you had anything to do with it.

Thank you.

Michelle: The police think I did.

So does her family.

They're convinced there was
some kind of prank gone bad.

And that now I'm protecting
whoever was helping us.

Michelle: They tried to threaten
me for not telling the whole truth.

And I don't know what the heck happened.

But I had nothing to do with it.

[ somber music fades out ]

[ pensive, hopeful music ]

REBECCA: Well, apparently that's a
conversation you need to have with your son.

Are you serious?

You do know that something like this could
be considered sexual harassment, right?

Do you really want to go there?

Rebecca: Well I don't think it's your
place to decide if it's harmless or not.

And no, I'll worry about Raegan. You worry
about why your son spent twenty minutes-

-sketching and shading a
penis in a school yearbook.

[ phone slams down ]

RAEGAN: That was messed up.

Not as messed up as what he
did, or them trying to downplay it.

You weren't going to tell me about it?

Why would I?

It's not a big deal. [ music fades out ]

Not a big deal but you tried to burn and throw away a
fifty dollar yearbook signed by your friends and teachers?

Mm, teachers mostly, I
don't have any friends left.

Raegan.

Raegan: First of all, why were you digging through
the trash anyways? Don't you have better things to do?

I wasn't digging through the trash,
you just did a poor job hiding it.

Whatever.

You're making dinner, by the way. Remember?

I'm ordering pizza.

With what money?

I'll go in front of Walmart in
my wheelchair for a couple hours.

[ scoffs ]

[ phone vibrates ]

Again?

[ mysterious, haunting music ]

[ door buzzer ]

[ door creaks ]

[ knocking ]

Someone there?

[ repeated knocking ]

[ eerie music ]

[ loud bang ]

[ knocking, muffled cries ]

If this is a joke it's not funny,
alright? I'm going to call the cops.

[ knocking continues ]

[ muffled screams, knocking ]

What the hell?

[ eerie music fades, coffin lid creaking ]

BRIELLE: Help me! [ Harper gasps ]

[ lid closes, Harper making
frightened whimpers ]

[ eerie, haunting music ]

Brielle: The only thing my parents didn't take completely
away was my laptop since I have to do schoolwork on it.

Brielle: And even that's being monitored so
I can't do anything fun like update you guys,

Brielle: or, respond to comments.

Brielle: I can't complain too
much, though. I did deserve it.

Brielle: I cheated on a test
and then I tried to lie about it.

My parents are cool. If you mess up,
even if you do something completely dumb.

If you admit it, you get in trouble but it's a lot
better than what happens if you try and hide it.

I've been good, so I get to go on for
about thirty minutes every single day.

It's a start. But it is enough
time to update you guys,

and to try to make you laugh by trying
to get through another dance challenge.

♪ Keep You ♪

Alright, I'm going to edit that to
make me look like a pro dancer.

Which means I better get started.

My thirty minutes start the second
school ends. Bathroom breaks included.

Not fair, but what are you doing to do?

[ eerie, atmospheric music ]

[ Brielle screams, muffled ]

[ pensive, haunting music ]

JOEL: But do not, do
not believe the fake news.

Satan, does not come-

Joel: -with big sharp horns,
or scaly skin, or pointed teeth.

Joel: And no, he doesn't come with orange
hair and a tan either so do not go there.

[ Joel laughs ] Raegan: He
appears on my TV in crappy suit.

Next. [ Rebecca laughs ]

Rebecca: Alright, maybe that's a sign. Mom
would kill us for watching TV during dinner.

A hundred times. And hey, at least
we're not in our rooms. That's improvement.

That's sad.

Hey, I know you're into
that whole TikTok thing.

Have you ever heard of
'The Grave Dance Challenge'?

Yeah, who hasn't?

Me before yesterday.

Anyway, it seems like my next
assignment may be connected to it.

Really? >>M-hm.

That's interesting. You know, I
have heard a few creepy stories.

You think they're genuine?

Probably not. I did it I
haven't noticed anything.

Have you ever seen her
before? [ haunting music ]

Bridgette? Yeah she had some like,
healing self-help videos a while back.

Why, what about her?

She's part of the package. I guess
they think she's involved, somehow.

I'm not really sure.

But, did she do the challenge?

No. But she did disappear around
the time it came out, though.

You think it's something supernatural?

Nah, it's probably just
people messing around.

What about Shannon?

Prime example. They tried to make
a scary video and they took it too far.

And someone got hurt.

I mean, out of the millions of
people that've done this, like...

...a hundred have claimed
they had some sort of experience.

I mean, what was the worst thing that
happened? The number that kept calling you?

Yeah.

Wait, so someone's actually paying you to-

-what? Find out what's up with it?

[ Rebecca laughs ] Something like that.

I don't know, I'm going to meet with her
tomorrow to go over the details so we'll see.

Well, it'll break up the monotony, right?

You get to chase a viral ghost instead of
some bored accountant boning his secretary.

[ both laugh ] Rebecca: What?

Well, I was excited
until you put it that way.

Hey, at least you're getting paid.

Thank you. >>You're welcome.

How'd you end up working here? I
expected you to be a little bit older.

You're not the only one. Um,
my uncle, he runs the business.

And he needed a new assistant, and I
needed a job so we helped each other out.

Hm. Good for you.

And you never get creeped out?

I'm not usually here at nights
and when I am here alone...

It's a little creepy but
nothing I can't handle.

Harper: Um, so I know what I'm
asking of you might be impossible.

But you have really great reviews.

Harper: And I think it's worth a shot
if you can give me some piece of mind.

I'll certainly do the best I can.

Thank you.

That being said, I do have to
ask. Are you sure she's local?

I'm positive. One of the videos I saw before it was
deleted, was definitely at the Green Mountain Park.

Okay, that's good.

Um, I included her
profile name in the file.

Harper: Along with the video
I recorded to show a friend.

Not one where she's doing
this particular challenge, though?

No. That one was deleted.

And, like I said this was way
before this got popular, so -

- that's why I think it started with her.

Alright.

And not that it really matters to me either way
but I'm curious. What's your interest in this?

Well, I'm pretty sure I'm the first to make
the connection that it started with her.

Plus I think that there's
more to the stories.

Have you had any personal experiences?

Um, I know people who have.
And I did do the challenge myself.

So, it's worth looking into.

Fair enough.

BRIDGETTE: Okay, so for today's video I'm
going to be filming at an abandoned house.

Not too far from my
house. Little bit of a walk.

But I thought that I would give you guys
a cool location for this one, so let's go.

[ ethereal music ]

[ ethereal, haunting music ] Thank you guys for
watching. I really appreciate all two of you.

Hey Mom and Dad.

Anyone else probably just
watches to make fun of me.

But, regardless if you're doing the
exercises I hope this is blessing you.

Impurities in any facet of
your life will effect the others.

That's why it's so important
to take care of your whole self.

Body. Mind. Spirit.

There's an old proverb.

'The spirit of a man will sustain him in
sickness, but who can bear a broken spirit?'

If these exercises are helping
you in any way please let me know.

I'd love to hear from you. And.

Just press on. Stay safe.

And remember that while we're trying to better
ourselves there are forces at work that-

-want to keep us in the dark. And in pain.

So be optimistic. But be prepared.

[ creaking ]

I better get out of here, huh?

Love you guys.

[ picture/screenshot snapped ]

[ haunting, choral music ]

[ mysterious, energetic music ]

Rebecca: Okay, I'm here.

I'll take a look around. If I see
anything suspicious I'll call the police.

And then I'll call you back.

Yep.

Rebecca: I mean, if a teenage girl
broke in to record herself dancing.

Rebecca: Right.

Rebecca: I'll let you know.

[ keys drop ]

[ haunting music ]

Madison County Sheriff's
Department. Is anyone in here?

[ phone buzzing ]

Again?

[ phone ringing, haunting music ]

[ phone off the hook tone ]

[ eerie, suspenseful music ]

Raegan: Alright, you should be all set.

It'll do the full scan first but if that
doesn't work then do the deep scan.

That one takes forever, but you'll
start seeing the stuff on the card.

Files will start showing up and then you'll
be able to see the previews of them soon.

Cool. Thanks.

Yeah. And for my services
I expect to see what's on it.

Bridgette had some cool stuff,
and I would like to see the rest.

Fair enough. Finally a part
of my job you're interested in.

Finally something
worth being interested in.

You'll come around. You'll make
a good investigator someday.

Mm. No patience.

Plenty of time to work on those dance
routines while you're waiting around.

True.

Hey, speaking of which, you might
not want to sit on the chair all night.

Raegan: The scan's
going to take a long time.

Go to bed. Go for a walk. Do something.

Okay, mom.

Raegan: I'm serious.

All the waiting around you're
doing. I'm just looking out for you.

Your butt's looking a little wider these
days, you might want to get off of it.

Ew. You can bite me.

No, I'm trying to lose weight.

[ scoffs ]

[ suspenseful music with heartbeat ]

[ eerie, muffled woman's voice ]

[ eerie, muffled woman's voice louder ]

[ eerie woman's voice
speaking unintelligibly ]

[ eerie, muffled woman's voice stops ]

[ pensive, mysterious music ]

Hey guys. So today I do
have another exercise for you.

But I also wanted to show
you something a little different.

But it's very important. It could
really help you with your healing.

And especially your
deliverance if you need it.

So, this is one of three monuments
that've been out here for years.

In very remote areas of the Green Mountain
Forest. Not the park, but the forest.

To get to this one you would have to find the
first fork in the path off the green trail.

Make a right at the first oak you
see. And then just keep going straight-

-until you find another dirt
path that'll bring you here.

So, this is a cairn. Sometimes
they're burial mounds, this one's not.

It's for balance. To counteract
the negative energies in an area.

There are negative spirits and negative
energies that shift the whole vibe of a place.

So, houses, forests, towns.

It's the reason why you get an icky
feeling sometimes just entering an area.

These woods have a pretty dark history.

Cult activity. Actual devil worship.

And it runs throughout the
county so it has a really strong pull.

But the cairns are here
to try and temper that.

[ leaves rustle ]

Thought I heard something.

[ eerie, suspenseful music ]

[ ethereal music ]

[ ethereal, choral music ]

[ CPU clicks off ]

What the hell?

[ cord rattling ]

[ suspenseful music ]

[ door locks ]

[ frantic breathing ]

[ heavy footsteps ]

God, please help me. Please
help me. Please help me.

Please help me.

Help. Please, help me.

[ suspenseful music with heartbeat sound ]

Please. Please. Please.

Harper: Please help
me. [ transitional music ]

[ heartbeat sound ]

[ heartbeat sound fades out ]

[ somber music ]

Hey, um. Would you mind
if I tagged along today?

Rebecca: Raegan?

[ scoffs ]

Rebecca: Long night, kiddo?

Raegan: Hm? What?

I'm heading out. I probably won't
be home until close to dinner time.

You going to be okay?

Yeah, if you leave me alone.

And I'll see if I can pick
something up on the way home.

No, I'll cook.

By cook do you mean just order pizza again?

No, I know we're not rich. I'll cook.

Now, leave me alone. >>Ewww.

Female vice: [ extremely muffled ] Harper?

[ leaves rustle ] Rebecca: Harper?

You okay?

I was until you scared me.

You sure about that? I called
your name like three times.

You did?

Oh. I had a long night.

Rebecca: You and me both.

It's a little bit of a hike. You up for it?

I am.

Let's go.

[ footsteps in leaves ]

[ doorbell chimes ]

MITCHELL: Hi. Raegan? >>Yeah.

I'm Deacon Mitchell, I'm...
uh, sorry. I'm Mark Mitchell.

I'm in-

In Becca's small group at church?

Yeah. >>Yeah, she talks
about you all the time.

That's good to hear. You too.

Mitchell: She loves her little sister.

You're looking good. Good
to see you up and about.

Much better than a few weeks ago.

Yeah, she mentioned you might not
need your wheelchair too much longer.

I know you don't go to
church anymore, but...

You should know we all pray
for you. Pretty much every day.

Thank you. Um, Becca isn't here.

Okay. Uh, we're starting a new book in small
group this week, can I leave this with you?

Yeah, sure. I'll give it to her.

Thanks. Good to see you.

[ pensive, hopeful music ]

Joel: But Jesus came
and proclaimed liberty-

Joel: -for those that are bound.

We've had a lot of miracles out
here tonight. You've all been witnesses.

But is there one more?

Joel: Is there one more
person? Ready to stand?

You out there watching on your TV screens.

Or, wait.

Joel: On your cellphone screens
more likely. I know what's up.

But if you are within
the sound of my voice!

You are free!

Joel: Jesus died to set you free.

Joel: So you need to believe. And
you need to walk in that freedom.

Is there. Anyone here?

Willing to walk in that freedom?

In Jesus' freedom?

Right now.

Stand up.

Joel: Stand up.

Joel: Stand up and be free!

[ pensive, hopeful music slowly fades out ]

[ somber, slow music ]

Joel: Hey ladies. So
sorry to keep you waiting.

It's okay. We appreciate your time.

Raegan wants to walk
to you alone if it's alright?

Oh, that's not a problem. If you
don't mind staying within eyesight.

Liabilities and all.

Yeah, no problem. Thank you.

Joel: You're welcome.

Raegan: Thank you so much, Reverend.

Raegan: I know you've had a long day.

Raegan: And I'd hate
taking up any of your time.

I...

I believed today. I had faith.

I've... had faith.

We've been coming to
this church for six months.

And we've seen all the amazing things that
happen here. We watch you on TV all the time.

Raegan: Um...

Raegan: I've had MS.

Raegan: And other problems since-

I was really little, and...

I want to be healed. I
just want to be normal.

But. Nothing's happened.

Well, just know.

That you are normal. You are beautiful.

Joel: And you're highly valued.

Joel: Now, this-

-chair. You know, your MS.

None of this has a bearing
on who you are as a person.

Or how important you are to God.

[ sighs ]

Now, when it comes to healing you.

That's a different issue altogether.

[ suspenseful music ] I mean, of
course God wants you to be healed.

We all want healing. God doesn't
want any pain or any suffering.

[ Joel sighs ]

[ demonic whispering ]

Are you okay, sweetie?

[ demonic whispering continues ]

The answers come in God's time.

Joel: Don't lose hope.

I believe that God has
a miracle waiting for you.

God is always waiting to pour on
the blessings to those who seek.

Joel: So seek.

[ whispers cut off ]

[ pensive, hopeful music ]

[ footsteps in leaves ]

[ haunting, mysterious music ]

Huh. >>What is it?

I've seen that before.

Harper: In one of the videos?

Rebecca: No in that house
where she filmed the first video.

You didn't tell me that.

You didn't pay for a daily briefing.

That would've been extra?

Yes.

I like to piece things together one at a
time, and then give you all my findings.

Rebecca: Either at the end,
or sometimes halfway through.

Halfway through is extra, though.

Think that's funny?

If I include the clients in
the process things get messy.

And it throws off my whole technique.

You coming along today, I'm
just throwing that in for free.

Thank you.

Harper: So what do you
think it means? The crosses?

And, personally. Not asking for a briefing.

I'm not sure.

You have any thoughts?

Didn't think so.

[ walking through leaves ]

What the hell?

Rebecca: Good eye.

It's a good thing I'm here.

I mean, I would've found
it on the way back, but still.

Sure you would've.

That's supposed to be Bridgette, isn't it?

Do you think she made it?

No. I have a theory.

Let's keep moving, though. I'll show
you some stuff when we get back later.

Bring her.

What is that?

It's a cairn. Bridgette said it's
used for protection in her video.

Protection from what?

Not a hundred percent sure.

Probably whatever we conjured
up doing that stupid challenge.

I mean, if she's missing it
doesn't seem like it worked.

[ leaves rustling ]

Did you see that?

[ eerie suspenseful music ]

[ ethereal choral music ]

[ foot drags through leaves ]

[ intense music ]

What was that?

There was a man with blood on his hands.

Hey!

What are you doing?

Wait here. >>Rebecca, no!

Harper!

Becca!

Why did you leave me?

Did he come back?

No, but I heard something.
I cannot believe you left me.

I didn't ask you to-

Okay. Look, I'm sorry.
Can we just get out of here?

Let's go.

[ suspenseful music fades out slowly ]

There's a Millie Grayson an
hour and a half north of here.

Lives with her mother, Angie.

Kyle Bolton served three years in
prison for abusing Millie. His niece.

She was five at the time.

Three years?

Typical, unfortunately.

Well, assuming he's the
one we ran into, I mean.

Do you think he did something to
Bridgette? I mean, should we report him?

For being in the back of
her video? No, it's nothing.

I mean, if we had her name or
how old she was for that matter.

Then maybe we'd have something.
But, right now we have nothing.

Right.

But, I'm going to look into his file more.

And I'm going to pay Angie a visit tomorrow.
The more we know about him the better.

Yeah.

Hey, um. I'm really sorry
if I got in the way today.

You didn't. You might've saved my life.

I mean, if you weren't there I might
not have seen him coming. You know?

And yeah, I can handle myself, but -

- if he got a jump on me, which
he didn't, because you were there.

Who knows what could've happened.

Not to mention that doll that you found.

You would've seen it on your way back.

Rebecca: Absolutely. [ laughs ]

But you did make my job easier.

And hey considering tomorrow's
a three hour drive there and back.

If you've got nothing better
to do you're welcome to join.

[ moody music ]

[ eerie female voice
speaking unintelligibly ]

Wish I knew what the
heck it's supposed to be.

Maybe it's better you don't know.

Maybe.

What if it's a curse in
some ancient language?

You know you could be
summoning something right now.

Shut up.

[ voice turns off ]

That's what I thought.

Bridgette: Okay, so I hope
you've been following all the steps.

Bridgette: It's really important that you
don't jump ahead with this sort of thing.

That was a dance and
exercise for spiritual cleansing.

It's one that native healers
would use to expel negative forces.

Whether they're in or around you.

Kind of like how you use a deep cleaner to
bring up all the dirt so you can get rid of it.

[ distant man's scream, striking sound ]

Am I hearing things,
or did that sound like...

Okay. Problem is when you do
this kind of stuff it can be dangerous.

Um.

It can bring up things that you
wouldn't even want to imagine, but-

-it's safe. As long as-[
distant scream, striking sound ]

[ suspenseful music ]

Bridgette: Hello?

Bridgette: Do you need help?

[ man making pained noises ]

Bridgette: Okay, I don't see anything, but
like I said it could be something supernatural.

[ main in pain in background ]
If you experience things like this,

I wouldn't recommend investigating unless.

Unless you're really prepared.

[ man laughing and grunting ]

[ man grunts in pain ]

[ Kyle grunts in pain ]

[ gentle, energetic music ]

[ eerie, suspenseful music ]

So that's where the dance came from.

Are you serious?

After what we just saw,
you're talking about the dance.

It's some weird tweaker in the woods.

I've seen worse.

Bet you have.

How many videos left?

Two.

So, if they're going in order there's
a good chance that Bridgette's okay.

We can hope.

But for every minute that goes
by waiting for this. If she's not-

-could be bad.

♪ Keep You♪ [ playing backward,
eerie and discordant music ]

Raegan, what are you listening to?

Can you turn that down?

[ groans ]

[ music louder ]

[ man screams ]

[ music continues, suspenseful
music plays under it ]

[ clicking ]

[ suspenseful music gets louder ]

[ pans crash to floor ]

♪ Keep You ♪ [ plays normally ]

♪ Keep You ♪ [ fades out ]

You okay?

Yeah. Um.

I think I'm going to sit this one out.

After coming all this way?

Well, I kept you company during
the ride so I did my part. I think.

I guess.

I'll be okay. Um, I should probably
check in with the office, anyways.

Alright. I'll leave the keys with you.

Rebecca: Sit tight. [ car beeping ]

[ door closes, beeping stops ]

ANGIE: 'Angie and Millie. The damage I've done
is something that I can never make up for.

Angie: If they had given me 10 years
in prison it would've been too short.

Angie: You have always been in my corner.
Even when you probably shouldn't have been.

Angie: And Millie looked
up to me like I was her Dad.

Angie: Hearing her say Uncle
Kyle was one of the most-

Angie: -beautiful things
I've heard to this day.

Angie: I know this is hard to
believe but I do love you both.

Angie: I am so very sorry.

Angie: I will spend every second of the
rest of my life paying for what I've done.

Angie: I deserve it. But I wanted to
apologize again and beg for your forgiveness.'

[ mysterious, upbeat music ]

[ birds chirping ]

MILLIE: Hi!

Jeez. Um.

Sorry. I...

It's okay, I shouldn't be so jumpy.

You here to see my mom?

Uh, yeah. My friend's in there talking
to her now. I just came for the ride.

Was it far?

A little.

Uh, those look heavy. Do you need a hand?

Sure. I'm taking it kind of far, though.

That's alright. I can stretch my legs.

Okay.

Pretty cool, isn't it?

Is it a family cemetery?

No. It's just on the edge
of our property, though.

I think whoever built the
house might've started it.

A lot of these graves are really old.

I'll take that.

[ mysterious, upbeat music continues ]

You're not drinking that, are you?

Duh, of course I am.

Kid.

Millie: Sike. It's not for me.

Harper: What's it for?

My mom calls it a thanksgiving offering.

She didn't tell me
about it for a while, but-

-I heard her get up in the middle
of the night to come out here.

Or she'd sneak out in the morning
when she thought I wasn't up.

I followed her a couple times and saw
what she did. Then I asked her about it.

Well, what'd she say?

Well...

It's okay. I'm not going to tell anybody.

I don't remember it, but mom said
someone hurt me when I was little.

Really, little.

And the person who did it got away.

Millie: I guess.

So one of Mom's friends said
to try to put a curse on him.

So he'd, you know, leave me alone.

What kind of curse?

I don't know. Mom won't tell me anything.

I don't want to hurt anyone, but
she said if she didn't do something-

he might come back for me one day. That's
why every Monday and Thursday we do this.

We come back the next morning to
collect the tray. The drink's always gone.

And so are the peppers.

You ever seen anything?

Uh, two nights ago. I saw a girl.

With dark hair. Going into the woods.

I don't know if that
was a spirit or not, but.

Female voice: Shhhhhh.

[ suspenseful music ]

Stay here.

Do - do you see her?

I think she wants you to leave.

Okay. Let's go.

Angie: I'm sure he is
sorry. He ought to be.

Rebecca: I agree.

I'm sorry about what he did.

When's the last time you saw him?

When he was in prison.

I went to curse him out. Tell
him what a piece of garbage he is.

And that if he ever got out, he'd be sorry.

You say you found this?

Yeah. The Green Mountain Forest.

And Kyle?

I mean, he ran off. I didn't
really get a good look at him.

But it was him.

How'd he look?

Like he'd been out there for a while.

Seems like he's been self
harming. Starving himself.

I told him. Even if he caught a break with the
law, he would never get away with what he did.

Well, I'm looking for him
because I have reason to believe,

-he may be stalking another girl
that I haven't been able to find.

Have you seen her?

Can't say I have.

But, it doesn't sound like he's in
shape to be going after anybody else.

Something may've already happened to her.

Let's hope not.

But if it did, he is not
going to get away with it.

I can promise you that.

[ mysterious, upbeat music ]

Rebecca: Probably won't last long but
people drive like idiots when it snows.

Rebecca: Let me see if
I can find a back route.

Harper: Alright.

[ somber music ]

Hm.

Even though it's my night,
Raegan's making dinner.

She always makes enough for
leftovers so if you want to join, you can.

Uh, no. Um.

Actually, I was going to
say I didn't want to intrude.

But after today, I'd rather
not be home alone, so.

Alone?

Where are your folks?

Rebecca: Boyfriend?

Roommate?

Uh.. um.

My parents... um.

My parents are dead. And I
live in an apartment. Alone.

And no boyfriend. Not... not now, anyways.

Well, dinner at my house it is, then.

Rebecca: We pray before
we eat. You don't have to, but-

No, that's fine.

Thank you, Lord, for this food.

Rebecca: Thank you for this
day and for our guest, tonight.

Please bless this meal in Jesus' name.

Rebecca: Amen. >>Amen.

Raegan: So, I'm probably
not supposed to ask.

But considering Becca never brings
her clients over I'm guessing it's okay.

You did the Grave Challenge?

Yeah.

And you really think there's
something dangerous about it?

Raegan: So what do you think
it is? The music? The dance?

Or...

Or maybe it's just TikTok itself.

How so?

Rebecca: Obviously TikTok was created
to make kids dumber than they already are.

This one just happens to be worse somehow.

Rebecca: It's true. If you spend more
than 20 minutes with someone under the age-

-of 25. At some point they'll
spontaneously break into some-

-ridiculous, terribly choreographed dance. And
it's so random. It's like they can't help it.

They have spasms. It's like.

[ Harper and Raegan giggling ]

[ Rebecca laughs ] It's so
random. And it's so dumb.

Rebecca: I just want to make sure you guys know
what it's like for anyone with half a brain.

You okay?

Harper: Yeah, um. Just excuse me a minute.

Raegan: She's really that upset
about you being a jerk to TikTok?

No, she just had kind of a stressful day.

Oh.

What did you say her last name was?

Um... Grace. Why?

She looks kind of familiar. Just wondering
if I saw one of her videos before.

Did something happen to her?

Rebecca: I don't really
know. I didn't really ask her.

I just kind of assumed she had some
paranormal experiences like the others.

You didn't do homework
on one of your clients.

Raegan: You're slipping.
She's a young girl.

I only look them up to make sure
they're not some creepy sex offender.

Hey pervs come in all sizes
and you should know that.

You brought her home to
me. And made me cook for her?

[ Rebecca scoffs ]

You're the worst.

[ gentle, emotional music ]

You okay? >>Yeah, sorry.

Um, it's just been a while
since I've had a good laugh.

How long has it been
since you had a good drink?

I'm 19. My Dad let me have a Malibu
Bay Breeze at a wedding last year.

That's a good choice. But I've
got something for you to try.

Hm?

Alright, it looks like just a few more
hours before we get to watch the last two.

That'll be around midnight.

Yeah. Can't promise I'll be awake by then but
we can check it out first thing in the morning.

What time do you want me here?

Just stay the night. It's easier that way.

I don't have clothes or anything.

Don't be such a princess. You
can go home in the morning.

Plus, there's no reason to leave,
especially after you've had a drink.

This was part of your plan, wasn't it?

Maybe. But why go home and
be alone if you don't have to?

Raegan won't mind?

Rebecca: No. I told her it was possible.

Plus, you know teenagers.
They could care less. Just relax.

Speaking of teenagers I don't mean to
assume to know where your parents are but,

I think it's really cool of you.
Raising your sister on your own.

Yeah.

It's been a challenge, though.

Rebecca: She's had some
health issues, mental and physical.

Which of course, losing a
parent, would do to... well.

Anyone. Including me.

I'm sorry about your parents.

Mine died in a plain
crash. About four years ago.

Um. My mom died giving birth to
me. And my Dad died last month.

Harper: Cancer. They caught
it in the advanced stages.

A month ago?

Harper, I'm so sorry.

It's not the only loss
I've experienced. But um.

It's definitely hit the hardest.

You know, I would've
really like an older sister.

Even a little one, but...
I was an only child. So.

I think Raegan really,
really appreciates you.

Yeah, she respects me.

She knows I love her and
I want what's best for her.

As much as she needs me. I need her, too.

And hey, Raegan's right. I don't
usually get close to my clients, but-

-something told me to
make an exception for you.

So, we're here for you.

Thank you.

[ gentle music continues ]

I sleep in my car all the
time. It's part of my job.

I really don't mind taking the
couch. You can take my bed.

It's fine. Thanks, Becca.

Alright. You change your mind in the
next 10 minutes, you can just knock.

Wake me up after that,
we're going to have a problem.

[ both laugh ] >>Okay.

And if you get hungry or
thirsty, feel free to raid the fridge.

Just no more alcohol.

Yes ma'am.

Alright.

Rebecca: Goodnight.

[ gentle music fades out ]

[ suspenseful music ]

[ crashing upstairs ]

[ nightmarish, haunting music ]

[ rustling around upstairs ]

[ heavy chopping sounds ]

[ haunting choral music ]

[ Harper screams ]

[ Harper gasps ]

[ choral music fades out ]

[ suspenseful music ]

Sorry.

Oh, it's okay. Do you need something?

Uh, yeah I was actually going home.

Um, I didn't want to wake her
but if she was awake, you know.

You're going home. It's
like four in the morning.

Why don't you just stay for a while?

I can't get comfortable on the couch.

Is that really it?

What do you mean?

I know Becca didn't run a background check
on you. But I thought you looked familiar.

You're Harper Sings, right?

You were the first one to make this
challenge popular. Then you disappeared.

Deleted your account and everything.

That's you, right?

Mm. Yeah. Your Dad died, your brother
died. And some of your friends did.

All within the first two months after
you uploaded that challenge, right?

Raegan: You didn't want to tell my sister before you
got her involved so now you just put us all in danger.

I'm just trying to help.

Maybe you shouldn't.

Okay? You've done enough damage.

[ somber music ]

[ haunting, somber music ]

[ crickets ]

[ crickets cut off ]

[ phone ringing ]

Harper, call me back when you get a
chance. I sent you the last two videos.

I think something may've happened to
Bridgette out behind the oak. I'm not sure.

I'm going to check it out myself and then I think
maybe we need to bring this all to the police.

Just to be safe.

Anyway, I hope you're okay.

Bye.

[ eerie, suspenseful music fades in ]

[ haunting, somber music ]

[ papers rustling ]

[ distant drumbeat ]

[ unsettling music ]

[ Becca hits the floor ]

[ Kyle breathing heavily ]

[ Kyle grunts in frustration ]

Kyle: No, I won't do it.
You do it! I brought her here!

Kyle: I'm not going to do
it. [ Kyle breathing heavy ]

[ eerie suspenseful music ]

[ distant drumbeat ]

[ menacing, tribal music ]

[ demonic roar, Becca screams ]

[ haunting choral music ]

[ demonic shriek ]

[ Becca grunts in pain ]

[ Becca breathing heavily ]

On this rock I build this church. And the
gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.

Resist the devil and
he shall flee from you.

[ crying ] Resist the devil
and he shall flee from you.

Rebecca: In the name of
Jesus, Son of God, go away.

[ growling ]

Rebecca: Jesus said I have
the keys to Hades and Death.

At Jesus' name every knee shall
bow, and every tongue confess to God.

Those in heaven, those on
earth, and those below the earth.

In the name of Jesus I command
you to go away. Go away.

[ crying ]

[ moody, haunting music ]

[ door opening ]

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Uh, thank you for bringing her home.

Of course.

No, she's staying the night, tonight.

I don't want you alone in this
house, and I'm no good like this.

I don't need a babysitter. >>Don't argue.

She's going to sleep in my
room. I'll be on the couch.

It's really okay. I can go.

Rebecca: No. Help me in.

[ unsettling, mysterious music ]

Harper: How much of what you
saw do you think was accurate?

I'm not sure. But, I'd bet most of it.

The video you sent me earlier,
plus everything we've seen.

I think that the doll was
more than we thought.

How so?

Well, the symbol next to the cairn. I
redrew it and did a reverse image search.

That was clever. [ Harper smirks ]

Um, it's the Voodoo symbol for
Loa. And the goddess of the dead.

Maman Brigitte.

Her history goes way back
and some of it's linked to Brigid.

A more ancient goddess
of light, justice and healing.

Harper: You use the symbol to summon her.

Harper: And you can also do it through
various rituals like offerings of rum.

Things to do with fire. Peppers.

Like what Millie was doing?

Harper: Exactly.

And you can also do it through dance.

That's why dance is involved in
so many native and Voodoo rituals.

Harper: Because they're calling the
loa, the Voodoo spirits, to come to them.

And possess them.

And from what you saw, and what we've
seen. I think this was all intentional.

Part of a plan.

So you think me going out
into the woods was part of it?

I'd bet on it.

But...

Why would she... like.

Why me?

I don't know. [ mysterious, somber music ]

We'll figure it out. In the morning.

Yeah. Uh, you should get some
rest. And if you need anything-

-well, if you come wake me, we
won't have a problem. Feel free, okay?

Thanks, Harper.

[ door opens ]

Raegan: I don't want Becca to get
hurt again. I almost lost her tonight.

Bridgette: I know. I'll
deal with Kyle soon enough.

Bridgette: But you need to get Harper
away from her. She's just as dangerous.

Raegan: I'm trying.
Becca won't listen to me.

Raegan: If I told her
about you, she'd probably...

Raegan: I don't know,
she might kick me out.

Bridgette: That wouldn't happen.
And if it did, I'd take care of you.

Bridgette: You know that.
Raegan: I know you will.

Raegan: Did you hear that?
Bridgette: Step away.

[ ominous, eerie music ]

[ frightened breathing ]

[ woman's voice speaking unintelligibly ]

[ mysterious music ]

Bridgette: Take a stone and dirt from
a cemetery where a loved one is buried.

Bridgette: And add it to a cairn.

Bridgette: Then trace the symbol
beside the stones on the ground.

Bridgette: To summon the
goddess' protection. Light a fire.

Bridgette: Sprinkle in dust from the cemetery.
And put your best chair in front of it.

Bridgette: Keep the fire
burning until she appears.

Bridgette: This must be done after the purifying
dance to expel the darkness you conjured.

Uh, what are you doing? [ dramatic music ]

I, I was just...

Uh, uh yeah, you need to leave.

Rebecca: No.

I think you have some
explaining to do, Raegan.

Raegan: I've been trying to protect you.

You've been doing things behind my back.

And yeah, I know I'm not your parent, I'm not trying
to micromanage you. I know you're a smart girl.

But what you're getting involved
in, it's dangerous, Raegan.

It's been helping me. Haven't you
noticed how much better I've been doing?

It almost got me killed, though.

That wasn't her. She's
been trying to protect us.

Who do you think she is?

Someone. Someone that's real.

Someone that didn't tell
me I needed more faith.

She's been hiding behind a fake persona.

Rebecca: And me trying to make sure she's
not getting hurt, it put me in danger.

And if she's whatever you think
she is, why is she hiding, then?

I don't know.

I don't know everything just like you don't
know everything about that bs you believe.

You've been following some
creepy video that you saw.

Rebecca: And yeah, I took you
to a bad church, that was my fault.

But just because Jesus wasn't
there, it doesn't mean He's not here.

Jesus didn't help me, Bridgette did.

Not anymore.

Then, I'm not going to be here.

Raegan: You need to sit down.

Do you have a concussion?

Yeah. Mild.

Have Harper stick around.
I just. I need to get out.

Where are you going to go?

Nowhere far. I'll check in later.

Okay.

I love you. I hope you know that.

I do.

[ dramatic music fades out ]

[ melancholy music ]

So that's my sixth time.

And...

Just like Bridgette said,
each time I feel stronger.

Raegan: So, it's working.

Raegan: But, I felt this
presence she warned about.

This... dark. And hateful.

But the more progress
you make, the less I feel it.

Raegan: Which has to mean this is all real.

Not another hoax. Or, more false hope.

Church.

This is real. I just...

Raegan: I hope I can find her. I just
wanted to thank her and learn more.

But, we'll see what
happens. Hopefully she's okay.

[ mysterious music ]

This has been going on
way longer than I thought.

She must have saw the videos around the same
time I did, but she actually paid attention.

I just thought she was
getting better, you know?

Like, that happens with MS sometimes.
I had no idea it was intentional.

What?

That house where I found that camera, I've been
getting calls from their phone for weeks, now.

And I could've looked it up and
checked it out a long time ago.

And then thanks to me hiring you,
you wound up going there, anyways.

It was all a plan. And
I walked right into it.

Well, you survived last night so -
you kind of ruined their plan, didn't you?

Yeah, but Raegan's still in danger.

And it's not going to be
easy to convince her of that.

I mean, I don't know what
type of strongholds this thing has.

I mean... you believe in God. Now wouldn't
be a bad time to start praying, right?

Yeah, but - I mean - she made her own
decisions. It's not like He has to save her.

I don't know His plan.
Especially after her rejecting Him.

Maybe not, but I know enough about this stuff
that you're supposed to have faith when you pray.

So, don't lose that.

Um, I should probably
go check in on my uncle.

Go, I'll be okay.

I'll be right back.

Thanks for sticking around.

Okay. I'll be right back.

[ haunting music ]

Mitchell: And we know that the demons, Lord.
Even the most powerful of them tremble.

Mitchell: At your presence. They
tremble at the name of Jesus.

Mitchell: So we appeal to that power and ask
that you would not only expel them, but...

Keep them from coming back in here.

Stop them from even coming
through any of these doorways.

Mitchell: In Jesus' name. Amen.

Amen.

Thank you, Deacon Mitchell.

Mitchell: Of course.

You sure you don't want me to see if one of
the ladies can come by to keep an eye on you?

I'll be alright. Just probably going
to pray, lay down and fall asleep.

I'll be fine. But thank you.

Sure.

Mitchell: Some of the missionaries at
our church have been to Haiti before.

These things can be very powerful.

I don't think it's just a
demon we're dealing with.

Demons need a body to possess.

Or... energy to manifest, but-

Mitchell: Fallen angels
are a whole other story.

Usually they're too busy with world
governments and big events to deal with...

you know, little people.

What would she want with Raegan, then?

My guess would be a platform.

Mitchell: If she really was
involved in Raegan's healing.

If Raegan were to share her story
and spread that message, then-

-it could reach a lot of people.

[ suspenseful music slowly fades out ]

[ walking through leaves ]

STEFFANIE: Hello, can I help you?

Wait, I remember you, you
used to come here with your sister.

Weren't you in...

In a wheelchair?

Wow, look at you. It's been at least a
couple months I was hoping you were okay.

I am.

Uh, is Reverend Joel around?

Yes, he was on a call when I left the office. I'm
not sure if he'll have time right now, though.

We just finished a service.

You know, I just read about that seizure
disorder he just healed someone from.

Pretty cool.

Yes. >>Yeah.

Yeah, it was awesome.

And I was wondering, why was that
kid's faith enough, but mine wasn't?

I'm not sure I follow.

Obviously I'm better now. But that
had nothing to do with my faith or God.

And according to the Reverend last time I
was here, he didn't think I had enough faith.

So, you know, I just wanted some clarity.

Let me go see if he's off the phone.

Thank you.

[ faint rustling ]

[ louder rustling ]

[ suspenseful music ]

[ loud rustling continues ]

[ dishes being moved ]

[ intense, suspenseful music ]

[ doorknob rattling ]

[ loud drone ]

Kyle: I didn't want to kill you before.

Kyle: I've done enough bad in my life.

Kyle: But it's the only
way she'll let me go.

Kyle: You. You know what it is.

[ stairs creaking ]

Kyle: It's the only way.

[ haunting, suspenseful music ]

[ footsteps in leaves nearby ]

[ haunting, gloomy music ]

Bridgette: Why did you come here, Harper?

[ walking through leaves ]

Bridgette: You've served your purpose.

Bridgette: You would've been
free to move on with your life.

Bridgette: What's left of it.

Bridgette: But instead, you're here.

Bridgette: Why?

Bridgette: To try to stop me?

Bridgette: Stupid. I killed
your family and your friends.

Bridgette: You see what I'm doing to Kyle.

Bridgette: And all of
that was just for business.

Bridgette: Do you really want to see
what I'm like when I'm annoyed, Harper?

Bridgette: Even a little.

Oh, God. God, please
help me in Jesus' name.

Bridgette: You don't know Jesus, Harper.

[ Harper groans in pain ]

[ Harper coughing ]

[ suspenseful, intense music ]

[ Harper coughing ]

Moron.

You don't get to just use
His name like a charm.

It doesn't work that way.

All you did was make me
angry. [Harper coughs ]

And for that, you're going to suffer.

Go back to hell.

I'll be the first face you see when
you get there, that's a promise.

That won't happen until I say.

[ Harper breathing heavy ]

[ Harper making pained noises ]

[ Harper grunting in pain ]

Bridgette: There are others. Many others who
have died or will die because of what you did.

I don't kill everyone right away
of course, that would be foolish.

[ Harper coughing ]

But all of the millions who have
copied you, they all invoked me.

Bridgette: So when the
time is right, they'll be mine.

Bridgette: And their blood will be
on your hands. [ Harper coughing ]

Bridgette: Remember that.

Even if you took that down, you
know it won't stop me. Don't you?

It would help Raegan.

Maybe.

But what's that going to do for you?

I - I don't care.

Little too late to
get all self sacrificial.

But it is cute.

Cute enough I think I'll end your misery.

For now. [ choral music fades in ]

Millie: No.

Leave her alone. [ mysterious,
upbeat music mixes with choral ]

Go back home to your mother, Millie.

Knock it down.

Millie.

Bridgette: If you do that, he'll come back.

And he'll hurt you.

And I won't be able to protect you.

[ haunting choral music ]

You don't care about me!

You just want to hurt people.

Millie: Harper! Are you okay? Harper.

[ somber music ]

Lack of faith.

Is something even the
apostles struggled with.

Joel: They couldn't even cast out a demon.

Despite walking with
Jesus Christ every day.

Joel: My comment to you about
God needing something more from you.

Wasn't a referendum on you.

Or on your character.

I'm sorry.

Joel: If you took it that way.

All that being said, um... look at you.

Joel: Wherever you found
your healing, good for you.

Joel: Keep it up.

Um...

[ eerie music ]

Tell you what.

Invite her to dinner. Now.

You can use her story to promote your church
further. If you play your cards right.

Joel: Steffani and I are about to go
have dinner. Why don't you join us?

Um, you can tell me all
about your miraculous healing.

You'll pay to make
amends for insulting her.

I can make up for...

Joel: My lack of clarity.

Our treat of course.

You okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, um.

Raegan: You know,
tonight's just not a good night.

Raegan: My, my sister.
She's just not doing well.

I'm sorry to hear that. Is
there anything we could do?

Uh. I'll let you know.

Did she see me?

Demonic voice: The cairn being
destroyed might've opened her eyes.

[ intense music ]

[ bottles hit floor ]

[ doorknob rattling ]

[ suspenseful music ]

[ floorboards creaking ]

[ window closes ]

Kyle: You're not going to get away.

Kyle: I have to! You hear me?

Kyle: I have to!

[ Kyle's frantic breathing slows ]

[ suspenseful music builds ]

[ gunshot ]

[ Kyle groaning ]

[ intense music ]

[ Rebecca gasps ]

[ Rebecca grunting ]

I'm sorry. I didn't want to do this.

[ Kyle screams ]

Raegan: Becca. Becca.

[ haunting choral music ]

[ neck cracks, falls to floor ]

Raegan.

You can either continue to walk with me.

Or you can grovel like a
worm for the rest of your life.

You can go back to hell.

[ smirks ]

[ dramatic choral music ]

[ dramatic, emotional music ]

You're home.

Are you okay?

I am now.

[ pensive, hopeful music ]

Rebecca: I wish you
could come with us tonight.

Yeah, me too. I've got crazy hours
this week, but I'll be there Saturday.

Rebecca: I'm honestly impressed you're
still working there after everything.

Well, I mean it's kind of nice. Helping
people going through the absolute worst.

You know, getting to show them kindness
and compassion. It's a blessing, really.

Rebecca: Yeah, it would be.
Not one most people could handle.

Yeah.

Hey, um.

So, I was going to show
you on Saturday but um...

I'm thinking of coming out
of hiding. I mean, sort of.

Um. Making videos. Uh, talking
about what we went through.

I mean, I don't know if anyone
will believe me but it's worth a shot.

You know? It's the least I could do.

Rebecca: It's not your fault, Harper. She
was going to find a way no matter what.

Rebecca: That's what
she was doing with Raegan.

Rebecca: One way or another
she was going to get it out there.

I'm just the idiot she used first.

Rebecca: Okay fine. But you
deal with it. You tell the truth.

Rebecca: Seek God. And
it wasn't even exactly a sin.

Rebecca: You didn't
do anything intentional.

Rebecca: And if God can
forgive even the worst of sins.

Rebecca: He can certainly
forgive you for what you did.

Rebecca: And so can I. Or anyone else.

Rebecca: And I don't know about her mom, but
you showed Millie what she was worshiping.

Rebecca: That has to count for something.

Rebecca: Especially after
what she went through.

Yeah.

[ sighs ]

Alright, bye.

Harper coming?

No. But she's staying over Saturday.

So. How'd you like it?

It was good. I think... I think I'll join.

I'm ready.

What's wrong?

It's just - I prayed
about it a thousand times.

But I don't think I ever apologized to you.

For bringing you to that
terrible church to begin with.

You don't need to apologize. You
didn't know any better back then, either.

Yeah, but I should've.

And I almost lost you because of it.

But you didn't.

And Deacon Mitchell just said
everything fits in God's plan.

If Bridgette were to pick someone else, they might've not
had a total baddie for a sister to help them through it.

[ Rebecca laughs ]

Good point.

I love you.

I love you, too.

♪ Keep You ♪

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