All language subtitles for Paranormal Witness s03e01 The Long Island Terror.eng

- Would you ever think
that rebuilding a home

would cause such devastation?

I saw what appeared to be a man.

- They were coming
from inside the walls.

[Banging]

- There was a lot of
pressure down there, like,

"I got to get out of here."

- They conjured up demons.

All this time, they had
been lurking down there.

[Crashing]

- [Screams]

- They're gonna keep hurting me.

[Doors slamming]

Mom!
- Mom!

- Stay away from me!

- It's like the final
conflict for me.

[Indistinct shouting, screaming]

[Flames whoosh]

- [Shrieks]

- Good evening.

A burning building
turns into a death trap.

The Blaze in a four-story
apartment house

trapped the firefighters
in the top floor.

All six were forced to jump.

- [Sobs]

- I'm sad to tell the
people of this great city

that we have lost two
of our bravest today.

- My husband, curt, was
a New York City firefighter.

I never thought that
he wouldn't come home.

We just loved being a family.

We just had kind of a plan.

This is the way I
saw my parents do it,

and it just is a
natural flow of things.

Never thinking that...

That it all fell
apart so quickly.

- They were faced with
the horrifying choice

of either jumping from
the fourth-floor window

or being burned to death.

Lieutenant Curtis
meyran of battalion 26

and firefighter John bellew...

- The first thing I
thought of was...

How do I tell these children

that they'll never
see their father again?

They were inconsolable.

How can I get them through this?

They don't have a father.

- I mean, I don't think you
ever really could be prepared,

but it definitely
hit me really hard.

- I just remember sitting,
crying our eyes out.

I'll never forget that day.

- This was a very
high-profile tragedy.

There were those towers
and cameras all over the walk.

[Camera shutter clicking]

- No, I have nothing to say.

- Want your side of the story...
- Just leave us alone.

- The paparazzi from hell.

It was terrible.

There was no compassion.

[Door slams shut]

[Indistinct radio chatter]

- It was just
constant, you know?

They wanted pictures.
They wanted interviews.

They wanted to talk to us,

and we just wanted
to be left alone.

- I said, "maybe we should try
to find some little, small place

"that we could maybe
escape from this,

"away from the city,
away from the cameras,

and hopefully to
find some peace."

We stumbled across a house.

The attraction was that it
was a big piece of property,

an acre of land, which
was actually unheard of

on long island.

I began to see that
this may be a way

to give them a new life,

to wean them from
their daddy's place

that he built.

- When we were finally
able to move into the house,

you know, we
brought bags of stuff.

We were all very anxious
to kind of just get in

and get everything
where it needed to be.

I felt like it was gonna be

the start of
something really good.

- I was gonna get a lot of
help in building this new home.

My husband's fireman
buddies all chipped in.

One in particular
was a fireman...

My husband's friend Tom.

- We have a strong
brotherhood, the firefighters.

There were a lot of members
of the fire department

that wanted to help Jeanette.

- Listen, Jen, just a
couple of more weeks,

and we're done, eh?

- Oh, yeah.
- Couple more weeks.

- I was determined to make
these children have hope

and feel better.

In your wildest dreams,
would you ever think

that rebuilding a home
would cause such devastation

to a family?

While the house was
being built, it was all open.

I was worried about vandalism.

I was worried about
tools being left out.

We put up seven
security cameras...

Every corner of the house.

[Electronic beeping]

The feed from the cameras

was patched through
to the computer.

So the first night doing this,

it was a new toy for me,

so I tuned in.

And they were in
black and white.

You really couldn't see much.

But right in the
middle of the frame,

I saw what appeared to be a man.

It just made no sense.

Maybe there's
something on the lens,

or maybe there's something
wrong with the camera.

I really didn't know

what I was looking at.

- Pretty soon after we moved in,

I was laying in my room,

and I was feeling
really restless,

and I had a very uneasy feeling.

[Muffled banging]

[Rapid muffled banging]

I remember hearing these sounds.

They were coming
from inside the walls...

Like thumps or knocking.

[Muffled banging]

[Knocking at door]

- Hello?

- It was like someone
was knocking on the door,

like... knock, knock.

- Hello?

- The second time I heard it,

it was, "notice me,
notice me, notice me."

[Slow muffled banging]

[Banging]

They were coming
from inside the walls.

[Rapid knocking]

[Intense knocking]

- And I'd make,
like, a little fortress.

It didn't feel safe,
but it felt good enough

that I could just
sleep and wake up,

and it wouldn't be
there in the morning.

- What's up?

You two girls look terrible.

- I asked her the next morning

if she was walking
around at night

or if she was thumping
or doing something.

- I heard it too.

It was banging.

- I honestly had
not heard anything.

And they were telling me

something was
banging on the walls.

They couldn't describe it.

- Girls, it's just a new
house. There you go.

- I didn't let her know

that I was really
as scared as I was.

- And I just said, you know,
"maybe it's the house settling,

"or maybe it's the plumbing
and the heating in the pipes.

"It's new to us.

We have to learn the
sounds of the house."

I just need to reassure
them and calm them down

and just give them some
sort of peace of mind

that it's nothing
to be afraid of.

- It was a unique
basement, to say the least.

There was a lot of
debris down there.

[Smashing]

- The backyard was huge,

and to me, it was, personally,
just like a playground.

It was like my heaven.

- I thought it was really cool
that we had this whole backyard

full of all these
trees and symbols.

There were bones in my backyard.

Me and my sister
found this really exciting.

We were gonna use the
symbols that we had found,

and we were gonna draw
maps to help us find things.

- Well, I tried to help
Jeanette as much as I can.

They already had
enough to deal with

with the loss of their
husband and father.

And I had a couple of
guys that worked for me

cleaning out a lot of the
stuff from the previous owners,

and that's when some
things were discovered

down in the basement.

- [No audible dialogue]

- I drew her a map
to get to her doll.

- Hey, no. Go right.

- All she had to do

was follow the
directions on the map,

and she would be able to
figure out where her doll was,

and then if she
found it, she won.

- Okay, go forward.

Crunch!

- The hell...

Jeanette, I think you
should come down here.

- Hi, guys.

What's up? What's the matter?

- I just saw the
looks on their faces.

- Jen, we, um...

We... we found
this under some junk

that was on the floor.

- The whole thing was exposed.

I saw it for the first time.

- I don't want the
girls to see this.

Just get rid of it.

Cover it up.

- Yeah, we'll concrete
the whole thing, Jen.

The girls will never
even know it was here.

- Right? Nobody has to see it.

You paint over something.

You don't see it anymore.

It's gone... So you think.

- There was no reason
to say anything to my mom

because there were
stars on the ground,

and I didn't think my
mom would really care.

My mom had left me
alone in the house.

She had given me
instructions when she left

that she wanted me to clean up.

And I just remember
feeling like I wasn't alone.

I looked back behind
me a couple of times,

and there was nobody there.

- Mom?

- I couldn't shake this feeling

of having somebody watching me,

and it was really
starting to bother me.

[Crashing]

- [Screams]

- When I came home

and walked in the front door,

I saw every cabinet,
every drawer.

The place looked like
it had been ransacked.

Everything was open,
and I didn't see Angela.

- Angela?

- I thought that
Angela had a tantrum...

- Angela!

- Some kind of fit.

- What on earth
were you thinking?

Angela.

- When I approached her

and I saw the look on
her face and her eyes...

- It wasn't me.

There's something in the house.

- I knew that it was not her.

I just knew it.

Was someone trying to hurt us?

Was someone physically here?

- When I went down there, I
definitely was uncomfortable.

- Hey, guys.

Tom?
- Oh, hey, Jen.

- You wanted to
show me something?

- They pulled out
these pieces of paper

bound together.

And I saw "1927."

Okay, I know this is
when they built the house.

The pages seemed to
be written by the young girl

that was the daughter
of someone in this house.

I saw the name Christina.

I realized that she was
only a few years older

than my own daughters.

As I read through the pages,

it was an incredibly dark story.

She would talk about her father.

There were sacrifices...

"he hurt me again,"

or, "he hurts the animals.

They're bleeding, and
I bleed like they bleed."

These people were sick.

This is what went
on in this house.

But it's mine now.

It's gonna be fresh and new.

And no one needs to know.

And it's over,
and it's done with.

- [Laughs]

Hey, Jen.

- Thanks again.

I couldn't have
done it without you.

- No problem.

Hey, you take care now, okay?

We'll see you soon.
- Yup.

- Okay.

All right, boys, let's go.

- Thanks, everyone.

[Vacuum droning]

[Vacuum droning]

Bang!

[Vacuum droning]

[Banging, creaking]

- I thought maybe at first, it
was the oil burner backfired

or something that
kind of pressure.

It sounded like almost a shot.

Bang!

I felt that it was coming
from the cellar, the basement,

because you would feel
that impact mostly in the floor

and vibrating almost
up through the ceiling.

[Banging, clattering]

I knew that I had to go see

or at least try to find out

what it was.

You couldn't just ignore it.

[Light switch flicking]

I went to the cellar door,

and I started to head down.

[Door creaking]

[Distorted mumbling]

[Mumbling]

[Shrieking]

- What's that?

- I felt something evil.

I was so frightened.

I did not feel, at
that point anymore,

that there was something
wrong with plumbing

or anything backfiring.

You had a feeling
that it was something

that was not of this world.

[Plates clinking]

[Rock music playing
over headphones]

- ♪ Burn this city down ♪

♪ can't take it all ♪

♪ ♪

[Indistinct whispering]

[Quiet whispering]

- I remember it was very
faint, and you would think,

"let's try really,
really hard to listen

and hear what they're saying."

It was a conversation
back and forth

between two people,

very low, almost secretive,

like they didn't want you to
hear what they were saying.

[Indistinct whispering]

[Door opening]

- Mom?

[Creaking]

Mom, is that you?

- I get this very uneasy
feeling that I'm being watched.

[Indistinct whispering]

- This is our
house, our house...

- I would hear them,
you know, use our names.

- Next danine. Get danine...

- Get danine.

- They started using
my sister's name.

- Get danine...

- I heard him tell me he was...

I'm sorry.

- I'm still getting
this creepy feeling

that someone's really
watching, focusing,

and I look through
the frosted glass

of the shower door...

- Mom!

- Danine!

- I heard this
bloodcurdling "mom"

at the top of her lungs

over and over again.

"Mom! Mom!"

I'd never heard anything
like that in my life.

- Danine!

- I don't ever remember
being more scared,

not knowing how to protect her

or if I was even gonna
be able to get there

before they did.

- Mom!

Mom! Mom!

- He's going to hurt me.

There was no doubt in my mind;

he was going to hurt me.

- Danine!
- Mom!

Danine!
- Danine!

- Open the door!

- Mom!

- Mom! Mom!

- Danine!
- Danine!

- Danine!
- Open the door!

- Mom!

Mom!

- Danine!

Danine, honey,
sweetie... Oh, jeez.

- It looked like almost
she was having a seizure;

she was that frightened.

- Come on, sweetheart.
- It was right there.

- Come on, sweetheart.

- A shadow... I don't know who,

but he was right there.

- But, honey,
there's nobody here.

- It was right there.

There was a shadow right there.

- Honey, there's nobody here.

There's nobody here.
- Yes, there was.

- Come on now.

Come on now.

Come on. Okay, come on, danine.

Shh, shh, shh.

Come on. You too.

Okay, just keep
moving, all right?

[Doors slamming]

[All gasping]

- You could hear this chanting.

[Indistinct chanting]

It sounded like a group of
people performing a ritual.

- It was very scary.

You felt trapped.

[Indistinct chanting]

- Tell him...

[indistinct chanting]

Bang!

- And I said, "just call daddy.

Just call for daddy."

And that's what we did.

- Daddy. Daddy will protect us.

- Daddy!
- Dad.

Please help us.
- Daddy.

- Dad, please help us.

- This is the time,
more than anything,

that I needed my dad,

that I needed him to be there,

and I knew that if he was there,

everything would just be fine.

[Indistinct chanting]

- How do you make
your baby feel better?

How do you protect
your children?

How can you fight
what you can't see?

- Daddy!
- Please protect us.

- Dad!

- My husband has
a friend... Tony.

We talked quite often
and were very close.

And if anyone would
believe me, it would be Tony.

- I remember getting
a call from Jeanette

after she built the house,

saying there was
weird stuff going on.

Her husband, curt, was
one of my very dear friends.

He was a good man.

- I explained to him about
the circle with the star

and trying to explain
to him these journals,

so that's when he
agreed to go downstairs

and have a look at things.

I took him to the door.

I said, "I'll wait here."

I... i just refused to go down.

- I'll go down and
see what's down there.

She was very frightened
of the basement

for some reason.

There's very few things I fear

besides my father
and my dentist,

but you just felt like
you were being watched.

There was a lot of
pressure down there, like,

"I got to get out of here."

[Wood creaking]

[Banging and rattling]

Something drags my
attention to this door.

[Rattling]

- What's behind the door
down here, Jeanette?

[Rattling]

- It could be wind.

It could be
something down there.

[Rattling]

- Oof!

- It shut.

I said, "well,
time for me to go."

I worked for 24 years
as a correction officer,

and I fear very little,

but that basement
made me scared.

- From that point on, we
all felt it was a good idea

that we have one
person stand guard

while one of us showered.

- Why didn't I leave the house?

I've invested
everything in this house:

Time, money, energy, emotions,

everything we had.

The firemen, they built
that with such pride,

and I felt like I would
be letting them down.

I knew that unless I could
find a solution quickly,

that we were going to
have to leave this house

and move out.

[Buttons beeping]

[Crow cawing]

The priest knows what to do.

The church knows what to do.

This is where you
find your refuge.

Really, to my surprise,
he was in total agreement.

The priest came up
with how to handle it,

how to get rid of...

Through your faith.

- Amen.
- Amen.

- And you must use holy water.

- [Chuckles]

This isn't gonna be enough.

- So he gave me
gallons of holy water.

- I spent so much time
in my room by myself

that I wanted to breathe.

I loved being
outside on the swing

because it took me
away from the house.

- She became more
and more withdrawn.

She spent more time alone.

Well, every five,
ten minutes or so,

I would look out and
just check on her,

and it wasn't
fully lit back there,

so I decided to look at the
cameras in the backyard.

- I wasn't going really high.
I wasn't going really fast.

I just kind of kept
a really steady,

consistent pace.

- Everything
seemed to be all right,

and she was swinging back
and forth, back and forth.

- Angela...

- I saw these figures.

- Oh, Angela.

- All of a sudden, I felt
this really heavy push.

- Ah!

Crunch!

[Screams]

Mom!

- I hit the ground really hard.

I remember hearing
this horrible pop.

Crunch!

And I knew I broke something.

- Somebody help me!

Mom!

- Angela!

- Mom!
- Where are you?

Angela!
- Mom!

- And here she was, crying,

"mom, they hurt me.

"They're gonna keep hurting me.

We have to leave."

Her ankle was broken
in so many places.

I went outside
with that holy water.

I threw it all around.

"You son of a bitches.

Take me, but this is not
gonna happen again."

Little did I realize
that the war

was about to begin...

Battling for my daughter's life.

Because I broke my foot,

I spent a lot more
time alone in my room

than I even had before this.

- Bye, ang.

I'm just gonna
pick up your meds.

- If I had to leave them alone

or had to go somewhere,

it was only during the day.

She was incapacitated,

so she knew I was
there to run errands.

She was safe, she had
everything she needed,

and, you know, she
could reach me by phone.

[Door unlatching]

[Slow creaking]

- It was definitely
better during the day.

But when the sun went down,

the house definitely
seemed to come more alive.

[Crackling]

[Tapping]

[Rattling]

I started to hear the
sound of my closet door

shaking back and
forth very softly at first.

It started to look to me like
there was almost somebody

standing on the inside of
my door trying to come out.

[Clattering]

- No.

- It's like a train wreck
when you can't look away.

- No!

- I saw a black figure

that kind of stepped
out of my mirror.

- Stay away from me!

- What could I
do? I couldn't run.

I can't... wouldn't
make it to the door.

Where can I go?

And the only thing
that came to mind

was to jump underneath my bed.

It smelled like death.

[Roaring]

- [Whimpering]

[Screams]

[Whimpering]

- I grabbed the house phone,

and I brought it with
me underneath the bed,

and I called my mom.

[Cell phone ringing]

- [Yelps]

- Hi, honey.

What's the matter?

- Mom. Mom, he's here!

He's in here!
- My god, no!

- You could tell she was
frightened beyond belief.

She was so terrified.

I just left everything.

- I'm gonna be there any second.

- And I'm running to the car.

- I'm gonna be home...

- and she's trying to tell
me that I need to pray,

and it's gonna take her at
least 45 minutes to get here,

and I'm thinking to myself,

"I don't know if I
have 45 minutes."

- Please come here. Please, mom.

- I really felt like he
was gonna hurt me.

- Stay with me.

Just say your prayers.

- Hail Mary, full of
grace. Lord is with...

- I'm gonna be home any minute.

- Mom. Mom, I'm
really, really scared.

Mom! Mommy! He's coming closer!

Mom, he's coming! He's coming!

Mom, what do I do?

- Angela!

- [Roars]
- [Screaming]

- Oh, Angela! Honey!

[Dial tone humming]

- This growl was like
nothing I've ever heard before.

- Angela? Angela?

- To actually hear
it is showing itself...

That's what's in my house
right now with my children?

- I open the door...

Nothing. I go...

- Angela?

- "Angela?"

I heard nothing.

I went up slowly, and I
kept calling her, going,

"please, god, let me not...

Let this not be
what I think it is."

- Angela.

- And I just pictured her
ripped apart by this creature.

I walked in the bedroom
door, and I didn't see anything.

I heard...

[Sniffles]

It was weeping, very faint.

She was so weak.

- [Sobs]

- And I said, "I'm here."

[Sniffles]

And I had to pull her out

because she couldn't move.

She was just begging me...

[Sniffles]

To please make it go away.

It was terrible.

How do you make it go away?

The priest doesn't know.

The holy water is
not cutting it anymore.

- [Crying softly]

- Hail Mary, full of grace...

- I worked so hard.

This was for my children.

The money, the
time, the energy...

They deserve to be happy.

We deserve a life.

This is not right.

We have had enough tragedy.

We've had enough heartache.

That night, I took
my kids to my mom's

because I did not want them
staying in that house anymore.

- [Sighs]

- We were at our wit's end.

We call this
paranormal investigator.

They'll hopefully
know what to do.

- I'm sorry to call so late.

I didn't know
where else to turn.

- I made the phone call to
Liz, the paranormal investigator.

This was, like, 3:00,
4:00 in the morning.

- Jeanette I spoke with
that night for about an hour.

I wanted to help her.

Nobody deserves to live in fear

the way Jeanette
and the girls did.

They had so much tragedy

in their life with their
dad and her husband,

and then this thing creeps in

and takes over.

I thought the only
solution at this point

was to do a cleansing
and a blessing on the home,

so I called dawn
joly, psychic medium.

- It was like a heavy...

Like a heavy cloud on
that whole piece of property.

- When dawn walked
through the door,

I could sense she knew
instantly where to go,

who was there.

She explained
that there were cults

that conjured up evil spirits,

called upon demons,

and all this time,

they had been
lurking down there.

The demolition
disturbed all the energy

and made an opening.

This was theirs.

No one could be on
that property but them.

- It's released something,

something terrible.

- The idea is to put salt

around the perimeter
of the house.

Both: Thy kingdom
come. Thy will be done.

- It's like a force field.

One can't come over,

or one can't come out.

- Forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive those...

- Dawn started burning the sage.

It had to end one
way or the other.

You know, it was like
the final conflict for me.

The three of us went
down into the basement,

and dawn had the sage.

It was filling the air.

- Be our protection
against the wickedness

and snares of the devil.

- It was a fight

as we were going more
and more into the house.

The basement was the
center of all the activity.

And it was so
intense down there.

- Be our protection
against the wickedness...

- I just...

Did what I had to do,

but I have to tell you,

I was so frightened.

[Indistinct whispering]

- And all of his evil spirits

that roam throughout
this world, seeking...

- It was like a battle.

I heard chanting.
I heard screaming.

[Woman screaming]

[Indistinct growling
and chanting]

All: Protect us
against the wickedness

and the snares of the devil.

May god rebuke
him, we humbly pray.

[Rattling]

- Back! Back!

Satan, gone! Evil spirit!

[Intense music swelling]

♪ ♪

- [Screaming]
- [Roaring]

- [Screaming]
- [Roaring]

- It burst into flames.

- Then as quick
as that happened...

It stopped.

[Screaming and gasping]

- That part of the
house was wicked.

It really was.

- [Sighing]

- The blessing actually worked.

We still live in the house.

- Good morning.

- Is it okay if we go
outside and play?

- Of course it is.

Let's all go.
- Okay.

- It was done. It was over.

Everything was gonna be fine.

- Now I really do
like living there.

My house is full of life.

- It was a battle won.

It's not an easy thing to
just make that decision

to stay or to go.

And we are still there,

but we've learned,
and we've grown.

It changes you.

It changes you forever.

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