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MAN:
Power is down.

Had contractors in
to rewire the place,

but they took off
like a shot one day

right in the middle
of the job.

Ghost got to 'em,
probably.

Well, I suppose you come
with the place, Mr. Spencer.

I'm like part
of the furniture.

Yeah, well,
we'll be redecorating.

Now go get me
some damn lights.

Mr. Weintroff,

Carl Spencer's been working here
for almost 20 years.

Mr. Ogden, the owner
of the property,

specifically
stipulated--

Excuse me.

I stipulate.

Customer's always right.

Where the hell
is Ogden anyway?

I'm not sure
he got my message.

Yeah? Well,
call him again.

Wake him up.

Well?

I'll just try him again
on my car phone.

Oh, goody.

GHOSTLY VOICE:
Gefford.

[GHOSTLY WHISPERING]

Gefford.

[WIND WHISTLING]

What the hell?

[SCREAMING]

[♪]

NARRATOR:
He was brought across in 1228.

Preyed on humans
for their blood.

Now he wants
to be mortal again...

to repay society
for his sins...

to emerge from
his world of darkness...

from his endless forever night.

[GROWLS]

[CHATTERING]

[EXHALES]

SPENCER:
Hey, it's not the house that's supposed to be haunted.

It's the people
that go in it.

Uh, that's the
legend, anyway.

I've heard stories
about this house.

Say it's a spiritual channel
of some kind.

A portal into
the afterlife.

A porthole
somewhere.

Never seen anything
like a ghost in there,

but I got
a clear conscience.

No spook bugging me.

I-- I think,
anyway.

You sure you three
were the only ones in the house

when Weintroff fell?

That's for sure.

I went to get
the juice going,

you know,
light the place up...

And you left him
with Miss King?

Right here.

Mr. Spencer,
you understand

we'll have to take you in
for questioning.

With a lawyer,
Mr. Spencer.

Oh, give me the lie detector
if you want. Heh.

So I'm guessing you're not much
of a believer in ghosts.

I'll take the Fifth
on that one.

KING:
I was on my phone in the car,

and I heard him scream.

It was awful.

And I looked up
and saw him on the...

[SOBS]

He fell out,
onto the fence.

Did you see
anyone with him?

KING:
It was dark,

but I thought I saw someone.

A silhouette in the window.

I looked again...

no one was there.

Man or woman?

It was so dark
I couldn't say.

Oh, God.

I should call Mr. Ogden.

That's the property owner?
We'll handle it.

This officer will take you to
the precinct for your statement.

Why?

Please, I-I just
wanna go home.

I didn't do anything.

And you should call
your lawyer.

[SNIFFLES]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER
OVER RADIO]

I wanna have a look
at that window.

All right.

I'll check around
down here

and, uh, hey, Nick,

if I see anything weird,
I'll scream.

[DOOR OPENS]

[♪]

GHOSTLY VOICE:
Nicholas.

Well, it looks pretty
cut-and-dried to me.

Railing broke.

In highly
technical terms,

he fell, he died.

You know, if I
didn't know better,

I would say that this place
frightens you.

Yeah. Just keep it
between us, okay?

Dr. Lambert, I need you to sign
the crime-scene duty roster.

Sure.

[CHUCKLING]
Oh, that takes me back.

Natasha.

My grandmother used
to call me Natasha.

Excuse me, doctor?

Your name, uh--

uh...never mind.

It's all right.

Thanks.

[♪]

[GHOSTLY GROANING]

GHOSTLY VOICE:
Nicholas.

GHOSTLY VOICE 2:
Nicholas.

[CHATTERING]

Yeah.

MAN:
Yeah, pack up those lights, that's all we need now.

Officer...

did you see a young woman
standing by my car?

Just now?

Uh-uh.

Well, let's go check
with him.

Covered the downstairs.
No trace of anyone.

You?

No luck.
[SIGHS]

Let's go talk
to the landlord.

Nick, there was a little girl
sitting right here.

Didn't you see her?

No. No, I didn't
see anything.

You okay?

Yeah. Forget it.

[CAR DOOR OPENS]

MAN:
Of course it's haunted.

Shirelle can attest,

can't you,
sweetheart?

She's had
encounters there.

In the dead
of night.

TRACY:
With ghosts?

Ghosts are merely people
without bodies, detective,

very much like us.

They share
our same need

for answers to
burning questions.

Many seek justice where none
was rendered in life.

Kessel House

is a reverse medium,
if you will,

through which the dead

come to the living
for closure.

I've been an aficionado
of the occult

and the paranormal
all my life,

and I've never come across
anything quite like it.

How well did you know
Gefford Weintroff?

Well enough
not to like him, frankly.

He and his partner
were interested in the house

and the adjoining property.

Are you insinuating a motive,
detective?

No, we think his death
was an accident,

but now that you've
brought it up...

MAN:
I was home all evening...

exercising.

Shirelle has been
helping me,

doubling
as my personal trainer.

One of the things
about being a ghost

I most look
forward to

is a less cumbersome package.
Heh-heh!

And as for
Gefford Weintroff,

I warned him that the house
was in a dangerous state.

I insisted
that he sign a waiver

before he inspected
the property.

And his partner?

MAN:
Gerry Scalley?

Also most unpleasant.

Toured the property
last weekend.

Did Weintroff believe
that Kessel House was haunted?

[CLOCK CHIMING]

Well, I know he didn't
yesterday.

Subject male, Caucasian, 43.

Cause of death:
massive internal trauma

result of impalement.

Anomalous bruising
noted on the upper thorax.

[RUSSIAN ACCENT]
This is such an awful place, Natasha.

Yeah, you're telling me.

[♪]

Natasha, why you don't
come see me in hospital?

Why you don't come see?

Dasvidanya.

REESE:
I don't believe in ghosts,

but I know foul play
when I see it.

Look, Nick,
the guy went over the railing

with sufficient force
to pull it down.

Yeah, that's right.

Well,
that tells me he was pushed.

We're not focusing here, people.

Don't know how
we missed that one.

Real estate agent says
she left Weintroff

to use her car phone.

Easy enough to verify.

And did you?

What about you?

Well, I did.

The cellular company said

no call was made
from that car all night,

no incoming either.

Adios alibi.

The caretaker says
he left victim

with the real-estate lady,
who says she left victim alone.

Well,
I say someone pushed the guy.

That's two prime suspects.

They're going to walk
'cause I don't have anything.

Please,

tell me you found something.

Well, I did finish the prelim,
and I'm going to say that--

Actually, I think that I'm going
to say that it was--

Accidental?

You okay?

Yeah, yeah, never better.

Maybe just a little
over caffeinated.

REESE:
Something you people should know about me.

I hate when people get away
with murder on my watch.

Now, we're going to take
a fresh look at this thing

with the idea firmly in mind
that this was a homicide.

Okay?

Sleep on it.

[♪]

[ECHOING]
Nicholas.

You said we'd
be together forever.

Alyssa.

Your wife.

[♪]

Say you remember.

Please.

Say you remember
how I loved you.

MAN:
Do you Alyssa Von Liz,

promise to love,
cherish, honor,

and obey this man
who would be your husband?

I do.

In sickness and health,
forever and without condition?

Without condition.

Do you, sir, also take this
woman as your wife

in the eyes of God and church
to cherish in life forever

and unconditionally?

What say you,
Nicholas De Brabant?

I do.

If any man object
whatsoever to this union

let him come forward to speak,
or forever hold his peace.

With the authority
vested in me by God,

I pronounce you man and wife.

What he has put together
let know man put asunder.

[♪]

Come on.

Let's go.

My sled's stuck.

CHILD:
Come on.

Hurry up.

My sweater's stuck.

Tracy, come help me.

Susan.

Tracy--

[TRAIN APPROACHING]

Tracy, help me!

SUSAN [ECHOING]:
Tracy, help me.

[♪]

Tracy, help me.

MAN:
So you're here about Weintroff.

Tough break
for him, huh?

We're investigating
his death as a homicide.

We need to see your records.

Murder?

Well, don't look at me.

I was on the red-eye
from Vancouver

last night when it happened.

Pardon for saying so,
Mr. Scalley,

but you don't seem that affected
about your partner's death.

Sure I am. It's double the work
for me now he's gone.

Did Weintroff have any enemies?

Better to ask
if he had any friends,

none of either, I'd say.

Tell us about Kessel House.

The place is a dump.

Weintroff's idea.

He had plans for it.

So I took a look at it.

What plans?

Never got around
to telling me.

We weren't exactly
seeing eye-to-eye

in the last few months.

Anything strange happened
since you visited

Kessel House last weekend?

Well, let's see.

My partner was killed
in a freak accident.

Does that count?
I know what you're getting at.

Everyone goes to Kessel House
looking for ghosts.

But you don't see ghosts,
unless you believe in ghosts.

And I don't, period.

We're going to have to ask you
to stay around

for a while
until the situation clears.

Sorry, tomorrow I'm in Calgary.

Well, then you'll have to change
your plans, won't you?

Military.

I'm not sure which branch.

Oh, and your hunch was right.

That is Weintroff's blood on it.

I'm going to run it past
some military people I know,

try to trace it.

For two guys
that didn't see eye-to-eye,

Weintroff and Scalley
sure go back a long way.

How about you?

Well, only that
Weintroff's been sued

by almost everyone in Ontario.

Sorry, man,
didn't sleep last night.

What's up?

Nick, what if I told you
I saw a ghost at Kessel House?

The little girl and the car.

I thought you'd laugh.

When I was little,
a friend of mine

was killed by a train.

I was there.
I saw it.

And I blame myself.

Last night at Kessel House
that was her,

and I saw her again
outside my window at home.

[♪]
It was her.

It was Susan Feldman.

Natasha, why?

Look, I--

I know you're just a figment
of my imagination,

but please don't
sneak up on me like that.

I'm sorry, Tashka.

Nana,

you've been dead for years.

How can you be here?

I don't know.

I saw you last night,

so I followed

to ask why you don't come
see me in the hospital.

KNIGHT:
Who are you talking to, Nat?

Are you okay?

LAMBERT:
It could be hysteria,

hypnotic suggestion,
maybe even hallucinogenic agent.

Haven't slept,
going on two days.

That that could be it.

[LAUGHS]
Or...

I could just be losing my mind.

You're not crazy.

It's happening to me too.
All right.

All right.
I saw someone too.

A woman in the house.

Make you feel better?

But I'm not prepared to think
that a ghost killed Weintroff.

Okay.

This conversation has officially
gone over the deep end.

TRACY:
Nat, when your grandmother came to see you, what did she want?

She wanted to know why
I never went to see her

while she was dying.

And did you tell her?

No, no, I didn't,
not the real reason.

She'll be back.

LACROIX:
A ghost is a hallucination of some famous regret, no more.

Ghosts are mistakes
that we've made.

They come not
from beyond the pale,

but rise up from our gravest
doubts about ourselves.

Each ill-considered thing
that we have done

is a ghost that haunts us.

If we let it.

Are you happy?

My Lord Nicholas.

As I've ever been.

We'll be together forever.

Won't we.

For eternity.

[♪]

Do you remember when I promised
we could be together forever?

I can give you eternal life.

Listen.

I am immortal.

As you will be.

My gift to you.

Alyssa...

do you trust me?

Of course, my lord.

With all my heart.

Then close your eyes...

and give yourself to me.

[GROWLS]

[ALYSSA MOANS]

LACROIX:
Regret is for the foolish, the weak,

[OVER RADIO]
the tormented.

Kill it before it
bleeds you dry.

[TURNS RADIO OFF]

Sorry, Nick.
That guy gets under my skin.

So, what do you think
she wants?

Susan Feldman.
What does she want?

I don't know.
Why don't you ask her?

[CELL PHONE RINGS]

Knight.

Yeah, Detective Knight?
Look, someone's tailing me.

They got it in for me like
they had it in for Weintroff.

Someone you know?

Yeah,
it's someone I know.

A dead someone.

[RUSTLING]

[WOMAN LAUGHING]
No!

Something's not right.

Take the front.
I'll go around back.

If anyone comes
check their ID.

Susan?

Susan,
is that you?

Susan?

Susan.

REESE:
I don't buy it.

My preliminary report is gonna
add to the confusion.

Heart attack.
Massive, sudden and swift.

Too young
for a massive coronary.

Checked his medical records?

There's nothing there.

There's no history
of heart disease.

Murmur, cholesterol,
tachycardia, you name it.

You know, with what's
been happening lately

if someone were to suggest to me
that he'd been scared to death

I might actually
believe it.

Did he know who
was following him?

It was a dead
someone, he said.

Look, these guys have real
flesh and blood enemies.

Stop chasing ghosts,
will you?

I wish they'd
stop chasing us.

Oh, yeah, Nick?

My friends
in the service tell me

it's a U.S. Army-issue
service star

of a type issued
about 20 years ago.

My guess is that
Weintroff grabbed it

from his assailant
in a struggle.

This is interesting.

"Who's who" from the chamber
of commerce listings.

Remember when I said
Weintroff and Scalley

go back a long way
in business?

They were fraternity
brothers in college too.

Ghost had it in
for both of them.

Calling in
an old debt maybe.

LAMBERT:
Subject, Gerard Scalley.

Enzyme tests
confirm coronary thrombosis.

Anomalous contusion
over the sternum

similar to that observed
in subject G. Weintroff.

Grandma?

Nanna?

You here?

Right. I am completely
out of my mind.

Ahh, G. Weintroff
suggests commotio cordis,

a fatal blow to the chest,

though the instrument
of death is unknown.

[SIGHS]

[SHIVERS]

This is such
an awful place, Natasha.

You spend so
much time here.

That nice boy, Nick,
he likes you.

I can tell.

He seems like
a very down-to-earth

young fellow.

Nanna, listen to me.

I'm sorry I never
came to the hospital

but I have to tell you
the truth.

I resented you.

Do you remember when
I was a little girl

and you used to
take care of me?

Yes, I remember.

I hit you.

I hurt you.

Now I know how wrong I was.

I'm sorry,
Natasha.

Can you forgive me?

Yes, of course.

I'm sorry too.

I'm happy now.

I can rest.

Nanna, wait.

Please, you...

You have to tell me,
where are you?

I'm sleeping, Natasha.

I'm sleeping

in a beautiful dream.

Nanna.

Nat.

What's wrong?

She was here.

My grandmother
was here again

and when I told her why
I never went to visit her

when she was dying,
she apologized to me.

I've been waiting my whole life
for her to apologize.

Maybe you should
knock off for a while.

[SIGHS]

No, I'm...
I'm okay. It's okay.

I've almost finished
my write-up.

Yeah, well,
if you're sure, um...

I found this outside
of Kessel house.

It's got Weintroff's
blood on it.

I was wondering if you
could find a cut or a scratch

to match with it.

I'll double-check.

Nat.

You sure you're
gonna be okay if,

you know,
your grandmother comes back?

She won't be back.

Don't ask me how
I know, I just know.

She's finished here.
We made our peace.

[♪]

[PANTS]

Sleep, my love.

When you awake,
we will be as one forever.

[PANTS]

Alyssa?

Alyssa.

Alyssa, it's time to wake.

Alyssa?

LACROIX:
Something wrong, Nicholas?

Your love nest
reeks of death.

I brought her across.

Life is a fire, Nicholas.

It can be rekindled
from the tiniest ember

so long as it is not allowed
to become too cold.

This fire is dead.

Oh, well, never mind.

It's a subtle art.
Practice will make perfect.

It was your first attempt,
after all.

Lacroix?

Help me, please.

I cannot, Nicholas.

I told you.

Don't take too much.

[♪]

Alyssa,
can you hear me?

I want you to understand.

I did love you very much.

I wanted us
to be together forever.

I'm so sorry.

Nicholas,

I know that what
you say is true.

I love you still.

But I must tell you,
because I love you

that you should not
have come here.

You are in danger here.

You will die
here tonight.

And because of what
you have been and done,

you will not be with me...

ever.

VETTER:
Captain, I found something.

Well, please don't say
Weintroff and Scalley's ghost.

Yeah, I think so. Sorry.

Weintroff and Scalley
were both Beta Kap Sig

22 years ago at
McClinton University in Ohio.

And I found this.

List of unsolved
homicides in Ohio.

Going back 25 years.

This one jumped out at me.

"Lieutenant Jean St. Claire.

"Army nurse stationed
at Wayland Army Base

near the university.
Body found 1974."

Raped and murdered.

No one was ever charged
in her death.

Canvass teams questioned
students around the area

of McClinton University.

Detective, you're still telling
me what I don't wanna hear:

a ghost, back from
the dead for revenge.

Tracy, there's no
such thing as ghosts.

Captain!

[TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING]

Thanks.

REESE:
Detective?

What's wrong?

Tracy?

Captain...

over there.

Tell me what you see.

Cops.

What do you see?

Oh, my God.

What does she want?

Captain,
what am I gonna do?

You are in grave danger,
Nicholas.

Please forgive me
for what I've done.

I do.

I forgive you.

I needed to know
that you remembered me

and what we had together.

What we almost had.

Seeing you again
gives me a great peace.

[HOUSE GROANS]

You must go now.

Others are coming.

Some among them
bear you ill will,

souls you dispatched
from this world

who cannot be appeased.

Go now.

Go quickly.

Please, come with me.

I cannot.

Be with me a while longer.

I cannot.

But I can help you.

I know what it is
you seek...

why you came here.

The answer is here, Nicholas.

Come to me and see.

OGDEN:
Of course it's haunted.

Shirelle can attest.

She's had encounters there.

In the dead of night.

Tracy, I'm taking you to ER.

I don't like this.

Susan?

What do you want?

Wait.

Where are you going?

The house, they're closing it.

I have to go back.

Tracy, what the hell
is goin' on?

Detective,
where are you going?

Kessel house.
Tell Nick I'm there.

Captain, this just came in
for Detective Vetter.

[YELPS]

[YELLS]

[HISSES]

[ELECTRICITY BUZZES]

They killed my mother.

Scalley and Weintroff.

She came to me here.

She told me they have to pay.

Why kill Ogden?

He lied to me.

He told me
he'd protect the house.

But then I found out.

He wanted to tear
it down too.

This is the only place
I'll ever see my mother again.

I couldn't let that happen.

SUSAN:
Tracy...

come play with me.

Tracy...

come with me.

Tracy...

come with me.

[SCREAMS]

I miss you,

Tracy.

[HORN HONKS]

Police. Freeze.

Halt.

Drop your weapon now.

Whoa. Watch where you're
pointing that thing.

Hey, little Joe.

What the hell?

Jordan?

KNIGHT:
Captain, you see something?

No. Nothing.

So is your case
closed now?

Boo.
[GASPS]

You mean my ghost?

[SCOFFS]

You know, you never actually
told me who it was.

It was someone I loved...

and lost a long,
long time ago.

Someone who needed
to be remembered.

So, what happens
to the house now?

The city will
probably tear it down

and put up
an apartment complex

like Weintroff and his partner
originally intended.

Tell me, Nat, what do
you make of all this?

What we saw?

You mean,
what we think we saw?

I don't know,
you know what bothers me?

Each of our ghosts
told us the same thing,

things that we subconsciously
wanted to hear.

Projections
of our own desires,

our needs for closure.

Well, I'm not gonna
go on record

saying that I saw a ghost.

But if someone
were to ask me

if I'd had some kind
of religious experience,

I think I'd have to take
the fifth on that one.

[♪]

[♪]

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