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FARID: I first heard about
the Chaffey family
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from a good friend, Eric,
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born and raised
in South River, Newfoundland.
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He remembers, as a young boy,
travelling each August
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to a neighbouring town for
their annual blueberry festival.
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Briddus, Newfoundland,
population 723.
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One year, the much-anticipated
festival was cancelled.
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Eric was never told why,
but he recalls
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an unsettling summer
of his parents and neighbours
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speaking in hushed adult tones.
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The next year,
the festival was back,
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and Eric returned to
the childhood bliss
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of pie-eating contests
and fireworks.
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But it wasn't until
15 years later
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that his parents
finally told him
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what really happened
that late summer of 1989.
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The mutilated bodies
of Matthew and Tanya Chaffey
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and their three young children
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were discovered in their home,
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its walls smeared with
terrifying satanic imagery.
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So, my question is:
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how could a murder this horrific
remain local lore?
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TRAP SNAPPING,
GASPING
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MARTHA: 'It's poison.
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'These pills
they want me to take.
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'Medicine? It's poison.
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'It's them. I know it.
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'They want the house.
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'I saw them last night
and the night before.
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'They wait in the woods.
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'They watch me.
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'I saw their car lights.
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'I heard them.
They're watching me.
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'Watching the house.
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'They want in.
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'They want to kill me!
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'Kill me. Kill me!'
BUTTON CLICKING
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WOMAN:
Three breakfast sandwiches.
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Extra bacon. Extra cheese.
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Two hash browns
and a large black coffee.
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Sweetie, don't your friends
want coffees?
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Might as well make that
three combos,
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get another hash brown for free.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. They'd like that.
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Morning.
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Aw, shucks.
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We like to support local
around here, though, eh?
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Right.
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So, I was just driving along
Donmar Lane,
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and I saw the Chaffey house
was taped off.
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Yeah.
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Why?
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Oh, just some local deviants
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were messing round in there.
They set some fires.
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Blight on the town.
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So, that file?
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What file?
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FARID:
The Chaffey file?
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Who?
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What?
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LAUGHING
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Got you.
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CHUCKLING
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But sorry.
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I, uh, looked all over for it.
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Couldn't see it anywhere.
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It's the strangest thing, b'y.
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You're telling me the biggest
murder in this town's history,
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and you can't find the file?
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That's what I'm telling you, yeah.
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Look. It's a cold case.
I have a right to see it.
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It's not a cold case.
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- What do you mean?
- It's not a cold case.
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The father did it.
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Crazy, right?
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I'm going for a smoke.
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Oh, yeah.
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Killed his family, then hisself.
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It's a sad thing,
but the cod crisis
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did a lot of damage back then.
I'm telling you right now.
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How do you know all this?
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- Listen, Fred...
- Farid.
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That was 30 years ago.
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How come none of that
was ever released?
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How should I know?
It was before my time.
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OK...
Can I just please see the file?
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I got to ask you something.
What do you want with all this?
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I'm just telling a story.
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Well, there's no file. Sorry.
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How do you know he did it,
the dad?
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There was no forced entry.
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The door was locked
from the inside.
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His autopsy confirmed it.
Are we good?
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No. The neighbour was the one
who found them.
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She said the front door was open.
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Jesus Murphy.
You talked to Sandra Loughty?
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LAUGHING
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Buddy, that woman's a couple of
twists short of a slinky, man.
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She's been telling ghost stories
for years now.
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Well, she told me about
the satanic symbols.
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- Yeah. Of course she did.
- And I saw them myself.
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Oh.
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You went inside
the Chaffey house?
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I should arrest you for that.
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CHUCKLING
No.
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Well, I'm going to let it slide...
this time.
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How do you explain those symbols?
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Huh? More ghost stories?
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Vandalism, Fred.
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It's just
a bunch of no-good dropouts
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trashing the joint.
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You know, Satan's got nothing
to do with it.
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THUDDING
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Have yourself a good day,
now, b'y.
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MAN ON VOICEMAIL:
'Hey there.
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'You've reached Eric Murphy
at Total Horror Films.
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'You know what to do.'
MACHINE BEEPING
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Eric, I need your help here, man.
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I can't seem to get
anywhere with these cops.
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Look. I thought you called ahead.
Anyway, get back to me.
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PUDDESTER: Hey.
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You didn't get this from me.
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I'm serious.
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DOOR SLAMMING
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SNIFFLING
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PHONE RINGING
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WOMAN: Make it quick.
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FARID: I told you
the story's not thin, Barb.
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- What'd you find?
- Police corruption.
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I'm listening.
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RECORDER BEEPING
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MIC FEEDING BACK
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SIGHING
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Probably shouldn't have kept these.
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If my wife Nancy ever found out,
ooh.
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You were the coroner from...
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Well, I was in training
till about '88.
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Then I pulled out pretty quick
in '95
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to start this up instead.
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So much more money
on this side of things.
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You know, you got no off-season,
you know?
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You wouldn't believe how much
people pay for a nice casket.
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And the beauty about this place?
I get them on all sides.
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Do the embalming down here.
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Service upstairs.
Nancy caters all the snacks.
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I got the market cornered.
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I like to keep those
to remember.
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Best fucking years of my life.
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So, can you tell me
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what we're looking at
in this picture?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah. That's, uh, Tanya,
the mother's, left hand.
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Each of her fingers was
broken backwards at the joint.
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And this?
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Her hair was cut and stuffed
down her throat as a gag.
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If you look at her neck,
you can see
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where the fishing wire
cut right through to the bone.
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You all right, there, skipper?
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Yeah.
Just, uh, give me one quick sec.
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OK, cos it's about to
get a lot worse.
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OK. Let's take five.
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All right. There he is.
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The dad, Matthew Chaffey.
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What was the cause of death?
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Well, that all depends on
who you talk to, right?
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I mean, the story the cops
will tell you is a suicide.
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It fits the bill for '89, you know?
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With the collapse of the fishery,
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people were out of work, depressed.
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Last thing people wanted was
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the tourism industry
to go under too.
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I mean, who's going to bring
their family on vacation
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to some little, tiny town
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rampant with murderous
devil worshippers, right?
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Murderous devil worshippers?
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Yeah.
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Look.
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Look at that.
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Whose body is this?
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That's the youngest boy, Stephen.
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And what's drawn into his back?
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That is the sigil of Lucifer.
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Do you think Matthew did this?
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Well, I know one thing's for
sure. He didn't kill himself.
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Bullet straight to the mouth.
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Well, couldn't that be suicide?
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No.
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Not if his hands
were bound to his feet.
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Can you remember
any other murders
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from around then that stood out?
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Hmm.
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No. Not really.
You know, your standard fare.
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Bar fights.
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The rare domestic, you know?
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Anything unsolved?
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Unsolved?
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Actually, you know what?
There was...
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There was a hitchhiker.
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Yeah. Young girl.
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She was a runaway.
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Was probably back in '81.
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And I want to say '86, '87,
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young woman from Trinity,
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her boyfriend stabbed her a bunch.
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They never found him.
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You want to see?
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OK.
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Yeah. I have that.
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PATRICK: Ah. So close.
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'88, Trinity.
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Roseanne Knockwood.
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All right, fellow.
You got to hit the bricks.
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Family's coming
in about 10 minutes.
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You should know,
the neighbour was the one
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who found the Chaffey family.
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- Yeah.
- Sandra Loughty.
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The front door was open.
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It was in
the original police report.
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- Right.
- They lied.
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Welcome to Briddus, buddy.
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Hello, Mrs Knockwood.
My name is Farid Matar.
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I run a podcast
called "Unsettled."
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I have a few questions for you
about your daughter Roseanne.
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TAB ON LID SNAPPING
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PILLS RATTLING IN CONTAINER
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SHUDDERING
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SIGHING
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Jesus.
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WOMAN: Except her neck.
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FARID:
What was wrong with her neck?
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WOMAN: It was snapped.
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PHONE VIBRATING
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SIGHING
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VIBRATING CONTINUES
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Hi, Brie.
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- Jo!
- Brie.
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I'm so sorry to hear about
your mom.
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Thank you.
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Yeah. I mean,
I just literally can't imagine.
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It must be so horrible.
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What's up?
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Did she leave a note or anything?
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Sorry. Is that too...
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Yeah, it is.
Do you need something?
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I want you to know that
I'm here for you.
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Whatever you need.
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Thank you, Brie.
That's really sweet.
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Cos I can imagine your plate
is really full right now,
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and I just have
literally nothing but free time.
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I bet.
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Like, I mean, I'd be happy
to take on any work
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that you need me to do, meaning...
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Sorry.
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How do you know about my mom?
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Um, you know,
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I can't even remember.
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OK. Um, thank you so much
for calling,
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but I just have a lot of work
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and I have to get back to it now.
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Jo, you're not alone. I'm here.
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PHONE SLAMMING ON DESK
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KNOCKING ON DOOR
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You drink?
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POP MUSIC PLAYING
IN THE BACKGROUND
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Is this seat taken?
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Oh, my God. Would you sit down?
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Hey. You have any craft beers
on tap?
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OK.
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What's this about, officer?
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Frances. And I'm going to need
that file back,
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so scan it,
or do whatever you got to do.
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Thank you.
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Matthew Chaffey was my uncle.
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When I was little,
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I practically grew up on Donmar.
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Me and Emily were like this,
you know?
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Everybody thought
we were sisters.
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Two little brats with bowl cuts
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and matching Gumby sweaters
running around.
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I was young, but I remember
when Mom told me
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that they had all...
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..gone to heaven.
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And then, I got a little bit
older and I found out the truth,
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the real truth, not that bullshit
that Miles spat at you.
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They were murdered.
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Now, everybody in this town
thinks my uncle
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is some psychopath who
killed his wife and his kids,
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but he didn't do it.
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Well, how could you be so sure?
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I mean, he was out of a job.
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- He was depressed.
- That's bullshit.
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If anything, Tanya was the one
with the issues.
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My uncle did everything to keep
that family together.
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- Well, what kind of issues?
- I don't know.
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Schizo, bipolar. Who knows?
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Shit like that doesn't
necessarily get diagnosed
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around here,
if you know what I mean.
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Yeah. Right.
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He never gave up on her, though.
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Listen. You shouldn't be here.
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Whole town's on to you,
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and they got a lot to lose
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if this shit
gets stirred up again.
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It ruined us when it happened,
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and 30 years later we're only
now getting back on our feet.
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But if you're going to do this,
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you know, if you're going to
put yourself in danger
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to tell my uncle's truth...
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- Danger?
- Yes.
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You shouldn't be at this alone.
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Get the fuck out of Briddus!
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We don't want you here.
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PHONE VIBRATING
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- Jo?
- Did you get my e-mail?
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Uh, one sec. I'll check.
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Did you finish episode two?
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JO: That's what you asked me do,
isn't it?
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Jo, what's going on?
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- Huh.
- What?
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So, guess who I got a call from.
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FARID: Who?
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Guess.
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I honestly have no idea.
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- Your girlfriend, Brie.
- Jo...
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Who somehow knows
that my mom killed herself.
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Oh, and she thinks that she
would be better at doing my job.
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Come on, Jo.
I haven't talked to Brie.
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I don't need people knowing
my business, Farid.
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- Especially her.
- I agree,
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which is why I haven't told her.
Promise.
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TAB ON LID SNAPPING
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That a beer?
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It was a Diet Coke.
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FARID: Right.
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IN MOCK SAILOR ACCENT:
You know, it's cold and lonely
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out here for a Newfoundlander.
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These long days at sea.
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I could use a young lassie
like yourself
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to warm me a bit.
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LAUGHING
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SIGHING
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I found tapes of my mom.
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Tapes?
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Yeah.
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I don't know. Her just babbling.
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It was... different.
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I didn't realise how bad
it had gotten.
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What did you do with them?
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I threw them out.
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I think that's smart, Jo.
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Hey, can you promise me
you're not drinking?
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What?
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Jo, you can't.
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I'm not.
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BOTTLE CLINKING
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MARTHA: She wants something from me.
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She's always here.
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Always listening.
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Watching. I feel her.
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She wants inside me.
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What do you want?
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WHISPERING
Can you hear that?
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Jo?
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FAINT SCRATCHING
ON THE RECORDING
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SCRATCHING INTENSIFIES
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TRAP SNAPPING,
GASPING
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SIGHING
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TRAPS SNAPPING
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Hello?
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TRAPS SNAPPING REPEATEDLY
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Ugh! Oh.
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