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00:00:30I'm ready.
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00:02:00I'm ready.
00:02:30Look to the sky at 7pm to see the lunar eclipse, a sight which won't be seen again for another
00:02:3510 to 15 years.
00:02:37But remember to stay safe and adhere to the blackout regulations.
00:02:40Mrs. Baylock, would you like me to make you something to eat?
00:02:51Mrs. Baylock?
00:02:53Mrs. Baylock?
00:03:00Are you all right?
00:03:02Mrs. Baylock?
00:03:06Where are you?
00:03:08Mrs. Baylock?
00:03:14Mrs. Baylock?
00:03:25I've done most of the laundry.
00:03:28I'll do the rest later once the storm's passed.
00:03:32Annabelle?
00:03:33Where are you?
00:03:37This is my lock!
00:03:40Mrs. Baylock?
00:03:54Hello, would you mind if I sit here?
00:04:18Wait, I'm not too far off.
00:04:19Oh, no.
00:04:21Didn't think you were scared.
00:04:23Big, brave boy like you.
00:04:25The truth is, I'm very scared.
00:04:28Could hold your hands if you like.
00:04:30No, I don't want to.
00:04:31It's fine.
00:04:40All right, it's okay.
00:04:42Don't worry.
00:04:43So, where's your mother?
00:04:45She's up to.
00:04:46She's sick and she's set me to get some food.
00:04:50Would she live close by?
00:04:51Yes.
00:04:53When we get your fear?
00:04:54I'll have to take you home if you like.
00:04:56No, that's all right.
00:04:58Okay.
00:04:59Okay.
00:04:59Are you going on holiday?
00:05:17You know, I've got this.
00:05:26The letter said that my sister died, so I've got to go to her house.
00:05:31Why is she so much?
00:05:32Why is she so tired when she was bored?
00:05:34Why is she tired when she was bored?
00:05:38Oh, wait, wait!
00:06:08Oh, wait, wait!
00:06:38Oh, wait, wait!
00:07:08Hello. Oh, hello. Um, I'm Patricia Woodhouse. I'm just here about my sister, Susanna Baylock.
00:07:16Oh, of course. I'm Annabelle Blair. I was your sister's help. Please, let me take that from you.
00:07:22Oh, no, no, no, it's fine. I can manage. Please come through.
00:07:29Please.
00:07:30Oh, thank you.
00:07:31Oh, I, um, I noticed some broken windows.
00:07:37About a week ago, a bomb fell a few streets over. It was felt rather strongly here. A few broken windows, but no serious damage.
00:07:46Although I can't say the same for Dove Street. Was anyone seriously injured? Not that I'm aware of. A few cuts and bruises, but the houses suffered major damage.
00:07:57Can I ask what exactly happened to Susanna?
00:08:04Well, uh, I'd come downstairs to do the laundry. When I returned upstairs, I couldn't find her.
00:08:15It was the strangest thing. I could have sworn I heard her call my name just before I...
00:08:24Before...
00:08:25Before I found her.
00:08:28She was lying at the foot of the stairs, and...
00:08:32She must have fallen.
00:08:35My condolences, Miss Woodhouse. It was awful.
00:08:37I still can't quite believe it.
00:08:39I hadn't seen her in so long.
00:08:44I'm truly sorry to hear that.
00:08:48After your sister's death, the relevant papers were put in order, and...
00:08:53Well, she left something rather important to you.
00:08:56What is it?
00:08:58The house.
00:09:00Why?
00:09:01You're her only living relative.
00:09:04Mr and Mrs Bailock never did have children. She bequeathed the house to you.
00:09:08But this is Victor's house. What about Victor? Where is he?
00:09:12No-one knows.
00:09:14He's missing.
00:09:15And has been for some time.
00:09:19Mr and Mrs Bailock retired early one evening.
00:09:22I finished a cleaning, went up myself.
00:09:24The next morning I rose early, made breakfast as usual.
00:09:29But when I took it up to them, Mr Bailock was gone.
00:09:32That was two years ago.
00:09:34And... and no letter?
00:09:36Nothing. He just disappeared.
00:09:39Why would he abandon his own house?
00:09:42Did you notify the police?
00:09:43Yes, absolutely.
00:09:45They conducted a thorough search, but they found nothing.
00:09:49In the end, the police gave up, and...
00:09:53Well, people don't just disappear, Miss Woodhouse.
00:09:56I agree.
00:09:57Are you all right?
00:10:06Yes, it's...
00:10:07I've just been suffering with these awful migraines.
00:10:10The hospital said it's due to mild concussion.
00:10:14They will pass.
00:10:16Forgive me if I'm speaking out of turn, but...
00:10:19What happened?
00:10:19Um, the...
00:10:22The air raid siren, it wasn't as prompt as usual.
00:10:26And I was knocked unconscious whilst going towards the shelter.
00:10:31It's fine, though.
00:10:32Please don't worry.
00:10:33As you wish.
00:10:33Well, when you're ready, I'll collect my belongings and leave you to settle in.
00:10:41Leave?
00:10:42Tonight?
00:10:44Actually, in about an hour.
00:10:46I've finished packing and I was just sorting the last bits and pieces when you arrived.
00:10:51It's lucky you caught me.
00:10:54Mrs Bailock has passed away.
00:10:57There is no reason for me to stay.
00:10:59Have you made arrangements to move on to?
00:11:03Not yet, but, uh, I plan to stay with family in London.
00:11:09I don't think London's a very safe place to be at the moment.
00:11:12I have nowhere else to go.
00:11:14Of course you do.
00:11:16You could stay here with me.
00:11:18It's a big house and I'll need the help.
00:11:21That's very generous of you, if you're certain.
00:11:24I'm not much of a traditionalist.
00:11:26I'm not very good at housekeeping.
00:11:32Sincerely.
00:11:34I'm sorry, and I don't mean to offend you, but you look very tired.
00:11:40Have you not been sleeping well since Susanna passed?
00:11:45Possibly not.
00:11:46There's been so much to tend to.
00:11:48And I suppose with me not being here, there's been a lot for one person.
00:11:53No, no, I didn't mean to insinuate anything.
00:11:56I didn't mind doing it.
00:12:01Um, can we have a look around?
00:12:04Yes, of course.
00:12:10Mrs Bailock hired me as live-in help nine years ago.
00:12:14It was only when her illness progressed that I became her carer.
00:12:17Mr Bailock was always too busy to tend to her needs.
00:12:21Sorry, what illness?
00:12:24Mrs Bailock became very ill over the past three years.
00:12:29I'm sorry, Miss Woodhurst.
00:12:30Did you not know?
00:12:32No.
00:12:34Your sister was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
00:12:37It progressed rather rapidly.
00:12:39I'm sorry, I thought you knew them.
00:12:41If it's any consolation, she was always very happy.
00:12:45So, whose room's who's?
00:13:00My room's at the end of the hall, on the left.
00:13:03The room on the right was Mr Bailock's study.
00:13:05This was Mrs Bailock's room.
00:13:10Which can be yours, if you like.
00:13:12Yes, I would like that.
00:13:14Well, I'll leave you to settle in.
00:13:15I'll be downstairs, should you need anything.
00:13:48I've purchased you a one-way ticket.
00:13:54Susanna, I don't understand.
00:13:57Do you realise the irreversible damage you've caused?
00:14:02Please, Susanna, I'm sorry.
00:14:04I don't want to go.
00:14:05Oh, please stop, Patricia.
00:14:08You're making a scene.
00:14:09I don't need to leave.
00:14:12But you're all that I have.
00:14:14Don't send me away.
00:14:15I never want to see you again.
00:14:17Go, now.
00:14:20It's time to stay.
00:14:27Bye.
00:14:28Bye.
00:14:29Bye.
00:14:30Bye.
00:14:31Bye.
00:14:32Bye.
00:14:41Bye.
00:14:42Bye.
00:14:43Bye.
00:14:44Bye.
00:14:45I love you.
00:15:45Annabelle?
00:16:15Not long ago that I was grieving, now I'm believing in what I've found.
00:16:24Don't give me up, don't ever stop, we've got to death until we drop.
00:16:36Don't give me up, don't ever stop, we've got to death until we drop.
00:17:06Don't give me up, don't ever stop, we've got to death until we drop.
00:17:36Don't give me up, don't ever stop, we've got to death until we drop.
00:18:06Don't give me up, don't ever stop.
00:18:20One, two, three, four, five, five, five, five, five, six, seven, ten.
00:18:27Annabelle, you scared me.
00:18:54I'm sorry, I didn't mean to.
00:18:56It's okay.
00:18:57What are you doing up?
00:19:02I was just coming down to see if you wanted anything.
00:19:05Oh, no, I'm fine, thank you.
00:19:09My heart is pounding.
00:19:11I'm sorry.
00:19:11It's okay.
00:19:14I'm just going to go back to bed and see if I can get some sleep.
00:19:19I feel so silly.
00:19:21Good night.
00:19:22Good night, Annabelle.
00:19:23I'm going to go back to bed and see if I can get some sleep.
00:19:36I'm going to go back to bed and see if I can get some sleep.
00:19:40Um, come in.
00:19:47The door's open.
00:20:10Oh, good morning.
00:20:16Good morning. Did you sleep well last night?
00:20:19Not very well. But then I never sleep well anywhere the first night.
00:20:24Did you want me?
00:20:26I'm sorry?
00:20:27Just a moment ago, did you not just knock on my door?
00:20:30No, I was downstairs.
00:20:36Never mind. Um, why are you awake so early?
00:20:39I'm not too sure. Old habits, I suppose.
00:20:43I was just on my way out to see if you were awake and if you wanted anything to eat.
00:20:47No, I'm fine, thank you. I'll be okay.
00:20:51What's that? That noise?
00:20:54We had new waterpipes installed recently.
00:20:58I expect that's what you've had.
00:21:00Yes, I suppose.
00:21:04Would you like to come in? Thank you.
00:21:14I've always wondered what was in that box.
00:21:20Oh.
00:21:21I often asked Mrs Bailock about it.
00:21:25But she either ignored me or pushed the box under the bed and pretend she hadn't heard.
00:21:31Yeah, I remember.
00:21:33They're just old photographs of me and Susannah.
00:21:37Some are from when we were children.
00:21:39I think after I moved out, she must have taken them all out of the frames and put them in this box.
00:21:47It was like she just wanted to forget about me.
00:21:53I know it's none of my business.
00:21:57Why did you both become so distant?
00:22:00I told you, Victor, what happened?
00:22:10After our parents died, I moved in with Victor and Susannah.
00:22:16I was young, but I wasn't so naive.
00:22:22Victor started showing an interest in me.
00:22:26And after time became more intense.
00:22:33I tried to tell Susannah about it and she was furious.
00:22:39I remember her saying,
00:22:42He's invited you into his home.
00:22:45How can you accuse him of such acts?
00:22:49She just didn't believe me.
00:22:53And after that, she forced me to leave.
00:22:59And then 15 years later, here I am.
00:23:05My sister's gone.
00:23:07I'm really sorry.
00:23:13I'm sorry, I should have lost.
00:23:14No, no, may I?
00:23:16Of course.
00:23:23Well, what would you like me to do today?
00:23:32Well, I was thinking that maybe you could start with boxing up Susannah's things.
00:23:40And then I can go through them and sort out anything that I'd like to keep.
00:23:45And I don't know the rest.
00:23:47I was thinking I might just donate it to charity.
00:23:50All right.
00:23:52If there's anything else, just call.
00:24:22Annabelle, I'm going out.
00:24:33Sorry, I keep scaring you.
00:24:39Annabelle, there's someone in the house.
00:24:42Sorry?
00:24:43In the living room.
00:24:44I just saw them.
00:24:45Oh, I've just come from there.
00:24:47There's no one there.
00:24:48Annabelle, I saw them.
00:24:50Miss Woodhouse, I've just come from that room.
00:24:53There's no one in there.
00:24:54I saw them.
00:24:55I can assure you there is no one in that room.
00:25:01Listen, forgive me speaking out of turn, but I think that the stress over the last couple of days has got to you.
00:25:07I think perhaps you should go and get some fresh air.
00:25:10Yes.
00:25:11That may be all right.
00:25:13Will you come with me?
00:25:15My apologies, Miss Woodhouse.
00:25:17I can't.
00:25:18The weather plays havoc on my arthritis.
00:25:23Oh, sorry.
00:25:25I didn't realise.
00:25:26You needn't worry.
00:25:27Annabelle, do you have the address for where Suzanne is buried?
00:25:32Yes, of course.
00:25:33Gallows Cemetery.
00:25:34I'll find a pen and write down the plot details for you.
00:25:47I'm sorry, I can't find a pen.
00:25:50Oh, it's okay.
00:25:53I'll find it.
00:26:07See you next week.
00:26:08See you next week, Mrs Newstead.
00:26:10Hello.
00:26:11Hi.
00:26:12Looks like I've come at the right time.
00:26:14Weekly WI meeting.
00:26:15Do you know a bit for the country?
00:26:17Are you interested in joining?
00:26:19No.
00:26:20It's just I don't think I'll be able to contribute much apart from...
00:26:23burnt jam, maybe?
00:26:26We all start somewhere.
00:26:28If you're not here for jam making or flour arranging, how can I help?
00:26:33My sister passed quite recently and I was told that I might be able to find her in here.
00:26:39I was unable to attend the funeral, so I don't know where her plot is.
00:26:44I'm very sorry.
00:26:46This is my husband's parish and he's away at the moment, but if you give me two ticks I can run inside and find the details for you.
00:26:54What was your sister's name?
00:26:55Susanna Bailock.
00:26:56Oh.
00:26:57Is everything all right?
00:27:00You must be Patricia.
00:27:01Yes.
00:27:02Me and Susanna were close friends.
00:27:04Oh.
00:27:05She used to help me with the WI meetings.
00:27:06I'm very sorry.
00:27:07Me too.
00:27:08Follow me.
00:27:14I'm very sorry.
00:27:15Me too.
00:27:16Follow me.
00:27:19Follow me.
00:27:42Just there.
00:27:49I'll be inside if you need anything.
00:27:54I'll be inside if you need anything.
00:28:06Susanna Bailock.
00:28:12I'm sorry Susanna.
00:28:16I really am.
00:28:19I should have come sooner.
00:28:22I should have been here looking after you.
00:28:23It's just...
00:28:26I was stubborn.
00:28:28And...
00:28:30I thought that we had many more years to make things right.
00:28:39I love you.
00:28:44I should have told you sooner.
00:28:49I hope you can forgive me.
00:28:50I'm sorry.
00:28:51I hope you can forgive me.
00:28:52I'm sorry.
00:28:54But...
00:29:12Annabelle!
00:29:14Annabelle!
00:29:15From home?
00:29:17Oh, Miss Wood, how's your wet straw?
00:29:19I don't know. The rain came and I didn't even think to take an umbrella.
00:29:24I'll run you a bath. You go and make yourself a drink. You need to warm up. You'll catch your death.
00:29:32Hello?
00:29:45Please help me.
00:29:47Who is this?
00:29:49He's taking everything from me.
00:30:02Annabelle?
00:30:32Miss Woodhouse? What's wrong?
00:30:51I heard something coming from the attic.
00:30:58Where were you? I was calling.
00:31:03I'm sorry. When the power went out, I went to get a candle. These outages are becoming more and more frequent.
00:31:11A sound, you say?
00:31:16Have you got a key?
00:31:18No. To be honest, I don't think I've ever been up there.
00:31:23What did you hear?
00:31:25I mean, I'm not sure.
00:31:29Probably mice.
00:31:33Yes, maybe.
00:31:35Well, you go and get ready and I'll run you a bath.
00:31:40Okay. Thank you.
00:31:55Okay.
00:31:57Well, I did find trouble...
00:31:58First thing that's with my poor cat after the saying.
00:32:00Time necessary.
00:32:03If you didn't even write something, a new animal would be hidden in a waiting формa.
00:32:06We just put it on my legs to pass.
00:32:08To be honest I don't even think of a new animal would be dead to claim.
00:32:09But you could use a new animal, THE COienie of cowbeats can be destroyed, the other becoming most volatile.
00:33:11I need to get out of the house.
00:33:13What's happened?
00:33:14There's something up the stairs.
00:33:15It's in my room.
00:33:16Please let me go out.
00:33:17What's in your room?
00:33:18There is.
00:33:19Please.
00:33:20No, don't touch me, Annabelle.
00:33:22Don't.
00:33:22Please, I need to get out of the house.
00:33:24You need to come and sit down.
00:33:25I don't want to do the job.
00:33:26There's something up the stairs.
00:33:27Quickly, quickly.
00:33:28Into the basement.
00:33:29Oh, I love...
00:33:30Oh.
00:33:41Oh, this has gotten into you.
00:33:43Right now.
00:33:43I love you.
00:33:44Just tell me.
00:33:46Please.
00:33:47I don't even know what happened.
00:33:51Oh, I couldn't see.
00:33:55I think something attacked me.
00:33:57What do you mean?
00:33:58And I know how this is going to sound, but something grabbed me and it was...
00:34:06It was hitting me.
00:34:07And I thought there's something really dark in here and we need to get out of this house.
00:34:17Something is wrong.
00:34:19Listen, Miss Woodhouse, please just listen to yourself.
00:34:22You're sounding ridiculous.
00:34:23Just try to get some sleep.
00:34:32Get some rest.
00:34:33You'll feel so much better in the morning.
00:34:35You don't believe me, do you?
00:34:36You didn't say I didn't believe you.
00:34:38I just said you needed some sleep.
00:35:06Annabel.
00:35:15Annabel.
00:35:20Annabel.
00:35:22Yeah.
00:35:52Who are you?
00:36:09Patricia, listen to me.
00:36:11We haven't got long. He'll be here soon.
00:36:14You must leave while you can.
00:36:16I'll ask you one more time.
00:36:17Who are you and what do you want?
00:36:19Patricia, he needs you.
00:36:21He will kill you, Patricia.
00:36:23Leave, now.
00:36:25What are you doing?
00:36:28He's coming.
00:36:29He can't have me.
00:36:31No!
00:36:51Good morning.
00:37:03How are you feeling?
00:37:06Morning.
00:37:07Sorry I didn't wake you.
00:37:09You seemed quite content.
00:37:15Just a strange feeling, isn't it?
00:37:20During the day, the house feels so normal and then at night it feels completely different.
00:37:29But I've decided that I am going to stay.
00:37:35I won't be chased out.
00:37:37I'm glad to hear it.
00:37:40How would you like some breakfast?
00:37:42No, thank you.
00:37:45I think I'm going to go out.
00:37:47There's a few things I need to look into.
00:37:49All right.
00:37:52Oh yeah.
00:37:53I need some fresh air.
00:37:55Sounds like a very good idea.
00:37:59I'm just going to go get dressed.
00:38:01Okay.
00:38:01All right.
00:38:02I'll finish up in here.
00:38:04Okay.
00:38:05All right.
00:38:24Bye.
00:38:25Bye.
00:38:25Bye.
00:38:29Bye.
00:38:30Bye.
00:38:31Bye.
00:38:33Bye.
00:38:34Bye.
00:38:34Bye.
00:39:05As the book says, there's lots of different types of ghosts.
00:39:34There's your average ghost who perhaps died on the premises.
00:39:39They might not even know that they're dead.
00:39:41They mean you no harm.
00:39:42They're just, well, just confused.
00:39:46And then there's the other type of ghost who do know that they're dead.
00:39:51They just choose to exist as though they were still living.
00:39:54And then the book says something about poltergeist.
00:40:00That comes from the German meaning of noisy ghosts.
00:40:05They're the ones that throw things around and cause a rock at us.
00:40:09All right.
00:40:11But you know if you read these sort of books, they'll put ideas in your mind.
00:40:14Well, that's ridiculous.
00:40:16I'm just trying to understand what's happening.
00:40:20So you think it was a poltergeist?
00:40:22No.
00:40:24It says although poltergeists seem threatening, they're actually harmless.
00:40:31Entities, on the other hand.
00:40:34An entity?
00:40:35Yes, it's a thing with distinct and independent existence.
00:40:41What does that even mean?
00:40:44Well, it means that basically they live on a different plane to ours.
00:40:53These are the ones that feed off our energy and wreak havoc amongst the living.
00:41:00I think it was an entity which attacked me the other night.
00:41:03If you were attacked.
00:41:06Well, I beg your pardon.
00:41:08I wasn't insinuating you were lying.
00:41:11There could be a number of different explanations as to what happened.
00:41:14For instance?
00:41:17Maybe you were asleep and dreaming you were being attacked and fell out of bed injuring yourself.
00:41:22But I know that I was awake.
00:41:25But you have no bruises.
00:41:28I could be right.
00:41:30I know what happened.
00:41:33Why don't we wait?
00:41:35Wait?
00:41:36Wait for what?
00:41:37Before we get ahead of ourselves, why don't we wait to see if anything else should happen?
00:41:42I've been working here for over nine years and nothing like this has ever happened before.
00:41:50Annabelle, please believe me.
00:41:52I'm a rational person, Miss Woodhouse, which makes me stubborn.
00:42:07Annabelle?
00:42:09That's right.
00:42:10That book, it just got pulled from my hands.
00:42:13No, it didn't.
00:42:18Believe me, please.
00:42:20Come on.
00:42:22Come on.
00:42:23Watch it.
00:42:24Come on.
00:42:25Come on.
00:42:25Come on.
00:42:26Come on.
00:42:28Come on.
00:42:29Take it stop.
00:42:43No.
00:42:47No.
00:42:52No.
00:42:52No.
00:42:52No.
00:42:53Take it stop.
00:42:55No.
00:42:56They can't stop now!
00:42:58They can't stop!
00:43:02They're not here! They're not here!
00:43:10What have you brought it to this house?
00:43:12They make me for this.
00:43:14Strange things didn't happen before you came here.
00:43:18But you asked me to come here.
00:43:20Pardon?
00:43:22You wrote me a letter. You asked me to come.
00:43:24What do you mean I asked you to come here?
00:43:26I never sent a letter.
00:43:28Yes, you did. You sent me a letter.
00:43:30I'm sorry, but you are mistaken.
00:43:39See? See? You sent me a letter.
00:43:46I don't understand.
00:43:48This is my handwriting.
00:43:50I didn't send this letter.
00:43:52Oh, that's rubbish out of now.
00:43:54No, really!
00:43:56I've never been so certain of anything in my life.
00:43:58Then how did a letter in your handwriting show from my doorstep?
00:44:02I don't know!
00:44:06I don't!
00:44:08No! Please, we've got to get out of here!
00:44:10We're not going anywhere!
00:44:12We're going to be scared out of this house!
00:44:14We can't stay here!
00:44:24Who are these women?
00:44:30I don't know.
00:44:32Victor's maybe?
00:44:33No, we didn't.
00:44:34I don't know.
00:44:36I don't know.
00:44:38She...
00:44:40She warned me not to call me here.
00:44:42She said I'd be in danger from him.
00:44:46No.
00:44:48She said I'd be in danger.
00:44:50I don't know.
00:44:52I don't know.
00:44:54And this woman, I don't know.
00:44:56Oh.
00:45:02Oh.
00:45:04Oh.
00:45:05Please.
00:45:06Please.
00:45:07Please.
00:45:08Please.
00:45:09Please.
00:45:10Please.
00:45:12Please.
00:45:13Please.
00:45:14Please.
00:45:15Please.
00:45:16Good morning.
00:45:44I take it you couldn't sleep either?
00:45:47No.
00:45:48I found it nigh on in support to settle.
00:45:52This house has taken on a very different form for me since last night.
00:45:56Every creaker whisper.
00:45:59What are you looking at?
00:46:01Just the photographs from last night.
00:46:05I need to know who these people are.
00:46:09I have to get into the attic.
00:46:11It's locked. There's no key that I know of.
00:46:16I'll arrange for a locksmith to come later on today.
00:46:19Very good.
00:46:20Oh, sorry.
00:46:33That's all right. I haven't seen you around here before, have I?
00:46:37Oh, no. My name's Patricia. I'm just staying here a while. My sister recently passed.
00:46:42Ah, you must be Mrs Bailock's sister. My condolences. She was a very kind person.
00:46:50And Victor, I noticed he wasn't at the funeral. Is he still missing?
00:46:55Yes, unfortunately he is.
00:46:57Hmm. Well, better off without him. Strange fellow. I never liked him.
00:47:02What makes you say that?
00:47:04It's not my business to be spreading gossip, you understand.
00:47:08But he was never the same after that party. You know, that tragic party in the 20s.
00:47:14Why? What happened?
00:47:20Some mad person got in with a gun and basically shot everyone down. It's awful. I know.
00:47:29And Victor was the only survivor. A bit suspicious if you ask me. But I'm not one to spread gossip.
00:47:37But that house always does encourage strange behaviour. Even when I was a child, they used to talk about it. Strange things happening, people coming and going.
00:47:49And one night they were the most terrible screams. My blood turned cold. And I'm telling you, it came from that house.
00:47:58But not that I'm one to forgotten.
00:48:01No. Oh, I have to go. My condolences.
00:48:05Thank you. Bye.
00:48:17Ten people have lost their lives when what began as a seemingly normal Saturday evening on February 14th ended in tragedy.
00:48:25Police are still trying to piece together the events of that evening.
00:48:28What is known at this time is that most of the guests have been poisoned and a small majority had received a single gunshot moan to the head.
00:48:36Neighbours reportedly heard screams followed by gunshots at around 9.30pm.
00:48:42When police arrived at 24 Richmond Drive, they found the homeowner Victor Baylock outside the residence in a state of complete shock.
00:48:50Victor was the only survivor.
00:48:54The case of the people versus Victor Baylock has finally come to an end when Judge Simons killed Victor of all accounts of murder and ruled the shooting as a tragic incident.
00:49:10One thing more.
00:49:18What am I looking at?
00:49:19I found this book in the library. And then I came across this picture. Do you see anyone you recognise particularly?
00:49:26No.
00:49:27Look towards the back of the photo.
00:49:30Is that Victor? Yes. Do you see it too?
00:49:35Well, it certainly looks like him.
00:49:38Well, this group, they were arrested for Satanism. They were members of the Aeternum Court.
00:49:44This photo, it was taken in 1865 outside this very house.
00:49:51Well, it can't be Victor, though.
00:49:53All but one was arrested and brought to justice on five counts of murder in 1866.
00:50:02Charles King, Alice Esterman and Walter Haybridge.
00:50:07And then the other just disappeared and was never heard of again.
00:50:13And hey, Taylor Biffcock.
00:50:19Now, when Taylor disappeared, the house, it was sold and it passed through many different people's hands until 1904 when it was bought by Victor Baylock.
00:50:32Now, it didn't take me too long to work out that Taylor Biffcock is an anagram of Victor Baylock.
00:50:41Did you know that in 1920, a mass murder happened in this house?
00:50:47No, I didn't. That's terrible.
00:50:49Yes. They died at a party that Victor was holding and he was the sole survivor.
00:50:55And the strangeness, it doesn't end there.
00:50:58A year previous, his wife, Mary, well, she disappeared without a trace.
00:51:06And 15 years previous to that, his wife, Nellie, she also disappeared and has never been seen again.
00:51:13People said that she went mad because, oh, her son, he was kidnapped from her outside a local shop.
00:51:22People said that she used to wander up and down the streets, clutching that toy.
00:51:28She claimed it was her son, George.
00:51:31Before that, there was Shirley.
00:51:36Now, I'm guessing that Shirley met the same ill fate as these two.
00:51:41And then his corrupt wife.
00:51:45My sister.
00:51:49Mysteriously dies.
00:51:51This is making me very uneasy.
00:51:56It should.
00:51:57Listen, I don't know what's going on, but I know that Victor has something to do with it.
00:52:02You said something to me that stayed with me.
00:52:05You said that people just don't disappear.
00:52:08You said it indeed.
00:52:10I couldn't agree more.
00:52:11You're right, they don't.
00:52:13I think, I think he's still here.
00:52:19What do you mean?
00:52:20I know he's dead, but I just get a feeling.
00:52:26When Victor was alive, he would enter a room and he would bring with him a palpable presence.
00:52:34It was a, it was a darkness on the room.
00:52:37And I still feel it now in this house.
00:52:40Look, we should leave.
00:52:44It's clearly not safe here.
00:52:46Now, if you wish to leave, you can and I won't make you stay.
00:52:51But I believe that Victor has something to do with my sister's dad.
00:52:55And I'm not going until I've proven it.
00:52:59Well, I'm not leaving you here alone.
00:53:01So that wouldn't be right.
00:53:03We have to get into the attic.
00:53:06Not now.
00:53:09Come on.
00:53:10Quickly.
00:53:11Go!
00:53:12Say hi!
00:53:14I whereas in New Jersey for every customer,
00:53:17said you come back to your family.
00:53:18She then recohat.
00:53:20We can't go anywhere anytime.
00:53:21You go away.
00:53:22It's big and you go away.
00:53:23I'd generally bring them back.
00:53:24As you see, Ville was so passionate.
00:53:26But before you've made the 97% of aadaver,
00:53:28you could come back to your family,
00:53:29have to take my spare time andan some other TVs.
00:53:32I think that you might make it be a napkin Haush.
00:53:34When this iron's stopped, we should go into the attic.
00:53:51We'll find some answers in there.
00:53:53You seem to tell, so don't think about that right now.
00:53:58All right.
00:54:00I'm sorry.
00:54:00I'm sorry.
00:54:09Damned war will ever be over.
00:54:14I, for one, would like to see it end.
00:54:17Hitler's taken everything from me.
00:54:22On the day that I received your letter...
00:54:25The letter...
00:54:28I received another.
00:54:30I said that my husband, Jacob, had been killed.
00:54:38He was fighting in Germany, and he was helping an orphan and stepped on a landmine.
00:54:45In one morning, I'd lost my sister and my husband.
00:54:56It's my whole family.
00:54:57That's when I heard the sirens.
00:55:03I left the house and went to make my way towards the shelter.
00:55:12I'd just got a safe distance, and the bomb had hit my street.
00:55:18In an instant, my house was gone.
00:55:23I woke up three days later in hospital.
00:55:29It was just cuts and bruises.
00:55:32I went back to the house.
00:55:34I went back to the house to collect anything that I could find, really.
00:55:43I went back to the house.
00:55:44It was so strange.
00:55:46That's when I found the letter.
00:55:48That's when I found the letter.
00:55:50Everything was destroyed, but the letter was...
00:55:54It was untouched.
00:55:56I went back to the train station, a long-way ticket, and here I am.
00:56:09The truth is, I'm about...
00:56:16I had nowhere else to go.
00:56:20And if that bomb hadn't have hit, I'm not even sure I would have gone.
00:56:29I'm so sorry, Miss Whitehouse, but the important thing is you came.
00:56:35I'm sure Mrs. Bailock would be grateful no matter what of reason.
00:56:39I don't believe that one sounded a bit too close for comfort.
00:56:48Maybe you should try and get some rest.
00:56:51Eva, if I wanted to sleep, I'm not sure if I could.
00:56:54My mind is racing. I've got so many questions.
00:56:58What was Victor up to?
00:57:09Heather's silence.
00:57:10It was funny.
00:57:11She had a big breath during air-spine hydricular электrosp tocque.
00:57:15The sky is screaming at the entrance to her escape on the other side.
00:57:18Marty slowly presses the 순서 pit estaba McCann risky with in her.
00:57:22You know, there's been something that came in to school.
00:57:24It's been boring.
00:57:25You know, you're going to be tries to pay...
00:57:26Fire to fire.
00:57:27Which will beabeled andотив Britannius.
00:57:28You never spend a good job or you know what it is.
00:57:30You never have to live unless you want to log on the team.
00:57:32You never have to live.
00:57:33It's been just boring, but good 마지막.
00:57:35I just can't believe that one to have you.
00:57:35Oh, my God.
00:58:05Oh, no.
00:58:35All right.
00:59:05I killed them all.
00:59:35I killed them all.
00:59:37I'm probably going to tell you everything!
00:59:39Help me!
00:59:41I need to know what's happening!
00:59:43I don't want to!
00:59:47Help! No!
00:59:49Miss Woodhouse, are you all right?
00:59:53Yeah.
00:59:55I'm fine.
00:59:59Finally.
01:00:01Miss Woodhouse, wait!
01:00:07Woodhouse, what are you doing?
01:00:09I dream.
01:00:11They were trying to show me something about.
01:00:13What could possibly be in those books?
01:00:15No!
01:00:17Please calm down!
01:00:19You're getting hysterical now!
01:00:21This is up to something and I have to find out what it is!
01:00:25Miss Woodhouse, stop!
01:00:27Stop!
01:00:29Stop, please!
01:00:31Stop!
01:00:33Stop!
01:00:35Stop!
01:00:37Stop!
01:00:39Stop!
01:00:41Stop!
01:00:43Stop!
01:00:45Stop!
01:00:49Stop!
01:00:51Stop!
01:00:53Please!
01:00:55Stop!
01:00:56Stop!
01:00:58Please, please, please.
01:01:28Please, please, please, please, please, please.
01:01:58Please, please, please.
01:02:28Please, please, please.
01:02:58Please, please, please.
01:03:02Please, please, please.
01:03:34Please, please, please.
01:03:38I'm going to collect my belongings and I will be leaving when I'm done.
01:03:48I need to stop.
01:03:52I need to stop.
01:03:56I need to stop.
01:04:00I need to stop.
01:04:04I need to stop.
01:04:08I need to stop.
01:04:16I need to stop.
01:04:24I need to stop.
01:04:26I need to stop.
01:04:28I need to stop.
01:04:30I need to stop.
01:04:32I need to stop.
01:04:34I need to stop.
01:04:36I need to stop.
01:04:38I need to stop.
01:04:40I need to stop.
01:04:42I need to stop.
01:04:44I need to stop.
01:04:46No!
01:04:55I don't know what...
01:05:16Oh
01:05:46You know I've got a wonderful feeling
01:06:01My heart is reeling
01:06:04With love for you
01:06:06I see you moving out on the dance floor
01:06:11I'd never want more
01:06:13Than to be with you
01:06:15I think my heart is up on the ceiling
01:06:22It's just not healing
01:06:24I'm off the ground
01:06:26Not long ago that I was grieving
01:06:31Now I'm believing
01:06:33In what I found
01:06:35Don't give me up
01:06:41Don't ever stop
01:06:43We've got to dance
01:06:46I'm off the ground
01:06:54Don't let you
01:06:58I'm off the ground
01:06:59I'm off the ground
01:07:01Don't let you
01:07:03Oh
01:08:36What are you showing me?
01:08:49There's nothing here!
01:08:51What are you showing me?
01:08:55There's nothing.
01:08:56There's nothing here.
01:09:17I don't know.
01:09:47I don't know.
01:10:17I don't know.
01:10:47I don't know.
01:11:17I don't know.
01:11:47I don't know.
01:11:49I don't know.
01:11:51I don't know.
01:11:53I don't know.
01:11:55I don't know.
01:11:57I don't know.
01:11:59I don't know.
01:12:01I don't know.
01:12:03I don't know.
01:12:05I don't know.
01:12:07I don't know.
01:12:09I don't know.
01:12:11I don't know.
01:12:13I don't know.
01:12:15I don't know.
01:12:17I don't know.
01:12:19I don't know.
01:12:21I don't know.
01:12:23I don't know.
01:12:25I don't know.
01:12:27I don't know.
01:12:29I don't know.
01:12:31I don't know.
01:12:33I don't know.
01:12:35I don't know.
01:12:37I don't know.
01:12:39I don't know.
01:12:41I don't know.
01:12:43I don't know.
01:12:45I don't know.
01:12:47I don't know.
01:12:49I don't know.
01:12:51I don't know.
01:12:53You leave with me Expressions.
01:12:54Leave with me zijn.
01:12:56I'll be back.
01:12:58What玉us?
01:13:00Where are you going?
01:13:09Annabelle?
01:13:15Annabelle do you hear that?
01:13:23Oh, my...
01:13:27Victor, I'm not scared.
01:13:54Where are you?
01:13:56Come out!
01:13:57See you, Patricia.
01:14:08Never!
01:14:11Give me the gun.
01:14:13Give me the gun, Patricia.
01:14:15What are you going to do?
01:14:17Shoot me?
01:14:18I'm already dead!
01:14:19I'm scared!
01:14:24I don't know where are you!
01:14:26No!
01:14:27No!
01:14:28Annabelle!
01:14:30Annabelle!
01:14:31Patricia!
01:14:32Oh, no!
01:14:34Annabelle!
01:14:35Patricia!
01:14:36No!
01:14:37No!
01:14:38No!
01:14:39No!
01:14:40No!
01:14:41No!
01:14:42No!
01:14:43No!
01:14:44No!
01:14:45No!
01:14:46No!
01:14:47No!
01:14:49No!
01:14:51Patricia.
01:14:52Shoot her!
01:14:53Never!
01:14:54The torture!
01:14:55The torture has been better to kill!
01:14:57Let's!
01:14:58See!
01:14:59No.
01:15:00No.
01:15:01Patricia, you should never have come.
01:15:03Is it really you?
01:15:05I'm not.
01:15:06No.
01:15:07No.
01:15:08No...
01:15:09No.
01:15:14No.
01:15:16No.
01:15:19No.
01:15:20No.
01:15:22No.
01:15:24No.
01:15:25No.
01:15:26No.
01:15:27Is it really you?
01:15:30I never thought I'd see you again.
01:15:33I won't lie.
01:15:36It's good to see you too, precious Sheldon.
01:15:40I was...
01:15:42Why didn't you listen to me?
01:15:44I tried to warn you. I tried to make you leave.
01:15:47You've always been stubborn.
01:15:52What was that?
01:15:55You're tortured.
01:15:58The damned are on here.
01:16:01They never leave.
01:16:13Please help me.
01:16:15Oh, she's taking everything from me.
01:16:18Have you seen my baby?
01:16:20Have you seen George?
01:16:23I'm sorry.
01:16:25I can hear him crying.
01:16:28But I can't find him.
01:16:30It's too dark.
01:16:31He's lost.
01:16:32My heart aches.
01:16:34It aches.
01:16:35Listen, Nellie.
01:16:36Nellie.
01:16:37I feel your pain.
01:16:38Okay, I do.
01:16:39But you need to get out of me.
01:16:40You need to leave.
01:16:41I cannot.
01:16:42I shall not.
01:16:44George?
01:16:45No, it's not George.
01:16:47Tell her it's not George.
01:16:48Nellie.
01:16:49Nellie will not leave until she finds George.
01:16:54Nellie.
01:16:55We've tried many times to get her to leave, but she will not.
01:16:59Is there anything we can do?
01:17:01Unfortunately not.
01:17:03It's Nellie's choice to leave in her alone.
01:17:06Nellie, I'm sorry.
01:17:07I should have listened to you.
01:17:08I should have left when I had the chance.
01:17:11We must find Victor.
01:17:13Patricia, quick.
01:17:14More out of the way.
01:17:24He took him from me.
01:17:25He took everything from me.
01:17:27Have you seen my baby?
01:17:29Have you seen George?
01:17:31No.
01:17:32No.
01:17:33No.
01:17:34No.
01:17:35No.
01:17:36No.
01:17:37No.
01:17:38No.
01:17:39No.
01:17:40No.
01:17:41No.
01:17:42No.
01:17:43No.
01:17:44No.
01:17:45No.
01:17:46No.
01:17:47I'm sorry.
01:17:48I didn't mean to do all right.
01:17:49I wanted to tell you before I left that it's not your fault.
01:17:52That there's no excuse.
01:17:53I just...
01:17:54It doesn't hurt to you.
01:17:57No.
01:17:58No.
01:17:59No.
01:18:00Goodbye.
01:18:09Amen.
01:18:10Well where is she going, was it okay?
01:18:12There's no need to worry.
01:18:13She's at rest.
01:18:19It's been a while Patricia.
01:18:22You do not have the right to aggress her Victor Cena.
01:18:24No!
01:18:25No.
01:18:26I will not deny me this.
01:18:27You're dead Victor.
01:18:28Move on!
01:18:30You thought, I think not.
01:18:32You deserve everything you get.
01:18:34You have cheated death for too long, Victor.
01:18:36Your time is off.
01:18:37Why are you still here, Mary?
01:18:39No one waiting for you on the other side.
01:18:41I refused to move on.
01:18:43I swore I'd never let you do this again.
01:18:46Happiest moment of my life was when I killed myself,
01:18:49just knowing it ruined yours.
01:18:51Almost ruined mine.
01:18:52I was lucky.
01:18:53I didn't have to wait another 15 years.
01:18:56But don't you think Luke, Susanna,
01:19:00is what you have bought, even for you?
01:19:04At least after her.
01:19:07Didn't you figure that one out, did you?
01:19:08But Bianca Willis, Mary, she had to do it.
01:19:11It's the only reason you're here, Patricia.
01:19:14I'm in the place to write a letter to lure you back here.
01:19:18The ritual is holy blood.
01:19:21I will return.
01:19:22No! Get away now!
01:19:26Mary, where is she?
01:19:30Where is she? What have you done with her?
01:19:32Eternal damnation.
01:19:34Now, if you don't mind...
01:19:36Leave the rain of honey, leave it!
01:19:39I am my hands, I am my hands, I am sacrivisely!
01:19:48My heart is free!
01:19:50No!
01:19:52No!
01:19:52No!
01:19:52No!
01:19:52No!
01:19:53No!
01:19:53No!
01:19:53No!
01:19:54No!
01:19:54No!
01:19:55No!
01:19:56No!
01:19:56No!
01:19:56Is it? Is that it? Or am I dead?
01:20:21I don't know.
01:20:23Why did you stop me?
01:20:28Oh, I'm sorry. I just, I lost you 15 years ago.
01:20:32And then when I got that letter, I thought I'd lost you forever and I just couldn't do that again.
01:20:39Sorry.
01:20:43We have to find Victor.
01:20:44I thought you'd be locked up, Victor.
01:20:53I was just leaving.
01:20:59What's that?
01:21:02I don't hear anything.
01:21:05You hear it too, Patricia?
01:21:06I can.
01:21:11And they sound really angry.
01:21:16Excuse me, ladies. I'll be leaving now.
01:21:22Well, Victor, one last thing.
01:21:24What is it?
01:21:26You can't cheat death forever, Victor.
01:21:30They will catch up with you, eventually.
01:21:34Patricia, wait!
01:21:44Okay.
01:21:45Okay.
01:21:45What happens now?
01:21:58I don't know.
01:22:01I suppose Victor may come back.
01:22:03You should say he always does.
01:22:05We should prepare ourselves for that.
01:22:08Help prevent another poor woman losing her life.
01:22:11Yeah.
01:22:11Oh, Susanna.
01:22:15I'm so sorry for everything.
01:22:17It's just quite out of her.
01:22:19It's all right, Patricia.
01:22:21I should have listened to you before.
01:22:24I'm as much to blame as you.
01:22:28What's that?
01:22:30I don't know.
01:22:31In the interest of saving lives, however,
01:22:33the ceasefire began yesterday to be sounded along all fronts.
01:22:36The Germans are still defending positions from the soldiers,
01:22:39but if they continue to do so after midnight,
01:22:42they will, of course,
01:22:42manifest themselves into protections of the laws of war
01:22:45and be attacked from all quarters by the Allied forces.
01:22:47The Germans are still holding on to the battlefields.
01:22:55So,
01:22:56I don't know.
01:23:00I don't know.
01:23:00I'm sorry.
01:23:01The Germans are still with you.
01:23:01I don't know.
01:23:02So,
01:23:02I don't know.
01:23:02I'm sorry.
01:23:04I don't know.
01:23:04I don't know.
01:23:05I don't know.
01:23:06I don't know.