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Hey, guys.

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Just watched a video
sent to me by a follower.

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Hey, everybody. It's Jen and I wanted
to make this video in response to--

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That sleep experiment video
that's on YouTube.

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This-- this video of some strange
mad scientist guy.

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Hungarian doctor doing,
you know, tests.

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- Experimenting on students.
- Younger Asian male patients.

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They have, like, wires
connected to their heads.

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I don't know what to believe
on the Internet anymore.

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What's going on, everybody?
It's your man, Alpha Cat.

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Welcome to this episode
of "Ask Alpha Cat."

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This crazy viral video that has gotten
thousands of views.

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Apparently, it's this viral video
that's been going around the web.

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- It's gotten tons of hits.
- Some people have also said

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that this is related to, like,
a more recent rash of deaths.

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Those deaths
over in Kentucky.

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Some people say that
it's dangerous to watch it.

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After watching it,
they start hallucinating.

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It's kind of creepy. I'm not trying to
have some real-life "Ring" experience

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where I watch something
and then I'm cursed.

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- Bump that.
- It's pretty scary.

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People just think I'm crazy.

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- Obviously, this is fake, you guys.
- This is something real.

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This video is creepy as hell.

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Like, nobody knows
who uploaded the video.

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We have no information.
We have nothing.

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This is a video that wasn't
meant to get out.

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I'd really like some answers.

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Teng.

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Teng?

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Teng? Teng!

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Teng! Teng!

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Hi, Charlie.
My name's Alex.

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- Long-time listener, first-time caller.
- Hey, Alex. What's up?

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Well, there's this girl
and I really like her.

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So go up to her,
start a conversation.

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We really haven't met
in person yet.

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We just Facebook each other,
but I thought it was starting

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to get intense, and then
she stopped responding.

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I remember hearing
a story about a girl

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who fell in love with a guy
on one of these sites,

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and when she found out that the guy
was actually one of her friends

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playing a prank on her,
she killed herself.

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Now, what does that tell you?

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It tells me that the bullshit
we make up in our minds

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can be dangerous.

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It's got us living in a world
where we're falling in love

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with ones and zeros,
with fake people,

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when the real world
is just outside.

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You know the thing
we still can't get online?

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Chemistry.

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That primordial thing,
that animal instinct

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that draws us together.

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And without that,
you got nothing.

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Just a fake relationship
with a fake girl in a fake world,

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with nothing to show for it
but real heartache.

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So turn off your computer, Alex.

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Go outside,
find yourself a real girl.

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Good luck to you.
Next caller.

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You're on KZTO's "The Night Shift"
with Charlie Crowe.

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Hello?
Am I on-- on the air?

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Yeah, you're on the air.

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- My name's Jeff.
- Mm-hmm.

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- Jeff, what's on your mind?
- I'm seeing things.

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- What kind of things?
- Shadows.

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Shadows of people
who aren't really there.

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Oh, what,
you mean like ghosts?

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No, they're not ghosts.
These are something else.

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Uh, Jeff, no offense, but we get
a lot of interesting callers

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on this show,
but this is not a nuthouse.

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So please direct
all your local insanity

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to your local psychiatrist.

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And what do we say when people
waste our valuable air-time?

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- We say...
- Thank you very much.

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Well, that's about all the time we have
on "The Night Shift" with Charlie Crowe.

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We have a ton of people on hold.
Thank you for trying.

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Try again next time
when Charlie Crowe unveils

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the mysteries
of the unknown universe.

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We'll be back on Monday.

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Until then, good night,
sleep tight,

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and don't let the bedbugs bite.

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- Big City Value Furniture...
- Any word from Philadelphia?

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Uh, yeah, man. They're not looking
to syndicate us just now.

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Maybe next year
if our numbers come up.

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You know this is the worst
damn market I've ever worked in.

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Night, Tom.

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My name is Tom DiMartino.

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I am producer and engineer
for "The Night Shift"

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with Charlie Crowe on Z104.

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Charlie got this slot
in the evenings

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and needed
a producer/engineer person,

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you know, somebody
to screen calls.

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And so he said, "Hey, you know,
you've got some experience.

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Would you be willing
to do this for me?"

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You know,
I was game at the time.

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Seemed like
a pretty good ole boy.

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Last time I talked to him, anyway.

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Like I said,
he leaves a good tip.

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How many times
did he come in here?

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Before or after 4:00?

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That was a good show, Charlie.

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Wish my programmers
thought so.

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If they ever can your ass
over at that radio station,

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you can come work for me.

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No offense, Sparky, but...

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I think I'd rather suck the end
of a double-barreled shotgun.

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Hey there, kiddo.
What's the word?

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Hey.

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- How's Dr. Robert?
- He's fine, I'm fine.

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Thanks for asking.

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Maid's day off again?

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Um, what are you doing?

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- Checking your fridge.
- Why?

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To see if you have anything healthy
to feed my son with.

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Hey, that's still good.

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It's expired.

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You know, I'm perfectly capable
of taking care of our son.

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- I don't like him eating junk food.
- Yeah, so we'll go out.

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I don't Iike him
eating fast food either.

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All right, then I'll have the butler
whip us up something.

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Don't be cute, Charlie.
This is serious.

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Can't I be cute and serious?

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Don't you think you should stop
wearing that?

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It's confusing Preston.

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Well, maybe I don't like
throwing things away.

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Clearly.

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What about you, huh?

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Is it better to throw something out
after you're tired of it?

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Trade it in for something new
and shiny and rich?

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I was impressed with the fact
that he took an interest in my son.

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Hey, wait.
Hey, no.

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I take an interest in Preston.

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He just doesn't like
the same things I like.

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Hey, Charlie.
How's the DJ business?

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I'm not a DJ.
DJs spin records.

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Lovely to see you.

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So what do you
want to do?

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- Nothing.
- Eh, come on.

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Let's go out to the park.
We can throw the ball around.

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Yeah, that would be fun...
if I was 10.

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Oh, all right.

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- What are you playing?
- Zombie Killer.

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Yeah, that looks pretty violent.

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Is that rated for adults
or something?

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Yeah, but Robert
lets me play it, so...

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Well, um, Robert
is not your father,

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and I would prefer it
if you didn't sit around all day

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looking at that garbage.

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It'll rot your brain.

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Yeah, you would know about garbage,
wouldn't you, Dad?

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It's not garbage.
This is all perfectly plac--

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- I need that there for later.
- Good.

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Bed-time, buddy.

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Do you want me to leave
that other light on for you?

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Why, you think
I'm scared of the dark?

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No. I'm sorry.

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I just-- I-- you're growing up so fast.
I forget sometimes.

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Since when do you care?

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Since you were born, buddy.

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Since you were born.

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Preston, your mom's here.

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- Have fun?
- No.

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- You beat my high score?
- Yeah, look.

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Yeah, I love you, too, kid.

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Hey. So that kid from the other night,
the one with the shadows.

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- Yeah?
- He drops a package off at my house

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filled with photos
and lab reports

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of some crazy experiment
from Camden College.

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- Well, you better make a copy.
- Why?

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Because when the CIA confiscates it,
no one's gonna believe you.

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No, man.
He's just some conspiracy nut.

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Oh, please tell me you're not
buying into this crap.

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No, you know, it's just something
interesting for the show.

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Besides, you know, if my body
ends up in a dumpster,

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it would probably
be good for ratings.

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Yeah, actually,
speaking of ratings,

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I talked
to programming today.

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And?

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They said if our numbers
don't come up,

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they're gonna start running reruns
of Raunchy Paul in our slot.

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Raunchy Paul?
You gotta be kidding me.

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I wish I was, man,
but that's what they said.

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Son of a bitch.

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All right, we're on
in 10 seconds.

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Now here he is,
the king of the late-night mic--

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the one, the only

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Charlie Crowe on your radio.

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This is the tri-county
superstation KZTO,

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and you're listening to
"The Night Shift" with Charlie Crowe.

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Welcome, all you people
of the night,

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all you maniacs, brainiacs,
and insomniacs who won't hit the sack.

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Let's open up the phone lines
and hear what's on your mind.

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First caller,
you're on the air.

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Have you seen them yet,
Charlie?

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Oh, it's Jeff.

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I thought I might hear
from you again.

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Did you get
the package I left you?

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Mm-hmm, I did, Jeff.
That is some interesting stuff.

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- What is it?
- I don't know.

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I'm trying to figure that out,

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but I'm afraid if I go to sleep,
I'll never wake up again.

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Why exactly did you send me
that package, Jeff?

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It's evidence.
I'm not crazy.

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They come when you sleep.

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Every night, I close my eyes
and they come.

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And I'll wiggle my toe
or try and move my arms

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just to wake myself up, but it's like
they don't want you to be awake.

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Mm. Well, now you're starting
to worry me, Jeff.

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How old are you?

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- 17.
- 17, I see.

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Are your parents around?
Can I talk to them?

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My mom works nights.
I'm here alone.

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Jeff, if you're afraid,
you should go to a friend's house

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- or-- I don't know.
- I have a gun.

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Uh, what do you need
a gun for?

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You can't get away
from them.

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Do you understand me?

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It's your thoughts.

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When you think about them,
that's how they find you.

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It's like sharks drawn
to blood in water.

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The only question is,

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how do you stop thinking
about something?

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Uh, Jeff, are you still with us?

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- They're here.
- Okay.

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Now, uh, just--
just calm down, Jeff.

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I want you to call someone.

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Uh...

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Uh, let's-- let's just put
that gun down

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and-- so we can talk,
because, Jeff,

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I know that you are not crazy.

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Jeff?

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Jeff? Hello?

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Yeah, we're gonna go
to a commercial break now

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to, uh, make sure
everything's okay.

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Now nobody panic.
This could be a hoax.

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We will find Jeff and, uh,
make sure that he is all right.

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Tired of that slow computer,
those inevitable crashes?

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Save costly repairs
and downtime

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with the best solution
to your problem...

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And I've got a gun here.

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Oh, listen, that's-- you know,
that's not the answer.

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Is there, like, a friend or--

244
00:18:36.504 --> 00:18:39.166
They're in the room right now.
I see them in the room right now.

245
00:18:39.340 --> 00:18:40.796
- What-- who is in the room?
- Charlie...

246
00:18:40.967 --> 00:18:42.582
Who's in the room?

247
00:18:42.760 --> 00:18:44.796
Do you want me to call--
oh, my gosh.

248
00:18:44.971 --> 00:18:47.177
Well, I'll tell you what.
Details are very sketchy at this point.

249
00:18:47.347 --> 00:18:49.303
We arrived just about
a half hour ago

250
00:18:49.474 --> 00:18:51.260
and we're told that
the radio host here

251
00:18:51.435 --> 00:18:53.801
took a call from someone
right around 17 years old,

252
00:18:53.979 --> 00:18:56.345
and that person through
the course of the conversation

253
00:18:56.523 --> 00:18:58.138
is heard firing a weapon.

254
00:18:58.317 --> 00:18:59.727
We don't know if that person
fired a weapon,

255
00:18:59.901 --> 00:19:01.982
we don't know if somebody else
in the room fired a weapon,

256
00:19:02.153 --> 00:19:04.895
but a weapon was fired
live on the air.

257
00:19:15.040 --> 00:19:17.747
He didn't kill himself.
He shot the wall.

258
00:19:17.917 --> 00:19:20.033
His parents checked him
into a hospital.

259
00:19:20.211 --> 00:19:22.827
Man, that had me
freaked out.

260
00:19:23.006 --> 00:19:24.086
Yeah, me, too.

261
00:19:24.257 --> 00:19:26.339
He wants to take
your statement now.

262
00:19:36.143 --> 00:19:37.633
Hi, Officer.

263
00:19:37.811 --> 00:19:40.803
People are already speculating
that the call may have been a hoax

264
00:19:40.981 --> 00:19:43.266
in an attempt to boost
the ratings of the show.

265
00:19:43.441 --> 00:19:46.808
Now, if that's true, host Charlie Crowe
may be in a bit of hot water.

266
00:19:46.986 --> 00:19:49.352
We tried to speak to Mr. Crowe
following the broadcast,

267
00:19:49.530 --> 00:19:50.645
but take a look
at what happened.

268
00:19:50.823 --> 00:19:53.235
I didn't call him.
He called me, all right?

269
00:19:53.409 --> 00:19:55.444
I've never met him.
I'm just an entertainer.

270
00:19:55.619 --> 00:19:59.203
Now, if you'll please excuse me,
that's all I have to say about that.

271
00:19:59.373 --> 00:20:01.034
- It's been a long night.
- Sir?

272
00:20:01.208 --> 00:20:04.041
Mr. Crowe, are you gonna be
on the air tomorrow?

273
00:20:04.211 --> 00:20:07.044
Do you have anything
to say to the family?

274
00:20:19.725 --> 00:20:21.215
- Yeah?
- Hey, listen, Charlie.

275
00:20:21.394 --> 00:20:22.929
You know, that thing
last night with the kid,

276
00:20:23.103 --> 00:20:26.015
um, I really think this might be
the break that we need.

277
00:20:26.189 --> 00:20:27.895
Our numbers are up this week.

278
00:20:28.066 --> 00:20:30.227
I think people really respond
to this kind of real-life drama.

279
00:20:30.402 --> 00:20:31.858
No, people think it's a stunt.

280
00:20:32.028 --> 00:20:36.145
I had a reporter at the station
last night asking me about it.

281
00:20:36.323 --> 00:20:37.608
I'll tell you what it is,
it's an opportunity.

282
00:20:37.783 --> 00:20:39.614
And it's got a lot of people
talking about it.

283
00:20:39.785 --> 00:20:42.822
Programmers think it's a good idea
and, actually, I think so, too,

284
00:20:42.996 --> 00:20:45.487
if you go down to the hospital
and you talk to this kid.

285
00:20:45.666 --> 00:20:47.907
- You know, meet him.
- No, no.

286
00:20:48.085 --> 00:20:50.996
Oh, don't make me do that.
I'm not good with kids.

287
00:20:51.170 --> 00:20:54.162
I-- I mean, come on,
especially if he's nuts.

288
00:20:54.340 --> 00:20:56.706
No, no, listen. You go down
to the hospital, okay?

289
00:20:56.884 --> 00:21:00.047
You meet with the kid, you show
that the station is sympathetic,

290
00:21:00.221 --> 00:21:02.678
and it's good PR, right?

291
00:21:02.849 --> 00:21:05.555
Yeah, all right.

292
00:21:05.726 --> 00:21:07.717
Good PR.

293
00:21:19.447 --> 00:21:22.280
Hi, I'm looking
for a patient-- Jeff Pyatt.

294
00:21:22.450 --> 00:21:24.111
He was admitted here.

295
00:21:26.579 --> 00:21:29.116
Oh, I'm sorry.
He's not here anymore.

296
00:21:30.166 --> 00:21:32.781
He was transferred?

297
00:21:32.959 --> 00:21:36.622
- He passed away in his sleep.
- He's dead?

298
00:21:36.796 --> 00:21:38.502
- How did--
- We don't know yet.

299
00:21:38.673 --> 00:21:42.006
They'll contact family
with the results after the autopsy.

300
00:21:42.177 --> 00:21:43.542
You don't know how he died?

301
00:22:03.321 --> 00:22:05.653
- Yeah?
- Hey, Charlie. Are you there?

302
00:22:05.823 --> 00:22:07.814
Yeah.
The kid's dead, Tom.

303
00:22:07.992 --> 00:22:09.482
They said he didn't
kill himself, though.

304
00:22:09.660 --> 00:22:10.649
He didn't.

305
00:22:10.828 --> 00:22:13.068
He died in his sleep just like
he said he was going to.

306
00:22:13.246 --> 00:22:15.362
You're shitting me.

307
00:22:15.540 --> 00:22:17.747
Do you know where
Camden College is?

308
00:22:17.918 --> 00:22:20.159
Yeah, it's just off 127.
Why?

309
00:22:20.337 --> 00:22:21.702
Oh, no, don't tell me.

310
00:22:21.880 --> 00:22:23.245
I thought you said
the kid was just nuts.

311
00:22:23.423 --> 00:22:25.458
Well, then why did he die?

312
00:22:25.633 --> 00:22:27.089
Please, Charlie.
You know what?

313
00:22:27.259 --> 00:22:28.374
You're gonna end up
in the dumpster, man.

314
00:22:28.552 --> 00:22:29.541
I'm tellin--

315
00:22:34.225 --> 00:22:35.840
At the time that he actually--

316
00:22:36.018 --> 00:22:38.100
when you-- what you--
pronounced dead,

317
00:22:38.270 --> 00:22:39.349
yes, there was lots of people.

318
00:22:39.521 --> 00:22:41.352
But when you actually say
it went down--

319
00:22:41.523 --> 00:22:43.354
it's what we call, you know--
what they call coded--

320
00:22:43.525 --> 00:22:45.061
nobody was there
at that moment.

321
00:22:45.235 --> 00:22:47.191
There was nothing out of the ordinary
at his residence.

322
00:22:47.362 --> 00:22:49.227
He seemed to be a healthy kid.

323
00:22:49.405 --> 00:22:52.567
There is times that--
truly you say we missed that.

324
00:22:52.741 --> 00:22:55.153
You know, I could name several--
of course, I won't--

325
00:22:55.327 --> 00:22:57.659
but you think,
you know, this is--

326
00:22:57.830 --> 00:23:00.697
we truly missed something,
but this time we did not.

327
00:23:00.874 --> 00:23:04.207
I mean, this was not--
it was truly a mystery.

328
00:23:26.189 --> 00:23:27.850
Hi there.

329
00:23:28.024 --> 00:23:29.980
Hi. Can I help you?

330
00:23:30.151 --> 00:23:31.891
Yeah, I was wondering
if there's a teacher here

331
00:23:32.070 --> 00:23:33.400
named Dr. Ravenscroft.

332
00:23:33.571 --> 00:23:34.856
Never heard of him.

333
00:23:35.030 --> 00:23:36.395
Oh, okay.

334
00:23:36.574 --> 00:23:39.862
Um, can you tell me where I could
look up information on someone,

335
00:23:40.035 --> 00:23:42.947
Iike, scientific papers he might
have published, that kind of thing?

336
00:23:43.122 --> 00:23:44.783
Right there.

337
00:23:44.957 --> 00:23:46.322
Science periodicals.

338
00:23:46.499 --> 00:23:47.614
But you're not allowed
to check them out

339
00:23:47.792 --> 00:23:49.373
unless you're faculty
or a student.

340
00:23:49.544 --> 00:23:51.409
Yeah, but I can make copies.

341
00:23:51.588 --> 00:23:53.670
Not unless you're faculty
or a student.

342
00:23:54.799 --> 00:23:57.711
Yeah, well, I'm neither.
Thank you very much.

343
00:23:57.886 --> 00:24:00.342
Say that again.

344
00:24:01.930 --> 00:24:05.388
- Thank you very much?
- Hey.

345
00:24:05.559 --> 00:24:07.925
I'm sorry, but are you
on the radio?

346
00:24:08.103 --> 00:24:10.264
I am, actually.

347
00:24:10.439 --> 00:24:13.351
- Charlie Crowe, KZTO.
- "The Night Shift," yes.

348
00:24:13.525 --> 00:24:15.355
I listen to your show
all the time.

349
00:24:15.526 --> 00:24:17.437
It's the coolest.

350
00:24:17.612 --> 00:24:20.570
And you have the sexiest voice.

351
00:24:20.740 --> 00:24:24.483
Well, uh, thank you
very much.

352
00:24:24.660 --> 00:24:28.572
You just don't really look the way
I imagined you would.

353
00:24:28.747 --> 00:24:31.284
Yeah.
Thanks again.

354
00:24:31.458 --> 00:24:33.289
Wait, question.

355
00:24:33.460 --> 00:24:36.293
That kid on your show,
they say he died in the hospital.

356
00:24:36.463 --> 00:24:39.671
- Is that true?
- Yeah, he did.

357
00:24:40.966 --> 00:24:42.581
Freaky.

358
00:24:42.760 --> 00:24:44.341
Yeah.

359
00:24:46.347 --> 00:24:48.087
Well, I'll tell you what.

360
00:24:48.265 --> 00:24:50.722
Go ahead and use the copiers.
I won't tell.

361
00:24:52.686 --> 00:24:55.643
Shh.

362
00:25:46.987 --> 00:25:49.398
Maggie, somebody jammed
the copier again.

363
00:26:09.549 --> 00:26:11.881
This is KZTO's
"The Night Shift."

364
00:26:12.051 --> 00:26:13.587
If you've been listening,

365
00:26:13.761 --> 00:26:15.717
then you know we had
a rather dramatic incident

366
00:26:15.888 --> 00:26:17.423
on the air the last time
I was with you,

367
00:26:17.597 --> 00:26:20.088
so tonight we're gonna
take some time

368
00:26:20.267 --> 00:26:22.178
to talk about what's on
everybody's mind.

369
00:26:22.352 --> 00:26:23.762
We'll open up the lines.

370
00:26:23.937 --> 00:26:26.144
Caller, you're on the air.

371
00:26:32.403 --> 00:26:33.859
Hey, yo.

372
00:26:34.030 --> 00:26:36.271
Hey, Maggie,
you gonna lock up?

373
00:26:36.449 --> 00:26:37.985
I'm just finishing up
a couple things.

374
00:26:38.159 --> 00:26:39.740
Good night, Carl.

375
00:27:51.227 --> 00:27:53.308
- Mag!
- Jesus! Brit.

376
00:27:53.478 --> 00:27:55.059
Jesus.

377
00:27:55.230 --> 00:27:56.595
You scared the shit out of me.

378
00:27:56.773 --> 00:27:59.230
Oh, my God, that was so funny.
I seriously just pissed.

379
00:27:59.400 --> 00:28:02.233
Why did you do that?
I'm so freaked out right now.

380
00:28:02.403 --> 00:28:05.110
- This kid just died.
- No, no, don't even tell me.

381
00:28:05.280 --> 00:28:07.646
I don't Iike scary stories
because they give me nightmares.

382
00:28:07.825 --> 00:28:10.737
But there is a huge party tonight
at the Sigma Chi house.

383
00:28:10.911 --> 00:28:13.869
Everybody is gonna be there.
Please tell me you're coming with.

384
00:28:14.039 --> 00:28:15.028
I have to study.

385
00:28:15.207 --> 00:28:17.163
Oh, my God.
You never do anything.

386
00:28:17.334 --> 00:28:18.994
And don't wake me up
when you get home.

387
00:28:19.168 --> 00:28:20.999
I have an 8:00 a.m. class.

388
00:28:22.255 --> 00:28:23.870
No promises.

389
00:28:25.133 --> 00:28:27.340
I think the kid sounded
like he was on drugs.

390
00:28:27.510 --> 00:28:31.423
I'm sorry he died and all,
but I think it's an overdose.

391
00:28:31.597 --> 00:28:33.382
I mean, I don't mess
with that stuff myself,

392
00:28:33.557 --> 00:28:34.967
but I know people that do

393
00:28:35.142 --> 00:28:36.598
and they sounded
just like that kid.

394
00:28:36.768 --> 00:28:40.181
Okay, we have
another caller here.

395
00:28:40.355 --> 00:28:41.720
Hey, Charlie,
I just want to say

396
00:28:41.898 --> 00:28:43.684
it could be some kind
of government thing,

397
00:28:43.859 --> 00:28:47.191
contamination of our drinking water
they're trying to cover up.

398
00:30:30.749 --> 00:30:32.330
It sounded to me
that what the boy described

399
00:30:32.501 --> 00:30:34.037
was a classic
abduction scenario.

400
00:30:34.211 --> 00:30:36.872
You see, the Greys, they're the aliens
from Alpha Centauri,

401
00:30:37.046 --> 00:30:39.958
and they abduct people
for their genetic experiments.

402
00:30:40.132 --> 00:30:43.169
And the thing that tipped me off--
he said he was paralyzed.

403
00:31:08.826 --> 00:31:10.236
Psychiatrist on the line here.

404
00:31:10.411 --> 00:31:12.777
Dr. Perkowski, what do you
have to say about all this?

405
00:31:12.955 --> 00:31:14.786
I'd just like to say,
from my experience,

406
00:31:14.957 --> 00:31:17.789
that there are a number
of different types of mental illness

407
00:31:17.959 --> 00:31:20.792
which could go undiagnosed
for Iong periods of time.

408
00:31:20.962 --> 00:31:22.827
The caller on the air
may have had an episode

409
00:31:23.006 --> 00:31:24.997
of extreme
schizophrenic paranoia.

410
00:31:25.174 --> 00:31:27.586
In these instances,
the victim can often see things

411
00:31:27.760 --> 00:31:29.375
that aren't there,
react to them.

412
00:31:29.553 --> 00:31:32.420
The world of the imagination
and the real world blends

413
00:31:32.597 --> 00:31:34.838
so that they cannot
distinguish the difference.

414
00:31:35.017 --> 00:31:37.258
In such a case, it's natural
that he could have believed

415
00:31:37.436 --> 00:31:40.974
that a man or a shadowy figure
of some kind was stalking him.

416
00:31:41.148 --> 00:31:44.105
It's important for your audience
to be aware that these delusions

417
00:31:44.275 --> 00:31:46.357
are fairly common,
but we must remember

418
00:31:46.527 --> 00:31:48.267
that they are only
in our imagination.

419
00:31:48.446 --> 00:31:49.982
And no matter how frightening
they seem,

420
00:31:50.156 --> 00:31:52.863
they can't really harm you.

421
00:32:26.898 --> 00:32:29.856
All right, that is a wrap
for "The Night Shift."

422
00:32:30.026 --> 00:32:32.859
Good night, sleep tight,

423
00:32:33.029 --> 00:32:34.940
and don't let
the bedbugs bite.

424
00:32:35.114 --> 00:32:37.150
Ace Auto
is your headquarters for used...

425
00:32:37.325 --> 00:32:40.407
That is the most callers
we have ever had.

426
00:32:41.661 --> 00:32:43.617
- Any word on the numbers?
- I don't know.

427
00:32:43.789 --> 00:32:45.074
I'm gonna have to check them
tomorrow, man,

428
00:32:45.248 --> 00:32:48.240
but I have a really good feeling
that they're gonna be good.

429
00:32:48.418 --> 00:32:53.081
- Like to get syndicated good?
- Like we could get syndicated good.

430
00:32:55.966 --> 00:32:58.207
- What's your name?
- Brittany Daniels.

431
00:32:58.386 --> 00:33:01.469
- And what year are you?
- Sophomore.

432
00:33:02.473 --> 00:33:04.714
I came home and normally

433
00:33:04.891 --> 00:33:06.927
I'm kind of Ioud,
so I make a lot of noise.

434
00:33:07.102 --> 00:33:09.184
Maggie, you missed the craziest
fucking night ever.

435
00:33:09.354 --> 00:33:11.811
Okay, so, I'm, like,
still drunk right now.

436
00:33:11.981 --> 00:33:14.267
We're taking all these tequila shots
and they dare me to streak,

437
00:33:14.442 --> 00:33:17.525
so, of course, I did,
and I'm like halfway back

438
00:33:17.695 --> 00:33:20.777
from the fucking oak tree,
and I totally puked.

439
00:33:20.948 --> 00:33:23.690
Oh, my God, it's like the third time
I've puked there this year.

440
00:33:23.867 --> 00:33:26.654
Hello?

441
00:33:26.829 --> 00:33:29.662
Oh, God, don't tell me
you're pissed at me.

442
00:33:32.125 --> 00:33:34.036
Hello?

443
00:33:39.048 --> 00:33:40.879
I mean, I just felt awful
for her parents

444
00:33:41.050 --> 00:33:44.713
and just her friends having to go on
and her roommate.

445
00:33:44.887 --> 00:33:48.378
I knew about her roommate a little bit,
but that's pretty much it.

446
00:33:48.557 --> 00:33:50.093
I mean, they were all--

447
00:33:50.267 --> 00:33:52.132
it's pretty-- it's pretty sad,
it's pretty intense.

448
00:33:52.310 --> 00:33:53.299
Not gonna lie.

449
00:34:27.801 --> 00:34:29.666
Holy shit.

450
00:34:30.888 --> 00:34:34.005
I have noticed-- not that
I'm a nosy neighbor--

451
00:34:34.183 --> 00:34:37.721
but I have noticed, um,
he sits in that window a lot

452
00:34:37.895 --> 00:34:41.887
and is doing research,
he tells me.

453
00:34:42.064 --> 00:34:45.101
Tom: The circumstances
of the kid's death

454
00:34:45.276 --> 00:34:47.062
has really affected him.

455
00:34:48.446 --> 00:34:51.233
We had a caller
on a previous show

456
00:34:51.407 --> 00:34:53.022
who believed
he was seeing things.

457
00:34:53.201 --> 00:34:54.531
For all I know,
they're unrelated.

458
00:34:54.701 --> 00:34:55.986
I mean, I just-- I don't know.

459
00:34:56.161 --> 00:34:58.618
I think some of it's rumor
and speculation,

460
00:34:58.788 --> 00:35:01.325
conspiracy theories--
that kind of stuff.

461
00:35:01.500 --> 00:35:04.037
He said he believed
if he closed his eyes,

462
00:35:04.211 --> 00:35:05.576
he might never wake up.

463
00:35:05.754 --> 00:35:09.245
And, in this case,
he was right.

464
00:35:09.423 --> 00:35:10.833
Nobody else got sick.

465
00:35:11.008 --> 00:35:14.296
I mean, these few people have died
and under strange circumstances.

466
00:35:14.470 --> 00:35:15.960
It's all he talks about.

467
00:35:16.138 --> 00:35:20.051
I mean, now, since that kid called up
and talked to him on the radio.

468
00:35:20.226 --> 00:35:22.637
People go in for that,
especially in the middle of the night.

469
00:35:22.810 --> 00:35:24.675
I mean, that's--
that's our market.

470
00:35:24.854 --> 00:35:28.267
Who hasn't felt like someone
was watching them in their sleep

471
00:35:28.441 --> 00:35:30.932
or, like, a shadow moved
in the corner?

472
00:35:31.110 --> 00:35:34.022
We usually dismiss this
as paranoia,

473
00:35:34.197 --> 00:35:37.063
that you're seeing things
that aren't there,

474
00:35:37.241 --> 00:35:40.233
that it's a trick of the eyes,
but let's assume,

475
00:35:40.410 --> 00:35:43.743
for the moment,
that it's not.

476
00:35:43.914 --> 00:35:46.246
We'll open up the lines.
Caller?

477
00:35:46.416 --> 00:35:48.077
I was sinking
so much into my bed.

478
00:35:48.251 --> 00:35:50.742
- Eventually I woke up.
- I felt like I was suffocating.

479
00:35:50.920 --> 00:35:51.909
I felt something hit my legs

480
00:35:52.088 --> 00:35:53.669
or jump on the bed,
that weight change.

481
00:35:53.839 --> 00:35:55.329
And I just-- I felt this presence.

482
00:35:55.508 --> 00:35:57.794
You're yelling at yourself, Iike,
"Do something, do something,"

483
00:35:57.969 --> 00:35:59.254
and you can't.

484
00:35:59.428 --> 00:36:01.089
Just people moving in old houses

485
00:36:01.264 --> 00:36:04.175
and they say they hear doors creak
'cause somebody died in the house.

486
00:36:04.349 --> 00:36:06.590
Thinking they're seeing things,
but not really seeing anything.

487
00:36:06.768 --> 00:36:08.929
Some people have reported
it sounding very raspy.

488
00:36:09.104 --> 00:36:11.095
It was like this buzz sound.

489
00:36:11.273 --> 00:36:13.355
It's increased listenership.
People want to talk about it.

490
00:36:13.525 --> 00:36:15.731
- People want to hear about it.
- I listen to Charlie Crowe quite a bit.

491
00:36:15.901 --> 00:36:17.766
Yeah.
Yeah, I've heard him.

492
00:36:17.945 --> 00:36:19.481
Don't know about him,
but, yeah, I've heard him.

493
00:36:19.655 --> 00:36:22.362
He was involved in a lot worse,
though, Mr. Crowe was.

494
00:36:22.533 --> 00:36:25.149
Ah, hell,
that's just Charlie.

495
00:36:25.327 --> 00:36:27.488
People say these things
come to us

496
00:36:27.663 --> 00:36:29.152
when we sleep.

497
00:36:29.330 --> 00:36:31.946
Is there something we do
while sleeping that calls them to us?

498
00:36:32.125 --> 00:36:33.831
It's almost like insanity.

499
00:36:34.002 --> 00:36:35.287
I just have to have
an answer for this.

500
00:36:35.461 --> 00:36:37.042
- It's so freaky.
- A long time

501
00:36:37.213 --> 00:36:38.999
after that, I was terrified
to go to bed.

502
00:36:39.173 --> 00:36:42.586
They can't move, they can't speak,
and they can barely breathe.

503
00:36:42.759 --> 00:36:44.590
It feels Iike there's
a pressure on their chest.

504
00:36:44.761 --> 00:36:48.299
They feel like they're suffocating,
and it's terrifying.

505
00:36:48.473 --> 00:36:50.134
Sleep paralysis is the experience

506
00:36:50.309 --> 00:36:53.551
of awakening unable to move,

507
00:36:53.729 --> 00:36:55.811
and it's produced by
a physiological mechanism

508
00:36:55.981 --> 00:36:58.016
in the brain that's well understood.

509
00:36:58.190 --> 00:36:59.896
This is a normal
human experience.

510
00:37:00.067 --> 00:37:02.934
One in five of us will have it
at some point in our Iife.

511
00:37:03.112 --> 00:37:04.272
It wasn't like
I was paralyzed,

512
00:37:04.447 --> 00:37:06.984
because I think when you're paralyzed,
you don't really feel your body.

513
00:37:07.158 --> 00:37:09.114
80% of people
who have sleep paralysis

514
00:37:09.285 --> 00:37:11.696
experience some kind
of hallucination.

515
00:37:11.870 --> 00:37:13.110
It's not actually
like a hooded person

516
00:37:13.288 --> 00:37:14.994
or like a floating black cloud.

517
00:37:15.165 --> 00:37:17.656
Out the corner of my eye,
I could see these dark shapes.

518
00:37:17.834 --> 00:37:20.291
I have a maybe,
Iike, nine-foot ceiling

519
00:37:20.462 --> 00:37:21.952
and it nearly reached that.

520
00:37:22.130 --> 00:37:23.461
I know nobody's in the house.

521
00:37:23.631 --> 00:37:25.792
You can imagine
how freaky that is.

522
00:37:25.966 --> 00:37:27.297
I don't think it was
anything I wanted

523
00:37:27.468 --> 00:37:29.174
to really look at for very long.

524
00:37:29.345 --> 00:37:30.710
It's interesting how many
people are coming together

525
00:37:30.888 --> 00:37:32.173
and discussing these things now.

526
00:37:32.348 --> 00:37:34.134
I'm really fascinated
by all the stories coming in.

527
00:37:34.308 --> 00:37:37.720
There's so many people calling in
with their experiences.

528
00:37:37.894 --> 00:37:39.555
The numbers keep growing.

529
00:37:39.729 --> 00:37:42.015
Are they all making it up?
I don't think so.

530
00:37:43.274 --> 00:37:46.687
The shadow people--
can it all be real?

531
00:38:15.888 --> 00:38:17.628
Oh, shit.

532
00:38:34.488 --> 00:38:37.400
As the first EIS officer
on the scene,

533
00:38:37.574 --> 00:38:38.905
I went to the coroner's office

534
00:38:39.076 --> 00:38:42.318
and was able to examine
the second victim--

535
00:38:42.496 --> 00:38:44.612
a 21 -year-old female.

536
00:38:49.127 --> 00:38:51.743
So the tissue sample
showed no pathogens?

537
00:38:51.921 --> 00:38:55.288
No. White blood cell
counts: normal.

538
00:38:55.466 --> 00:38:58.128
Died in her sleep
just like the first victim.

539
00:38:58.302 --> 00:39:01.088
Two cases like this,
two days apart.

540
00:39:02.764 --> 00:39:05.551
- Did the two have contact?
- Don't know.

541
00:39:07.269 --> 00:39:09.976
Why, the CDC think this condition
may be contagious?

542
00:39:10.147 --> 00:39:13.354
Well, that's what I'm here
to determine.

543
00:39:14.483 --> 00:39:17.270
No heart defect.
Toxicology's negative.

544
00:39:17.445 --> 00:39:20.812
Which is odd because the male victim
was reported to be hallucinating.

545
00:39:20.990 --> 00:39:24.778
- Hallucinating?
- That's what the police report said.

546
00:39:24.952 --> 00:39:28.114
He was checked
into the hospital

547
00:39:28.288 --> 00:39:31.280
where he saw, like, delusions
of shadows moving all around him.

548
00:39:31.458 --> 00:39:33.119
Hmm.
Strange.

549
00:39:33.293 --> 00:39:35.955
Maybe hallucinations
are a possible symptom.

550
00:39:36.129 --> 00:39:38.495
- What about brain biopsy?
- Normal.

551
00:39:38.673 --> 00:39:42.256
And we're looking for someone
who's possibly overweight

552
00:39:42.426 --> 00:39:44.633
or someone who has
high blood pressure

553
00:39:44.803 --> 00:39:46.964
or someone who has,
like, diabetes

554
00:39:47.139 --> 00:39:50.723
or just a history in their family
of stroke or heart attacks.

555
00:39:50.893 --> 00:39:52.758
So these victims were,
you know, young,

556
00:39:52.936 --> 00:39:54.766
they were completely healthy.

557
00:39:54.937 --> 00:39:56.973
You know,
we checked their blood,

558
00:39:57.148 --> 00:39:58.684
and there's nothing
in their blood that shows

559
00:39:58.858 --> 00:40:01.315
that they have any
fatty deposits in their heart.

560
00:40:01.486 --> 00:40:04.068
No history of diabetes
in the family, you know,

561
00:40:04.238 --> 00:40:07.354
no history of stroke,
no history of cancer.

562
00:40:07.532 --> 00:40:10.695
If this was in Cambodia,
the diagnosis would be easy.

563
00:40:28.427 --> 00:40:29.416
Very scared?

564
00:40:30.513 --> 00:40:34.300
It was first noticed
in the Hmong immigrants

565
00:40:34.474 --> 00:40:37.966
who came from Vietnam
to the United States

566
00:40:38.144 --> 00:40:40.055
right after the Vietnam War.

567
00:40:40.230 --> 00:40:43.267
We did get a team
of microbiologists,

568
00:40:43.441 --> 00:40:46.308
pathologists,
epidemiologists.

569
00:40:46.486 --> 00:40:49.648
We did blood cultures,
urine samples.

570
00:40:49.822 --> 00:40:52.985
We did sputum cultures,
we tested for heavy metals.

571
00:40:53.158 --> 00:40:54.898
The most disturbing
part of this

572
00:40:55.077 --> 00:40:58.661
is we did not find
a biological agent.

573
00:40:58.831 --> 00:41:00.412
In the archives,

574
00:41:00.582 --> 00:41:03.197
I found a condition

575
00:41:03.376 --> 00:41:06.960
called sudden unexplained
nocturnal death syndrome,

576
00:41:07.129 --> 00:41:11.088
and I believe that this
is very likely a resurgence.

577
00:41:11.259 --> 00:41:13.341
This condition

578
00:41:13.511 --> 00:41:16.843
had very similar circumstances

579
00:41:17.013 --> 00:41:20.050
to these young people who have
died here in Eastern Kentucky.

580
00:41:20.225 --> 00:41:22.216
Did anyone do a trip report?

581
00:41:22.394 --> 00:41:23.884
If I remember correctly,

582
00:41:24.062 --> 00:41:27.270
the first EIS officer
went on-site in 1981.

583
00:41:27.440 --> 00:41:31.773
Initially, we thought the disease
triggered cardiac arrest during sleep,

584
00:41:31.944 --> 00:41:34.185
yet more recent studies indicate

585
00:41:34.363 --> 00:41:37.150
that lack of oxygen to the brain
may be the cause.

586
00:41:37.324 --> 00:41:39.656
The victims showed
no genetic history

587
00:41:39.827 --> 00:41:42.738
of myocardial infarction
or sleep apnea.

588
00:41:42.912 --> 00:41:45.073
And we're still unclear on a cause?

589
00:41:45.248 --> 00:41:47.455
The data was inconclusive.

590
00:41:47.625 --> 00:41:50.241
It seems hundreds
of healthy immigrants

591
00:41:50.420 --> 00:41:52.331
just died in their sleep
without cause.

592
00:41:52.505 --> 00:41:54.416
One more question,
Dr. Lacombe.

593
00:41:54.591 --> 00:41:56.876
Does the syndrome
appear to be communicable?

594
00:41:57.050 --> 00:41:59.416
The truth is we really don't
have enough evidence

595
00:41:59.595 --> 00:42:01.631
to make a conclusion
either way.

596
00:42:01.805 --> 00:42:05.218
Well, I don't think that explanation
is gonna fly with the public.

597
00:42:18.946 --> 00:42:20.607
- Mr. Crowe?
- Yeah.

598
00:42:20.781 --> 00:42:22.146
Hi, I'm Sophie Lacombe.

599
00:42:22.325 --> 00:42:24.030
I'm with the Center
for Disease Control.

600
00:42:24.200 --> 00:42:26.361
I got your address
from Tom at the station.

601
00:42:26.536 --> 00:42:28.652
Disease control?
What kind of diseases?

602
00:42:28.830 --> 00:42:32.243
Well, I'm here investigating
the local deaths and their causes.

603
00:42:32.417 --> 00:42:35.124
It seems there may be
some new cases of a disease

604
00:42:35.295 --> 00:42:37.626
that we call sudden unexplained
nocturnal death syndrome.

605
00:42:37.796 --> 00:42:39.411
Okay, I'll save you some time.

606
00:42:39.590 --> 00:42:41.251
Those deaths weren't caused
by a disease.

607
00:42:41.425 --> 00:42:42.631
In fact,
they were caused by--

608
00:42:42.801 --> 00:42:44.792
Shadow people?

609
00:42:49.058 --> 00:42:51.719
I was just brewing
some coffee.

610
00:42:51.893 --> 00:42:53.303
- Thank you.
- You want a cup?

611
00:42:53.478 --> 00:42:54.968
No, thanks.

612
00:42:56.564 --> 00:42:58.600
Come, sit.

613
00:43:00.735 --> 00:43:04.443
So I'm looking for a link
between these deaths.

614
00:43:04.613 --> 00:43:07.104
After interviewing some people
about the victims,

615
00:43:07.282 --> 00:43:10.024
I was told that some of them
were listening to your radio show

616
00:43:10.202 --> 00:43:11.817
before they died.

617
00:43:11.995 --> 00:43:15.863
- Can you explain that?
- No, I can't.

618
00:43:16.041 --> 00:43:17.996
I'm just reporting
what people are telling me.

619
00:43:18.167 --> 00:43:21.250
I'm trying to give them a voice.
If anything, I'm trying to help.

620
00:43:21.420 --> 00:43:24.332
Well, so am I, Mr. Crowe.
That's why I'm here.

621
00:43:24.507 --> 00:43:28.796
You see, the victims reported
hallucinations, sleep paralysis--

622
00:43:28.970 --> 00:43:31.756
symptoms that you
talked about on your show.

623
00:43:31.930 --> 00:43:34.091
Perhaps if I could get
your call logs,

624
00:43:34.265 --> 00:43:36.677
I could track
the infected victims.

625
00:43:36.851 --> 00:43:39.684
Yeah, I'll give you anything you want,
but it's not gonna do you any good

626
00:43:39.854 --> 00:43:43.346
unless you realize that
what these people are seeing is real.

627
00:43:43.525 --> 00:43:46.436
A lot of people think just 'cause
they can't explain it scientifically

628
00:43:46.610 --> 00:43:50.353
that it doesn't exist, but I can
tell you that our ancestors

629
00:43:50.531 --> 00:43:53.113
knew about nightmares
and how harmful they are.

630
00:43:53.283 --> 00:43:55.365
Well, I'm certain that bad dreams
can't harm you.

631
00:43:55.536 --> 00:43:58.027
I'm not talking about bad dreams.
I mean nightmares.

632
00:43:58.205 --> 00:43:59.990
The actual word nightmare

633
00:44:00.164 --> 00:44:02.871
is an Old English word
that means evil spirit.

634
00:44:03.042 --> 00:44:04.748
A maere-- M-A-E-R-E--

635
00:44:04.919 --> 00:44:07.786
that comes in the night
to attack its victim.

636
00:44:07.964 --> 00:44:10.171
Now, in modern times,
we've changed that meaning.

637
00:44:10.341 --> 00:44:13.047
I think we've changed it
to cover up the truth.

638
00:44:13.218 --> 00:44:15.209
Look, here's one.

639
00:44:17.305 --> 00:44:20.138
A real one.
A real nightmare.

640
00:44:22.269 --> 00:44:25.557
Now, every culture
documents this.

641
00:44:25.731 --> 00:44:28.267
The Native Americans
called it the Raven Mocker.

642
00:44:28.441 --> 00:44:30.557
It was a shadow that comes
to steal your soul.

643
00:44:30.735 --> 00:44:33.397
In the Middle East, they call it jinn,
and they believe they were created

644
00:44:33.571 --> 00:44:36.313
at the same time as us by God,
but to live in a different dimension.

645
00:44:36.490 --> 00:44:39.072
Now these are cultures
that are far older than ours,

646
00:44:39.243 --> 00:44:41.324
but they've all reported
the same thing

647
00:44:41.494 --> 00:44:43.735
from different parts
of the world for centuries.

648
00:44:43.913 --> 00:44:47.405
And now, for the past 100 years,
we've started to deny their existence.

649
00:44:47.584 --> 00:44:49.495
I think it's us
who's being naive.

650
00:44:49.669 --> 00:44:52.706
I think it's one of those things
you're not ever gonna truly believe--

651
00:44:52.881 --> 00:44:55.292
Until you see it for yourself.

652
00:44:55.466 --> 00:44:58.424
You got a knack for finishing
people's sentences, Iady.

653
00:45:00.137 --> 00:45:01.593
Well, that's the point, isn't it?

654
00:45:01.764 --> 00:45:04.506
Seeing is believing?
Yet there's no proof of these claims.

655
00:45:04.683 --> 00:45:07.344
- I have proof.
- You do?

656
00:45:14.734 --> 00:45:16.270
These don't really
prove anything.

657
00:45:16.444 --> 00:45:18.560
I mean, for all I know,
it could be a hoax.

658
00:45:18.738 --> 00:45:22.229
That's what I thought,
but this Dr. Ravenscroft

659
00:45:22.407 --> 00:45:23.772
published a scientific journal.

660
00:45:23.950 --> 00:45:25.565
Huh. I'm gonna have to
get over to the college

661
00:45:25.744 --> 00:45:28.030
and talk to someone about
Ravenscroft and his research.

662
00:45:28.205 --> 00:45:31.572
Maybe he found something about
this disease that I don't know about.

663
00:45:31.750 --> 00:45:33.786
Yeah, but I keep telling you,
it's not a disease.

664
00:45:33.959 --> 00:45:35.745
It's more-- it's like a...

665
00:45:35.920 --> 00:45:38.286
- Curse?
- Yeah.

666
00:45:38.464 --> 00:45:41.831
Like I said, lady,
you have a knack.

667
00:45:43.260 --> 00:45:45.125
- Bye.
- See you tonight.

668
00:45:53.061 --> 00:45:55.894
Professor Fisher?
Hi, Sophie Lacombe.

669
00:45:56.064 --> 00:45:58.555
Oh, yes, from the CDC.

670
00:45:58.733 --> 00:46:01.439
They told me I'd have
a visitor today.

671
00:46:01.610 --> 00:46:04.226
- Please.
- Thank you.

672
00:46:04.404 --> 00:46:06.486
What can I do for you?

673
00:46:06.657 --> 00:46:09.364
Well, I'm looking for some
information on Dr. Ravenscroft.

674
00:46:09.535 --> 00:46:12.618
Do you know where
I might find him?

675
00:46:12.788 --> 00:46:15.699
Resurrection Cemetery
Iast time I checked.

676
00:46:15.873 --> 00:46:17.488
Sorry.

677
00:46:17.667 --> 00:46:19.123
Well, I'm looking for
some information

678
00:46:19.293 --> 00:46:21.579
on a research study
he did in 1971.

679
00:46:21.754 --> 00:46:25.042
A sleep study, if I'm not mistaken,
and hallucinations.

680
00:46:25.216 --> 00:46:28.707
Ravenscroft was a bit
of a loose cannon back in those years.

681
00:46:28.885 --> 00:46:30.546
What was he researching?

682
00:46:30.720 --> 00:46:34.463
The story that I heard
was that he was adamant

683
00:46:34.641 --> 00:46:39.305
that he could prove that the mind
could influence matter.

684
00:46:39.479 --> 00:46:42.720
He wired

685
00:46:42.898 --> 00:46:47.062
several of his subjects
to a door.

686
00:46:49.071 --> 00:46:52.108
The goal was to use their minds
to open the door

687
00:46:52.283 --> 00:46:53.898
by getting them all
to concentrate

688
00:46:54.076 --> 00:46:57.317
on the same intention
at the same time.

689
00:46:57.495 --> 00:46:59.031
To do that,
he had to get them

690
00:46:59.205 --> 00:47:02.572
to a very intense
brain wave state,

691
00:47:02.750 --> 00:47:06.743
a state between
wakefulness and sleep.

692
00:47:06.921 --> 00:47:09.457
A most intense signal.

693
00:47:09.631 --> 00:47:13.920
He would amplify the brain waves
among several subjects

694
00:47:14.094 --> 00:47:17.586
and, channeling it to the door,
he hoped to produce a result.

695
00:47:17.764 --> 00:47:19.595
So what happened?

696
00:47:19.766 --> 00:47:21.677
Well, he produced a result,

697
00:47:21.852 --> 00:47:24.263
but it was not the one
he intended.

698
00:47:25.521 --> 00:47:27.682
All of the subjects died.

699
00:47:27.857 --> 00:47:29.222
Really?

700
00:47:29.400 --> 00:47:31.891
I'd guess it was either
the equipment

701
00:47:32.069 --> 00:47:34.811
or the intensity
of the testing procedure

702
00:47:34.989 --> 00:47:37.695
that disrupted
the normal brain function.

703
00:47:37.866 --> 00:47:40.733
But the truth will only be
in his write-ups

704
00:47:40.911 --> 00:47:43.618
or any films that he may
have made of the experiment.

705
00:47:43.788 --> 00:47:46.370
And do you have no idea
where this material might be?

706
00:47:46.541 --> 00:47:49.248
He said it was too dangerous
for mankind.

707
00:47:49.419 --> 00:47:51.500
I'd guess he'd
have destroyed it,

708
00:47:51.670 --> 00:47:54.207
- except that...
- Except what?

709
00:47:54.381 --> 00:47:56.497
Well, you're a scientist.

710
00:47:56.675 --> 00:47:58.165
You know how difficult
it would be

711
00:47:58.344 --> 00:48:00.551
to suppress
your own findings.

712
00:48:00.721 --> 00:48:02.302
I mean, it's what
we live for, right?

713
00:48:02.473 --> 00:48:04.087
He wasn't that good a scientist

714
00:48:04.265 --> 00:48:05.926
in terms of his methodology.

715
00:48:06.100 --> 00:48:08.967
In terms of his thinking,
he was incredibly creative.

716
00:48:09.145 --> 00:48:11.852
With what we know now, we could
Iook back at what he discovered

717
00:48:12.023 --> 00:48:15.106
and what he was working on
and maybe make better sense of it

718
00:48:15.276 --> 00:48:17.232
than he was able to at the time.

719
00:48:17.402 --> 00:48:20.610
I suspect it is lost.

720
00:48:21.657 --> 00:48:23.488
I think so.

721
00:48:23.659 --> 00:48:26.651
If he didn't destroy it,
then I think the college might have.

722
00:48:26.828 --> 00:48:30.662
He lived in this big old house...

723
00:48:30.832 --> 00:48:32.822
on the corner of Elm and Maple.

724
00:48:33.000 --> 00:48:35.867
I went down to the house
to see him

725
00:48:36.045 --> 00:48:38.912
and there was no furniture
in the house.

726
00:48:39.090 --> 00:48:41.126
The house was
completely empty,

727
00:48:41.300 --> 00:48:43.165
as though the movers
had been in

728
00:48:43.344 --> 00:48:46.756
and cleaned it out,
yet he was still living there.

729
00:48:55.230 --> 00:48:57.221
That's it.

730
00:48:59.608 --> 00:49:02.020
Charlie,
hate to kick you out, man.

731
00:49:02.194 --> 00:49:04.025
I gotta go.

732
00:49:14.956 --> 00:49:16.071
Outside under the window.

733
00:49:16.249 --> 00:49:17.489
You know where.

734
00:49:18.668 --> 00:49:20.829
You're not afraid,
are you, Raymond?

735
00:49:21.004 --> 00:49:22.414
Who, me? Scared?

736
00:49:24.257 --> 00:49:26.338
It's just that I don't think
that there's gonna be

737
00:49:26.508 --> 00:49:28.419
any murder here
done after all.

738
00:49:28.593 --> 00:49:30.925
If that's true, then why
did you declare her dead?

739
00:49:31.096 --> 00:49:32.927
I had my own good reasons.

740
00:49:33.098 --> 00:49:34.804
Would you give me one reason
why you like to go around

741
00:49:34.975 --> 00:49:36.010
getting hit on the head?

742
00:49:36.184 --> 00:49:37.549
That must become
a little monotonous.

743
00:49:37.728 --> 00:49:39.592
Mr. Lee, are you sure

744
00:49:39.770 --> 00:49:42.728
that you saw
what you thought you saw?

745
00:49:43.816 --> 00:49:45.352
- What's it say?
- Aw, come on, Doctor.

746
00:49:45.526 --> 00:49:47.608
Don't hold out on us.

747
00:49:47.778 --> 00:49:49.734
I didn't understand it
at first, but I do now.

748
00:49:49.905 --> 00:49:51.736
There were no marks of violence
on the body and we found

749
00:49:51.907 --> 00:49:53.567
no internal disturbances.

750
00:49:53.742 --> 00:49:55.027
What does this all
add up to, Doctor?

751
00:49:55.201 --> 00:49:56.236
Yes, let's have it.

752
00:49:56.411 --> 00:49:59.278
She was literally
scared to death.

753
00:50:26.147 --> 00:50:27.557
There's radio waves
going through this room

754
00:50:27.732 --> 00:50:28.767
and I can't hear them now,

755
00:50:28.941 --> 00:50:32.229
but if I pick up a little device
like this called a radio

756
00:50:32.403 --> 00:50:35.439
and I turn the knob to 28.6 FM,

757
00:50:35.614 --> 00:50:37.605
there's music
playing on my radio.

758
00:50:37.783 --> 00:50:40.946
There's so much more energy
in the atmosphere,

759
00:50:41.119 --> 00:50:43.531
in this-- what we perceive
to be empty space.

760
00:50:43.705 --> 00:50:45.912
You've got what's called
the visible light spectrum,

761
00:50:46.083 --> 00:50:49.324
and it's, like, 5% of all
of the other waveforms

762
00:50:49.502 --> 00:50:51.788
that exist in
the electromagnetic spectrum.

763
00:50:51.962 --> 00:50:54.294
You've got Wi-Fi,
cell phones,

764
00:50:54.465 --> 00:50:56.877
radio, television, satellite--
it's all there.

765
00:50:57.051 --> 00:50:59.633
Well, if there were something
in your environment

766
00:50:59.804 --> 00:51:02.340
that had a color
that was outside

767
00:51:02.514 --> 00:51:05.551
of our visual range
and it stood in front of you,

768
00:51:05.725 --> 00:51:08.387
it wouldn't be invisible,
it would just look black.

769
00:51:08.561 --> 00:51:11.769
So it's possible
that these things can grab

770
00:51:11.940 --> 00:51:13.726
your favorite
radio station's frequency

771
00:51:13.900 --> 00:51:16.311
and say, okay, here's something
I can latch onto

772
00:51:16.485 --> 00:51:17.975
and I can manifest myself with.

773
00:51:38.214 --> 00:51:39.670
Where the hell have you been?

774
00:51:39.841 --> 00:51:41.796
You were supposed to take
Preston this morning.

775
00:51:41.967 --> 00:51:45.585
Oh, shit, Ellen.
I'm sorry. I overslept.

776
00:51:45.762 --> 00:51:48.219
- Yeah, big surprise.
- What are you doing?

777
00:51:48.390 --> 00:51:50.597
Getting a video game
Preston Ieft here.

778
00:51:56.689 --> 00:51:59.601
What is up, Ellen?
I overslept one time, okay?

779
00:51:59.775 --> 00:52:02.391
- I'm sorry.
- It's the least of what you've done.

780
00:52:02.570 --> 00:52:04.936
What's that?

781
00:52:05.114 --> 00:52:08.106
Exploiting that poor kid's death
for your radio show.

782
00:52:08.284 --> 00:52:10.899
That's low...
even for you, Charlie.

783
00:52:11.077 --> 00:52:13.033
Whoa, hey.

784
00:52:13.204 --> 00:52:15.320
Hold on, okay.

785
00:52:17.292 --> 00:52:20.910
- I'm doing that out of concern.
- The hell you are.

786
00:52:21.087 --> 00:52:23.293
You can't tell me you actually
believe that crap.

787
00:52:23.464 --> 00:52:26.251
The shadow people?
What is that?

788
00:52:26.425 --> 00:52:29.383
You know, what does it matter
to you anyway?

789
00:52:33.140 --> 00:52:35.131
Whoa.

790
00:52:35.309 --> 00:52:37.264
You still listen to my show.

791
00:52:39.061 --> 00:52:42.349
No, Preston does.

792
00:52:50.030 --> 00:52:51.395
Hey.

793
00:52:53.533 --> 00:52:55.069
Radio.

794
00:52:56.411 --> 00:52:59.744
It's cruel, you know that.
You were with me.

795
00:52:59.915 --> 00:53:01.826
Working all those crap markets
all over the country,

796
00:53:02.000 --> 00:53:04.832
trying to make it big,
and now...

797
00:53:05.002 --> 00:53:07.869
I have a chance
to really reach people.

798
00:53:08.047 --> 00:53:09.833
Reach them
and give them what?

799
00:53:10.007 --> 00:53:12.919
This is my shot, Ellen.

800
00:53:14.512 --> 00:53:17.093
One day Preston
will know that.

801
00:53:30.943 --> 00:53:32.604
Can we talk to you about
your ex-husband Charlie Crowe?

802
00:53:32.778 --> 00:53:34.484
- No. No.
- Can we talk to you about--

803
00:53:34.655 --> 00:53:36.191
- Nothing to say.
- We just want to ask you

804
00:53:36.365 --> 00:53:37.946
just a couple questions
about him.

805
00:53:39.618 --> 00:53:42.234
We just want to ask you
a couple questions about Charlie.

806
00:53:44.288 --> 00:53:45.368
Miss?

807
00:53:45.540 --> 00:53:48.327
There's that expression,
"Speak of the devil,"

808
00:53:48.501 --> 00:53:51.117
that you say when someone
you've been talking about shows up,

809
00:53:51.295 --> 00:53:55.459
but that phrase
is really a warning.

810
00:53:57.510 --> 00:54:01.297
Speak of the devil
and he doth appear.

811
00:54:02.639 --> 00:54:05.631
Did you play or were
you on the bench?

812
00:54:05.809 --> 00:54:08.266
I was on the bench.

813
00:54:08.436 --> 00:54:11.178
- Was your mom there?
- Yeah.

814
00:54:11.355 --> 00:54:16.850
She was there with Robert,
but I wish she was there with you.

815
00:54:17.027 --> 00:54:21.236
You used to go to all my games
before you and her split.

816
00:54:21.407 --> 00:54:23.648
Yeah, I know, dude.
I'm sorry about that.

817
00:54:26.202 --> 00:54:28.193
Wish we were back together.

818
00:54:31.958 --> 00:54:33.619
Yeah.

819
00:54:35.128 --> 00:54:38.495
Maybe our brains are like
my broadcast tower,

820
00:54:39.756 --> 00:54:42.498
sending our thoughts out
through the universe,

821
00:54:42.676 --> 00:54:46.339
but, until now, we didn't realize
that somewhere,

822
00:54:46.513 --> 00:54:49.129
someone is listening.

823
00:54:50.851 --> 00:54:55.014
Jeff Pyatt died right after
he called in on this show.

824
00:54:55.187 --> 00:54:57.052
He certainly
wasn't making it up.

825
00:54:57.231 --> 00:55:01.019
No one seems to have a rational
explanation for these deaths,

826
00:55:01.193 --> 00:55:04.560
but in every case, people report
seeing the shadow people.

827
00:55:04.739 --> 00:55:07.946
Now, what if these things
really can kill us?

828
00:55:08.116 --> 00:55:09.902
Jeff sent me evidence.

829
00:55:15.498 --> 00:55:16.988
These experiments concluded,

830
00:55:17.167 --> 00:55:19.578
but there is a possibility
that there was some attempt

831
00:55:19.752 --> 00:55:22.835
to measure or contain
one of these beings...

832
00:56:42.995 --> 00:56:45.361
It's the third mysterious death
in three weeks.

833
00:56:45.540 --> 00:56:47.246
29-year-old Marian Sobel

834
00:56:47.417 --> 00:56:49.624
is the latest victim
to die in her sleep.

835
00:56:49.794 --> 00:56:52.126
All three of the deceased
were apparently healthy

836
00:56:52.296 --> 00:56:55.537
with no previous illness,
and an investigation is underway

837
00:56:55.716 --> 00:56:57.126
by the Center for Disease Control.

838
00:56:57.300 --> 00:57:00.133
Probably part of being scared
is all these people

839
00:57:00.303 --> 00:57:01.383
running around
with these badges.

840
00:57:01.555 --> 00:57:04.342
We know that we get people
calling us and telling us

841
00:57:04.516 --> 00:57:06.848
what they think they're hearing
or seeing or whatever,

842
00:57:07.018 --> 00:57:08.723
and it sounds
strangely consistent.

843
00:57:08.894 --> 00:57:10.976
But for all I know,
it's mass hysteria.

844
00:57:11.147 --> 00:57:13.809
I don't know if we'd call it
hysteria or not.

845
00:57:13.983 --> 00:57:17.521
It's, I don't know, just...
a chain of events, maybe.

846
00:57:17.695 --> 00:57:19.356
We've got the outbreak in the '70s

847
00:57:19.530 --> 00:57:21.646
and we've got the current
outbreak in Kentucky.

848
00:57:21.824 --> 00:57:24.064
This outbreak has a lot of people
pretty frightened,

849
00:57:24.242 --> 00:57:27.405
as the transmission properties
of the disease are still unknown.

850
00:57:27.579 --> 00:57:29.160
Some new disease

851
00:57:29.330 --> 00:57:30.786
that they're coming
to investigate or something.

852
00:57:30.957 --> 00:57:32.697
I think there's something
fishy going on.

853
00:57:32.876 --> 00:57:35.242
I'm not positive.

854
00:57:35.420 --> 00:57:36.875
It's hysteria.

855
00:57:37.045 --> 00:57:40.629
I don't give any credibility.
There's no scientific basis in fact.

856
00:57:43.594 --> 00:57:45.676
Oh, shit.
See there.

857
00:57:45.846 --> 00:57:48.337
That, right there.
W-What is that?

858
00:57:48.515 --> 00:57:50.220
Yeah, this is a big
publicity stunt.

859
00:57:50.391 --> 00:57:51.881
The problem
with people like you is,

860
00:57:52.059 --> 00:57:53.674
is that you get
in people's heads.

861
00:57:53.853 --> 00:57:55.263
You're poisoning kids' minds.

862
00:57:55.438 --> 00:57:58.851
To tell the truth,
my friends think you're crazy.

863
00:57:59.025 --> 00:58:00.731
Oh, I doubt that very much.

864
00:58:00.902 --> 00:58:03.563
- I'm sure they're all big fans.
- Oh.

865
00:58:03.737 --> 00:58:06.479
- They're really big fans, Dad.
- Now, what else did they--

866
00:58:06.656 --> 00:58:09.523
They don't think you're crazy.
They don't.

867
00:58:09.701 --> 00:58:12.283
I'm being sarcastic,
of course.

868
00:58:20.878 --> 00:58:23.244
The shadow people know
when we think of them,

869
00:58:23.422 --> 00:58:27.210
and then they come for us.

870
00:58:29.345 --> 00:58:33.383
And that question
Jeff asked me still haunts me.

871
00:58:35.225 --> 00:58:38.433
How do you stop yourself
from thinking about something?

872
00:59:03.084 --> 00:59:04.244
Hey.

873
00:59:04.418 --> 00:59:05.954
- You okay?
- I've been better.

874
00:59:07.088 --> 00:59:10.672
I met with a professor
about Ravenscroft's experiments.

875
00:59:10.842 --> 00:59:13.378
They were real.
You were right about that.

876
00:59:13.552 --> 00:59:16.794
He also told me
that all the test subjects died.

877
00:59:16.972 --> 00:59:21.011
I was wondering if Ravenscroft died
from the same experiment.

878
00:59:21.184 --> 00:59:23.095
I wanted to exhume
and examine his body,

879
00:59:23.270 --> 00:59:26.136
but the strange thing is his death
certificate says that he was cremated.

880
00:59:26.313 --> 00:59:28.395
- What's strange about that?
- The professor told me

881
00:59:28.566 --> 00:59:31.603
that Ravenscroft is buried
in a cemetery near the college.

882
00:59:31.777 --> 00:59:34.940
If he's cremated,
then what's buried in that grave?

883
00:59:35.114 --> 00:59:37.400
- That's what I intend to find out.
- Give me five minutes.

884
00:59:37.575 --> 00:59:39.781
- What for?
- I'm coming with you.

885
00:59:39.951 --> 00:59:41.942
We're gonna need more coffee.

886
00:59:52.921 --> 00:59:55.788
- Are you okay?
- Oh.

887
00:59:55.966 --> 00:59:59.299
I just keep nodding off.
I'm sorry. I can't help it.

888
00:59:59.469 --> 01:00:01.676
- You're welcome to lay in the car.
- No.

889
01:00:12.064 --> 01:00:14.430
Go ahead and try
and open that if you can.

890
01:00:15.526 --> 01:00:17.482
Oh, my God.

891
01:00:17.653 --> 01:00:19.517
What the hell is that?

892
01:00:25.952 --> 01:00:27.567
Here, hold that.

893
01:00:36.337 --> 01:00:38.123
A film.

894
01:00:38.297 --> 01:00:39.878
Great.

895
01:00:40.049 --> 01:00:42.005
Got anything we can
watch this on?

896
01:01:03.612 --> 01:01:05.523
In the 16th test group,

897
01:01:05.697 --> 01:01:09.315
we have given all subjects
the same intention.

898
01:01:09.493 --> 01:01:12.360
A device was affixed
on the head

899
01:01:12.537 --> 01:01:16.745
and the lead wire terminated
at the actual intention point.

900
01:01:16.916 --> 01:01:20.829
In this case,
a simple metal door.

901
01:01:23.422 --> 01:01:27.334
As they repeated the intention
to open the door,

902
01:01:27.509 --> 01:01:31.093
we monitored
their brain activity.

903
01:01:31.262 --> 01:01:35.221
The subjects then repeated
the intention in their mind

904
01:01:35.392 --> 01:01:38.759
until they reached a sleep state.

905
01:01:39.771 --> 01:01:44.139
At 12.3 hours,
subject number seven

906
01:01:44.316 --> 01:01:48.184
experienced higher than
average heart rate

907
01:01:48.362 --> 01:01:50.398
and sporadic jerking

908
01:01:50.572 --> 01:01:56.066
indicative of NREM
of stage one N-1-6.

909
01:02:40.326 --> 01:02:42.612
Jesus. It's real.

910
01:02:44.122 --> 01:02:46.454
He filmed one.

911
01:02:46.624 --> 01:02:49.615
- This is a hoax.
- How can you still say that?

912
01:02:50.919 --> 01:02:52.284
I'm taking this to the press
in the morning.

913
01:02:52.463 --> 01:02:54.454
People have to see this.
People have to be warned.

914
01:02:54.631 --> 01:02:57.623
This is evidence.
I-- I'm not crazy.

915
01:02:57.801 --> 01:03:00.884
Listen, I have to get up early
and start writing my report.

916
01:03:01.055 --> 01:03:04.012
I'm probably going to have
to turn that over to the CDC.

917
01:03:04.182 --> 01:03:05.922
No.

918
01:03:06.100 --> 01:03:07.215
I'm keeping this.

919
01:03:07.393 --> 01:03:10.760
You can-- you can tell them
the grave was empty.

920
01:03:10.938 --> 01:03:14.305
I won't tell anyone
where I got it.

921
01:03:14.484 --> 01:03:17.145
You're not-- you're not
taking this from me.

922
01:03:19.321 --> 01:03:23.189
There's nothing
on that film, so...

923
01:03:24.910 --> 01:03:27.652
as far as I'm concerned,
it doesn't exist.

924
01:05:15.470 --> 01:05:17.506
Oh, God.

925
01:05:19.557 --> 01:05:22.014
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.

926
01:05:23.269 --> 01:05:25.134
Oh, my God.

927
01:07:26.383 --> 01:07:28.874
Would you raise your
right hand, please, Mr. Camfield?

928
01:07:29.052 --> 01:07:31.384
Do you solemnly swear
the testimony you are to give

929
01:07:31.555 --> 01:07:35.263
to be the truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth,

930
01:07:35.433 --> 01:07:38.891
- so help you God?
- Yes, I do.

931
01:07:39.061 --> 01:07:42.019
I represent the family
of Jeff Pyatt,

932
01:07:42.189 --> 01:07:46.057
and we have filed a lawsuit
against the...

933
01:07:46.235 --> 01:07:50.227
radio station, relating to
the death of Jeff Pyatt.

934
01:07:50.405 --> 01:07:53.317
In early November of 2008,

935
01:07:53.491 --> 01:07:57.985
were you scheduled to appear
on the Channel 5 television station?

936
01:07:58.163 --> 01:07:59.619
Yes, I was.

937
01:07:59.789 --> 01:08:02.495
...from Russell Springs
in fierce competition today.

938
01:08:02.666 --> 01:08:05.783
So let's go, fighting Koalas!
It's on to the championship for you.

939
01:08:05.961 --> 01:08:08.122
And for those of you who are fans
of "The Night Shift,"

940
01:08:08.297 --> 01:08:09.958
our own radio host
Charlie Crowe

941
01:08:10.132 --> 01:08:11.588
will be on the Channel 5 News
tonight at 6:00,

942
01:08:11.759 --> 01:08:14.842
where he claims he has evidence
of the supernatural to show.

943
01:08:15.012 --> 01:08:16.842
So be sure to watch that.
I know I'll be.

944
01:08:17.013 --> 01:08:18.423
And a lot of people thought
he was pulling a hoax,

945
01:08:18.598 --> 01:08:20.384
but I'll tell you,
Dan, it's--

946
01:08:24.604 --> 01:08:27.471
We have a special treat coming up
for you at the end of the hour.

947
01:08:27.648 --> 01:08:30.263
A local radio host
claims to have evidence

948
01:08:30.442 --> 01:08:32.273
of the supernatural.

949
01:08:32.444 --> 01:08:35.732
And it seems he already has offers
for a book deal and movie of the week.

950
01:08:36.823 --> 01:08:39.986
Hey, I got a transfer
of that film made.

951
01:08:40.160 --> 01:08:42.617
Syndication, here we come.

952
01:08:43.913 --> 01:08:47.280
Oh, I really hope Preston
and Ellen are watching.

953
01:08:47.458 --> 01:08:49.665
It'd be good for him to see me
do something extraordinary.

954
01:08:49.835 --> 01:08:53.123
I'm sure they are.
Knock 'em dead, buddy.

955
01:08:53.297 --> 01:08:55.379
Hey, this is it.

956
01:09:19.196 --> 01:09:22.438
Hi. Do you have any ibuprofen
or anything back there?

957
01:09:22.616 --> 01:09:24.526
Rough night last night, huh?

958
01:09:24.700 --> 01:09:26.736
Yeah, I guess you could say that.

959
01:09:28.913 --> 01:09:30.494
Let me tell you
my hangover cure.

960
01:09:30.665 --> 01:09:32.496
I drink a can of tomato juice,

961
01:09:32.667 --> 01:09:35.704
suck on a lemon,
and smoke three cigarettes.

962
01:09:35.878 --> 01:09:38.835
Works every time, guaranteed.
Better than aspirin.

963
01:09:39.005 --> 01:09:40.836
That doesn't work.
It's an old wives' tale.

964
01:09:41.007 --> 01:09:42.543
Aw, hell, works for me.

965
01:09:42.717 --> 01:09:45.003
- It's a placebo.
- A what?

966
01:09:45.178 --> 01:09:46.213
A placebo.

967
01:09:46.388 --> 01:09:49.676
The mind tells--
oh, my God.

968
01:09:51.559 --> 01:09:53.845
Ma'am?
You want your change?

969
01:10:13.204 --> 01:10:16.162
Many primitive cultures under--

970
01:10:16.332 --> 01:10:18.868
Just relax, buddy.
You can do this. Ahem.

971
01:10:47.068 --> 01:10:50.435
Up until several hundred years ago,
many different cultures--

972
01:10:50.614 --> 01:10:52.775
Charlie, you can't
go through with this.

973
01:10:52.949 --> 01:10:54.780
- You can't show that film.
- What are you talking about?

974
01:10:59.080 --> 01:11:00.740
Okay, thanks for the story,
Barbara.

975
01:11:00.915 --> 01:11:02.405
So now in just a little while...

976
01:11:02.583 --> 01:11:03.743
Listen to me.

977
01:11:03.918 --> 01:11:05.954
The body responds
to what the mind tells it.

978
01:11:06.128 --> 01:11:07.618
It's called the "placebo effect."

979
01:11:07.796 --> 01:11:09.627
If you give a patient
a sugar pill

980
01:11:09.798 --> 01:11:11.163
and you tell them
that it's medicine,

981
01:11:11.342 --> 01:11:13.957
in many cases
the body will heal itself.

982
01:11:14.135 --> 01:11:17.423
So if the mind tells the body
that there are shadow people

983
01:11:17.597 --> 01:11:19.713
and that they can kill us,
then, by God, they can.

984
01:11:21.226 --> 01:11:22.887
I don't know
what your agenda is.

985
01:11:23.061 --> 01:11:25.097
I don't know if you're trying to squash
this because you don't want it out

986
01:11:25.271 --> 01:11:27.226
or now someone from the government
wants to keep a lid on it.

987
01:11:27.397 --> 01:11:30.230
No, I want to keep a lid on it.

988
01:11:30.400 --> 01:11:32.766
We're actually creating
these things in our mind.

989
01:11:32.945 --> 01:11:35.732
When you sleep, you can't
control what you think.

990
01:11:35.906 --> 01:11:37.988
Two minutes.

991
01:11:38.158 --> 01:11:40.113
Charlie, listen.

992
01:11:41.160 --> 01:11:45.904
Charlie, all the people who died,
they were believers.

993
01:11:46.082 --> 01:11:49.119
If you put this on national television
and you say it's real,

994
01:11:49.293 --> 01:11:51.909
a lot of people will believe.

995
01:11:55.257 --> 01:11:58.169
As recently as 2002,
the CDC is investigating

996
01:11:58.343 --> 01:12:00.459
a condition called
Morgellons disease.

997
01:12:00.637 --> 01:12:02.548
And this was a condition
in California

998
01:12:02.722 --> 01:12:06.635
where people became ill
after watching television.

999
01:12:06.810 --> 01:12:10.893
They would hear about a rash,
develop the rash,

1000
01:12:11.063 --> 01:12:14.305
the skin biopsy showed
dermatologic irritation,

1001
01:12:14.483 --> 01:12:16.474
but absolutely no source.

1002
01:12:16.652 --> 01:12:21.486
Due to the fact that when people
believe they are sick,

1003
01:12:21.656 --> 01:12:24.648
they will actually
make themselves sick.

1004
01:12:25.868 --> 01:12:27.574
And if that happens,

1005
01:12:27.745 --> 01:12:31.988
the end result in this condition
is mortality.

1006
01:12:35.711 --> 01:12:37.576
Let's get him
spinning it around.

1007
01:12:37.754 --> 01:12:40.996
- All right, hold it.
- Camera one, crop the top.

1008
01:12:41.174 --> 01:12:44.166
One more.
Let's test camera two.

1009
01:12:45.387 --> 01:12:47.298
Okay.

1010
01:12:50.016 --> 01:12:51.927
In 10, nine...

1011
01:12:52.101 --> 01:12:54.012
Camera three,
let me see your shot.

1012
01:12:54.186 --> 01:12:56.177
All right, we got that.
Roll in five.

1013
01:12:56.355 --> 01:13:00.974
...five, four, three, two...

1014
01:13:05.822 --> 01:13:08.689
We're here with radio talk show
host Charlie Crowe.

1015
01:13:08.867 --> 01:13:10.232
Okay, I'll just say it.

1016
01:13:10.410 --> 01:13:12.446
Well, all this shadow people stuff

1017
01:13:12.621 --> 01:13:14.862
is a pretty hard pill to swallow,
you have to admit.

1018
01:13:15.040 --> 01:13:16.074
Uh, yeah, I know.

1019
01:13:16.248 --> 01:13:18.204
But we're told you say
you have proof of them.

1020
01:13:18.375 --> 01:13:19.706
Is that right?

1021
01:13:19.877 --> 01:13:22.744
Are you ready to show us
that proof now?

1022
01:13:23.881 --> 01:13:26.213
Here is your forum.

1023
01:13:27.551 --> 01:13:29.541
Mr. Crowe?

1024
01:13:31.095 --> 01:13:35.008
- We are live.
- Uh, yes. Ahem.

1025
01:13:36.017 --> 01:13:40.761
The proof I have
of the shadow people...

1026
01:13:41.898 --> 01:13:42.932
is...

1027
01:13:52.824 --> 01:13:54.610
that...

1028
01:13:56.285 --> 01:13:57.274
there is no proof.

1029
01:13:57.453 --> 01:13:59.569
Um...

1030
01:13:59.747 --> 01:14:01.453
this is all an elaborate hoax.

1031
01:14:01.624 --> 01:14:05.242
It's a-- a stunt I pulled
at the station.

1032
01:14:05.419 --> 01:14:06.408
It's a ratings stunt.

1033
01:14:06.587 --> 01:14:09.919
I-- I should apologize
to everyone.

1034
01:14:10.090 --> 01:14:12.376
I'm very sorry.
This is a huge mistake.

1035
01:14:12.550 --> 01:14:15.587
So you're admitting on live TV
that this is all a hoax

1036
01:14:15.762 --> 01:14:17.627
and there are
no shadow people?

1037
01:14:18.848 --> 01:14:22.090
Are you worried how this might
adversely affect your career, Mr. Crowe?

1038
01:14:22.268 --> 01:14:23.598
I'm not sure,
to be honest with you,

1039
01:14:23.769 --> 01:14:25.430
if it was a great idea
to even be here today.

1040
01:14:25.604 --> 01:14:27.560
Thank you for your time.

1041
01:14:29.108 --> 01:14:30.939
We'll be right back.

1042
01:14:36.407 --> 01:14:39.443
And there you have it, folks.

1043
01:14:39.617 --> 01:14:41.949
Decide for yourself.

1044
01:14:46.749 --> 01:14:48.956
Hey, buddy.
Let's go.

1045
01:14:52.170 --> 01:14:53.785
Come on.

1046
01:14:58.301 --> 01:15:02.340
Are you still working
for the radio station?

1047
01:15:02.514 --> 01:15:05.129
No, sir, I'm not.

1048
01:15:05.307 --> 01:15:06.296
You're not?

1049
01:15:06.475 --> 01:15:08.215
Did you leave
on your own accord

1050
01:15:08.394 --> 01:15:10.134
or were you fired?

1051
01:15:10.312 --> 01:15:12.803
I can't comment on

1052
01:15:12.982 --> 01:15:16.270
what the circumstances were
of his termination.

1053
01:15:16.444 --> 01:15:18.149
So he was fired?

1054
01:15:18.319 --> 01:15:21.061
I can't comment on
the circumstances of his termination.

1055
01:15:21.239 --> 01:15:23.230
Did he leave on his own, then?

1056
01:15:25.076 --> 01:15:27.112
Charlie doesn't
work here anymore.

1057
01:15:41.842 --> 01:15:44.424
I was like four

1058
01:15:44.595 --> 01:15:47.506
when we went fishing
and you taught me how to fly-fish.

1059
01:15:47.680 --> 01:15:51.218
That was-- that was fun.

1060
01:15:51.392 --> 01:15:53.178
Good memory.

1061
01:15:54.312 --> 01:15:55.927
In the '70s and '80s,

1062
01:15:56.105 --> 01:15:58.346
these conditions
were relatively self-limiting

1063
01:15:58.524 --> 01:16:00.184
by the lack of media.

1064
01:16:00.358 --> 01:16:02.349
They were limited by the lack
of communication.

1065
01:16:02.527 --> 01:16:07.021
And now with globalization
of social media, lnternet, e-mail--

1066
01:16:07.199 --> 01:16:11.909
that sharing this information
would cause a public health risk.

1067
01:16:12.078 --> 01:16:14.033
My strong recommendation

1068
01:16:14.205 --> 01:16:17.163
is that we keep
this information sealed

1069
01:16:17.333 --> 01:16:20.541
until further research
can be done.

1070
01:16:30.970 --> 01:16:33.052
Are you sure you're lying
about having any evidence

1071
01:16:33.223 --> 01:16:35.714
or are you just
keeping that to yourself

1072
01:16:35.892 --> 01:16:38.224
- to maybe...
- I don't have--

1073
01:16:38.394 --> 01:16:40.554
-...write a book
or something after this?

1074
01:16:40.729 --> 01:16:43.391
Objection, objection.
Asked and answered.

1075
01:16:44.817 --> 01:16:46.899
Are you instructing him
not to answer, Counsel?

1076
01:16:47.069 --> 01:16:48.684
I've instructed him
not to answer that.

1077
01:16:48.862 --> 01:16:51.319
We'll certify that question
to the court, then.

1078
01:17:05.628 --> 01:17:07.413
Hey, Dad.

1079
01:17:13.051 --> 01:17:14.416
R-R-R-Raunchy Paul!

1080
01:17:16.096 --> 01:17:18.382
I hate that show.

1081
01:17:20.016 --> 01:17:21.551
Me, too.

1082
01:17:30.901 --> 01:17:34.609
I want the truth and I want it
on this deposition and I want it now.

1083
01:17:34.779 --> 01:17:38.112
- Who sees this?
- Oh, well, this is a public record.

1084
01:17:38.283 --> 01:17:40.569
Anybody can see
this deposition.

1085
01:17:40.743 --> 01:17:44.201
Anybody can see that you're--
how you're answering--

1086
01:17:44.372 --> 01:17:46.033
I'm sorry. I think I've given you
all the information

1087
01:17:46.207 --> 01:17:47.196
I'm gonna give you today.

1088
01:17:47.375 --> 01:17:48.955
- I'm sorry.
- You don't have a right to--

1089
01:17:49.126 --> 01:17:51.117
- now sit down in your seat.
- No.

1090
01:17:51.295 --> 01:17:52.751
We're not through
with the deposition.

1091
01:17:52.921 --> 01:17:54.627
You don't have
a right to get up--

1092
01:18:54.646 --> 01:18:58.729
- Hey, what's up?
- Dude, I found the DVD. It's real.

1093
01:18:58.899 --> 01:19:00.560
No. No way, man.

1094
01:19:00.734 --> 01:19:02.349
You're so lying.

1095
01:19:02.527 --> 01:19:04.188
No, I'm not.

1096
01:19:04.363 --> 01:19:07.275
I'll rip you a copy.

1097
01:19:07.449 --> 01:19:09.689
No, no.
Load it on YouTube.

1098
01:19:09.867 --> 01:19:12.199
- Do it right now.
- Okay, fine.

1099
01:19:14.789 --> 01:19:17.906
And that's how
the shadow people spread--

1100
01:19:18.084 --> 01:19:21.372
from person to person
around the world...

1101
01:19:23.088 --> 01:19:26.751
whether by
word of mouth, a book,

1102
01:19:26.925 --> 01:19:28.665
the Internet...

1103
01:19:30.804 --> 01:19:32.795
or a movie.

1104
01:19:59.122 --> 01:20:00.658
My hands
kind of like paralyze.

1105
01:20:00.832 --> 01:20:03.744
I can't move the minute
it walks into that room.

1106
01:20:05.627 --> 01:20:07.413
And when I opened my eyes,

1107
01:20:07.587 --> 01:20:11.079
there was these three
solid black shadows.

1108
01:20:11.258 --> 01:20:13.419
I'm talking solid.

1109
01:20:15.262 --> 01:20:16.718
Point to the ceiling.

1110
01:20:16.888 --> 01:20:17.922
Can't you see that?

1111
01:20:18.097 --> 01:20:20.258
Can't you see that shadow
or that person?

1112
01:20:21.434 --> 01:20:24.096
And I was in
that paralyzed state

1113
01:20:24.270 --> 01:20:26.602
where it was
just my eyes moving.

1114
01:20:26.772 --> 01:20:30.105
That's all I could see in my room,
but I knew something was there.

1115
01:20:31.943 --> 01:20:33.433
I felt like something
had jumped on me.

1116
01:20:33.611 --> 01:20:35.567
Whatever was there
had jumped on me.

1117
01:20:35.739 --> 01:20:36.945
It was holding me down.

1118
01:20:39.492 --> 01:20:41.073
And the next thing I know,
I'm just wide awake

1119
01:20:41.244 --> 01:20:45.031
and there's this sound,
like, resonating in my ears.

1120
01:20:54.673 --> 01:20:57.085
Sorry.

1121
01:22:14.205 --> 01:22:18.414
# Stand down #

1122
01:22:18.584 --> 01:22:22.622
# Ride that preacher train #

1123
01:22:24.089 --> 01:22:28.298
# Stand down #

1124
01:22:28.468 --> 01:22:31.255
# Ride that preacher train #

1125
01:22:34.348 --> 01:22:36.885
# You've been looking
for love now #

1126
01:22:37.059 --> 01:22:39.141
# Rolling fire and rain #

1127
01:22:39.311 --> 01:22:43.930
# Light the burning
heart now, higher, yeah #

1128
01:22:44.108 --> 01:22:46.724
# Keep on breaking
the cage down #

1129
01:22:46.902 --> 01:22:48.983
# Grant this bird its wings #

1130
01:22:49.154 --> 01:22:51.486
# We are all together now #

1131
01:22:51.656 --> 01:22:53.612
# Come and stand by me #

1132
01:22:53.783 --> 01:22:57.275
# Stand down #

1133
01:22:57.453 --> 01:22:59.535
# Ride, ride, yeah #

1134
01:23:03.417 --> 01:23:07.251
# Stand down #

1135
01:23:07.421 --> 01:23:09.412
# Ride, ride, yeah #

1136
01:23:33.528 --> 01:23:36.235
# Holy One who come down #

1137
01:23:36.406 --> 01:23:38.442
# Drop your heavy weight #

1138
01:23:38.617 --> 01:23:40.983
# Brother, don't you
be shouldering #

1139
01:23:41.161 --> 01:23:43.401
# All that heavy hate #

1140
01:23:43.579 --> 01:23:46.070
# Holy One who come now #

1141
01:23:46.248 --> 01:23:48.455
# Truth in the sounds I play #

1142
01:23:48.626 --> 01:23:51.117
# Keep on burning
the cage down #

1143
01:23:51.295 --> 01:23:52.876
# Lover, stand by me #

1144
01:23:53.047 --> 01:23:56.630
# Stand down #

1145
01:23:56.799 --> 01:23:58.960
# Ride, ride, yeah #

1146
01:24:02.972 --> 01:24:06.635
# Stand down #

1147
01:24:06.809 --> 01:24:09.049
# Ride, ride, yeah #

1148
01:24:12.898 --> 01:24:16.891
# Stand down #

1149
01:24:28.287 --> 01:24:31.495
# Holy, holy, holy #

1150
01:24:34.377 --> 01:24:42.294
# Holy, holy, holy #

1151
01:24:42.467 --> 01:24:45.379
# You been taking the road
I'm heading down #

1152
01:24:45.553 --> 01:24:48.511
# Proud maker alone,
my head bowed #

1153
01:24:48.682 --> 01:24:51.639
# You been breaking the code,
come break it out #

1154
01:24:51.809 --> 01:24:54.676
# You been shaking
the whole damn world #

1155
01:24:54.853 --> 01:24:57.765
# You been taking the road
I'm heading down #

1156
01:24:57.940 --> 01:25:01.023
# Proud maker alone,
my head bowed #

1157
01:25:01.193 --> 01:25:04.025
# You been breaking the code,
come break it out #

1158
01:25:04.195 --> 01:25:07.187
# You been shaking
the whole damn world #

1159
01:25:07.365 --> 01:25:10.107
# You been taking the road
I'm heading down #

1160
01:25:10.285 --> 01:25:13.652
# Proud maker alone,
my head bowed. #