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(feet thudding)

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- [Man] All right people,
he'll be here any second.

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Let's wrap this up, get it done smoothly,

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we'll be outta here at reasonable time.

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- Okay.

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(people speaking faintly)

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Yeah.

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(door creaking)

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- That's perfect.

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- Hello everyone, Mr. Kilroy is here.

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- Hi, Tom Kilroy.
- Hi. Nice to meet you.

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- Nice to meet you,
how was your trip, sir?

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- Good trip. Tom Kilroy.
- Hello, Mr. Kilroy.

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Um, I had just a couple things

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that I wanted to cover with you first.

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It's gonna take us a little bit of time

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to get everything set
up, not too much time.

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I promise, we're gonna keep this simple.

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Um, is there anything
that I can do for you or?

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- You have coffee?

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- (laughing) Yeah, I
definitely have some coffee,

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I will get on that for you.

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- Sir, if you'll follow me
this way, that'd be great.

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- Mr. Kilroy, how's it going?

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I'll be your interviewer today,

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I just gotta take a quick phone call,

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I'll be right with you.

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(feet thudding)

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- [Man] Oh, I didn't even realize

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that the camera was rolling, okay.

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- All right, sir, try
not to shift too much

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when you're answering questions.

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We don't wanna stop
halfway through in scratch.

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If you feel uncomfortable
or if you want to readjust,

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just let us know and we'll fix it.

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(hand slaps)

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All good?

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- [Man] Sounds good, ready to rock.

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- Should I keep my answers short or?

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- [Woman] Yeah, just be yourself.

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(Tom clearing throat)

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- [Woman] Thomas Kilroy
interview, take one.

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(clapboard clacks)

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(feet thudding)

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(Tom sniffing)

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- [Interviewer] Good evening.

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Why don't you tell us a little about

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who you are and who
you're representing today?

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- I'm Thomas Kilroy,

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and I represent the families
of Amy Hanson, Randy Harris,

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Emma Grove, and Peter Moore
in the ongoing litigation

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against the Fairfield
County Sheriff's Department.

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- [Interviewer] So why exactly are you

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releasing this footage?

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- We're releasing the
footage because we think

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it might bring justice to the missing four

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and perhaps, relieve some
of the pain and suffering

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that their families have experienced.

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(ominous music)

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- [Narrator] Four internet
personalities began production

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on an episode of the reality series,

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"The Cryptid Project."

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Randy Harris, Emma Grove,

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Pete Moore, and Amy Hanson

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were young, energetic, and enthusiastic.

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The four vanished without a trace.

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- They were more than
just content creators,

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they were investigators.

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- Four creators, four truth seekers

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who vanished last year in
Fairfield County, Connecticut.

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- What were they doing
out in Fairfield County,

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Connecticut you ask?

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They were hunting a werewolf

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or they were at least
following a werewolf story.

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The details are spotty on this.

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- Cops, the cops are,

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the cops are involved in some way,

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some shape, or some form, you know?

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- [Narrator] Fairfield
County investigators

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collected their belongings
from their cabin

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and stored them as evidence.

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Families were left baffled,
left without answers

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as to where their loved ones had gone.

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- Now, I'm not trying
to stir up any panic,

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but four people don't just disappear.

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Something's not right here.

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And whatever happened out there,

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it might have caught them off guard.

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- [Narrator] The families
obtained legal representation

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and after a year long court battle,

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the belongings were relinquished.

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They sifted through the
belongings themselves,

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unknown to them what they would find.

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Along with clothes, toiletries,
and camping supplies,

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they also discovered the
camera used by the four

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containing the footage they filmed

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while producing their last episode.

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- But here's the part
that keeps me up at night.

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Their footage was recovered.

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Now let that sink in.

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Whatever they saw, whatever followed them,

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whatever made them
disappear, it's on tape.

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- I'm making this video
specifically for Thomas Kilroy

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asking you, please release the footage

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from their last ill fated show.

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- [Narrator] This is
the last known footage

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of the Fairfield County four.

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- [Interviewer] If there was a cover up

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perpetrated by the
Fairfield County officials,

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why would they have given this evidence

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over in the first place,

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why not just make it disappear?

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- Well, I have no idea
about their motivations.

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Maybe somebody felt guilty
about a botched investigation,

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um, perhaps it was an oversight.

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Whatever the reason,

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we're grateful that they
did honor the judge's order.

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- [Interviewer] So is there anything, uh,

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the audience needs to know
before we present the footage?

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(mouth clicks)

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- Just watch the footage with
an open mind, no expectations.

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- Oh my god, Peter.
- What?

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- Oh my God! (sobbing)
- Oh, fuck.

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Oh, oh, oh my God!
- It's gonna be fine.

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Just stay with me.
- Oh, oh my God.

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- Stay with me.
(static crackles)

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- Hey, hey, hey! Help me!

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Help me, help me!
- Oh my God!

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We need to get out of here.

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(static crackles)
(woman sobbing)

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(feet thudding)

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- Fuck.
- Oh no.

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(item thudding)

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- All right, that looks good.

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(fingers snapping)

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Test, test, test.

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All right.

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(sighing) This is the final camera test

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for the season finale of
"The Cryptid Project".

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Season finale, fuck. (laughing)

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This has been a crazy year.

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Okay, well, today,

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we are heading to Fairfield
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It's about a six hour drive.

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Gonna pick up e-everyone here in a second.

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And we are going to look for the elusive

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Fairfield County werewolf,

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it's a story I grew up
hearing all the time, so.

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(sighing) Bags are packed.

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I think that's everything.

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(sighing) Let's see how this goes.

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(door clicking and creaking)

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Amy, Amy, come on, let's go.

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- I'm coming, Randy,
you're the one that's late.

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- [Randy] Okay, listen, let's just go.

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- (laughing) Are M and P good to go?

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- [Randy] Yeah, they're in the car.

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- Okay, cool.

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Wait, why are you filming this?

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- [Randy] It's a documentary,
you film everything.

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- You are such a nerd.

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- Okay.

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(feet thudding and floor creaking)

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(door thuds)

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- All right, what the fuck took so long?

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- [Amy] (laughing) oh, Randy was late.

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- [Randy] Okay, don't put
this on me, it was you.

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- I don't know.

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- [Amy] Okay, literally all I had to do

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is put my earrings in, so,

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to be fair.
- Where the,

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where the fuck are we going?

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- Where are we going?
- Yeah.

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- Fairfield County.
(bell dings)

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- Yes.
- All right,

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somebody's door's still open?

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- [Randy] Oh, fuck.

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- Randy, your van sucks, dude.
- Randy, come on.

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- Why, give me the camera and you drive.

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- I think we should let Emma
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- Yeah, yeah, give her the camera.

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- [Emma] Do you guys really
wanna see that? (laughing)

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- [Amy] I actually would
love it. (laughing)

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- [Emma] It would definitely be something.

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- The turn radius on
this thing is just trash.

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- [Amy] I really think for the next one,

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we need to get one of those
like big ass like camper ones.

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- I would not be opposed.
- Yeah.

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- Yes.
- I would not be opposed.

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- Yes.
- Yeah, we can.

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- [Randy] What time does the
GPS say we're gonna get there?

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- Um.

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You just said, wait,
where are we going again?

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- Oh my God.
- Fairfield County!

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- Okay, but like that's a big-
- We've been planning

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this for months, dude.

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- [Peter] But like, I
need an exact address.

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- Okay.
- An entire county,

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we could go anywhere.
- Wait, wait, wait,

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but we have so many fun things
that Emma and I have planned-

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- Fun things?
- For us to stop at

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along the way.
- [Emma] We got some stops.

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We got some stops.
- Yes, we got a couple

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cool stops, so.

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- You guys are already
making me wanna smoke.

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- Jesus Christ.
- Hmm.

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- [Amy] I thought you
were gonna quit, dude.

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- Yeah.
- I literally thought-

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- Um. When did I ever say that?

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- [Amy] Literally the last time we filmed.

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- Well...
- If you're gonna smoke,

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can you at least roll the window down?

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(Amy laughing)
- Cut.

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- Randy, you good? Oh.

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All right, tell me when I'm out.

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- Little high-
- Sounding good, Pete?

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Hello, hello.

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- Randy, am I out?
(engine rumbling)

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- [Randy] Alright, h-hold on.

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- [Peter] Hold on, let's
wait for this loud ass car!

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Anyway, am I out?

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- [Randy] Hold on, hold on, hold on.

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- Yeah?

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- All right, let's uh,
let's roll an intro.

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Peter, you are, you're good to go there.

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- [Peter] Yeah? Okay.

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- All right.
- Are we good?

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- [Randy] Yeah. On you.

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- All right, we're here
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we just arrived and we
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Spooky vibes.

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And we're here investigating

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the werewolf of Fairfield County.

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- Now these legends
started around the 1700s,

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but that doesn't stop
sightings from happening

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even in present day.

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And while the locals aren't so forthcoming

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about their stories and experiences,

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that doesn't stop any tourists

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from snapping pictures of
some mysterious creature

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crossing roads, moving along in the woods

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and prowling the dark tree lines.

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And, oh, and we're lucky enough to be here

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on the night of a full moon.

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So we are fully prepared to
investigate these stories

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and finally put to rest

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the legend of the
Fairfield County werewolf.

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- [Randy] That was great.

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- We got a loud ass car
at the end there, but.

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- I mean.
- Let's move on!

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- That's fine.

254
00:10:42.166 --> 00:10:43.291
- We knew this spot was like a-

255
00:10:43.291 --> 00:10:45.166
- Randy, you rolling?
- Yep, yeah.

256
00:10:45.166 --> 00:10:46.000
- Ooh!

257
00:10:46.000 --> 00:10:47.833
So Emma found this place, I am so excited,

258
00:10:47.833 --> 00:10:50.291
'cause I completely forgot about this.

259
00:10:50.291 --> 00:10:53.333
- You think that's the house?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

260
00:10:53.333 --> 00:10:54.750
- [Peter] I think the...

261
00:10:54.750 --> 00:10:55.750
- The arch, like the little-

262
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- The rounded arch.
- The little arch.

263
00:10:57.541 --> 00:10:58.375
- [Randy] So what happened here?

264
00:10:58.375 --> 00:11:01.666
- [Emma] So this is the Snedeker House.

265
00:11:01.666 --> 00:11:02.583
- [Amy] Yes.

266
00:11:02.583 --> 00:11:04.041
- [Emma] It's the movie from the film,

267
00:11:04.041 --> 00:11:05.125
"Haunting in Connecticut."

268
00:11:05.125 --> 00:11:06.166
- [Amy] Yes.

269
00:11:06.166 --> 00:11:07.708
- [Peter] Shout out,
"Haunting in Connecticut."

270
00:11:07.708 --> 00:11:09.541
- [Emma] Creepy, creepy, creepy.

271
00:11:09.541 --> 00:11:11.666
Let me take a picture
here, that's so exciting.

272
00:11:11.666 --> 00:11:13.416
So how many people died here?
- So cool.

273
00:11:13.416 --> 00:11:15.333
- [Amy] Why is my camera not working?

274
00:11:15.333 --> 00:11:16.500
- [Randy] A few, I think.

275
00:11:16.500 --> 00:11:17.333
- [Peter] A few people?

276
00:11:17.333 --> 00:11:18.541
Looks like people live there.

277
00:11:18.541 --> 00:11:21.541
- [Amy] I am sure people
probably live there for sure.

278
00:11:21.541 --> 00:11:22.375
- [Peter] That's crazy.

279
00:11:22.375 --> 00:11:23.833
- [Amy] Oh.

280
00:11:23.833 --> 00:11:26.583
(birds chirping)

281
00:11:26.583 --> 00:11:28.416
- [Peter] All right.

282
00:11:28.416 --> 00:11:33.416
(mic thudding)
(cars whooshing)

283
00:11:34.833 --> 00:11:36.000
All right, all right.

284
00:11:37.833 --> 00:11:41.458
- Guys, oh my gosh.

285
00:11:41.458 --> 00:11:42.875
- Oh, here. Let's get
the girls in the center.

286
00:11:42.875 --> 00:11:44.875
- Oh.
- Okay, okay, okay.

287
00:11:47.416 --> 00:11:49.375
- I'm so excited right now.

288
00:11:49.375 --> 00:11:50.583
- You sure you don't want sound on this?

289
00:11:50.583 --> 00:11:51.500
- I don't, oh, do we need it?

290
00:11:51.500 --> 00:11:52.583
- Did we need sound on this?

291
00:11:52.583 --> 00:11:53.416
- Nah (indistinct)

292
00:11:53.416 --> 00:11:54.583
- Well, thank you, everybody.

293
00:11:54.583 --> 00:11:56.666
- Dude, this is so funny.

294
00:11:57.666 --> 00:11:58.500
- I didn't bring sound

295
00:11:58.500 --> 00:11:59.625
for this.
- All right, it's fine.

296
00:11:59.625 --> 00:12:01.083
What did you say this place was?

297
00:12:01.083 --> 00:12:02.250
- Curioporium.

298
00:12:02.250 --> 00:12:04.666
- Yeah, Emma and me were
like literally scouring

299
00:12:04.666 --> 00:12:06.791
like cool things for us to
do and this is what we found.

300
00:12:06.791 --> 00:12:09.041
So excited.
- Yes.

301
00:12:09.041 --> 00:12:10.708
We're gonna go check out some oddities

302
00:12:10.708 --> 00:12:14.791
and maybe get some more of
the scoop on this werewolf.

303
00:12:14.791 --> 00:12:16.750
- Yes, I'm so excited.

304
00:12:16.750 --> 00:12:18.375
- There's no way somebody knows about

305
00:12:18.375 --> 00:12:19.791
the werewolf in this place.

306
00:12:19.791 --> 00:12:21.666
(Randy laughing)

307
00:12:21.666 --> 00:12:26.500
- Oh my.
(bell dings)

308
00:12:26.500 --> 00:12:27.708
Oh my God, is that a mummy?

309
00:12:27.708 --> 00:12:29.208
(gasping) I'm like obsessed.

310
00:12:29.208 --> 00:12:31.416
- [Announcer] Welcome to Curioporium.

311
00:12:31.416 --> 00:12:32.250
- Welcome to Curioporium.

312
00:12:32.250 --> 00:12:34.666
- [Announcer] A place of
curiosity, mystery and-

313
00:12:34.666 --> 00:12:36.375
- Your shop is amazing. (laughing)

314
00:12:36.375 --> 00:12:37.750
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Oh my gosh,

315
00:12:37.750 --> 00:12:39.250
this place is absolutely incredible.

316
00:12:39.250 --> 00:12:40.083
- [Randy] This is crazy.

317
00:12:40.083 --> 00:12:44.416
- Do you want to ask him
if he knows anything?

318
00:12:44.416 --> 00:12:45.833
- Yes.
- Sure. Um.

319
00:12:47.208 --> 00:12:49.166
So actually-
- He might know something.

320
00:12:49.166 --> 00:12:50.416
Get that, get that, get that.
- Right now,

321
00:12:50.416 --> 00:12:53.875
investigating the werewolf
of Fairfield County,

322
00:12:53.875 --> 00:12:56.250
and we are wondering,
do you know anything?

323
00:12:56.250 --> 00:12:58.083
Do you have any personal stories?

324
00:12:58.083 --> 00:13:00.708
- Personal stories with the werewolf?

325
00:13:00.708 --> 00:13:01.875
Well, I've heard a lot of stories.

326
00:13:01.875 --> 00:13:04.750
A lot of people that come
in, um, from the state,

327
00:13:04.750 --> 00:13:06.916
you know, they'll have their stories

328
00:13:06.916 --> 00:13:08.291
from their local town.

329
00:13:08.291 --> 00:13:10.000
Up near the Fairfield area,

330
00:13:10.000 --> 00:13:11.458
Fairfield, Litchfield Hills,

331
00:13:11.458 --> 00:13:15.083
that's the most haunted
place in Connecticut.

332
00:13:15.083 --> 00:13:18.791
It's called the Litchfield
Flap in that area.

333
00:13:18.791 --> 00:13:21.750
Um, and the werewolf is
one of those stories.

334
00:13:21.750 --> 00:13:26.250
Uh, the Wild Man, uh, which
is Bigfoot, supposedly.

335
00:13:26.250 --> 00:13:29.125
Um, but again, it's,

336
00:13:29.125 --> 00:13:31.125
there's a grain of truth with everything,

337
00:13:31.125 --> 00:13:32.791
so we try to tell people

338
00:13:32.791 --> 00:13:34.750
what's strange and unusual in Connecticut.

339
00:13:34.750 --> 00:13:36.500
- Yeah.
- And cryptids is definitely

340
00:13:36.500 --> 00:13:38.750
a thing that Connecticut's known for.

341
00:13:38.750 --> 00:13:40.375
- Awesome, sweet.

342
00:13:40.375 --> 00:13:42.708
- So you're hunting it,
you're looking for it?

343
00:13:43.583 --> 00:13:45.166
- Little bit of everything.
- Little bit of everything?

344
00:13:45.166 --> 00:13:46.958
- So we do a show called
"The Cryptid Project",

345
00:13:46.958 --> 00:13:48.916
and basically what we do
is we go to different areas

346
00:13:48.916 --> 00:13:49.916
and we ask the locals

347
00:13:49.916 --> 00:13:52.375
and we kind of do our
own little investigation.

348
00:13:52.375 --> 00:13:54.291
And this is the next one on the list,

349
00:13:54.291 --> 00:13:55.833
we're really excited
'cause I love werewolves,

350
00:13:55.833 --> 00:13:56.750
we all love werewolves.

351
00:13:56.750 --> 00:13:59.750
And so Fairfield, this, this
legend is one that kind of,

352
00:13:59.750 --> 00:14:02.833
we just like really
wanted to come to the area

353
00:14:02.833 --> 00:14:05.583
and check it out because it's
a really cool legend, so.

354
00:14:05.583 --> 00:14:06.416
- It is.

355
00:14:06.416 --> 00:14:08.250
In Connecticut, they
call it the Quiet Corner.

356
00:14:08.250 --> 00:14:09.083
- Yeah.
- You know,

357
00:14:09.083 --> 00:14:12.333
not a lot of people like
to talk about stuff,

358
00:14:12.333 --> 00:14:13.833
but they know what's going on.

359
00:14:13.833 --> 00:14:15.750
It's just, if you get
them to talk about it,

360
00:14:15.750 --> 00:14:17.875
you'll learn a lot of stuff.

361
00:14:17.875 --> 00:14:19.291
- Oh.

362
00:14:19.291 --> 00:14:20.458
Oh my gosh, thank you so much.
- I'm so excited.

363
00:14:20.458 --> 00:14:22.375
Yes, thank you.
- We're gonna walk around.

364
00:14:22.375 --> 00:14:24.000
- Go and explore.
- Do you mind if like we film-

365
00:14:24.000 --> 00:14:25.208
- [Nathan] No, absolutely.

366
00:14:25.208 --> 00:14:27.500
Feel free, go ahead, let me
know if you have any questions.

367
00:14:27.500 --> 00:14:28.333
- Oh my God,

368
00:14:28.333 --> 00:14:29.166
thank you so much.
- Thank you.

369
00:14:29.166 --> 00:14:30.083
- You're welcome, you're welcome.

370
00:14:30.083 --> 00:14:32.208
- Oh, I'm so excited.

371
00:14:32.208 --> 00:14:33.416
My husband's gonna kill me

372
00:14:33.416 --> 00:14:34.833
because I'm gonna spend so much money.

373
00:14:34.833 --> 00:14:37.416
(Amy and Emma laughing)

374
00:14:37.416 --> 00:14:39.333
- [Peter] Oh look guys, werewolf book.

375
00:14:40.625 --> 00:14:42.791
- Werewolf, werewolf.
- Ah!

376
00:14:44.125 --> 00:14:45.541
- Like these?
(Amy gasping)

377
00:14:45.541 --> 00:14:48.083
- [Nathan] Yep, they
actually have batteries.

378
00:14:48.083 --> 00:14:49.291
- Oh my God.
(bell dings)

379
00:14:49.291 --> 00:14:50.541
Stop.

380
00:14:50.541 --> 00:14:52.583
- There we go.
- Okay.

381
00:14:52.583 --> 00:14:54.416
- There you go. Uh.

382
00:14:54.416 --> 00:14:56.291
There you go.

383
00:14:56.291 --> 00:14:58.875
(spooky music)

384
00:15:00.541 --> 00:15:01.458
(Emma laughing)

385
00:15:01.458 --> 00:15:03.500
- I am like literally geeking
out guys, I love this.

386
00:15:03.500 --> 00:15:04.666
- [Peter] Let's go the back,

387
00:15:04.666 --> 00:15:07.083
I bet there's some more
creepy stuff in the back.

388
00:15:07.083 --> 00:15:07.916
- Yes.

389
00:15:09.750 --> 00:15:11.541
We gotta ooh and aw.

390
00:15:11.541 --> 00:15:12.833
- [Amy] Yeah.

391
00:15:12.833 --> 00:15:16.541
(gasping) Oh my God, it's a baby werewolf.

392
00:15:16.541 --> 00:15:17.375
Oh my God.

393
00:15:18.958 --> 00:15:19.791
No.

394
00:15:19.791 --> 00:15:20.875
- Crystals and stones-
- Hi, baby.

395
00:15:20.875 --> 00:15:21.958
(Randy grunting and Emma gasping)

396
00:15:21.958 --> 00:15:23.166
- [Recording] Have powers
far beyond their beauty.

397
00:15:23.166 --> 00:15:24.708
- Aw. (laughing)
- Our intention

398
00:15:24.708 --> 00:15:25.916
jar experience-

399
00:15:25.916 --> 00:15:28.291
- Very you, very ooh.
- Crystals-

400
00:15:28.291 --> 00:15:29.250
- [Amy] I love that one.

401
00:15:29.250 --> 00:15:30.875
A Vatican demon.
- To create a personalized

402
00:15:30.875 --> 00:15:31.833
intention jar that-

403
00:15:31.833 --> 00:15:33.416
- Don't. Oh, God.
- Oh, God.

404
00:15:33.416 --> 00:15:34.416
- I pushed it.
- You shouldn't

405
00:15:34.416 --> 00:15:35.500
have done that.

406
00:15:35.500 --> 00:15:38.166
(spooky music)

407
00:15:39.666 --> 00:15:44.375
- Ooh. (laughing)

408
00:15:46.625 --> 00:15:51.625
(bell dinging)
(Amy gasping)

409
00:15:52.583 --> 00:15:55.333
(birds chirping)

410
00:15:58.708 --> 00:16:00.875
- [Randy] Hey, muscles, you
want to hurry up a little bit?

411
00:16:00.875 --> 00:16:01.708
We got shit to do.

412
00:16:01.708 --> 00:16:03.958
- You're fucking filming already. God!

413
00:16:03.958 --> 00:16:05.125
- [Randy] Yeah, I'm filming everything.

414
00:16:05.125 --> 00:16:06.625
You knew that.

415
00:16:06.625 --> 00:16:08.250
- You made me bend my cigarette.

416
00:16:08.250 --> 00:16:09.625
- [Randy] That's not my fault.

417
00:16:10.708 --> 00:16:11.541
Come on. Hurry up.

418
00:16:11.541 --> 00:16:13.291
Get this shit in. I'm

419
00:16:13.291 --> 00:16:14.583
- I'm working on it.

420
00:16:14.583 --> 00:16:15.916
- [Randy] Doesn't look like it.

421
00:16:15.916 --> 00:16:18.083
- The werewolf ain't going anywhere, bro.

422
00:16:23.125 --> 00:16:25.208
Gotta wait for the sun to go down anyway.

423
00:16:26.416 --> 00:16:27.250
- [Randy] It's gonna be done,

424
00:16:27.250 --> 00:16:29.333
it's gonna be down by the
time you get the shit in.

425
00:16:30.708 --> 00:16:32.625
- Ain't that the point?
- Oh my God.

426
00:16:35.541 --> 00:16:37.291
- Can you just fuck off?

427
00:16:37.291 --> 00:16:38.958
- [Randy] (laughing) Sorry.

428
00:16:40.625 --> 00:16:42.250
(door creaking)
- It's not too choppy.

429
00:16:42.250 --> 00:16:44.791
- [Amy] I know, I know.

430
00:16:44.791 --> 00:16:48.083
- Hey, you need some help with that?

431
00:16:48.083 --> 00:16:49.125
- [Amy] Give me something to carry.

432
00:16:49.125 --> 00:16:50.666
- No, does it look like I need any help?

433
00:16:50.666 --> 00:16:52.583
(Randy laughing)
- Okay.

434
00:16:52.583 --> 00:16:54.291
- Shut the fuck up.

435
00:16:54.291 --> 00:16:57.291
- [Randy] Oh, fuck you. (laughing)

436
00:16:57.291 --> 00:16:59.333
- I got it.
- Are you sure?

437
00:16:59.333 --> 00:17:00.166
- Yeah. Yeah.

438
00:17:00.166 --> 00:17:02.625
I'm just, before I hit it you in the face.

439
00:17:02.625 --> 00:17:06.166
- [Randy] Hey, wait. Did,
did you need some help?

440
00:17:06.166 --> 00:17:08.375
(Randy laughing)

441
00:17:08.375 --> 00:17:10.125
- Unbelievable.
- Wow.

442
00:17:12.916 --> 00:17:14.541
- Who booked this place?

443
00:17:16.291 --> 00:17:17.250
Bigger doors.

444
00:17:22.333 --> 00:17:23.458
- (sighing) Right.

445
00:17:23.458 --> 00:17:26.416
So we finally made it
and we are all moved in.

446
00:17:26.416 --> 00:17:28.041
Let's go check on how everyone's doing.

447
00:17:28.041 --> 00:17:30.250
How you guys feeling?

448
00:17:30.250 --> 00:17:31.083
- Pretty good.

449
00:17:32.416 --> 00:17:34.250
- [Randy] Peter, what are you doing?

450
00:17:34.250 --> 00:17:35.083
- What does it look like I'm doing?

451
00:17:35.083 --> 00:17:36.333
- [Randy] I don't fucking know.

452
00:17:36.333 --> 00:17:37.541
- You wanna do the sound here?
- No.

453
00:17:37.541 --> 00:17:38.375
- Look, trade, trade.
- Okay. Oh, okay.

454
00:17:38.375 --> 00:17:39.333
- Give me the camera.
- No, it's fine.

455
00:17:39.333 --> 00:17:41.208
It's fine. It's fine.

456
00:17:41.208 --> 00:17:44.333
Jesus Christ. So, uh, we're all moved in.

457
00:17:44.333 --> 00:17:45.625
We're staying here for the next few days

458
00:17:45.625 --> 00:17:48.625
and we are gonna head out
into the town tomorrow,

459
00:17:48.625 --> 00:17:51.250
get some interviews, see what we can find.

460
00:17:52.208 --> 00:17:54.625
See, see if we can get down to the bottom

461
00:17:54.625 --> 00:17:57.000
of, uh, this whole werewolf shit.

462
00:17:59.000 --> 00:18:00.666
Amy?
- Yes.

463
00:18:00.666 --> 00:18:02.666
- [Randy] How's it going? You excited?

464
00:18:02.666 --> 00:18:04.791
- Yeah. So excited.

465
00:18:04.791 --> 00:18:07.166
- Good, good, good, good.
- So excited.

466
00:18:07.166 --> 00:18:09.875
- So yeah, we're gonna
be heading out into...

467
00:18:09.875 --> 00:18:11.291
Peter, where the fuck you going?

468
00:18:11.291 --> 00:18:13.000
- Out.
- Out where?

469
00:18:14.125 --> 00:18:16.166
(door clicks)

470
00:18:16.166 --> 00:18:17.333
Whatever.

471
00:18:17.333 --> 00:18:20.083
(birds chirping)

472
00:18:21.916 --> 00:18:24.750
(camera rustling)

473
00:18:26.208 --> 00:18:27.750
Amy, can you look at the camera?

474
00:18:27.750 --> 00:18:29.500
I just wanna check focus.

475
00:18:29.500 --> 00:18:32.250
(birds chirping)

476
00:18:34.041 --> 00:18:36.625
(hand thumping)
(Amy gasping)

477
00:18:36.625 --> 00:18:37.958
- What the hell?
- Oh my God.

478
00:18:37.958 --> 00:18:40.500
Is he so serious?
- Seriously?

479
00:18:40.500 --> 00:18:41.791
- Did I get her?
- Yes.

480
00:18:42.750 --> 00:18:43.583
- Liquor.

481
00:18:45.208 --> 00:18:47.333
(Emma and Amy laughing)

482
00:18:47.333 --> 00:18:48.416
- You got me so good.

483
00:18:49.708 --> 00:18:50.583
- [Randy] Cut.

484
00:18:50.583 --> 00:18:51.416
(insects chirping)

485
00:18:51.416 --> 00:18:53.583
- Uh, no, I'm good. Thank you.

486
00:18:53.583 --> 00:18:55.375
I'm good. (laughing)

487
00:18:55.375 --> 00:18:56.208
Thank you.

488
00:19:00.041 --> 00:19:01.125
Oh.

489
00:19:01.125 --> 00:19:04.000
- Oh. Uh-huh.
- Thank you, son.

490
00:19:04.000 --> 00:19:05.333
- [Randy] Mm hm.

491
00:19:07.125 --> 00:19:08.458
- Thanks, Randy.

492
00:19:10.958 --> 00:19:12.958
- What is this? (clearing throat)

493
00:19:12.958 --> 00:19:13.958
- [Amy] Ooh.

494
00:19:16.083 --> 00:19:17.458
- Spit it out.

495
00:19:17.458 --> 00:19:18.291
- Um.

496
00:19:21.625 --> 00:19:23.583
- Good thing we're not doing a podcast.

497
00:19:24.833 --> 00:19:28.458
- I just wanted to,

498
00:19:28.458 --> 00:19:30.708
I just wanted to thank you all for, uh,

499
00:19:31.916 --> 00:19:33.458
for this past year.

500
00:19:33.458 --> 00:19:36.291
Um.
(engine whirring)

501
00:19:36.291 --> 00:19:41.291
I know I haven't been
the easiest to be around.

502
00:19:41.583 --> 00:19:44.125
- Say that again.
- Stop. (laughing)

503
00:19:44.125 --> 00:19:46.833
- No, it, I, I haven't.

504
00:19:46.833 --> 00:19:47.666
It's,

505
00:19:49.291 --> 00:19:50.125
it's been weird.

506
00:19:50.125 --> 00:19:50.958
Um.

507
00:19:52.166 --> 00:19:54.291
And being back here is,

508
00:19:57.458 --> 00:19:58.291
it's hard.

509
00:19:58.291 --> 00:20:00.875
Uh, but I don't think I could have done it

510
00:20:04.000 --> 00:20:06.625
without you all by my side,

511
00:20:06.625 --> 00:20:09.875
so, um, thank you.

512
00:20:09.875 --> 00:20:10.916
Uh.

513
00:20:13.708 --> 00:20:18.375
It's a year, um, tomorrow,
uh, since the funeral.

514
00:20:18.375 --> 00:20:20.583
And-
- I'm sorry, man.

515
00:20:20.583 --> 00:20:22.416
- No, it's, it's, it's okay. Uh.

516
00:20:24.250 --> 00:20:26.791
So yeah, I'm, I'm not
trying to make any excuses.

517
00:20:26.791 --> 00:20:28.083
It's just, um,

518
00:20:30.000 --> 00:20:30.833
I'm, uh,

519
00:20:34.583 --> 00:20:38.416
I'm really grateful to have

520
00:20:38.416 --> 00:20:40.083
you all in my life.

521
00:20:40.083 --> 00:20:41.291
Um.

522
00:20:41.291 --> 00:20:43.708
- Likewise.
- Why? I'm a fuckin' dick.

523
00:20:43.708 --> 00:20:46.458
- You are. But I'm still
grateful to have my life.

524
00:20:46.458 --> 00:20:47.791
(all laughing)

525
00:20:47.791 --> 00:20:48.625
Um.

526
00:20:53.458 --> 00:20:54.291
So,

527
00:20:55.833 --> 00:20:58.041
to "The Cryptid Project."

528
00:20:58.041 --> 00:20:59.458
- "The Cryptid Project."
- "The Cryptid Project."

529
00:20:59.458 --> 00:21:01.208
- "Cryptid Project.
- Yay.

530
00:21:01.208 --> 00:21:03.041
- We love you Randy.

531
00:21:03.041 --> 00:21:04.375
- [Peter] Randy.

532
00:21:05.750 --> 00:21:06.958
(Peter spitting)
- Ooh!

533
00:21:07.833 --> 00:21:09.583
- The hell you put in this?

534
00:21:09.583 --> 00:21:13.125
(Amy laughing)
- I'm sorry.

535
00:21:13.125 --> 00:21:15.500
- It's like the cheapest rum
I've ever drank in my life.

536
00:21:15.500 --> 00:21:16.833
- Guys.
- It was, it was.

537
00:21:18.000 --> 00:21:20.583
- We couldn't have planned
this more perfectly.

538
00:21:20.583 --> 00:21:22.333
It's gonna be a full moon tomorrow.

539
00:21:25.333 --> 00:21:27.083
(Peter howling)

540
00:21:27.083 --> 00:21:28.166
(group laughing)

541
00:21:28.166 --> 00:21:29.708
Stop. You're gonna call him out here.

542
00:21:29.708 --> 00:21:32.166
- I bet the wolf's a fucking bitch.

543
00:21:32.166 --> 00:21:34.833
(Amy laughing)

544
00:21:36.708 --> 00:21:37.541
Night.

545
00:21:39.500 --> 00:21:42.125
- So we're here in Fairfield County.

546
00:21:42.125 --> 00:21:44.041
- It's so cute.
- It's super cute.

547
00:21:44.041 --> 00:21:46.291
- [Resident] Y'all got
my lighter, Randy? Randy?

548
00:21:46.291 --> 00:21:47.333
- [Randy] No. Why do you keep losing it?

549
00:21:47.333 --> 00:21:48.750
- Hey, are you guys filming something?

550
00:21:48.750 --> 00:21:49.583
- [Peter] Yeah. A mayonnaise commercial.

551
00:21:49.583 --> 00:21:50.666
- [Emma] Hey.

552
00:21:50.666 --> 00:21:52.625
- Ew.
- She might know something.

553
00:21:52.625 --> 00:21:54.333
- Yeah. So, hi.
- Hi.

554
00:21:54.333 --> 00:21:55.375
- We're part of "The Cryptid Project",

555
00:21:55.375 --> 00:21:57.208
we do stories about cryptids

556
00:21:57.208 --> 00:22:00.083
and we're here filming
about the werewolf legend.

557
00:22:00.083 --> 00:22:02.625
- Oh my God. The creature.

558
00:22:02.625 --> 00:22:05.375
- Do you know anything about it?

559
00:22:05.375 --> 00:22:08.416
- I can tell you about the creature.

560
00:22:08.416 --> 00:22:10.250
- Have you had an experience?

561
00:22:10.250 --> 00:22:11.666
- Oh yes.

562
00:22:11.666 --> 00:22:13.833
Oh yes. I'm sorry, Mom and Dad.

563
00:22:13.833 --> 00:22:14.708
Okay. This is what happened.

564
00:22:14.708 --> 00:22:15.750
- Hey, hold on, hold on.
- Yeah.

565
00:22:15.750 --> 00:22:16.916
- [Randy] Do you want to
get this all framed up?

566
00:22:16.916 --> 00:22:17.750
- Yeah.
- Yeah.

567
00:22:17.750 --> 00:22:18.583
- Let's maybe do it

568
00:22:18.583 --> 00:22:19.750
over there.
- Let's go this way.

569
00:22:19.750 --> 00:22:20.833
- Yeah. Okay.

570
00:22:21.833 --> 00:22:24.250
(wind rustling)

571
00:22:24.250 --> 00:22:25.708
Yeah, we can like do right here

572
00:22:25.708 --> 00:22:27.000
'cause I feel like this is open.

573
00:22:27.000 --> 00:22:28.500
- I get to be on TV?
- Yes.

574
00:22:28.500 --> 00:22:29.583
- Okay, great.
- Yes, yes.

575
00:22:29.583 --> 00:22:30.916
- Alright. What do I do, what do I do?

576
00:22:30.916 --> 00:22:31.750
- All right.

577
00:22:31.750 --> 00:22:34.166
So, um, guys, which way are we?

578
00:22:34.166 --> 00:22:35.791
- You probably should-
- Let's-

579
00:22:35.791 --> 00:22:36.833
(camera thuds)
- Hi.

580
00:22:39.000 --> 00:22:40.416
I think over this way, probably, Randy.

581
00:22:40.416 --> 00:22:42.083
- Yeah.
- Yeah.

582
00:22:42.083 --> 00:22:43.500
- [Amy] We might get a few of the cars,

583
00:22:43.500 --> 00:22:44.333
but I don't think it'd be too loud.

584
00:22:44.333 --> 00:22:46.166
- Nah, it should be fine.

585
00:22:47.041 --> 00:22:47.875
Well, what's your name?

586
00:22:47.875 --> 00:22:49.500
- Stacy. Stacy Wallace.

587
00:22:49.500 --> 00:22:50.958
- Stacy Wallace.
- Yeah.

588
00:22:50.958 --> 00:22:52.333
- [Peter] Are you
allergic to any adhesives

589
00:22:52.333 --> 00:22:53.166
or tape or anything?

590
00:22:53.166 --> 00:22:54.000
- Why are you asking me that?

591
00:22:54.000 --> 00:22:55.791
- [Peter] 'Cause I'm gonna mic you and-

592
00:22:55.791 --> 00:22:57.750
- Oh, okay. No.
- Okay, I think,

593
00:22:57.750 --> 00:22:59.916
actually, the way that you are looks good.

594
00:22:59.916 --> 00:23:01.083
- Yeah.
- Um.

595
00:23:01.083 --> 00:23:02.791
Just a little bit closer and then yeah,

596
00:23:02.791 --> 00:23:03.666
we'll be set and we can-

597
00:23:03.666 --> 00:23:05.458
- Do I have anything in my teeth?

598
00:23:05.458 --> 00:23:06.291
- Oh no, you're good. You're good.

599
00:23:06.291 --> 00:23:07.458
- Okay.
- No, you're good.

600
00:23:07.458 --> 00:23:08.291
You're good.
- Sorry, I got so excited.

601
00:23:08.291 --> 00:23:11.000
- No. Thank you so much for
like talking with us about this.

602
00:23:11.000 --> 00:23:11.833
- Yeah.
- Thank you.

603
00:23:11.833 --> 00:23:13.083
- Yes.
- Oh, yeah, finally.

604
00:23:13.083 --> 00:23:13.958
Yes. Finally, it's time.

605
00:23:13.958 --> 00:23:15.083
- Yes.
- It's time.

606
00:23:15.083 --> 00:23:17.541
- Is this pimple kind of covered?

607
00:23:17.541 --> 00:23:19.083
- [Emma] Hmm.

608
00:23:19.083 --> 00:23:22.583
- Alright, we're rolling.
- Alright.

609
00:23:22.583 --> 00:23:24.500
- It's fine?
- Sound is speeding.

610
00:23:24.500 --> 00:23:25.333
- There you go.
- Thank you.

611
00:23:25.333 --> 00:23:26.708
- [Randy] How's it sound?

612
00:23:26.708 --> 00:23:27.541
- Hello, hello.
- Uh, we're getting

613
00:23:27.541 --> 00:23:28.500
a little bit of the traffic,

614
00:23:28.500 --> 00:23:30.625
but we're good on wind.

615
00:23:30.625 --> 00:23:31.625
- Okay.
- So.

616
00:23:31.625 --> 00:23:32.583
- Testing. Testing.

617
00:23:32.583 --> 00:23:33.416
Can, does that sound good?

618
00:23:33.416 --> 00:23:34.250
- [Peter] Everything sounds all right.

619
00:23:34.250 --> 00:23:35.083
- Yeah, Pete, thanks.

620
00:23:35.083 --> 00:23:36.833
- [Peter] Oh dude, what's
your dog's name, man?

621
00:23:36.833 --> 00:23:38.750
- Oh, this is Dottie.
- Dottie. Hey, Dottie.

622
00:23:38.750 --> 00:23:40.166
- Hi.
- Hi, chicken.

623
00:23:40.166 --> 00:23:42.083
Sweet chicken.
- Aw.

624
00:23:42.083 --> 00:23:43.583
Hi, baby Dottie.
- Bye, Dottie.

625
00:23:43.583 --> 00:23:45.000
- Thank you. Hurry up.

626
00:23:45.000 --> 00:23:45.958
We gotta get this. Come on.
- Alright.

627
00:23:45.958 --> 00:23:47.666
- Sorry. Sorry, we got dogs.
(Emma laughing)

628
00:23:47.666 --> 00:23:48.750
- Alright, here we go.

629
00:23:50.458 --> 00:23:52.166
- Alright, on you.
- Cool.

630
00:23:52.166 --> 00:23:54.666
So we're standing here
with local Stacy Wallace.

631
00:23:54.666 --> 00:23:56.833
Uh, Stacy, could you share your story

632
00:23:56.833 --> 00:23:58.041
that you told us earlier?

633
00:23:58.041 --> 00:23:59.083
- Yes, of course.

634
00:23:59.083 --> 00:24:04.000
So, um, I remember it
was a very quiet night

635
00:24:04.000 --> 00:24:05.666
and I was down at my
parents' barn, you know,

636
00:24:05.666 --> 00:24:08.125
just making sure that
it was all locked up,

637
00:24:08.125 --> 00:24:11.458
all the animals were
quiet, everyone was safe.

638
00:24:11.458 --> 00:24:16.458
And then I heard like a low
growl coming from the distance.

639
00:24:17.583 --> 00:24:18.625
So of course I looked up

640
00:24:18.625 --> 00:24:23.625
and I saw this giant
silhouette just in the shadows.

641
00:24:24.625 --> 00:24:25.750
And it was, I don't know,

642
00:24:25.750 --> 00:24:28.625
it was unlike anything I'd
ever seen before, you know?

643
00:24:28.625 --> 00:24:32.416
And then it took a couple
of steps on two feet

644
00:24:32.416 --> 00:24:35.791
into this clearing about
300 yards away from me.

645
00:24:35.791 --> 00:24:37.541
And it was so tall

646
00:24:37.541 --> 00:24:40.166
and kind of like hunched over

647
00:24:40.166 --> 00:24:45.166
and its fur even seemed to
like glisten in the moonlight.

648
00:24:45.416 --> 00:24:48.625
I don't know. I was absolutely
terrified, of course.

649
00:24:48.625 --> 00:24:51.875
But I just, I couldn't look away.

650
00:24:51.875 --> 00:24:54.541
And then it just kept prowling

651
00:24:54.541 --> 00:24:56.666
the parameter of this clearing

652
00:24:56.666 --> 00:24:59.833
before just disappearing
into the shadows again.

653
00:25:00.750 --> 00:25:02.541
Of course, no one
believed me the next day.

654
00:25:02.541 --> 00:25:04.541
- [Peter] Hold for that wind real quick.

655
00:25:06.125 --> 00:25:07.625
Okay. Say that last bit again.

656
00:25:09.083 --> 00:25:10.875
- No one believed me the next day,

657
00:25:10.875 --> 00:25:14.875
but I, I like told my mom and
my dad and they scolded me

658
00:25:14.875 --> 00:25:17.708
and said, "Oh, you should
never talk about it again."

659
00:25:17.708 --> 00:25:18.541
So

660
00:25:18.541 --> 00:25:22.000
- Uh, hold for that bird.
(birds chirping)

661
00:25:22.958 --> 00:25:24.416
A lot of chirping.
- Sorry about this.

662
00:25:24.416 --> 00:25:25.916
- Baby birds.

663
00:25:25.916 --> 00:25:27.208
- I'm used to it.
- Okay, say that,

664
00:25:27.208 --> 00:25:28.416
say that last thing again.

665
00:25:28.416 --> 00:25:31.250
- Mm. So my mom and my
dad, they scolded me.

666
00:25:31.250 --> 00:25:32.666
Thanks, Mom and Dad.

667
00:25:32.666 --> 00:25:33.875
And they just told me, "Oh,

668
00:25:33.875 --> 00:25:35.666
you should never ever
talk about it again."

669
00:25:35.666 --> 00:25:38.250
But I swear, I swear to God
I saw a creature that night.

670
00:25:38.250 --> 00:25:39.333
I did.

671
00:25:39.333 --> 00:25:41.541
And to this day, years and years later,

672
00:25:41.541 --> 00:25:44.666
I just, I never go outside
by myself at night.

673
00:25:44.666 --> 00:25:46.291
- So you never saw it again?

674
00:25:46.291 --> 00:25:48.458
- No, never.

675
00:25:49.291 --> 00:25:51.000
- [Emma] Mm.

676
00:25:51.000 --> 00:25:52.833
- Stacy, thank you so
much for taking the time

677
00:25:52.833 --> 00:25:54.458
to talk to us today and share your story.

678
00:25:54.458 --> 00:25:55.291
- Of course.

679
00:25:56.291 --> 00:25:58.250
- Could I also have you
sign this for me real quick?

680
00:25:58.250 --> 00:25:59.500
- Alright.
- Alright, that was great.

681
00:25:59.500 --> 00:26:00.541
- Sure.
- Cutting sound.

682
00:26:00.541 --> 00:26:02.250
- Thank you so much.
- Of course.

683
00:26:02.250 --> 00:26:03.500
- Did it sound okay with all the birds

684
00:26:03.500 --> 00:26:05.666
and everything?
- Got an autograph.

685
00:26:05.666 --> 00:26:06.833
- I mean, it's sounds-
- Okay.

686
00:26:06.833 --> 00:26:08.583
- Thank you. I love your hair.

687
00:26:08.583 --> 00:26:09.666
- Oh, thank you so much.
- Yeah, it's beautiful.

688
00:26:09.666 --> 00:26:10.958
- I'll call my cousin for you guys.

689
00:26:10.958 --> 00:26:11.916
- [Amy] Oh, thank you so much, Stacy.

690
00:26:11.916 --> 00:26:13.208
- [Stacy] Yeah. Okay.

691
00:26:13.208 --> 00:26:14.041
Bye. Bye.
- Bye.

692
00:26:14.041 --> 00:26:15.000
- [Amy] Thank you so much again, Stacy.

693
00:26:15.000 --> 00:26:15.833
- [Emma] Nice meeting you.

694
00:26:15.833 --> 00:26:17.666
- I know, I wasn't expecting
you to feel like this hot.

695
00:26:17.666 --> 00:26:18.666
- I know. (laughing)

696
00:26:18.666 --> 00:26:20.791
- Do you think the werewolf
walks these streets at night?

697
00:26:20.791 --> 00:26:21.625
- Yeah.

698
00:26:21.625 --> 00:26:22.625
- Probably.
- He's all like.

699
00:26:22.625 --> 00:26:24.875
- Hopefully it won't
be hot when we do like-

700
00:26:24.875 --> 00:26:27.791
- Hey, watch out, watch out.
(Peter growling)

701
00:26:27.791 --> 00:26:32.791
(Emma laughing)
(engine whirring)

702
00:26:33.666 --> 00:26:35.083
- That's a nice pool.

703
00:26:36.875 --> 00:26:38.208
Oh my gosh. It's so cute.

704
00:26:38.208 --> 00:26:40.250
- Watch out. You're gonna bump into that.

705
00:26:41.875 --> 00:26:43.958
- Randy, you're doing so good.

706
00:26:43.958 --> 00:26:45.541
- So smooth.
- So smooth.

707
00:26:45.541 --> 00:26:46.375
- Yeah.
- I'm really good

708
00:26:46.375 --> 00:26:47.208
at walking backwards,

709
00:26:47.208 --> 00:26:48.500
what can I say?
- You are.

710
00:26:48.500 --> 00:26:49.833
- You know, if nobody told me this place

711
00:26:49.833 --> 00:26:50.875
was called Fairfield County,

712
00:26:50.875 --> 00:26:52.916
I would say it's called Fairfield County.

713
00:26:52.916 --> 00:26:54.125
Just looks like that. You know?

714
00:26:54.125 --> 00:26:55.708
- It's so cute though.

715
00:26:55.708 --> 00:26:58.541
(cars whooshing)

716
00:27:00.666 --> 00:27:04.375
It just sucks that a lot of
people don't wanna talk to us.

717
00:27:04.375 --> 00:27:06.541
- Yeah.
- Hey look, it's the werewolf.

718
00:27:06.541 --> 00:27:07.666
See him down there?
(Emma laughing)

719
00:27:07.666 --> 00:27:10.083
See him? He's laying on
the, on the sidewalk.

720
00:27:10.083 --> 00:27:12.375
Let's go ask him some questions.

721
00:27:12.375 --> 00:27:15.041
- [Emma] Oh no, you're in his camera.

722
00:27:18.333 --> 00:27:20.250
- Randy, my man.
- Yeah.

723
00:27:21.458 --> 00:27:23.291
- That c-camera getting heavy yet?

724
00:27:23.291 --> 00:27:24.708
- [Randy] No, I'll be fine.

725
00:27:26.375 --> 00:27:29.250
- Who are those guys? Fucking weirdos.

726
00:27:29.250 --> 00:27:32.500
- Fucking weirdos.
- Hey, shut up.

727
00:27:32.500 --> 00:27:35.291
(Emma laughing)

728
00:27:35.291 --> 00:27:38.125
- [Amy] Wait, does that say Half Moon?

729
00:27:38.125 --> 00:27:40.375
- It says something.
- Ooh.

730
00:27:40.375 --> 00:27:42.958
- [Emma] (laughing) It's kismet.

731
00:27:42.958 --> 00:27:44.875
- [Amy] Oh.

732
00:27:44.875 --> 00:27:46.333
- [Randy] Hungry? Maybe
we should eat there.

733
00:27:46.333 --> 00:27:48.000
- [Peter] Half Moon? Well,
we don't know what it is.

734
00:27:48.000 --> 00:27:49.166
- I'm sure it's coffee.
- It's a grille cafe.

735
00:27:49.166 --> 00:27:51.250
- Coffee and grille cafe.
- It's a grille.

736
00:27:51.250 --> 00:27:52.416
Oh my God. We're starving.

737
00:27:52.416 --> 00:27:54.208
- They might have a lighter.

738
00:27:54.208 --> 00:27:55.958
- Coffee.
- I don't think

739
00:27:55.958 --> 00:27:57.708
they have a lighter.
- Oh, what is that?

740
00:27:57.708 --> 00:27:59.500
- Oh, that's creepy.
- That's creepy.

741
00:27:59.500 --> 00:28:04.416
- [Emma] Oh.
(AC whirring)

742
00:28:04.416 --> 00:28:06.208
- [Amy] Randy, are you getting that?

743
00:28:06.208 --> 00:28:08.375
- [Randy] Hold on hold on.

744
00:28:09.916 --> 00:28:11.041
- [Peter] Sounds great.

745
00:28:13.291 --> 00:28:14.125
- [Randy] How's that sound?

746
00:28:14.125 --> 00:28:17.666
- I mean, for a werewolf
legend. Are you kidding me?

747
00:28:17.666 --> 00:28:20.583
Half Moon, like, let's be real.

748
00:28:23.833 --> 00:28:26.583
- Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
- Yeah.

749
00:28:26.583 --> 00:28:29.000
- [Peter] Good, good.

750
00:28:29.000 --> 00:28:30.416
- Hey!
- I feel like-

751
00:28:30.416 --> 00:28:32.708
- All right. We're good.
- Yeah.

752
00:28:32.708 --> 00:28:33.958
- We're good.
- We good?

753
00:28:33.958 --> 00:28:34.791
We sounding good, Randy?

754
00:28:34.791 --> 00:28:35.791
- Good.
- Peter?

755
00:28:35.791 --> 00:28:36.625
- [Peter] Yeah.

756
00:28:36.625 --> 00:28:37.833
Yeah, we're good to go.
- Yeah. Cool.

757
00:28:37.833 --> 00:28:41.375
So we're here at a local
spot called Vinny's Deli.

758
00:28:41.375 --> 00:28:42.833
- Yay.
- And we're gonna

759
00:28:42.833 --> 00:28:44.458
get some food, some lobster rolls,

760
00:28:44.458 --> 00:28:46.916
and um, see if maybe
anyone has any, you know,

761
00:28:46.916 --> 00:28:50.375
things they wanna tell us
about the legend and eat.

762
00:28:50.375 --> 00:28:55.375
- Yeah. Get some lobster rolls. (laughing)

763
00:28:55.708 --> 00:29:00.125
(people chattering)
(cars whooshing)

764
00:29:00.125 --> 00:29:01.916
- Rolling.
- Alright. Sounds speeding.

765
00:29:01.916 --> 00:29:03.208
We have a little bit of
the restaurant noise, but-

766
00:29:03.208 --> 00:29:04.041
- Sounds good?
- But I think

767
00:29:04.041 --> 00:29:04.875
it should be good, yeah.

768
00:29:04.875 --> 00:29:07.625
- Okay, cool. Uh, we are set.

769
00:29:07.625 --> 00:29:09.250
You're gonna good whenever.
You wanna do an intro?

770
00:29:09.250 --> 00:29:10.833
- Alright. Yeah.

771
00:29:10.833 --> 00:29:13.208
Hey guys, we're here inside of Vinny's.

772
00:29:13.208 --> 00:29:14.375
Gonna get a little sandwich,

773
00:29:14.375 --> 00:29:16.833
but also we met Vivian and Lilly here

774
00:29:16.833 --> 00:29:19.250
who have a story to share
with us about the werewolf.

775
00:29:19.250 --> 00:29:20.833
- [Peter] Okay. Go onto your shirt.

776
00:29:20.833 --> 00:29:22.125
Following through.

777
00:29:22.125 --> 00:29:23.250
- Charlie told us,

778
00:29:23.250 --> 00:29:24.666
one of our friends Charlie told us

779
00:29:24.666 --> 00:29:26.791
that she saw it near her house.

780
00:29:26.791 --> 00:29:28.000
- Yeah, that was around the time

781
00:29:28.000 --> 00:29:29.625
when Audrey Gibbs went missing.

782
00:29:29.625 --> 00:29:30.458
- Yeah.

783
00:29:30.458 --> 00:29:31.875
- [Emma] Did you guys
go to school with her?

784
00:29:31.875 --> 00:29:34.291
- Yeah.
- Yeah, we did. Yeah.

785
00:29:34.291 --> 00:29:35.625
- Oh my goodness.
- Is it like something,

786
00:29:35.625 --> 00:29:37.666
have a lot of people at
your school seen it too?

787
00:29:37.666 --> 00:29:39.291
- I think so. Yeah.
- I think so. Yeah.

788
00:29:39.291 --> 00:29:40.875
A lot of people have
been talking about it.

789
00:29:40.875 --> 00:29:44.208
- Especially like around like
the football games at night.

790
00:29:44.208 --> 00:29:45.375
- Whoa.
- Wow.

791
00:29:45.375 --> 00:29:46.333
- [Amy] Okay. Okay.

792
00:29:47.333 --> 00:29:49.416
- [Emma] You guys haven't
had any personal experiences?

793
00:29:49.416 --> 00:29:51.083
- No.
- No, I haven't. No.

794
00:29:51.083 --> 00:29:51.916
No.

795
00:29:51.916 --> 00:29:53.750
- What's going on? Are we
talking about that werewolf?

796
00:29:53.750 --> 00:29:55.625
I'm gonna put werewolf on the menu

797
00:29:55.625 --> 00:29:57.250
if I hear one more thing about him.

798
00:29:57.250 --> 00:29:59.458
None of you guys belong
here. You need a permit.

799
00:29:59.458 --> 00:30:01.166
You guys have to make sandwiches.

800
00:30:01.166 --> 00:30:02.166
What's going on here?

801
00:30:02.166 --> 00:30:03.583
- Okay, sorry.
- Come on now.

802
00:30:03.583 --> 00:30:04.458
- [Amy] Okay, we gotta
go, guys. Get out of here.

803
00:30:04.458 --> 00:30:07.250
- Let's go. Thank you, girls.
- Uh, let's just go, guys.

804
00:30:07.250 --> 00:30:09.083
- [Amy] Thanks, girls.

805
00:30:09.083 --> 00:30:11.250
- That was insane.
(cars whirring)

806
00:30:11.250 --> 00:30:12.875
- Yeah.

807
00:30:12.875 --> 00:30:14.166
- I can't believe we got anything though.

808
00:30:14.166 --> 00:30:15.000
- Yeah.
- I know. That's crazy.

809
00:30:15.000 --> 00:30:17.916
- That was, um, I was not expecting that.

810
00:30:17.916 --> 00:30:18.750
- No.
- So that's,

811
00:30:18.750 --> 00:30:19.666
that's really nice.

812
00:30:19.666 --> 00:30:21.000
Um.
- We got something.

813
00:30:21.000 --> 00:30:22.708
May not have been a lobster roll, but-

814
00:30:22.708 --> 00:30:24.041
- Yeah.
- We got something.

815
00:30:24.041 --> 00:30:25.375
- And they knew the Gibbs girl.

816
00:30:25.375 --> 00:30:26.208
- They did.
- Yeah.

817
00:30:26.208 --> 00:30:29.083
- So they, they obviously know
what's going on with Audrey.

818
00:30:29.083 --> 00:30:30.666
And I feel like now at this point,

819
00:30:30.666 --> 00:30:33.166
everybody thinks it has to
do with the werewolf, so.

820
00:30:33.166 --> 00:30:34.291
- Yeah.
- Yeah.

821
00:30:34.291 --> 00:30:35.166
- Yeah.

822
00:30:35.166 --> 00:30:36.500
- [Randy] I think we're onto something.

823
00:30:36.500 --> 00:30:37.333
- I think so too.

824
00:30:37.333 --> 00:30:39.458
- I wonder if their subs were good.

825
00:30:39.458 --> 00:30:40.291
- I know.
- I heard they're

826
00:30:40.291 --> 00:30:41.416
the best in town.
- They're probably the bomb.

827
00:30:41.416 --> 00:30:43.083
- I literally wish we
didn't get kicked out

828
00:30:43.083 --> 00:30:43.916
because I wanna lobster roll so bad.

829
00:30:43.916 --> 00:30:45.250
- You think we should go back in

830
00:30:45.250 --> 00:30:47.000
and ask for one with the camera?

831
00:30:47.000 --> 00:30:48.500
- Yeah. I think-
- Maybe-

832
00:30:48.500 --> 00:30:49.666
- [Randy] And I want one too.

833
00:30:49.666 --> 00:30:50.541
- Alright, Randy, you stay there.

834
00:30:50.541 --> 00:30:51.375
- I'm scared. (laughing)

835
00:30:51.375 --> 00:30:52.208
- We'll go get the lobster rolls.

836
00:30:52.208 --> 00:30:55.125
- Yeah.
- Can I stay here with Randy?

837
00:30:55.125 --> 00:30:56.000
'Cause I'm scared.

838
00:30:57.125 --> 00:30:58.458
- I mean, I want a lobster roll.

839
00:30:58.458 --> 00:31:01.125
(Emma laughing)

840
00:31:02.166 --> 00:31:05.083
- [Peter] Is the, sorry. Is the boom out?

841
00:31:05.083 --> 00:31:06.750
- Yeah. You're good.
- Okay, boom's out.

842
00:31:06.750 --> 00:31:10.166
We are getting some,

843
00:31:10.166 --> 00:31:13.791
like weed whacking or trim,
tree trimming out there.

844
00:31:13.791 --> 00:31:15.041
- Uh.
- I think we can

845
00:31:15.041 --> 00:31:15.875
fix it in post.

846
00:31:15.875 --> 00:31:17.000
- [Randy] Yeah, it's fine.

847
00:31:17.000 --> 00:31:18.625
- [Peter] All right. Sound is speeding.

848
00:31:18.625 --> 00:31:20.500
(Candice sighing)

849
00:31:20.500 --> 00:31:24.583
- [Amy] Candice, please, take.
take as long as you need.

850
00:31:25.875 --> 00:31:27.000
(Candice sobbing)

851
00:31:27.000 --> 00:31:27.833
- Uh.

852
00:31:29.208 --> 00:31:30.083
My, uh...

853
00:31:33.541 --> 00:31:37.541
Audrey used to, uh, walk the lane at night

854
00:31:37.541 --> 00:31:41.916
and she said it helped
clear her of anxiety,

855
00:31:41.916 --> 00:31:42.833
helped her sleep.

856
00:31:44.041 --> 00:31:45.416
(inhaling) Um.

857
00:31:48.458 --> 00:31:52.541
I can remember saying how
peaceful the night was.

858
00:31:54.000 --> 00:31:56.833
(Candice sobbing)

859
00:31:58.583 --> 00:31:59.416
Um.

860
00:32:01.000 --> 00:32:04.708
Spring's coming so the
air's that crispy clean.

861
00:32:07.750 --> 00:32:09.541
(Candince inhaling)

862
00:32:09.541 --> 00:32:10.375
Uh.

863
00:32:11.458 --> 00:32:13.625
She didn't come back, um,

864
00:32:14.958 --> 00:32:17.250
but she went out and so we,

865
00:32:17.250 --> 00:32:22.250
I took the dog for a walk to
go look for her. (snorting)

866
00:32:23.375 --> 00:32:27.166
We didn't, he didn't wanna keep going.

867
00:32:27.166 --> 00:32:29.750
He didn't wanna keep going. So.

868
00:32:31.166 --> 00:32:33.125
I felt something in the darkness.

869
00:32:33.125 --> 00:32:34.541
I don't know what it was.

870
00:32:35.791 --> 00:32:37.250
I.

871
00:32:37.250 --> 00:32:38.375
don't know what it was.

872
00:32:38.375 --> 00:32:40.291
I was afraid, I just...

873
00:32:42.083 --> 00:32:43.750
He got out of his collar.

874
00:32:43.750 --> 00:32:45.916
He just ran. He ran.

875
00:32:45.916 --> 00:32:48.666
And I called for his name
and I called for his name

876
00:32:48.666 --> 00:32:49.958
and he didn't come back.

877
00:32:49.958 --> 00:32:53.708
And I just kept going because
I knew something was wrong.

878
00:32:56.541 --> 00:32:58.041
I just kept going.

879
00:32:59.958 --> 00:33:03.458
And I, I walked and I walked and I walked.

880
00:33:06.791 --> 00:33:09.916
And then I saw, I. (inhaling)

881
00:33:09.916 --> 00:33:11.666
Oh my God, I saw her.

882
00:33:14.875 --> 00:33:19.875
I saw her eyes. (sobbing)

883
00:33:20.875 --> 00:33:25.583
And then I looked and, and
I saw everything was out.

884
00:33:25.583 --> 00:33:30.583
Everything was out.

885
00:33:32.791 --> 00:33:35.083
Am I a bad mother?

886
00:33:36.250 --> 00:33:38.083
- No, no. Please.
- No.

887
00:33:40.708 --> 00:33:45.125
- (sobbing) I feel so guilty.

888
00:33:45.125 --> 00:33:47.750
I just, I just thought they were stories.

889
00:33:49.458 --> 00:33:54.458
I didn't know I was gonna
lose my baby. (sobbing)

890
00:33:59.916 --> 00:34:02.708
(Candice inhaling and exhaling)

891
00:34:02.708 --> 00:34:04.166
- [Emma] It's not your fault.

892
00:34:05.500 --> 00:34:07.083
- [Amy] Candice, I'm so sorry.

893
00:34:08.458 --> 00:34:11.791
(Candice inhaling)

894
00:34:11.791 --> 00:34:12.625
- Uh.

895
00:34:14.541 --> 00:34:16.625
Have you talked to the mayor?

896
00:34:17.583 --> 00:34:18.916
- [Amy] I think that's, that's,

897
00:34:18.916 --> 00:34:21.208
that's next on our list, yeah.

898
00:34:22.875 --> 00:34:25.833
- His name's, uh, Les Holden.

899
00:34:28.041 --> 00:34:29.166
He's an old man.

900
00:34:30.541 --> 00:34:33.125
He put a stop to any
of this investigation.

901
00:34:39.583 --> 00:34:41.750
(Candice sobbing)

902
00:34:41.750 --> 00:34:43.250
- [Emma] Can I give you a hug?

903
00:34:45.708 --> 00:34:50.708
I'm so sorry.
(Candice sobbing)

904
00:34:53.000 --> 00:34:55.083
I'm sorry.
- I love want my baby back.

905
00:34:55.083 --> 00:34:57.500
Please, give me my baby back.

906
00:35:00.541 --> 00:35:02.916
- [Emma] I'm so sorry.

907
00:35:02.916 --> 00:35:05.708
(Candice sobbing)

908
00:35:13.750 --> 00:35:15.125
- [Peter] Sound is cutting.

909
00:35:17.750 --> 00:35:19.375
(Candice panting)
- [Emma] Thank you

910
00:35:19.375 --> 00:35:20.625
for sharing your story.

911
00:35:20.625 --> 00:35:22.541
- Thank you. Thank you.

912
00:35:28.041 --> 00:35:29.791
Thank you. Thank you.

913
00:35:30.750 --> 00:35:33.750
- [Amy] I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

914
00:35:33.750 --> 00:35:36.375
(Candice sobbing)

915
00:35:36.375 --> 00:35:38.083
- All right, Randy, if you wanna do this,

916
00:35:38.083 --> 00:35:41.041
let's get this fast while
the chainsaws are stopped.

917
00:35:41.041 --> 00:35:41.875
- [Randy] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

918
00:35:41.875 --> 00:35:43.291
I just wanna get a
little debrief after, uh-

919
00:35:43.291 --> 00:35:44.833
- [Peter] Sound speeding.

920
00:35:44.833 --> 00:35:46.208
- After everything in there.
(Emma speaking indistinctly)

921
00:35:46.208 --> 00:35:48.750
- I know, it keeps hitting us.

922
00:35:48.750 --> 00:35:50.625
- How's everyone feeling?
- Sad.

923
00:35:50.625 --> 00:35:52.333
- Yeah.
- Like, honestly.

924
00:35:53.750 --> 00:35:56.083
- Did anyone else find it
weird that she had said

925
00:35:56.083 --> 00:35:58.708
that she saw her daughter?

926
00:35:58.708 --> 00:35:59.875
- Mm.
- Like I thought

927
00:35:59.875 --> 00:36:01.750
that they said that her
daughter was missing.

928
00:36:01.750 --> 00:36:04.083
- Yeah,- I, I, I did catch that too.

929
00:36:05.416 --> 00:36:06.791
- So which is it?

930
00:36:12.500 --> 00:36:14.125
- That whole thing was traumatizing.

931
00:36:14.125 --> 00:36:15.583
Like absolutely traumatizing.

932
00:36:16.625 --> 00:36:17.458
- Yeah.
- Um.

933
00:36:19.541 --> 00:36:21.291
I think somebody's coming.

934
00:36:21.291 --> 00:36:22.833
- I know, I gotta, redo that

935
00:36:22.833 --> 00:36:24.000
anyway for sure.
- Who is that?

936
00:36:24.000 --> 00:36:25.083
- Like Absolutely.
- I don't, um,

937
00:36:25.083 --> 00:36:26.041
I'll keep rolling.

938
00:36:26.041 --> 00:36:28.000
Still rolling?
- Yeah. I will take.

939
00:36:28.000 --> 00:36:28.833
- All right.

940
00:36:28.833 --> 00:36:29.708
Uh, hi.
- Hi.

941
00:36:29.708 --> 00:36:31.000
- Hey.
- Hello.

942
00:36:31.000 --> 00:36:33.333
- Candice let us know
you were gonna be here.

943
00:36:33.333 --> 00:36:35.000
- [Amy] Oh yeah, we actually just got done

944
00:36:35.000 --> 00:36:36.416
talking to Candice.

945
00:36:36.416 --> 00:36:37.458
- Hey. How are you?

946
00:36:37.458 --> 00:36:39.583
- My husband's on the town council.

947
00:36:39.583 --> 00:36:41.041
- Yeah.
- He doesn't really want me

948
00:36:41.041 --> 00:36:45.000
talking to you guys, but
I do have a phone number

949
00:36:45.000 --> 00:36:47.333
that can help you get in
touch with the mayor, so.

950
00:36:47.333 --> 00:36:48.541
- [Emma] Oh, that would be great.

951
00:36:48.541 --> 00:36:51.208
- And while, and so
while she's doing that,

952
00:36:51.208 --> 00:36:52.166
there's some things you should know,

953
00:36:52.166 --> 00:36:56.208
like the stories that you've
heard, they get worse.

954
00:36:56.208 --> 00:36:59.041
They're very like, just heed caution

955
00:36:59.041 --> 00:37:00.791
when, whatever you guys
think you're doing.

956
00:37:00.791 --> 00:37:01.625
Like-
- Okay.

957
00:37:01.625 --> 00:37:02.500
- Like it's worse than you guys

958
00:37:02.500 --> 00:37:03.541
could ever imagine.
- Uh. My phone's in my bad.

959
00:37:03.541 --> 00:37:05.125
- Uh. Here you go.
- I'm sorry. Oh my God.

960
00:37:05.125 --> 00:37:06.875
Thanks, Randy.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

961
00:37:06.875 --> 00:37:08.833
- They don't want us talking about it.

962
00:37:08.833 --> 00:37:09.666
- Oh.
- At all.

963
00:37:09.666 --> 00:37:10.500
- Okay. Okay.

964
00:37:10.500 --> 00:37:12.000
His last, so that Holden is his last name?

965
00:37:12.000 --> 00:37:12.833
- Yeah.
- Okay, cool.

966
00:37:12.833 --> 00:37:13.666
I knew it was the last,

967
00:37:13.666 --> 00:37:14.500
but I didn't know his last name.

968
00:37:14.500 --> 00:37:16.208
Okay, let me get that number.

969
00:37:23.083 --> 00:37:24.625
Okay, oh my God, thank you so much,

970
00:37:24.625 --> 00:37:26.083
'cause we had no idea
how to get hold of him.

971
00:37:26.083 --> 00:37:27.041
- Yeah.

972
00:37:27.041 --> 00:37:28.041
- Good luck.
- Okay.

973
00:37:28.041 --> 00:37:28.875
Okay, Randy, I saved that

974
00:37:28.875 --> 00:37:29.708
under Les Holden.
- Sorry I can't really

975
00:37:29.708 --> 00:37:30.541
give you more information.

976
00:37:30.541 --> 00:37:31.750
- Copy. Um.
- Yeah.

977
00:37:31.750 --> 00:37:32.583
- I'm gonna go ahead and cut.

978
00:37:32.583 --> 00:37:33.875
- Best of luck.
- Have a good day.

979
00:37:33.875 --> 00:37:34.708
Thank you.
- Thank you.

980
00:37:34.708 --> 00:37:35.833
- Thank you. Thank you so much.

981
00:37:35.833 --> 00:37:37.625
- Time cut.
- Help them get outta here.

982
00:37:37.625 --> 00:37:39.500
- [Peter] Alright.

983
00:37:39.500 --> 00:37:40.708
Hold on.
- Huh?

984
00:37:40.708 --> 00:37:41.625
- Start loading up?
- Which one?

985
00:37:41.625 --> 00:37:43.166
- [Randy] Uh, yeah. Yeah,
yeah, let's load up.

986
00:37:43.166 --> 00:37:44.000
- [Peter] Start loading up.

987
00:37:44.000 --> 00:37:45.916
- No, what'd he say?

988
00:37:45.916 --> 00:37:50.458
- I don't know, it was just
like what he said I guess.

989
00:37:50.458 --> 00:37:53.250
- Mm. I just feel so sad right now.

990
00:37:54.958 --> 00:37:56.375
Um, we probably need to figure out

991
00:37:56.375 --> 00:37:58.041
what we're also gonna do tonight.

992
00:37:59.333 --> 00:38:01.291
- Sound.
- Sound. Hello, hello.

993
00:38:01.291 --> 00:38:02.708
- Huh? What?
- Peter? Hmm?

994
00:38:02.708 --> 00:38:03.541
- What?

995
00:38:04.583 --> 00:38:07.250
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh,
sound speed, testing.

996
00:38:07.250 --> 00:38:08.333
- Hello. Testing.

997
00:38:08.333 --> 00:38:10.375
Hear me?
- Sound up, sounds great.

998
00:38:10.375 --> 00:38:12.291
- Awesome.
- And action.

999
00:38:13.666 --> 00:38:15.625
- So we're here at the
home of Mayor Les Holden.

1000
00:38:15.625 --> 00:38:16.708
He's inside right now.

1001
00:38:16.708 --> 00:38:18.250
So we're gonna go get some interviews

1002
00:38:18.250 --> 00:38:19.250
and kind of try to figure out

1003
00:38:19.250 --> 00:38:21.000
what's going on with these legends.

1004
00:38:22.708 --> 00:38:25.458
(birds chirping)

1005
00:38:28.083 --> 00:38:30.750
(hand knocking)

1006
00:38:32.833 --> 00:38:34.500
(door clicks)

1007
00:38:34.500 --> 00:38:36.583
- Hi, ladies.
- Hi. I'm Emma.

1008
00:38:36.583 --> 00:38:37.875
We're here with "The Cryptid Project."

1009
00:38:37.875 --> 00:38:41.041
- Oh yes. Thank you so much
for coming by his house.

1010
00:38:41.041 --> 00:38:42.541
The office is just in shambles.

1011
00:38:42.541 --> 00:38:44.375
It's, we're doing construction

1012
00:38:44.375 --> 00:38:46.916
and it's just too much to
us, so thank you so much.

1013
00:38:46.916 --> 00:38:48.208
Come on in there.
- Yeah. Great.

1014
00:38:48.208 --> 00:38:49.791
- I will get him for you.
- Thank you.

1015
00:38:53.875 --> 00:38:56.333
- Who the fuck is this guy?

1016
00:38:56.333 --> 00:38:57.166
You know him?

1017
00:38:57.166 --> 00:39:00.083
Are you, are you rolling? He's, yeah.

1018
00:39:00.083 --> 00:39:01.458
Um.

1019
00:39:01.458 --> 00:39:02.458
How you doing, sir?

1020
00:39:02.458 --> 00:39:03.958
- How you doing?
- Good. Good.

1021
00:39:03.958 --> 00:39:04.791
Yeah.

1022
00:39:05.791 --> 00:39:08.458
(door clicking)

1023
00:39:10.333 --> 00:39:15.333
Rolling.
(machine whirring)

1024
00:39:22.833 --> 00:39:23.666
- We rolling?

1025
00:39:25.000 --> 00:39:25.833
- [Les] Hmm.

1026
00:39:26.791 --> 00:39:28.416
- Randy?
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

1027
00:39:28.416 --> 00:39:29.333
We're good to go.

1028
00:39:29.333 --> 00:39:31.208
- Okay.
- All right. Sounds speeding.

1029
00:39:42.875 --> 00:39:44.958
- [Emma] Thanks so much for
seeing us on short notice.

1030
00:39:44.958 --> 00:39:46.708
- No problem. No problem at all.

1031
00:39:47.791 --> 00:39:49.041
I actually have a theory.

1032
00:39:49.916 --> 00:39:52.541
When you have the opportunity
to be on television,

1033
00:39:52.541 --> 00:39:53.708
you take it.

1034
00:39:53.708 --> 00:39:56.416
Okay. (chuckles)
(Emma laughing)

1035
00:39:56.416 --> 00:39:57.791
What could we do for you?

1036
00:39:57.791 --> 00:40:00.375
- [Emma] Uh, so I was wondering
if you could share with us

1037
00:40:00.375 --> 00:40:03.916
your thoughts on this
werewolf of Fairfield County.

1038
00:40:03.916 --> 00:40:07.166
- (laughing) The old werewolf,

1039
00:40:07.166 --> 00:40:09.541
werewolf of Fairfield County.

1040
00:40:09.541 --> 00:40:11.250
Oh, we're, we're well aware of it.

1041
00:40:11.250 --> 00:40:12.541
Um.

1042
00:40:12.541 --> 00:40:15.333
You know, it's been around for centuries,

1043
00:40:15.333 --> 00:40:17.791
passed down from generation to generation.

1044
00:40:19.833 --> 00:40:24.416
But every town, every town
has a story just like this.

1045
00:40:24.416 --> 00:40:28.208
Ours might be just a little
more colorful, that's all.

1046
00:40:28.208 --> 00:40:29.291
- [Emma] No, sir.

1047
00:40:29.291 --> 00:40:30.583
- I know when I was in high school,

1048
00:40:30.583 --> 00:40:33.375
it was always the big rage
to go out Friday night,

1049
00:40:33.375 --> 00:40:34.791
looking for the werewolf.

1050
00:40:35.750 --> 00:40:37.625
So we always thought we would have fun,

1051
00:40:37.625 --> 00:40:40.500
but mostly ended up boring. (laughing)

1052
00:40:40.500 --> 00:40:44.208
- You know, urban legends,
wives tales, you know,

1053
00:40:44.208 --> 00:40:46.250
if you believe, you believe, you know,

1054
00:40:46.250 --> 00:40:50.375
but the town folk here, I mean, (sighing)

1055
00:40:50.375 --> 00:40:54.166
it's something a little
interesting, even a little scary.

1056
00:40:54.166 --> 00:40:55.541
But to be honest with you,

1057
00:40:56.791 --> 00:41:00.458
if we're bringing in
the tourists, so be it.

1058
00:41:01.333 --> 00:41:02.541
- Right.
- You know?

1059
00:41:03.583 --> 00:41:05.458
- [Emma] So what are
your thoughts surrounding

1060
00:41:05.458 --> 00:41:10.208
the circumstances of,
uh, the disappearance?

1061
00:41:12.916 --> 00:41:15.333
- Hmm. I guess they've talked to Candice.

1062
00:41:19.000 --> 00:41:21.041
- Candice.
- Audrey Gibbs.

1063
00:41:22.250 --> 00:41:24.250
- Ah. Audrey Gibbs.
- Hm. Yeah.

1064
00:41:24.250 --> 00:41:27.125
She hasn't left us alone

1065
00:41:27.125 --> 00:41:29.583
since Audrey went missing.

1066
00:41:29.583 --> 00:41:32.583
Becoming annoying little bitch.

1067
00:41:32.583 --> 00:41:35.125
- Thank you. Thank you, Miss Anchors.

1068
00:41:36.416 --> 00:41:40.833
So, exactly what did
Candice tell you guys?

1069
00:41:40.833 --> 00:41:43.291
- Uh, well, basically what she said was

1070
00:41:43.291 --> 00:41:45.500
that her daughter would
take these nightly walks.

1071
00:41:45.500 --> 00:41:48.125
right, and one night
Audrey went for a walk

1072
00:41:48.125 --> 00:41:50.500
and she did not come back.

1073
00:41:50.500 --> 00:41:55.500
So um, Mrs. Gibbs and her
dog went looking for her,

1074
00:41:55.916 --> 00:41:59.416
but the dog seemed, like,
different that night.

1075
00:41:59.416 --> 00:42:01.375
It was scared, I guess.

1076
00:42:01.375 --> 00:42:04.166
And it stopped and ran off
in the other direction.

1077
00:42:04.166 --> 00:42:05.958
She never saw it again either.

1078
00:42:05.958 --> 00:42:07.958
- Hm.

1079
00:42:07.958 --> 00:42:09.916
Well, you know,

1080
00:42:11.041 --> 00:42:11.916
let's face it.

1081
00:42:11.916 --> 00:42:16.375
I mean, we're talking
about a, a mother here

1082
00:42:16.375 --> 00:42:18.333
who's grieving, you know?

1083
00:42:18.333 --> 00:42:21.083
And she's looking for somebody to blame,

1084
00:42:21.083 --> 00:42:24.333
and to be honest, I completely understand.

1085
00:42:25.666 --> 00:42:29.041
But let me reiterate that Fairfield County

1086
00:42:29.041 --> 00:42:31.750
is a beautiful, pleasant place.

1087
00:42:31.750 --> 00:42:34.291
And I'll reassure you both

1088
00:42:34.291 --> 00:42:36.541
that there's nothing to fear at all.

1089
00:42:37.375 --> 00:42:38.208
Nothing.

1090
00:42:40.000 --> 00:42:40.875
- [Emma] Alright.

1091
00:42:42.166 --> 00:42:43.416
- Is there anything else?

1092
00:42:44.833 --> 00:42:45.708
- [Emma] I don't believe so.

1093
00:42:45.708 --> 00:42:46.625
Thank you so much for your time.

1094
00:42:46.625 --> 00:42:49.333
- Thank you.
- Oh, no problem. So welcome.

1095
00:42:49.333 --> 00:42:52.291
You're so welcome, and good luck.

1096
00:42:52.291 --> 00:42:53.125
P-please.

1097
00:42:53.125 --> 00:42:54.750
- [Emma] Thank you. Thank you.

1098
00:42:54.750 --> 00:42:56.541
- Mind if we have-
- Help yourselves.

1099
00:42:56.541 --> 00:42:59.000
- Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

1100
00:42:59.000 --> 00:43:00.083
- [Les] Thank you.

1101
00:43:00.083 --> 00:43:02.583
- Let me show you to the door.

1102
00:43:05.666 --> 00:43:08.041
- We were getting a, um, uh,

1103
00:43:08.041 --> 00:43:10.333
Randy, we were getting a
leaf blower in that I think.

1104
00:43:10.333 --> 00:43:11.458
Is that cool with you?

1105
00:43:11.458 --> 00:43:14.583
(door creaking)
- Uh, how bad was it?

1106
00:43:14.583 --> 00:43:16.333
- I don't know, just,

1107
00:43:16.333 --> 00:43:17.750
dude, we can fix it in post.

1108
00:43:17.750 --> 00:43:19.166
- It's fine. It's fine.
- Alright, alright.

1109
00:43:19.166 --> 00:43:20.625
Sound cuts.

1110
00:43:20.625 --> 00:43:22.583
- Shit. Peter.
- Ah, shit. Ah.

1111
00:43:22.583 --> 00:43:24.250
- Peter, get the sound.
(lighter clicking)

1112
00:43:24.250 --> 00:43:25.625
Peter, get the fucking sound.

1113
00:43:25.625 --> 00:43:27.083
- Why?
- The guy's coming?

1114
00:43:27.083 --> 00:43:28.833
- What guy? God this guy again?

1115
00:43:28.833 --> 00:43:31.000
- How are ya? What's going on?
- Come on.

1116
00:43:31.000 --> 00:43:32.750
- Oh.
- How are you?

1117
00:43:32.750 --> 00:43:34.250
Darren Pearson. Rep of the town.

1118
00:43:34.250 --> 00:43:35.083
Sorry about that.

1119
00:43:35.083 --> 00:43:36.166
I didn't get a chance to say
hello properly, you know?

1120
00:43:36.166 --> 00:43:37.250
- Nice to see you.
- I'm Emma-

1121
00:43:37.250 --> 00:43:38.208
- [Peter] Hold on, hold on, hold on.

1122
00:43:38.208 --> 00:43:39.375
- The mayor, he can,

1123
00:43:39.375 --> 00:43:40.625
the mayor, he could be a little bit, uh,

1124
00:43:40.625 --> 00:43:41.916
you know, flamboyant.

1125
00:43:41.916 --> 00:43:44.041
I don't want you to get
a bad image of the town.

1126
00:43:44.041 --> 00:43:46.625
- [Peter] Sound is speeding
now. We missed all that.

1127
00:43:47.541 --> 00:43:48.375
It's okay though.

1128
00:43:48.375 --> 00:43:50.625
- You know, bro. What
the fuck is your problem?

1129
00:43:50.625 --> 00:43:52.375
- Just hold on. Hold for the plane.

1130
00:43:53.458 --> 00:43:57.958
Just, um, can you say all
that again if you want to?

1131
00:43:57.958 --> 00:44:00.333
(plane whirring)

1132
00:44:00.333 --> 00:44:01.208
- I'm a rep of the town.

1133
00:44:01.208 --> 00:44:03.125
Uh, it's nice to meet you.

1134
00:44:03.125 --> 00:44:05.375
I've seen your guys'
stuff. You know, it's good.

1135
00:44:05.375 --> 00:44:06.625
I know about the show.

1136
00:44:06.625 --> 00:44:08.000
You guys plan on being around here a bit?

1137
00:44:08.000 --> 00:44:09.833
Uh, going out tonight?

1138
00:44:09.833 --> 00:44:11.750
- Oh yeah, for sure.
- Yeah.

1139
00:44:11.750 --> 00:44:13.708
- Doing your thing.
- Yeah.

1140
00:44:13.708 --> 00:44:16.333
- Alright.
(birds chirping)

1141
00:44:16.333 --> 00:44:17.875
I want you to call this number.

1142
00:44:18.875 --> 00:44:19.916
Real proposition for you.

1143
00:44:19.916 --> 00:44:21.750
My family has been here a long time.

1144
00:44:22.833 --> 00:44:26.333
We can say since, uh,
inception, if you will.

1145
00:44:26.333 --> 00:44:29.000
Um, give him a call,
he'll take care of ya,

1146
00:44:29.000 --> 00:44:30.416
take you on a little guide tour.

1147
00:44:30.416 --> 00:44:31.250
He'll show you where you want to be.

1148
00:44:31.250 --> 00:44:32.875
You're not gonna find anything

1149
00:44:32.875 --> 00:44:34.333
but he'll take you where you need to go.

1150
00:44:34.333 --> 00:44:35.166
- Who's this?

1151
00:44:36.375 --> 00:44:37.500
- It's my uncle.

1152
00:44:37.500 --> 00:44:38.333
- Okay.

1153
00:44:38.333 --> 00:44:40.041
- He'll take you where you need to go.

1154
00:44:40.041 --> 00:44:40.875
- Okay. Thank you.

1155
00:44:40.875 --> 00:44:45.583
- But, um, I can't have you
coming back here anymore.

1156
00:44:45.583 --> 00:44:47.916
I don't want you, I don't want
you to talking to the mayor.

1157
00:44:47.916 --> 00:44:49.041
- Okay.
- As you can see,

1158
00:44:49.041 --> 00:44:51.750
he's drinking, and that's off the record.

1159
00:44:53.750 --> 00:44:55.500
I can't have you coming back here again.

1160
00:44:55.500 --> 00:44:57.250
Alright? He'll take-

1161
00:44:57.250 --> 00:44:59.250
- [Emma] Sorry about that. (chuckles)

1162
00:44:59.250 --> 00:45:00.083
- No, it's all right.

1163
00:45:00.083 --> 00:45:03.125
No, he told you to come, but
just use that as your guide.

1164
00:45:03.125 --> 00:45:04.916
He'll take care of ya.

1165
00:45:04.916 --> 00:45:07.416
Um. We've been here a long time.

1166
00:45:09.000 --> 00:45:10.791
Alright, again, if you can call me,

1167
00:45:10.791 --> 00:45:13.375
my name's Darren.
- Thank you. Yeah, thank you.

1168
00:45:13.375 --> 00:45:14.375
- Alright, guys. Good luck.

1169
00:45:14.375 --> 00:45:15.958
- [Peter] Alright, see you later, Darren.

1170
00:45:15.958 --> 00:45:16.791
- Did you get the leaf blower?
- Alright,

1171
00:45:16.791 --> 00:45:17.791
we got a leaf blower.

1172
00:45:17.791 --> 00:45:19.500
- Fuck.
- Planes.

1173
00:45:19.500 --> 00:45:21.625
What do you wanna do,
you wanna fix it in post?

1174
00:45:21.625 --> 00:45:23.375
- Yeah, whatever.
- The editing software

1175
00:45:23.375 --> 00:45:24.375
nowadays is insane.

1176
00:45:26.666 --> 00:45:29.375
Can't do anything about
that guy's hair though.

1177
00:45:29.375 --> 00:45:32.083
- I mean, we don't really
have any other options.

1178
00:45:33.541 --> 00:45:37.000
- Fuck it. Let's go.
- Yeah.

1179
00:45:38.125 --> 00:45:39.625
- So up to this point in the footage,

1180
00:45:39.625 --> 00:45:40.833
everything is pretty normal.

1181
00:45:40.833 --> 00:45:43.291
This is how most of their episodes go.

1182
00:45:43.291 --> 00:45:46.166
But everything after
this is all new to them.

1183
00:45:46.166 --> 00:45:47.375
They had no idea.

1184
00:45:48.583 --> 00:45:51.000
- [Interviewer] So tell us a
little bit about how you felt

1185
00:45:51.000 --> 00:45:52.500
during the next portion of this film.

1186
00:45:52.500 --> 00:45:55.083
How did it make you feel the
first time you watched it?

1187
00:45:57.125 --> 00:45:57.958
- Fear.

1188
00:46:02.500 --> 00:46:04.916
(feet crunching)
- It's so cute.

1189
00:46:04.916 --> 00:46:05.916
- [Peter] I don't know about this, guys.

1190
00:46:05.916 --> 00:46:08.625
- [Randy] What, uh, what'd
you say his name was again?

1191
00:46:09.541 --> 00:46:11.958
- Oh, um. Val, right?

1192
00:46:11.958 --> 00:46:13.500
- Yes.
- Yeah.

1193
00:46:13.500 --> 00:46:14.333
- Yeah.

1194
00:46:15.375 --> 00:46:16.500
So his name is Val Pearson.

1195
00:46:16.500 --> 00:46:18.000
His family has been in this area

1196
00:46:18.000 --> 00:46:19.500
for literally like generations.

1197
00:46:19.500 --> 00:46:21.166
I mean, we're talking even before

1198
00:46:21.166 --> 00:46:23.541
this legend actually started.

1199
00:46:23.541 --> 00:46:26.375
- Yeah. And, uh, we met
Darren Pearson the other day.

1200
00:46:26.375 --> 00:46:27.750
- Guys.
- He sent us out here

1201
00:46:27.750 --> 00:46:28.875
to meet him, so.

1202
00:46:28.875 --> 00:46:30.083
What?
- Uh.

1203
00:46:31.041 --> 00:46:31.875
- Randy, I think that's him.
- Is that him?

1204
00:46:31.875 --> 00:46:33.208
- I don't know. Um.

1205
00:46:33.208 --> 00:46:35.208
- Hey.
- Are you Mr. Pearson?

1206
00:46:35.208 --> 00:46:36.666
- You Val?
- I am.

1207
00:46:38.250 --> 00:46:39.541
- [Peter] Hey Val. Oh.

1208
00:46:39.541 --> 00:46:42.291
(birds chirping)

1209
00:46:44.458 --> 00:46:45.458
- Um.
- Hi.

1210
00:46:45.458 --> 00:46:46.750
- You still rolling? Do you want sound?

1211
00:46:46.750 --> 00:46:48.291
- How you doing?
- Hi.

1212
00:46:48.291 --> 00:46:49.583
Nice to meet you.
- Yeah.

1213
00:46:51.208 --> 00:46:52.833
- [Peter] Sound guy.

1214
00:46:52.833 --> 00:46:55.291
- You don't say.
(Emma chuckles)

1215
00:46:55.291 --> 00:46:57.500
And you are?
- Randy.

1216
00:46:57.500 --> 00:46:58.333
- Randy.

1217
00:46:59.791 --> 00:47:01.250
- Val, do you mind coming to the middle?

1218
00:47:01.250 --> 00:47:02.375
- Absolutely.
- I'll come on this side.

1219
00:47:02.375 --> 00:47:04.375
- Thank you so much for
taking the time to talk to us.

1220
00:47:04.375 --> 00:47:06.000
- Uh.

1221
00:47:06.000 --> 00:47:11.000
Yeah, first thing we need to go over

1222
00:47:11.250 --> 00:47:15.125
before I take you
adrenaline junkies out here

1223
00:47:16.375 --> 00:47:20.000
is we're gonna have to go over some, um,

1224
00:47:20.000 --> 00:47:22.791
things you may encounter out here.

1225
00:47:22.791 --> 00:47:25.666
Um. You guys got bug spray?

1226
00:47:25.666 --> 00:47:26.875
- Oh.
- Yes.

1227
00:47:26.875 --> 00:47:29.291
- You're gonna, you're
gonna need bug spray.

1228
00:47:29.291 --> 00:47:32.750
You're gonna get eaten alive by the bugs.

1229
00:47:33.875 --> 00:47:35.125
Um.

1230
00:47:35.125 --> 00:47:35.958
Maybe.

1231
00:47:35.958 --> 00:47:37.791
- You're not gonna throw
us to the wolves, are you?

1232
00:47:37.791 --> 00:47:39.333
- I see what you did there.

1233
00:47:39.333 --> 00:47:40.166
(Emma and Randy laughing)

1234
00:47:40.166 --> 00:47:41.166
Um.

1235
00:47:41.166 --> 00:47:45.833
Ticks are another problem out here.

1236
00:47:45.833 --> 00:47:49.250
Um. I would suggest hats.

1237
00:47:50.083 --> 00:47:53.583
If you don't have one,
check yourself thoroughly.

1238
00:47:55.083 --> 00:47:59.791
- I got you.
- Poison ivy is also something

1239
00:47:59.791 --> 00:48:01.166
that you're gonna have to look out for.

1240
00:48:01.166 --> 00:48:03.333
You guys know what poison ivy looks like?

1241
00:48:03.333 --> 00:48:05.125
- Yes, I do.
- What does it look like?

1242
00:48:05.125 --> 00:48:06.250
- So it's got three leaves

1243
00:48:06.250 --> 00:48:07.916
and it usually looks
like a little teardrop.

1244
00:48:07.916 --> 00:48:10.625
- Okay, you guys paying attention here?

1245
00:48:10.625 --> 00:48:12.375
Alright.
- I'm listening.

1246
00:48:12.375 --> 00:48:16.583
- Okay, uh, now we're gonna
get into some wildlife

1247
00:48:16.583 --> 00:48:17.958
that you guys are have to be aware of.

1248
00:48:17.958 --> 00:48:20.875
And I want you to listen very carefully.

1249
00:48:22.625 --> 00:48:23.791
First off,

1250
00:48:25.166 --> 00:48:28.333
there, this area's been
known to have wolves,

1251
00:48:28.333 --> 00:48:32.250
but luckily for you guys

1252
00:48:32.250 --> 00:48:35.875
they've been run off for the most part

1253
00:48:35.875 --> 00:48:38.750
when people started building houses

1254
00:48:38.750 --> 00:48:42.416
and taking over their land,
they had to go somewhere.

1255
00:48:42.416 --> 00:48:46.458
You probably won't find an actual wolf.

1256
00:48:48.500 --> 00:48:52.000
There have been some black bear sightings,

1257
00:48:52.000 --> 00:48:55.416
a few weeks ago, as a matter of fact.

1258
00:48:56.666 --> 00:48:57.625
Um.

1259
00:48:57.625 --> 00:49:00.875
Was that, you know,

1260
00:49:00.875 --> 00:49:03.291
something that happens all the time?

1261
00:49:03.291 --> 00:49:06.000
No, but it could happen

1262
00:49:06.000 --> 00:49:09.375
and you should be aware of this.

1263
00:49:11.250 --> 00:49:14.250
Poison ivy, I think I mentioned that.

1264
00:49:14.250 --> 00:49:17.583
Snakes is the last on the list.

1265
00:49:18.875 --> 00:49:20.458
Indigenous to this area.

1266
00:49:20.458 --> 00:49:23.458
We have the timber rattlesnake

1267
00:49:23.458 --> 00:49:28.458
and we have a copperheads
that you may run into.

1268
00:49:29.375 --> 00:49:30.916
Here's the important part.

1269
00:49:32.125 --> 00:49:34.791
If we encounter any

1270
00:49:35.958 --> 00:49:39.458
of these, this wildlife
that I've spoke of,

1271
00:49:40.333 --> 00:49:41.583
let me handle it.

1272
00:49:42.833 --> 00:49:44.750
- Okay.
- I'm sure you guys are,

1273
00:49:44.750 --> 00:49:47.000
you know, from wherever you're from.

1274
00:49:47.000 --> 00:49:50.500
Not really, I guess knowledgeable

1275
00:49:50.500 --> 00:49:53.208
on dealing with Copperheads,

1276
00:49:53.208 --> 00:49:57.125
dealing with bears,
dealing with maybe a wolf.

1277
00:49:58.166 --> 00:49:59.000
So,

1278
00:50:00.291 --> 00:50:04.291
with all that being said,
I think it's time, kiddos.

1279
00:50:04.291 --> 00:50:06.250
Uh. (hands clap)

1280
00:50:06.250 --> 00:50:07.583
You guys got that?

1281
00:50:07.583 --> 00:50:08.416
- Quick question.
- Got it.

1282
00:50:08.416 --> 00:50:09.958
- What about werewolves?

1283
00:50:09.958 --> 00:50:13.625
- What about werewolves?
(Peter chuckling)

1284
00:50:13.625 --> 00:50:17.166
Well, I guess we'll just have to, uh,

1285
00:50:18.333 --> 00:50:19.375
find out.

1286
00:50:19.375 --> 00:50:23.333
They're also known to
maybe be in the area.

1287
00:50:23.333 --> 00:50:25.708
Does that answer your question, Randy?

1288
00:50:25.708 --> 00:50:27.125
- Guess it does.
- Alright.

1289
00:50:27.125 --> 00:50:28.708
Are we ready to go or what?

1290
00:50:28.708 --> 00:50:30.333
Are we gonna stand around and talk?

1291
00:50:30.333 --> 00:50:32.250
- Yeah, um, Randy, I started rolling

1292
00:50:32.250 --> 00:50:33.583
like halfway through that.

1293
00:50:33.583 --> 00:50:37.625
Um, there was a plane at
the beginning. Is that cool?

1294
00:50:37.625 --> 00:50:38.875
- Yeah, I'm sure it's fine.
- It's good?

1295
00:50:38.875 --> 00:50:39.750
- Yeah.
- Val, can I put

1296
00:50:39.750 --> 00:50:42.000
my hoodie in your house?

1297
00:50:42.000 --> 00:50:44.500
It's kind of hot. I don't
want to bring it up there.

1298
00:50:44.500 --> 00:50:45.416
You mind?
- Yeah, I guess so.

1299
00:50:45.416 --> 00:50:47.166
- Okay, thank you.
- Yeah.

1300
00:50:47.166 --> 00:50:50.416
- Yeah. So we just need
to tuck our, our stuff-

1301
00:50:50.416 --> 00:50:53.333
- You guys go get your stuff together.

1302
00:50:53.333 --> 00:50:55.583
- Alright.
- We will meet back

1303
00:50:55.583 --> 00:50:57.250
in this general area

1304
00:50:58.291 --> 00:50:59.541
in just a little bit.

1305
00:50:59.541 --> 00:51:01.208
- Oh, thank you so much, Val.

1306
00:51:01.208 --> 00:51:02.208
- Thank you. Thanks, Val.

1307
00:51:02.208 --> 00:51:03.333
- You're welcome.
- Thank you. Awesome.

1308
00:51:03.333 --> 00:51:04.166
- You got a lighter?

1309
00:51:04.166 --> 00:51:06.208
- I need to spray bug spray.
- Yeah.

1310
00:51:06.208 --> 00:51:09.125
Better spray down-
- I am like getting bit. Yeah.

1311
00:51:09.125 --> 00:51:09.958
- No, I don't.
- I've got a feeling

1312
00:51:09.958 --> 00:51:11.458
tonight's gonna be really good.

1313
00:51:11.458 --> 00:51:14.250
- God, I hate snakes.
- Certainly not boring.

1314
00:51:14.250 --> 00:51:15.208
- Oh, but copperheads are cute

1315
00:51:15.208 --> 00:51:16.916
'cause they look like Hershey
Kiss like like on the design.

1316
00:51:16.916 --> 00:51:19.250
- Yeah. Maybe cute to you.
- Define cute.

1317
00:51:19.250 --> 00:51:20.083
- They're cute.
- What? (laughing)

1318
00:51:20.083 --> 00:51:21.416
(spray hissing)

1319
00:51:21.416 --> 00:51:23.041
- [Val] Can we speed this up please?

1320
00:51:23.041 --> 00:51:23.875
- [Peter] Yeah. Yep.

1321
00:51:23.875 --> 00:51:24.708
Here. Here, trade me.
- Oh.

1322
00:51:24.708 --> 00:51:25.541
Sorry.
- Okay.

1323
00:51:25.541 --> 00:51:26.375
I gotta tuck my socks

1324
00:51:26.375 --> 00:51:27.500
so I don't get ticks on my,

1325
00:51:27.500 --> 00:51:29.208
(door creaking)

1326
00:51:29.208 --> 00:51:30.041
on my jeans.
(Emma coughing)

1327
00:51:30.041 --> 00:51:33.333
(spray hissing)

1328
00:51:33.333 --> 00:51:34.833
- Did you just spray that in your armpit?

1329
00:51:34.833 --> 00:51:35.916
- Ugh.
- Do you wanna bit

1330
00:51:35.916 --> 00:51:36.750
in your armpit?

1331
00:51:36.750 --> 00:51:37.583
I sure don't.
- Oh, this stuff

1332
00:51:37.583 --> 00:51:39.583
smells so bad, ugh.

1333
00:51:39.583 --> 00:51:41.875
(can hissing)
(birds chirping)

1334
00:51:41.875 --> 00:51:44.958
- 10 bucks says he's the fucking werewolf.

1335
00:51:44.958 --> 00:51:46.916
- He's so mean.
- I'd take that back.

1336
00:51:48.041 --> 00:51:49.416
- He gives werewolf's vibes, right?

1337
00:51:49.416 --> 00:51:51.000
- He does.
- I mean...

1338
00:51:51.000 --> 00:51:52.958
- It's the beard.
- It is the beard.

1339
00:51:52.958 --> 00:51:54.583
It is the beard. Randy-

1340
00:51:55.791 --> 00:51:58.708
(insects chirping)

1341
00:52:05.958 --> 00:52:09.166
- Alright, you guys ready?
- Yeah.

1342
00:52:09.166 --> 00:52:11.083
- [Peter] Uh. Yeah.

1343
00:52:11.083 --> 00:52:13.166
- Alright. We are rolling.

1344
00:52:13.166 --> 00:52:15.000
- Sound is speeding.
- Alright.

1345
00:52:16.583 --> 00:52:17.625
- [Peter] Val, gimme a level.

1346
00:52:17.625 --> 00:52:19.375
Say, say something funny.

1347
00:52:19.375 --> 00:52:21.750
- Funny.
- Hell yeah. Sounds good.

1348
00:52:21.750 --> 00:52:23.000
Whenever you want, Randy.

1349
00:52:24.333 --> 00:52:27.541
- [Randy] Alright and action.

1350
00:52:27.541 --> 00:52:29.666
- [Amy] So Val, could you
tell us a little bit about

1351
00:52:29.666 --> 00:52:32.166
your family's origins in the area

1352
00:52:32.166 --> 00:52:34.583
and kind of what you're thinking

1353
00:52:34.583 --> 00:52:36.958
is really what these legends are?

1354
00:52:37.833 --> 00:52:40.125
- Well, I can tell you
what these legends are.

1355
00:52:41.250 --> 00:52:42.291
They're truth.

1356
00:52:43.875 --> 00:52:45.916
My family knows this.

1357
00:52:47.291 --> 00:52:50.791
My family's been here for generations.

1358
00:52:52.708 --> 00:52:54.208
Here in these woods,

1359
00:52:55.333 --> 00:52:57.791
they made these woods their home

1360
00:52:59.041 --> 00:53:01.166
before the paved roads.

1361
00:53:03.583 --> 00:53:05.958
Before all the town foe came in.

1362
00:53:07.916 --> 00:53:11.541
This was, this was our home.

1363
00:53:11.541 --> 00:53:12.875
My family's home.

1364
00:53:15.250 --> 00:53:17.375
This land is in our blood.

1365
00:53:20.250 --> 00:53:22.250
And throughout the generations,

1366
00:53:25.458 --> 00:53:29.041
my grandfather's
grandfather would tell tales

1367
00:53:30.958 --> 00:53:32.375
about these woods,

1368
00:53:33.750 --> 00:53:36.333
about a creature that walks.

1369
00:53:38.125 --> 00:53:41.583
Half man, half wolf.

1370
00:53:44.541 --> 00:53:48.125
Now, unless you've really lived here

1371
00:53:49.083 --> 00:53:50.416
for a long time,

1372
00:53:51.791 --> 00:53:55.000
longer than any of us have been alive,

1373
00:53:56.458 --> 00:53:58.500
passed down through the generations,

1374
00:53:58.500 --> 00:54:01.958
some know these aren't stories.

1375
00:54:04.083 --> 00:54:07.166
Like the town folk then would say,

1376
00:54:08.291 --> 00:54:11.791
"It'll keep the children out
of the woods", they said.

1377
00:54:11.791 --> 00:54:12.625
Hm.

1378
00:54:13.541 --> 00:54:17.041
Ah, they knew more than what
they were leading on for sure.

1379
00:54:19.750 --> 00:54:22.666
- You know, we got some
really great stories

1380
00:54:22.666 --> 00:54:24.416
from different people here in town.

1381
00:54:24.416 --> 00:54:27.416
But the mayor seems to not
really believe anything.

1382
00:54:27.416 --> 00:54:32.416
- (laughing) The mayor,
that stuck up douche turd.

1383
00:54:33.541 --> 00:54:36.500
You know, I don't like him.

1384
00:54:37.333 --> 00:54:39.125
He doesn't like me.

1385
00:54:39.125 --> 00:54:42.625
He doesn't like the fact
that my nephews work

1386
00:54:42.625 --> 00:54:46.875
or I don't like it that my
nephew's working for him.

1387
00:54:48.208 --> 00:54:50.291
I don't like that one bit.

1388
00:54:50.291 --> 00:54:52.500
Plus, he's a Holden.

1389
00:54:53.666 --> 00:54:56.791
He owes no stake in this part.

1390
00:54:56.791 --> 00:54:59.500
He doesn't know anything about what I know

1391
00:55:02.125 --> 00:55:03.416
and what I know,

1392
00:55:04.916 --> 00:55:07.833
I can give you a story before we move on.

1393
00:55:08.875 --> 00:55:11.291
- Yeah, please.
- Please, please. (chuckles)

1394
00:55:11.291 --> 00:55:15.083
- I was about 17, 18 years old.

1395
00:55:16.083 --> 00:55:19.833
I was out in these woods doing
a little squirrel hunting.

1396
00:55:19.833 --> 00:55:21.375
You guys like squirrel?

1397
00:55:21.375 --> 00:55:23.041
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Okay.

1398
00:55:24.000 --> 00:55:25.625
- They're cute.
- Yeah. (laughing)

1399
00:55:25.625 --> 00:55:27.833
- Well, I wasn't getting them for looks.

1400
00:55:29.583 --> 00:55:33.791
We were squirrel hunting
and it was getting dark.

1401
00:55:34.708 --> 00:55:37.333
Well, close to this.

1402
00:55:38.791 --> 00:55:41.041
I knew it was time to get back

1403
00:55:41.041 --> 00:55:44.708
'cause I knew what that night
brought on the full moon.

1404
00:55:47.375 --> 00:55:49.875
And well, I packed up,

1405
00:55:51.625 --> 00:55:53.541
packed up and left.

1406
00:55:55.875 --> 00:55:59.791
And as I got crossed through the field

1407
00:55:59.791 --> 00:56:02.625
right where my family had some,

1408
00:56:04.041 --> 00:56:06.000
had a lot of livestock there

1409
00:56:06.000 --> 00:56:09.916
that also mysteriously starting to die,

1410
00:56:11.458 --> 00:56:14.833
just sliced up

1411
00:56:16.083 --> 00:56:16.916
mutilated.

1412
00:56:19.000 --> 00:56:20.666
I got right to the edge

1413
00:56:22.625 --> 00:56:24.666
and I heard this howl.

1414
00:56:27.250 --> 00:56:29.375
I turn around and I see him standing

1415
00:56:30.291 --> 00:56:31.958
right there along the tree line.

1416
00:56:34.250 --> 00:56:35.083
And,

1417
00:56:36.958 --> 00:56:38.541
oh, the memories it brings.

1418
00:56:38.541 --> 00:56:41.250
This sight was gray,

1419
00:56:43.083 --> 00:56:44.250
looked like a man,

1420
00:56:46.000 --> 00:56:47.375
stood upright.

1421
00:56:49.458 --> 00:56:51.250
It definitely didn't act like a man.

1422
00:56:53.333 --> 00:56:56.166
That's when I ran like
I've never ran before.

1423
00:56:58.208 --> 00:56:59.625
Straight to the barn,

1424
00:57:01.833 --> 00:57:03.000
I got quiet,

1425
00:57:04.041 --> 00:57:07.666
thought I may have a
chance to get to the house.

1426
00:57:09.250 --> 00:57:13.708
Well, it was quiet for a minute.

1427
00:57:15.000 --> 00:57:17.458
Then that howl and that growl came out.

1428
00:57:19.083 --> 00:57:20.375
I took off.

1429
00:57:20.375 --> 00:57:22.583
Before I got in the house, I looked back

1430
00:57:22.583 --> 00:57:24.583
and he's standing there

1431
00:57:25.791 --> 00:57:28.625
like, he didn't care that I saw him.

1432
00:57:31.666 --> 00:57:33.166
I ran in the house,

1433
00:57:35.375 --> 00:57:36.541
shut the door.

1434
00:57:39.958 --> 00:57:42.708
I kind of blacked out I guess after that.

1435
00:57:45.333 --> 00:57:47.875
There was nothing I was gonna do.

1436
00:57:50.000 --> 00:57:53.833
But what I saw that
night, I'll never forget.

1437
00:57:57.583 --> 00:57:59.916
- Well, thank you so much for
sharing your story with us.

1438
00:57:59.916 --> 00:58:01.958
- Yeah.
- So what's the plan?

1439
00:58:02.833 --> 00:58:06.458
- Well, given what I've told you,

1440
00:58:07.791 --> 00:58:10.625
you'll find all the
answers to your questions

1441
00:58:10.625 --> 00:58:12.166
right here in the woods.

1442
00:58:15.333 --> 00:58:16.291
That's the plan.

1443
00:58:20.166 --> 00:58:21.458
- [Randy] Alright. That was good.

1444
00:58:21.458 --> 00:58:22.458
Uh.

1445
00:58:22.458 --> 00:58:24.250
Cut. I don't think we need another take.

1446
00:58:26.041 --> 00:58:27.041
Alright, I'm gonna grab some B roll.

1447
00:58:27.041 --> 00:58:29.000
We can just walk through the woods.

1448
00:58:29.000 --> 00:58:30.916
- [Peter] Do you wanna,
you want sound on this?

1449
00:58:30.916 --> 00:58:33.458
- No, I-it's fine.
- Cool.

1450
00:58:33.458 --> 00:58:36.208
(feet crunching)

1451
00:58:43.125 --> 00:58:45.916
- Right here. Watch your step.
- Huh?

1452
00:58:48.375 --> 00:58:50.791
- [Val] These little walls right here.

1453
00:58:50.791 --> 00:58:51.708
Whoa.
- Sorry.

1454
00:58:51.708 --> 00:58:53.041
- Watch where? Oh shit, oh.

1455
00:58:54.125 --> 00:58:55.916
- Look out Randy, right? Oh God.

1456
00:58:55.916 --> 00:58:57.416
My boom, my boom's stuck.

1457
00:58:57.416 --> 00:58:58.250
Oh fuck.

1458
00:59:00.500 --> 00:59:02.500
- Need help?
- Yeah. Yeah.

1459
00:59:02.500 --> 00:59:04.541
Amy, Emma, somebody come (indistinct)

1460
00:59:04.541 --> 00:59:06.000
Okay, nevermind. I got it, I got it.

1461
00:59:06.000 --> 00:59:06.916
- [Amy] Oh my god.

1462
00:59:08.041 --> 00:59:08.875
- Val, you didn't tell me about

1463
00:59:08.875 --> 00:59:10.375
the tree monsters in these woods.

1464
00:59:10.375 --> 00:59:11.708
- [Val] Where'd you find this guy?

1465
00:59:11.708 --> 00:59:13.666
(Emma laughing)

1466
00:59:13.666 --> 00:59:16.500
(Emma speaking faintly)

1467
00:59:16.500 --> 00:59:20.083
- [Amy] Val, do people
come to these woods often?

1468
00:59:20.083 --> 00:59:22.000
- [Val] No, not really.

1469
00:59:24.041 --> 00:59:28.791
A little adrenaline
junkies like yourselves

1470
00:59:28.791 --> 00:59:30.541
doing your little shows.

1471
00:59:32.583 --> 00:59:35.625
Yeah, we get a lot of them,

1472
00:59:35.625 --> 00:59:37.875
but I guess for some reason

1473
00:59:38.833 --> 00:59:40.875
you guys get the special treatment.

1474
00:59:40.875 --> 00:59:42.916
(Emma chuckles)

1475
00:59:42.916 --> 00:59:47.541
I've never been asked to be
a tour guide if you will,

1476
00:59:49.000 --> 00:59:53.041
but I guess they saw something in you guys

1477
00:59:53.041 --> 00:59:58.041
that they wanted me to
give you the grand tour.

1478
00:59:59.583 --> 01:00:01.291
- [Emma] Well, you're doing a great job.

1479
01:00:01.291 --> 01:00:06.291
- Well, thank you, Emma.
(Emma chuckles)

1480
01:00:06.416 --> 01:00:11.041
It's rough terrain. Little history lesson.

1481
01:00:11.041 --> 01:00:12.166
- [Emma] Oh, watch out.

1482
01:00:13.250 --> 01:00:14.708
- There's, uh-

1483
01:00:14.708 --> 01:00:17.125
- Uh, there's a tree. Be careful.

1484
01:00:17.125 --> 01:00:17.958
Oh.

1485
01:00:18.875 --> 01:00:22.500
Are you sure you don't need
someone guiding you? (laughing)

1486
01:00:24.708 --> 01:00:26.708
- We're in a tough time.

1487
01:00:28.041 --> 01:00:30.000
- [Peter] Y'all see my lighter?

1488
01:00:30.000 --> 01:00:31.625
Shit.

1489
01:00:31.625 --> 01:00:33.208
- [Emma] Oh god.

1490
01:00:33.208 --> 01:00:34.833
- Randy, you have my lighter?

1491
01:00:34.833 --> 01:00:37.208
- Five second rule I guess.
- No. You got it.

1492
01:00:37.208 --> 01:00:38.041
- What?

1493
01:00:38.041 --> 01:00:40.291
(Val sighing)

1494
01:00:40.291 --> 01:00:41.791
- Do people go missing in these woods?

1495
01:00:41.791 --> 01:00:45.541
Like is that-
- There have been cases.

1496
01:00:45.541 --> 01:00:46.416
Yes.

1497
01:00:48.125 --> 01:00:52.291
If you're alluding to,
is it werewolf related,

1498
01:00:53.333 --> 01:00:54.166
again,

1499
01:00:55.125 --> 01:00:59.208
some of the older town folk believe so.

1500
01:01:01.083 --> 01:01:03.458
- What about ticks?
(Emma and Amy laughing)

1501
01:01:03.458 --> 01:01:04.833
- Oh-
- For real?

1502
01:01:04.833 --> 01:01:08.583
- Well, you're in the woods, genius.

1503
01:01:09.416 --> 01:01:10.833
- [Peter] So what you're
saying is I'm more likely

1504
01:01:10.833 --> 01:01:12.916
to get bit by a tick than a werewolf?

1505
01:01:13.875 --> 01:01:15.500
- Oh.

1506
01:01:15.500 --> 01:01:17.208
In any other woods,

1507
01:01:18.333 --> 01:01:19.416
I'd say yeah.

1508
01:01:21.208 --> 01:01:22.291
Not here, buddy.

1509
01:01:30.000 --> 01:01:35.000
Not here.
(leave crunching)

1510
01:01:35.208 --> 01:01:36.291
- [Peter] Where we going?

1511
01:01:38.791 --> 01:01:40.166
- [Val] Well, we're looking

1512
01:01:41.208 --> 01:01:44.625
for the answers you've come for.

1513
01:01:44.625 --> 01:01:45.958
- [Peter] Facts.

1514
01:01:48.958 --> 01:01:49.875
Randy, you coming?

1515
01:01:50.791 --> 01:01:52.208
You getting, are you getting the wide,

1516
01:01:52.208 --> 01:01:53.375
the nice wide shot?

1517
01:01:53.375 --> 01:01:55.041
- [Randy] Yeah, I'm getting wide. Hold on.

1518
01:01:56.375 --> 01:01:59.041
This guy's fuckin nuts.

1519
01:02:04.458 --> 01:02:05.791
Hey, hey. Wait, wait up.

1520
01:02:05.791 --> 01:02:06.625
Wait up. Wait.

1521
01:02:07.583 --> 01:02:09.250
- [Peter] What do you
think about this guy?

1522
01:02:09.250 --> 01:02:11.000
- He's fucking nuts.
- I think this guy's weird.

1523
01:02:11.000 --> 01:02:12.916
- [Randy] Yeah, he's fucking....

1524
01:02:12.916 --> 01:02:15.750
- [Peter] I don't know. I
don't know if I trust this guy.

1525
01:02:17.583 --> 01:02:19.833
Sorry, Randy had to tie his shoe.

1526
01:02:19.833 --> 01:02:20.666
- [Emma] Watch out.

1527
01:02:20.666 --> 01:02:22.208
There's uh, poison ivy.
- This is like all poison ivy

1528
01:02:22.208 --> 01:02:23.333
So just be careful.

1529
01:02:23.333 --> 01:02:24.166
- [Randy] Alright, I'm gonna cut.

1530
01:02:24.166 --> 01:02:26.583
Rolling. Val, what'd you wanna show us?

1531
01:02:26.583 --> 01:02:28.708
- Uh, it's just right up here.

1532
01:02:28.708 --> 01:02:30.791
- Is anyone else burning up?
- Oh yeah, it's so muggy.

1533
01:02:30.791 --> 01:02:33.041
- Randy, will you please take my jacket?

1534
01:02:33.041 --> 01:02:34.000
Thank you.
- Got you.

1535
01:02:38.083 --> 01:02:40.291
- [Val] Right here.

1536
01:02:40.291 --> 01:02:42.041
It's the foundation

1537
01:02:43.833 --> 01:02:47.166
of a house that stood here 100 years ago.

1538
01:02:48.541 --> 01:02:50.291
- Hey, Val, hang on one second.

1539
01:02:50.291 --> 01:02:51.916
Randy, you want me to get sound on this?

1540
01:02:51.916 --> 01:02:54.458
- Yeah, could you?
- Yeah. Alright.

1541
01:02:55.625 --> 01:02:57.458
And sound is speeding.

1542
01:02:59.125 --> 01:03:02.166
- Yep, 100 years ago,

1543
01:03:02.166 --> 01:03:04.958
my family's house sat right up there

1544
01:03:05.958 --> 01:03:08.750
and this pile of rubble
is all that's left.

1545
01:03:09.875 --> 01:03:14.583
Well, my family spilled a lot of blood

1546
01:03:14.583 --> 01:03:16.500
soaked in these soils.

1547
01:03:18.375 --> 01:03:20.250
Yeah, a lot of memories.

1548
01:03:21.416 --> 01:03:22.416
Some good.

1549
01:03:23.666 --> 01:03:25.083
Some not so good.

1550
01:03:26.583 --> 01:03:27.750
- [Peter] Hold on, guys.

1551
01:03:32.083 --> 01:03:32.916
- [Val] What?

1552
01:03:33.875 --> 01:03:37.166
- Something moving down there.

1553
01:03:41.583 --> 01:03:43.041
It's getting louder.
- What?

1554
01:03:46.625 --> 01:03:48.791
Hold on. Lemme get closer.

1555
01:03:48.791 --> 01:03:51.625
I might be able to figure out
which way it's coming from.

1556
01:03:54.333 --> 01:03:55.833
(wolf howling)
Ah!

1557
01:03:55.833 --> 01:03:57.541
(Emma screaming and laughing)

1558
01:03:57.541 --> 01:03:59.041
- Oh my God. Guys!

1559
01:04:00.875 --> 01:04:01.708
- [Amy] Oh, yeah.

1560
01:04:01.708 --> 01:04:02.708
It definitely is that way.
- We gotta go.

1561
01:04:02.708 --> 01:04:07.083
- No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no.

1562
01:04:07.083 --> 01:04:08.125
It's not the time.

1563
01:04:08.125 --> 01:04:11.583
No, I'm, I strongly advise not doing this.

1564
01:04:11.583 --> 01:04:13.500
- Val, we might actually get something.

1565
01:04:13.500 --> 01:04:15.000
- Yeah.

1566
01:04:15.000 --> 01:04:17.833
This, you don't know what's out there.

1567
01:04:17.833 --> 01:04:19.166
- Randy, what do you think?

1568
01:04:19.166 --> 01:04:21.208
- I mean, chances are it's like a bobcat.

1569
01:04:21.208 --> 01:04:23.041
There's bear, there's coyotes,

1570
01:04:23.041 --> 01:04:24.500
there's mountain lion.

1571
01:04:24.500 --> 01:04:25.625
Like it could be-
- I think we should go.

1572
01:04:25.625 --> 01:04:26.625
- Are wolves up here?

1573
01:04:26.625 --> 01:04:27.875
- Could be.
- We gotta go.

1574
01:04:27.875 --> 01:04:28.708
- Like actual wolves.
- No.

1575
01:04:28.708 --> 01:04:32.166
Look, did you guys not hear
anything that I've said?

1576
01:04:33.250 --> 01:04:35.458
These woods are dangerous.

1577
01:04:37.916 --> 01:04:39.000
- Yeah. We'll be fine.

1578
01:04:39.000 --> 01:04:39.833
Come on guys, let go.
- Yeah.

1579
01:04:39.833 --> 01:04:41.375
I, we have to.
- Just come with us.

1580
01:04:41.375 --> 01:04:42.250
We need your help.

1581
01:04:42.250 --> 01:04:45.083
- No, I, I can't help
you on this right now.

1582
01:04:45.083 --> 01:04:46.166
- It's moving that way.

1583
01:04:46.166 --> 01:04:49.291
- No, I, I got a bad feeling about this.

1584
01:04:49.291 --> 01:04:51.000
- [Amy] Yeah, it's
definitely coming from yeah.

1585
01:04:51.000 --> 01:04:52.750
- Thank you for your help though.

1586
01:04:52.750 --> 01:04:53.875
We gotta move guys.
- Yeah.

1587
01:04:53.875 --> 01:04:55.458
Yeah.
- Let's go.

1588
01:04:55.458 --> 01:04:57.250
- Coming, Randy?
- Yeah.

1589
01:05:01.041 --> 01:05:03.708
(Emma laughing)

1590
01:05:04.666 --> 01:05:06.000
- Want me to keep rolling?
- Yeah.

1591
01:05:06.000 --> 01:05:06.833
Do you still hear it?

1592
01:05:06.833 --> 01:05:08.041
- Guys, hurry up.
- Hold up. Hold on.

1593
01:05:08.041 --> 01:05:09.083
Wait. Stop moving.

1594
01:05:11.875 --> 01:05:14.458
No, whatever was moving
is not moving anymore.

1595
01:05:16.666 --> 01:05:17.500
My foot.

1596
01:05:17.500 --> 01:05:18.333
- [Amy] But it came from this direction.

1597
01:05:18.333 --> 01:05:19.166
- [Peter] It came from that direction.

1598
01:05:19.166 --> 01:05:21.166
- Yo, let's go.
- Like it was like,

1599
01:05:21.166 --> 01:05:23.291
like galloping or trotting, I don't know.

1600
01:05:23.291 --> 01:05:24.458
- Yeah, it's probably-
- Hey, did he-

1601
01:05:24.458 --> 01:05:25.291
- [Amy] Like I said, it's
probably like a bear or something.

1602
01:05:25.291 --> 01:05:26.416
- [Randy] Did he say his
family spilled a lot of blood-

1603
01:05:26.416 --> 01:05:27.958
- It was something that
was running on all fours.

1604
01:05:27.958 --> 01:05:29.416
It was (imitating running)

1605
01:05:29.416 --> 01:05:31.416
- Peter. Peter.
- Stuff around here,

1606
01:05:31.416 --> 01:05:32.750
like for sure.
- What? Huh?

1607
01:05:32.750 --> 01:05:34.208
- [Randy] Did he say his family spilled

1608
01:05:34.208 --> 01:05:35.625
a lot of blood on this land?

1609
01:05:36.500 --> 01:05:37.750
Did you hear him say that?

1610
01:05:38.708 --> 01:05:39.541
- Guys, stop messing around.

1611
01:05:39.541 --> 01:05:41.958
- Da, did he say his family
spilled blood on this land?

1612
01:05:41.958 --> 01:05:43.166
- Yeah. I was kind of confused about that.

1613
01:05:43.166 --> 01:05:44.125
- [Randy] What the fuck was that?

1614
01:05:44.125 --> 01:05:45.583
- Like slaughtering animals?

1615
01:05:45.583 --> 01:05:46.708
Like-
- I don't know.

1616
01:05:46.708 --> 01:05:48.416
- What kind of blood?

1617
01:05:48.416 --> 01:05:51.541
- I don't know. Was like humans?

1618
01:05:54.208 --> 01:05:55.333
- [Randy] All right, let's
just keep going. Fucking-

1619
01:05:55.333 --> 01:05:56.708
- Yeah, I was gonna say it
came from this direction,

1620
01:05:56.708 --> 01:05:58.291
so let's just check it out.

1621
01:05:58.291 --> 01:06:03.000
Like I said, chances are
probably like (indistinct)

1622
01:06:05.125 --> 01:06:05.958
- Are we good?

1623
01:06:05.958 --> 01:06:07.666
- [Randy] Peter, you still
rolling sound on this hot?

1624
01:06:07.666 --> 01:06:09.833
- Uh, hold on, I need
to take my shirt off.

1625
01:06:09.833 --> 01:06:10.666
It's getting so hot.

1626
01:06:10.666 --> 01:06:11.750
Uh.

1627
01:06:11.750 --> 01:06:13.375
Yeah, yeah. Sound speeding.

1628
01:06:13.375 --> 01:06:14.666
- [Randy] Alright, we're,
just hurry up here.

1629
01:06:14.666 --> 01:06:15.750
- It was this way?
- Okay.

1630
01:06:15.750 --> 01:06:16.583
- [Amy] Yeah. Yeah.

1631
01:06:16.583 --> 01:06:17.458
And this is good.

1632
01:06:17.458 --> 01:06:18.375
- Am I good?
- Yeah.

1633
01:06:18.375 --> 01:06:19.416
I think this is perfect.

1634
01:06:19.416 --> 01:06:22.625
- Okay, guys, we just heard a howl,

1635
01:06:22.625 --> 01:06:25.708
and in this area, there hasn't
been a native population

1636
01:06:25.708 --> 01:06:29.500
of gray wolves since the
area was first settled.

1637
01:06:29.500 --> 01:06:32.041
So that means we're getting really close

1638
01:06:32.041 --> 01:06:34.333
and we heard something
coming from this way.

1639
01:06:34.333 --> 01:06:37.083
(feet crunching)

1640
01:06:46.041 --> 01:06:48.375
I'm not seeing anything yet.

1641
01:06:56.875 --> 01:06:58.000
Do you guys smell that?

1642
01:06:59.416 --> 01:07:01.208
- Ew.
- Oh my God.

1643
01:07:01.208 --> 01:07:02.041
Yeah. Watch where you step.

1644
01:07:02.041 --> 01:07:02.875
- [Randy] What the fuck is that?

1645
01:07:02.875 --> 01:07:04.875
- Yeah. Watch where you step.

1646
01:07:04.875 --> 01:07:06.166
I don't know.
- Wait.

1647
01:07:07.500 --> 01:07:09.666
Oh my God.
(Emma screaming)

1648
01:07:09.666 --> 01:07:11.333
(werewolf howling)

1649
01:07:11.333 --> 01:07:12.208
(Emma sobbing)

1650
01:07:12.208 --> 01:07:13.333
Randy, run!

1651
01:07:13.333 --> 01:07:17.458
- Oh my God. (indistinct)
- Fuck this, man!

1652
01:07:17.458 --> 01:07:22.458
- Oh, fuck, fuck, fuck.
(Amy sobbing)

1653
01:07:22.625 --> 01:07:24.250
- [Amy] Ah. Oh my God.

1654
01:07:24.250 --> 01:07:26.250
Oh my God. No.

1655
01:07:26.250 --> 01:07:28.000
Oh my God. Oh my God.

1656
01:07:28.958 --> 01:07:29.791
No.

1657
01:07:32.541 --> 01:07:35.541
(feet thudding)

1658
01:07:35.541 --> 01:07:37.208
- Hey, hey. You need....

1659
01:07:37.208 --> 01:07:38.041
(Amy sobbing)

1660
01:07:38.041 --> 01:07:39.625
You need to calm down.
You need to calm down.

1661
01:07:39.625 --> 01:07:40.958
Have you seen Peter?
- No.

1662
01:07:40.958 --> 01:07:41.958
- Fuck.

1663
01:07:41.958 --> 01:07:42.791
Fuck!

1664
01:07:42.791 --> 01:07:43.625
- Is Emma dead?

1665
01:07:43.625 --> 01:07:44.458
- Hey, don't worry about that right now.

1666
01:07:44.458 --> 01:07:45.458
- No. (sobbing)

1667
01:07:45.458 --> 01:07:47.458
- We need to find Val and
we need to find Peter. Okay?

1668
01:07:47.458 --> 01:07:48.375
- Val fucking left us.

1669
01:07:48.375 --> 01:07:50.291
- He just, no, he probably just ran off.

1670
01:07:50.291 --> 01:07:51.333
Come on, come on. We need to keep going.

1671
01:07:51.333 --> 01:07:52.666
We need to keep going. Come on, come on.

1672
01:07:52.666 --> 01:07:53.833
Come on.
- Oh God.

1673
01:07:53.833 --> 01:07:54.666
Oh, God.

1674
01:07:55.875 --> 01:07:57.583
- [Randy] I think hear something.

1675
01:07:57.583 --> 01:07:59.541
I think I hear something.

1676
01:07:59.541 --> 01:08:02.708
(Amy sobbing)

1677
01:08:02.708 --> 01:08:03.958
- [Amy] Oh God.

1678
01:08:06.708 --> 01:08:08.666
- [Randy] I think I hear something.

1679
01:08:08.666 --> 01:08:09.500
Peter?

1680
01:08:10.458 --> 01:08:11.291
Peter?

1681
01:08:12.416 --> 01:08:14.333
P-Peter, are you okay?

1682
01:08:14.333 --> 01:08:16.083
- [Peter] I don't know.

1683
01:08:16.083 --> 01:08:21.083
- [Randy] Peter? (gasping)

1684
01:08:22.041 --> 01:08:22.875
Oh my God.

1685
01:08:24.083 --> 01:08:27.333
- What do I do?

1686
01:08:27.333 --> 01:08:30.333
- [Randy] What the fuck?

1687
01:08:30.333 --> 01:08:31.666
Oh my God. What the fuck?

1688
01:08:31.666 --> 01:08:33.291
- I don't know.

1689
01:08:33.291 --> 01:08:38.291
- [Randy] What the fuck?
(Peter sobbing)

1690
01:08:38.458 --> 01:08:41.375
(werewolf growling)

1691
01:08:41.375 --> 01:08:44.458
(Amy panting)
Oh, oh my God.

1692
01:08:44.458 --> 01:08:45.958
Oh, oh my-
(Amy screaming)

1693
01:08:45.958 --> 01:08:47.416
What the, what the fuck?

1694
01:08:47.416 --> 01:08:49.208
What the fuck?

1695
01:08:49.208 --> 01:08:50.791
Oh my God.
- Oh my God.

1696
01:08:50.791 --> 01:08:52.916
- Run!
- Oh my God! No!

1697
01:08:52.916 --> 01:08:54.583
Oh my God! No!

1698
01:08:54.583 --> 01:08:55.583
(Amy screaming)

1699
01:08:55.583 --> 01:08:57.083
Oh my God.

1700
01:08:57.083 --> 01:09:00.375
(Amy screaming)

1701
01:09:00.375 --> 01:09:02.375
(Randy panting)

1702
01:09:02.375 --> 01:09:03.208
- Oh my God, Val.

1703
01:09:03.208 --> 01:09:04.708
Val, please, please. You gotta help us.

1704
01:09:04.708 --> 01:09:05.625
Please.
- You need,

1705
01:09:05.625 --> 01:09:06.625
you need to get outta here.

1706
01:09:06.625 --> 01:09:07.458
- [Randy] What?

1707
01:09:07.458 --> 01:09:08.875
- You need to get back in the woods.

1708
01:09:08.875 --> 01:09:10.791
- [Randy] No, we can't.

1709
01:09:11.791 --> 01:09:13.208
- Get outta here.
- Randy, no, Randy.

1710
01:09:13.208 --> 01:09:14.208
- Get outta here.
- Randy, Randy, Randy,

1711
01:09:14.208 --> 01:09:15.041
Randy, Randy, Randy.

1712
01:09:15.041 --> 01:09:17.500
We have to go. We have to go.

1713
01:09:17.500 --> 01:09:19.250
- [Randy] What? What?

1714
01:09:19.250 --> 01:09:20.083
- Oh, shit.
- Shit.

1715
01:09:20.083 --> 01:09:20.916
- Come.
- Oh shit!

1716
01:09:20.916 --> 01:09:21.875
Oh shit!

1717
01:09:21.875 --> 01:09:25.916
(Randy grunting and panting)

1718
01:09:25.916 --> 01:09:26.916
(werewolf growling)

1719
01:09:26.916 --> 01:09:28.875
Oh my God. Oh my God.

1720
01:09:28.875 --> 01:09:33.041
Oh. (panting)

1721
01:09:34.708 --> 01:09:35.916
Oh, shit.

1722
01:09:35.916 --> 01:09:37.250
- Hey, hey, hey. Help me, help me.

1723
01:09:37.250 --> 01:09:38.083
- Oh my God.
- Help me.

1724
01:09:38.083 --> 01:09:38.916
- [Randy] We need to get outta here.

1725
01:09:38.916 --> 01:09:39.750
(werewolf growling)

1726
01:09:39.750 --> 01:09:40.958
Oh shit! Oh shit!

1727
01:09:40.958 --> 01:09:41.791
Oh shit!

1728
01:09:41.791 --> 01:09:45.125
(Randy and Amy panting)

1729
01:09:47.083 --> 01:09:48.500
- Help me.
- It's gonna be fine.

1730
01:09:48.500 --> 01:09:49.541
Just stay with me.

1731
01:09:49.541 --> 01:09:50.875
- Oh my God.
- Just stay with me.

1732
01:09:50.875 --> 01:09:52.250
- Oh my God.

1733
01:09:52.250 --> 01:09:53.500
Oh my God.

1734
01:09:53.500 --> 01:09:55.083
Amy, what do we do?
- We need help, get help.

1735
01:09:55.083 --> 01:09:57.541
- Run! Oh my God.
(Werewolf growling)

1736
01:09:57.541 --> 01:09:58.375
Oh shit.

1737
01:09:58.375 --> 01:10:01.708
(Amy and Randy panting)

1738
01:10:03.958 --> 01:10:06.291
- Oh my God. Keep going.
(werewolf growling)

1739
01:10:06.291 --> 01:10:10.375
- Fuck.
(Amy panting)

1740
01:10:10.375 --> 01:10:14.041
Fuck. (panting)

1741
01:10:14.041 --> 01:10:15.333
- [Amy] Oh my God, Randy, the keys!

1742
01:10:15.333 --> 01:10:16.291
The keys, the keys.

1743
01:10:16.291 --> 01:10:17.125
- Oh shit!

1744
01:10:17.125 --> 01:10:20.916
Shit. (grunting and panting)

1745
01:10:20.916 --> 01:10:23.083
(keys jangling)

1746
01:10:23.083 --> 01:10:25.625
- [Amy] Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry.

1747
01:10:25.625 --> 01:10:26.708
Okay, okay, okay.

1748
01:10:26.708 --> 01:10:28.625
Okay, okay, okay, okay.

1749
01:10:29.708 --> 01:10:31.125
- [Man] Hey! Hey!

1750
01:10:33.041 --> 01:10:34.416
- [Randy] Oh my God!

1751
01:10:34.416 --> 01:10:39.416
(feet thudding)
(Amy sobbing)

1752
01:10:40.666 --> 01:10:42.833
Fuck!
- Oh, no, no, no, no!

1753
01:10:42.833 --> 01:10:44.916
No. Oh my God, Randy!

1754
01:10:44.916 --> 01:10:48.458
Randy! No!
(werewolf growling)

1755
01:10:48.458 --> 01:10:50.250
(Amy sobbing)

1756
01:10:50.250 --> 01:10:52.666
(gun fires)

1757
01:10:52.666 --> 01:10:55.833
(werewolf groaning)

1758
01:10:55.833 --> 01:10:58.583
(Randy gurgling)

1759
01:11:02.666 --> 01:11:05.333
(motor humming)

1760
01:11:17.125 --> 01:11:18.416
- At some point that night,

1761
01:11:18.416 --> 01:11:21.666
the 911 call center received a report

1762
01:11:22.541 --> 01:11:23.916
that everybody was dead.

1763
01:11:27.750 --> 01:11:29.458
- [Interviewer] Mr.
Kilroy, what happened then?

1764
01:11:31.916 --> 01:11:34.625
- Fortunately, the responding
officers got there so quickly

1765
01:11:34.625 --> 01:11:37.583
that they were able to
retrieve the footage

1766
01:11:37.583 --> 01:11:40.291
before anybody knew the true
gravity of the situation.

1767
01:11:43.708 --> 01:11:44.666
- [Interviewer] I (sighing)

1768
01:11:44.666 --> 01:11:46.333
Mr. Kilroy, I'm, I'm looking at this,

1769
01:11:46.333 --> 01:11:48.458
the footage does kind of conflict

1770
01:11:48.458 --> 01:11:49.708
with the official report, doesn't it?

1771
01:11:49.708 --> 01:11:51.416
I mean, the Sheriff's
Department said nothing

1772
01:11:51.416 --> 01:11:53.250
about the other six
individuals caught on camera.

1773
01:11:53.250 --> 01:11:57.083
Not to mention the, uh, the
assailant that they encountered.

1774
01:11:59.041 --> 01:12:00.666
No one has interviewed any of 'em.

1775
01:12:00.666 --> 01:12:03.125
- Our paralegals were
never able to even confirm

1776
01:12:03.125 --> 01:12:04.583
the existence of anybody else.

1777
01:12:04.583 --> 01:12:08.000
Val Pearson was the only
lead, that went nowhere.

1778
01:12:08.000 --> 01:12:10.708
There's so many unanswered
questions about this whole case.

1779
01:12:10.708 --> 01:12:14.375
I think if the families had not
gotten legal representation,

1780
01:12:14.375 --> 01:12:16.125
we wouldn't know anything about it.

1781
01:12:19.666 --> 01:12:22.041
We have caught the Fairfield
County Sheriff's Department

1782
01:12:22.041 --> 01:12:25.583
in mid coverup and we intend
to do something about it.

1783
01:12:27.333 --> 01:12:28.166
- [Interviewer] Hmm.

1784
01:12:29.208 --> 01:12:30.750
I mean, I guess now that
the footage is out there,

1785
01:12:30.750 --> 01:12:32.125
what should we expect next?

1786
01:12:35.041 --> 01:12:36.000
- Time will tell.

1787
01:12:38.333 --> 01:12:39.250
Time will tell.

1788
01:12:42.000 --> 01:12:43.750
- [Interviewer] Alright,
everybody, that's a wrap.

1789
01:12:47.708 --> 01:12:49.041
- All right. You did good.

1790
01:12:49.041 --> 01:12:51.500
Let me get this real quick from you.

1791
01:12:51.500 --> 01:12:52.791
We good?

1792
01:12:52.791 --> 01:12:57.208
- [Interviewer] Thank you,
Mr. Kilroy, this was good.

1793
01:12:58.416 --> 01:12:59.750
- And cut.
- Cut.

1794
01:13:02.125 --> 01:13:04.625
(eerie music)

1795
01:15:25.083 --> 01:15:28.416
(eerie music continues)