[suspenseful music playing]
[Amy] There's this huge vortex. It's this dark hole.
This area is not healthy for the living.
I'm afraid that she's gonna end up dead.
I was at the top of the stairs and I felt two hands just pushed me.
You're in a lot of trouble here.
Like feeling somebody getting smacked on the face.
[intense music playing]
It could become more and more violent,
so that could cause death.
Can I have a minute?
[Amy] It's always been negative.
This is bad.
It wants the person dead.
My name is Amy Allen.
[groans]
I see dead people.
I saw a lean creature.
I speak to dead people and they speak to me.
This person feels like a monster.
But there's only one way to know if my findings are real.
They are sucking the life out of these people.
I rely on my partner.
I'm Steve DiSchiavi.
I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.
So how many bodies are we talking?
And I know every person, every house has secrets.
It's my job to reveal them.
But Steve and I never speak.
We never communicate during an investigation.
Until the very end.
- Hmm, I'm not gonna like this. - [groans]
When we uncover if it's safe for you to stay.
I'm sorry. I need to take a break.
Or time to get out.
It wants inside the house because it wants to kill you.
[gasps]
[intense music playing]
[Steve] So I'm in Wilmington, North Carolina on the Cape Fear coast.
Seems to be a good name for this place
because I got a call from a couple Deb and Elaine,
they are scared out of their minds.
Whatever the entity or entities that are in our house
are affecting our health and our safety.
It's like attacking us.
So, if you would please help us,
we have nowhere else to turn.
[Steve] Deb says Amy and I are her last chance
and if we can't help, it won't be long before she's a widow.
[Amy] There's this huge vortex.
Like it's this dark hole.
This vortex messes with the living.
So the people can get lost in what's real and what's manipulation.
[intense music playing]
This area is not healthy for the living.
Agh!
[Steve] Deb, I know when we spoke on the phone,
you were desperate and needed our help,
but I got tight driving up here. This place is beautiful.
Yeah, I mean, your home is just...
Should be in a magazine somewhere.
What's it like living in this house?
We are just living through a hell at this point
and I'm so worried about my wife being hurt.
I'm afraid that she's going to end up dead.
Why do you think whatever's here is going after Elaine?
Do you have any thoughts on that?
I think she's more open to the...
the spiritual world.
[Steve] On the phone you said Elaine used to be a cop and a firefighter, right?
[Deb] Yes.
Okay. So is it just the two of you living here?
[Deb] Yes. It's just us.
[Steve] Well, you look happy in this photo.
[Deb] When we're away from the house, we are.
[Steve] Okay, how long have you guys been together?
We've been together almost 20 years.
So how long have you lived here, though?
Almost five years.
Almost five years, okay.
So, Deb, I'm obviously going to do my investigation on the home and the property.
Is there anything that you could tell me that could help my investigation?
Well, the previous owners that we bought the home from
had a son who was murdered here in town.
He lived here for a period of time.
Okay, I'm going to look into that obviously.
All right, so Deb, do me a favor
and give me a list of what you guys are going through.
[Deb] Well, we hear voices.
We have seen shadow figures.
It's become more aggressive
and I really feel that it's trying to kill Elaine at this point.
It's depleting her life force.
It's definitely affecting her and her health.
All right, so what do you mean when you say, it's sucking out her life force?
About three o'clock in the afternoon it's...
She's just exhausted and she has to go lay down.
Is what's going on here causing you guys to fight at all?
Elaine says that, for sure.
So what makes you think that's from the paranormal,
it's just not like couple stuff?
When we leave and go on vacation it's completely different.
- Yeah. - [Deb] Um...
That's why I'm saying, I think we're at least influenced by something here.
Your wife is basically being destroyed slowly.
And you're standing here watching it happen.
It's devastating.
So we got to fix this.
[Amy] I felt something following me
that didn't feel like a person.
It just felt like a really dark energy.
It's malevolent.
You do feel watched and stalked by it.
This dark energy is showing itself to me as a spider.
And I think it can suck all of the life force out of everything.
And I was looking around
and it was like, everything was dying.
[intense music playing]
This dark nasty presence can affect the living by,
I believe, like basically draining their, their life energy
so that can make them very ill.
Also, kind of intrusive thoughts.
Regret, remorse, depression, over and over and over again.
And I hear somebody being, like,
"Yeah, it's always been dark there. It's always been negative."
[Steve] What's going on in here?
I see shadow figures out of the corner of my eyes.
Is it always down here?
Usually in the entryway and stairway.
- [Steve] Okay, so it's not in just one spot. - Right.
Could it be coming from outside?
Because, you know, the road's out here,
is it possible that's happening?
No, we don't have that much traffic and we shut the blinds.
[Steve] Okay. Anything else?
Things are moving on their own.
Okay. So give me an example.
A lot of times I'll come down in the morning
and my pictures are moved.
[Steve] Is anything else moving?
Um, we have like little rocks that you can hear being picked up
and put back on a mirror.
So those are moving and we'll get up and they'll be moved.
What room is this in?
In the master bedroom.
- Sounds like whatever's here doesn't want you to sleep. - Right.
Okay.
[Amy] This energy takes a toll on the living.
Physical and a mental and an emotional obviously toll.
The people who are living in it
are feeling the sense
that this isn't quite right.
There's something wrong with their reality.
What I want to understand is this dark thing,
that I know is like stalkerish and watches.
There's annoyance with this.
[intense music playing]
Okay, the clothes are all purty
and you come back and it's like, you know,
this one's here like that, you know.
And you're like, "No, no, no.
I definitely had that pillow over there." [bleep]
"All right. All right."
And it's like constantly [bleep] doing [bleep] like that.
And this thing likes this, chaos.
[Steve] So what's going on in here?
I felt the bed shake.
Can you show me how hard it was when it happened?
Sure. It was like this.
- Okay, so substantial. - Yeah.
Anything else physical like that happen?
I've been touched.
How?
Across my jaw
and one time while I was standing in this bedroom,
I felt like a force, full, straight down my spine.
How did you react?
I like pulled my clothes off
because I thought something was crawling on me.
- You mean, like, like a spider or something? - [Deb] Yeah.
- [Steve] What else? - I've been choked.
Choked, explain what happened.
- I was sound asleep. - Okay.
And woken about 3:15 in the morning
and it felt like there was actually something in my throat
and I was having a hard time breathing.
- So it had freaked you out a little bit. - [Deb] Yeah.
I was quite scared.
I know you're worried about your wife,
but you're having some stuff happen to you.
Yeah.
Hopefully we can get something figured out and how to fix it.
[Amy] The dark energy, that spider looking thing, it's everywhere.
That thing is freaking them the [bleep] out.
Someone is being touched and, and messed with here.
I see a woman.
She's not seeing anything just feeling the hands
and like grabbed, like here, I'm thinking.
And she's like yanking back.
They're scared, they're scared
and they're having all of those experiences.
Like, feeling somebody getting smacked on the face.
This is bad.
[intense music playing]
[Steve] So Elaine, Deb told me that she thinks whatever here is trying to kill you.
I mean... And you agree with that?
I do.
So talking to Deb and I asked her, you know,
how your relationship's going because of all this?
She said you guys are, kind of, fighting a little bit more than normal.
A little bit?
[laughs]
I'm ready to take a break and just drive on out the driveway.
- And you don't think it's just relationship stuff? - [Elaine] I mean...
No.
No, we've been together for almost 19 years.
So, obviously, you've had experiences.
Can you tell me about some of them?
I've seen all kinds of shadow figures all over the house.
Describe what you're seeing.
Very tall shadow figures, maybe seven foot tall.
- Really? - Yes.
I saw one in my bedroom and it had legs
and it moved from the closet area
and it moved through the bed
and just disappeared through the wall.
So, Elaine, when I was talking to Deb,
she told me that you were a firefighter and a cop as well.
I got to assume like me,
I've seen the worst of the worst and I have PTSD from it.
Yes.
Do you think that whatever's happening to you...
here with the paranormal,
the PTSD is getting triggered?
- No. - [Steve] You don't?
No, I... I can tell the difference between the two.
Okay.
I don't have an explanation for what's happening.
It sounds like it's trying to drive you guys crazy.
It is. I feel like I'm going crazy with it.
[Amy] So somebody has seen a figure
and it is this dark energy.
So, they've seen a form. That's interesting.
This living person was raped.
They're actually kind of creating a person
out of this energy and that's pretty interesting.
So this person's created a shadow figure
that looks like their attacker.
[cameraman] What is it that they're seeing?
This is a young male.
Short hair.
Like a professional aura.
Like, someone who's like nine to five, clean cut.
They've actually given it, like, a existence in like a shape.
It's become kind of physical in a way.
Obviously, they must have some kind of ability.
Okay, shadow figures. We got that.
What else are you experiencing?
I was sitting watching TV one night on the couch
and I felt a really bad burning sensation on my back.
Okay, what was it?
Well, I asked Deb to look at it
because I thought that something had bit me
and she lifted my shirt up...
and this is what...
she saw.
[Steve] And this just came out of nowhere?
Out of nowhere and it hurt for a long time.
All right, anything else?
I was at the top of the stairs
and I felt two hands on my back,
and it was a pretty hard shove.
I reached around and grabbed the handrail with both hands
and if I hadn't have, I would have went straight down the... the stairs.
[Steve] Obviously, if you would have fell,
you could have broke your neck.
- It would have busted my head wide open. - [Steve] Right.
You know, as tough as you are, you know, your background,
I'm surprised you didn't run the hell out of here,
because I think I might have ran out.
[sighs]
Okay, anything else?
Since we've moved in
my health has completely went downhill.
You know, when I spoke to Deb earlier, she mentioned that.
Um, explain to me what's going on with you?
- I stay tired all the time. - Sounds like depression.
I know and I'm not... I don't feel depressed.
[Steve] Do you feel abused?
I do by something that I cannot see.
You're in a lot of trouble here.
This has got to stop.
[intense music playing]
[cameraman] What kind of effect would all this have
on somebody that spends a lot of time here?
This dark energy, I think being exposed to it
could make you sick, uh, because it killed.
It was, it was killing, just sucking the life out of everything.
[intense music playing]
It's sucking the life out of people,
feeling off constantly. Never feeling quite right.
Um...
Questioning your sanity. Uh, questioning your reality.
Obviously there's physical interaction with this thing as well,
which is dangerous and traumatizing.
I think that they could get very ill, if not, even die from it.
[intense music playing]
[Steve] So, one of the first calls I made when I got to town
was the local professor who's helped me out before.
She tells me one of the earliest owners of Deb and Elaine's property
had nothing but heartbreak from the second he set foot on the land.
Well, professor, it's good to see you again and thanks for helping me out.
No problem.
So who was this early owner with all the bad luck you told me about?
Well, his name was Luke Hill McClammy
and he was born in Wilmington in 1848.
When does Luke wind up buying my client's property?
Luke bought it in 1874 and he was just married.
He and his wife Mary wanted to start a family at that point.
So you told me he had nothing but heartbreak when he got onto my client's property.
What happened?
Five years after he'd bought the property,
his first son, Worth McClammy, died in infancy.
- Okay. - [Angela] And then,
in 1880, there were two deaths.
One was his daughter, Francis,
and also Luke's twin brother, David, died of unknown causes.
Oh! Jeez!
- This guy can't catch a break. - No, he really can't.
Luke's last remaining child, Julian, died at the age of 22.
Do things ever get better for this guy?
Only for about 12 years.
And then in 1909, Luke's beloved wife, Mary,
was outside in the morning feeding the chickens as she usually did
and she dropped over dead from a heart attack.
[Steve] I mean, is anybody else alive in this family?
[Angela] No, he's totally alone
and he decides having nobody left to give the property to,
in 1913, he sold half of it.
He sold the other half in 1918
and then exactly two months to the day after he signed the deed selling his property,
Luke himself died.
[Steve scoffs]
[Steve] All right.
Does that say the cause of death as exhaustion?
[Angela] It does, exhaustion and anemia.
He certainly, probably died from a broken heart as well.
Wow, what a shame!
[Amy] This huge vortex, I believe is somehow collecting dead people.
This area has a lot of random dead people
from I believe quite a long period of time.
And so, I do think it's a possibility that
there may be, you know, dead coming and going.
[Steve] So far, I've got clients terrified
that the dead are trying to rip them apart
on a property where one of the first owners
suffered nothing but heartbreak and tragedy.
[elevator dings]
But I got to see if there's anything else.
Searching through the archives,
I found a freak storm that destroyed dozens of boats back in the late 1800s.
But one boat just vanished into thin air, that is until a few years ago.
I reached out to a local historian who says,
I won't believe what happened to the wreckage from that ship.
[Steve] So, Robert, I appreciate you helping me out with this case.
So what can you tell me about this ship?
[Robert] The John S. Lee,
it was originally built in 1859
and it probably looked something about like that.
[Steve] This is not the ship,
- but this is what it would've looked like. - Exactly.
All right, so we know the ship went down, when did it leave port for the last time?
It left Wilmington on April 11th 1877.
It was headed to Venezuela with a cargo of lumber.
What was the crew like? How many people on board?
On board a typical schooner, you would have had a crew of six to eight men.
All right, so what went wrong?
Well, two days into the trip,
a massive storm hits the North Carolina coast.
It was huge.
We're talking torrential rains, gale force winds.
At least 32 vessels were damaged or lost at sea
including the John S. Lee.
I got to assume with that much damage and all those ships
some of this stuff had to wash up on shore.
Yeah, for weeks bodies and wreckage were washing up.
[Steve] I know from my research that John S. Lee was found pretty recently.
[Robert] Yeah, it was basically lost to history until 2014.
And then, remains of a shipwreck were discovered
on a place called Figure Eight Island,
about two miles from your client's property.
So, now you mentioned on the phone
I'd be really surprised as to what was done with the ship's wreckage.
Yeah, a local couple decided to build a house on Figure Eight
and they use part of it in the design.
[Steve] So part of this house is actual wood from our ship that went down?
[Robert] That's right.
I mean, kind of creepy using wood from a ship that went down.
I got my reservations about that.
Yeah, I agree.
One good thing is that now we know what happened to that ship.
True.
[Amy] I look down and I see two inches of muck.
I'm walking through and I realized that it's decomposed bodies.
Yeah, there's a lot of bodies.
There's like pieces, like, pieces of people.
I don't feel good down here. I feel very sick down here.
I don't know if it's all these...
pieces of people are like, crying.
They're like, asking for help, they're crying,
they're screaming, they're tormented.
What the [bleep] with these dead people?
They all feel like lost.
I think they're all stuck in this vortex.
- Okay. - [Amy] And it did...
It took in these dead people.
I mean, they've said it's been here forever, so...
It's always been that way, they said.
It's always been that way.
There's too many.
What does that mean? How many roughly?
[scoffs] Hundreds.
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[Steve] Deb mentioned that the son of a previous owner was murdered.
I can't tell you how often clients get this kind of stuff wrong,
but I did some digging and it's true.
I'm heading back to the house to meet a local television reporter
who says it all started with a bizarre love triangle.
[Steve] So, Ashlea, thanks for looking into this for me. I appreciate it.
Before we get into the details of the homicide,
what do we know about the victim?
The victim in this case was a 32-year-old man
by the name of Martin Yakimovich.
Okay.
In 1993, his father and stepmother moved into your client's house.
We think that this was actually his room at the time.
When was the murder?
The murder was in 2014.
So I got to assume he wasn't living here at the time
because he was an adult when he got murdered.
Yes, he was living about ten miles from here
with his girlfriend at the time, Molly.
Anything about their relationship that we know of?
We do know that Martin traveled a lot for work
leaving Molly in their three-bedroom home for stretches of time.
Okay. All right. So she's lonely.
So what happens next?
She is lonely and she meets a teenager online,
19-year-old Shelby Lentz,
and then she asks Martin if Shelby can move in with them.
She was lonely, Shelby needed a place to stay
and they had the extra space at their house
and in a fateful decision, Martin agrees.
I'm assuming, at one point, they probably start sleeping together?
Correct. Martin comes home from a trip in December of 2013
and finds that Shelby and Molly
were sleeping together behind his back.
He is furious and he kicks Shelby out.
Does he break up with her at this point?
No, they stay together.
So what happens next?
On January 3rd 2014,
Martin comes home from another work trip
and finds that Shelby moved in again while he was away.
- There is a huge argument. - Okay.
And that's when Shelby comes up right behind Molly
and stabs Martin in the chest.
All right, so he's got a chest wound now.
How bad was it?
[Ashley] The knife pierced his heart.
[Steve] Okay. So he bleeds out.
So what happens with our perp?
Shelby turned himself into police two days later.
But he claimed this whole thing was self-defense.
In a jailhouse interview with us,
he said that Molly and Martin were fighting.
That Martin was the aggressor here.
But as it turns out, Molly did not back up that story
and the autopsy report shows that there are no indications
that Martin was the aggressor in this case.
Do they charge him and does he go to trial? What happens?
A year later, Shelby confesses in court to second-degree murder
and he's sentenced to 18 to 23 years in prison.
[Steve] Eighteen to 23 years, I mean that's a plea deal.
[Ashley] Yeah, Martin's father felt that he got off easy.
He turned to him during sentencing and said, "God will deal with you."
A year later, he moved out of your client's house.
[Amy] I'm seeing like, uh, male late teens, early 20s...
murdered in this area.
He was thin, probably about five-foot-seven to five nine.
He had frosted dyed blonde hair, like a skater boy haircut.
This was in anywhere from 2000 until now.
He was beaten and left for dead.
It was night time when this happened and he's angry.
This is bad.
[Amy] I saw several disturbing things on my walk, but two stood out.
First, the many pieces of dead people in the basement.
So there's like a wall.
In that I could see these little pockets,
and in those little pockets
were like, these little bubbles,
and inside the bubbles were all different people.
Next, I describe the shadow figure
who looks like the person who attacked a living woman.
Both of his, um, hands were on his knees
and he's completely straight and he's looking at the person in the bed.
And so, his hair is a little bit shorter and neater.
Amy, is this what you saw?
Yes, that's what I saw.
[Steve] Now that Amy and I have completed our investigations,
we're ready to reveal our findings to each other
and our clients for the first time.
So, guys, this is Amy.
She's going to be doing the reveal from a separate room,
so she could focus on your case
and the dead without any distractions.
Amy meet Deb and Elaine.
This was supposed to be their forever home
and as you can see, it's absolutely beautiful.
But since they moved in, their life has gone to hell.
It's so bad...
Deb thinks that whatever's here is trying to kill Elaine.
We're their last hope
and these guys are praying you could find some way
to make this place safe for them.
So unless Amy's got some questions, she'll tell us about her walk.
[Amy] Well, one thing that I got when I first arrived
was a violent death and the victim was a male.
He was murdered.
He was on the younger side. I would have put him in his 20s.
What I picked up about how he died was that
he was beaten and left for dead.
I did see this happening at night
and I felt that this was relatively recent, uh, maybe in the 2000s.
You looking at me, like, you're thinking what I'm thinking?
[both] Mm-hmm.
[Steve] Deb, you gave me a tip that actually checked out.
I think the victim of this murder you're talking about
was a guy named Martin Yakamovich.
His dad owned this house
and when he was a kid, we believed that this was the room he stayed in.
But by the time of the murder,
his dad still lived here but Martin was ten miles away,
living with his girlfriend, Molly.
Now, he traveled a lot for work
and Molly got lonely
and started a relationship with a 19-year-old kid named Shelby Lentz.
So in December of 2013,
Martin caught them in bed together and threw Shelby out.
But, just a few weeks later, in January of 2014,
Martin came home one night and found them two in the bed again.
Oh, my God!
[Steve] They had a huge fight. Things got really heated.
So about 11 o'clock that night,
Shelby grabs a knife
and plunges it right into Martin's heart and pierces it.
Oh, damn!
Shelby pleaded out to second-degree murder
and he got an 18 to 23-year sentence.
I got his mug shot here.
[Amy] He looks like a little child.
[Steve] He was 19 when he did the murder.
So the father was so upset about the whole thing,
he actually moved out of here a year later.
How long did they live here?
- Over 20 years. - [Steve] Yeah, they were here long.
- [Amy] Really? - [Steve] Yeah.
[Amy] Okay, interesting.
Well, that makes me even more concerned.
[Steve] So what else you got, Amy.
[Amy] The land your house sits on has me very worried
and that's because there's a vortex.
It somehow is like collecting bodies.
I was walking and I could see like, two inches of this muck
and then I realized it was like these decomposing bodies.
And I was like, "This is like just very bizarre."
So I came across a ton of deaths in my research.
But for now I'm just going to tell you about one of them.
It happened in April of 1877
when a freak storm came and caught everybody off guard.
So now there was 32 boats that were lost or damaged during the storm.
So now bodies wind up washing up on shore for weeks
less than a mile from here.
One ship the John S. Lee was never recovered.
That was until 2014,
when a local couple found the debris nearby
and used it to decorate the house
that they were building less than two miles from here.
It was all wood that was recovered from this boat.
- Oh, my gosh! - Wow!
Is that a bad idea, to kind of use the wood from a boat where people died?
Yeah, that wouldn't be a great idea.
When I came down to the basement,
I saw people from all different time periods.
I feel very sick down here.
I don't know if it's all these pieces of people are like crying,
they're like asking for help, they're crying,
they're screaming, they're tormented.
You okay?
You got a pretty strong reaction to what she was saying.
That's where I spend all my time, is in the basement.
I did have a sketch done of what I saw down there.
Kind of creepy.
That looks evil.
That looks awful.
And they're trapped there?
It makes me not want to go back down there.
[Steve] It's a pretty interesting walk already.
What else did you come across?
[Amy] Now here's like, the really serious issue for you guys in particular.
When I was coming up to the house
there was this dark energy.
It drains the life force out of things.
Like, when I was walking up, I literally...
It's showing me, like, it's coming up
and the grass is dying behind it,
because it's absorbing that energy.
So that goes, if you have humans, really not good.
Because it does drain you guys,
which can lead to illness.
I can sleep all night long,
get up, and two hours later
I'm ready to go back to bed and sleep all day long.
One of the things that I saw upstairs,
there's a bed with a bunch of pillows on it
and a blanket at the end of the bed.
Okay, so you make it. It's all nice.
You leave. You come back.
Now, the blanket's still folded,
but it's turned down and the pillows moved.
So I think that over time,
living here would make you feel like you're losing your mind.
Things move. Um...
Everything from certain pictures, canvases in our house,
the cabinets will open, we'll hear things move.
It's gotten to the point where I felt like I was losing my mind.
One of the things that I got
that this energy does to people is that
it can give people intrusive thoughts.
It tries to draw out of people this kind of remorse
and depression and regret.
Over time, I believe this could really take
a very serious mental and emotional toll on someone.
Well, you guys mentioned that this,
whatever's been going on here,
it's been taking a toll on your relationship
and your marriage, right?
It's been a struggle.
Yeah, it's like it's pitting us against each other.
Well, you guys are functioning in like, negative hell.
[exhales]
So, when I went upstairs, I went into the bedroom on the right.
That's their bedroom.
I sensed that the living in there had abilities.
[Steve] So, you think it's both of them.
I honestly, I think it's Elaine.
Yeah, I think she's always been more open and sensitive.
Because of your abilities,
somehow you are giving a form and a shape,
uh, to this dark energy.
So, the way that I perceived this energy
was this huge, like, black spider.
But you're seeing it as a person.
A kind of clean cut, kind of younger male.
He was sitting on the steps near the bed, like, staring.
I felt that this person had some kind of role in your life
that was pretty significant
and there's some kind of trauma with him from your past.
And I saw a living woman being held down
and attacked by this male,
and I did have a sketch done of what I saw.
It's a chandelier, all right,
but you're not going to like what you see next to it.
[gasps]
[Amy] I would have put him in the 80s,
but I did feel like that there was sexual trauma in the past.
- Can I have a minute? - Yeah, of course.
She figured you would pick up on it.
But it's not something
that she really wants to discuss, obviously.
So, let me just check on her.
Okay.
- I'm sorry. - [Steve] No.
- Listen, you just relax. - [Elaine sighs]
- I'm sorry. - Don't be.
You hit the nail on the head.
I'm sorry.
Don't apologize. [scoffs]
[sighs]
So then I saw this thing getting really physical and I saw some touching.
There was a female.
I felt like getting smacked on my face,
getting grabbed by the shoulder.
We were just watching TV
and I felt a really bad burning sensation on my back.
I asked Deb to look at my back
and she was like, "Oh my God!"
And she snapped a picture and that's what she saw.
- The well? - [Steve] Yeah, the well.
[Amy] Boy!
[Steve] Amy, Deb's been touched a few times.
So, Deb, do me a favor and tell Amy about,
what you described as like, like a choking?
I was awakened at like three something in the morning and I woke up choking.
It wasn't like pressure on my neck.
It was actually inside my throat.
Tell Amy about you getting pushed on the stairs.
[Elaine] I was going down the stairs
and I got to about the third step and I felt two huge hands.
It pushed me and I caught myself.
Mm-hmm.
And if I hadn't have, I would have fell completely down the steps.
My worry is that
it could become more and more violent
as far as attacks are concerned.
So that, obviously, could potentially cause death.
I'm actually, kind of surprised
that Elaine didn't pick up on it when we were looking at this house.
What Deb wants, Deb gets.
I really would have thought
that Elaine would have picked up on the land being bad.
And so, this is kind of heartbreaking.
Well, I'm not Amy Allen.
And I know a lot of sensitives including myself
who have been duped and moved into really [bleep] up places,
so it happens to all of us.
[Steve] I can see the stunned look on your faces,
and honestly, I feel the same way.
So now is the big question.
Is there any way to make this house safe for you guys,
living happily ever after, or not?
For that answer I'm going to turn it over to Amy.
[Amy] This is a very beautiful home.
But I think you guys know what I'm going to say.
When I saw what I saw here,
I knew that nobody should have ever built, built here.
No nobody should live here.
This should have just been left alone.
I think it's not healthy for anybody...
to stay here.
Unfortunately, I know that's not the answer you guys wanted to hear.
It's just a house.
[Steve] What about you?
It's not worth staying here
and having to continually worry and to give up our happiness.
When they move to a new location
that doesn't have any issues, will she start to feel better?
Will their relationship get better?
Yeah, I mean absolutely.
Where's the "For Sale" sign?
You guys are young. You have a long life ahead of you just...
try and make the best of it.
What we've built here, we can do again.
And I just have to look at it that way.
[Amy] I feel really bad for Deb and Elaine,
but in a situation as dangerous as this,
I think it's best they leave their home.
Hopefully, they take my advice,
leave this dark negative energy behind,
and get a fresh start somewhere new.
Hi, Steve and Amy.
We wanted to give you an update at what's going on in our house.
The activity has continued and actually has increased.
Because of Amy's findings,
we've decided to take her advice and sell the house
and move on to hopefully a better place.
So, thank you so much for coming and investigating
and letting us know what was happening.
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