Pet Sematary: The Tale of Timmy Baterman | movie | 2018 | Official Featurette - video Dailymotion

Jud Crandall recounts the chilling story of Tim Baterman, who was returned dead from Vietnam, and then returned from the | dG1fY1Z5X2pYcTJ5LVU

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00:00Some of the older folks around here, they can tell you the story about that Baterman boy.

00:15Went by Tim by the time things got real bad. Oh, we always knew him as Timmy.

00:25Got himself drafted for Vietnam.

00:34Timmy didn't last too long in those jungles.

00:39That war, it was chewing through our men fast.

00:44They'd sent little Timmy back in a pinewood box before the spring snow melted off.

00:51Two weeks later, I see Timmy Baterman walking up Bear Creek Road.

00:57I almost crashed my truck right into the fence. I was rubbernecking so hard.

01:03It was him. Clear as day.

01:08Same damn Timmy half the town came out to pay respects to if they put him in the ground.

01:15Yeah, I knew what his daddy Bill had done. We all saw how broke up he was from the news.

01:26We knew about that place back in the woods.

01:34Even if we swore never to talk about it out loud, no matter how much we talked about it,

01:41even if we swore never to talk about it out loud,

01:45no matter how hard Bill and Mary tried to keep their boy locked up, Timmy liked to walk.

01:54And if you talked to him, well, he'd answer you, just not necessarily the things you wanted to hear.

02:02Timmy knew stuff, all the stuff people wanted to hide, and it started to break the town apart.

02:11He could just look at you and see everything bad inside. What's more is, he enjoyed it.

02:25Not long after that, the Bedouin house caught fire and burned down.

02:35They found the whole family inside.

02:40Coroner said the heat was so bad it was hard to identify the bodies. And one of them

02:48appeared to have been dead for almost a month.

02:52And that was the Bedouins.