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Paranormal Abduction (thriller, 2012) (ENG) HD [Full Movie] [English Subs]Full EP - Full
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00:03:54Afraid to leave. Afraid of the windows and the doors and what they can't hold back.
00:04:00I know I spent my nights seeing things. Women screaming, Irene bleeding.
00:04:08I run through halls, a man falls to the floor. I know that these are not memories.
00:04:17It's all I can do to get through the day jumping at every sound. But my reward is sleep.
00:04:24Or it's all I can do to wake up again.
00:04:49Irene says I'll be okay. That now that I'm safe I'll remember and can make things right.
00:04:56She calls the police every day and tries to figure things out the old fashioned way.
00:05:03She says I can stay as long as I need to. I can't imagine leaving.
00:05:11Hi, this is Irene Bailey calling. Again, yes.
00:05:29Oh.
00:05:35You're up.
00:05:38Yeah, um, I couldn't figure out your coffee maker.
00:05:44Yeah, I've, uh, never actually used that thing.
00:05:47I'm surprised you actually had one.
00:05:50I know, right? My mom gave it to me.
00:05:54You sleep okay?
00:05:58Yeah.
00:06:01You know, there's, uh, there's no way anyone would guess that you're here.
00:06:05I know.
00:06:07I wish I was better company.
00:06:10All right. I've got these meetings I gotta go to. I've got these new cases.
00:06:15These two women that really seem...
00:06:18Hey.
00:06:19Hey, hey, hey. What are you doing?
00:06:21I wanna help.
00:06:22No, you gotta read. Relax, watch a movie.
00:06:25You're not my secretary, Rebecca.
00:06:27And you really shouldn't be looking at this stuff anyway.
00:06:30I can't just lie around all day and eat your food and watch TV.
00:06:35You absolutely can do that.
00:06:38Um, yeah. Hmm.
00:06:40You know what you should do? You should start a new hobby, like taking pictures of naked men or something
00:06:44like that.
00:06:44I actually would if it would get me tenure.
00:06:47Oh, well, in a school business I'm not so sure. But you can try.
00:06:52Mary.
00:06:53Yeah?
00:06:54Please, just...
00:06:56Give me something to do.
00:07:02Okay.
00:07:04These, um...
00:07:05These, I guess they need filing, okay?
00:07:07I'll give you three.
00:07:11They're all new cases.
00:07:12Pictures up there.
00:07:13So just...
00:07:15Go through them.
00:07:16And when you come across the details, write the information down.
00:07:19I'll use it as a quick guide later on.
00:07:24Accidental deaths and...
00:07:26Suicides and...
00:07:28I'm gonna, um...
00:07:36Oh, come on. It'll be...
00:07:38It'll be like...
00:07:43All right. Okay.
00:07:45I'm gonna get going.
00:07:46You have a doctor's appointment at 11.
00:07:48Get it, okay?
00:07:54Oh!
00:07:55Irene, I need to know how to make the coffee!
00:08:10Coffee has caffeine.
00:08:12Caffeine is a drug.
00:08:15No.
00:08:18How are you sleeping?
00:08:20Better?
00:08:21Yes.
00:08:22The meds have worked?
00:08:23Yes.
00:08:24Side effects?
00:08:25None.
00:08:26None?
00:08:29Dry mouth.
00:08:30And?
00:08:31Somnia.
00:08:32And?
00:08:33Nerves.
00:08:35We'll up the density.
00:08:59We'll up the density.
00:09:09As it is, I feel like the crazy lady with prophetic dreams.
00:09:13Who thinks she sees the people in them wherever she looks.
00:09:33What K COMEDI devrait
00:09:46I don't know.
00:10:19Oh, my God.
00:10:50You have reached the cell phone of Irene Bailey, District Investigator of Lantan Insurance International.
00:10:55Please leave your name, your case name, and number, and don't forget to include your phone number.
00:11:00I'll get back to you soon. Thanks.
00:11:03Irene, it's me.
00:11:06I don't know. I think I know one of your case subjects.
00:11:11That's weird. I'm going to go to the hospital. I'm going to see, okay? Call me.
00:11:16Shh.
00:11:17Shh.
00:11:19Shh.
00:12:02Hi, can I help you?
00:12:03My name is Irene Bailey. I need to see the files on Alex Chandler.
00:12:08We sent those over a couple days ago.
00:12:13I didn't receive anything.
00:12:16There was a note about someone else handling it, I think.
00:12:20A misunderstanding, I'm sure.
00:12:22I was in an accident recently, so...
00:12:25I was wondering. I'm sorry. I hope you're doing better.
00:12:32It was probably just an in-office administrator doing some backup when they wanted to be back to work.
00:12:40Oh, honey, red tape is one thing I do know.
00:12:43Give me a second. I'll find that chart.
00:12:47Here we go.
00:12:49His current chart would be in his room.
00:12:54Oh, actually, I can make you copies.
00:12:58Thanks.
00:13:02Sorry, I just...
00:13:04I'm so zoned out lately.
00:13:06There's so many cutbacks at work and so many cases.
00:13:18How's he doing?
00:13:21Same.
00:13:23His wife comes in to visit him every day.
00:13:26Practically a kid herself.
00:13:28Maybe that's why she thinks it's okay to...
00:13:30A, bring his five-year-old son.
00:13:32And B, her friend.
00:13:35Really.
00:13:37I can't believe he hasn't sat straight up out of that bed in sheer outrage, because I know that I
00:13:41would.
00:13:43You think that she's...
00:13:47We had a woman wake up out of a coma for 17 years.
00:13:51She was screaming.
00:13:52Her husband had tried to push her over the railing.
00:13:54That was the last thing she remembered.
00:13:57I mean, I really don't have any proof.
00:13:59I'm just talking, so I would hate for an innocent woman to miss out on the income that she needs
00:14:04to provide for her family because of my wild imagination.
00:14:07Of course.
00:14:08We would never deny her unless we had real proof.
00:14:12Well, we never know with these insurance companies.
00:15:15Are you a doctor?
00:15:18No.
00:15:20What happened to your face?
00:15:23I got in a fight.
00:15:24Did you win?
00:15:27No.
00:15:30Do you know my daddy?
00:15:32No, I've never met your daddy before.
00:15:36Chase, don't interrupt the doctor's work.
00:15:39He's not a doctor.
00:15:42Hi, I'm Irene Bailey from Land Insurance International.
00:15:47Can I help you?
00:15:49I'm just looking into Mr. Chandler's condition.
00:15:53He's no better.
00:15:59This is my friend, Robby.
00:16:01No.
00:16:02I'm not him since childhood.
00:16:05I'll leave you too alone.
00:16:07Excuse me.
00:16:16Miss Bailey, is this normal?
00:16:19Is this normal?
00:16:19You coming to visit him like this?
00:16:20Well, it's, uh, standard procedure yet.
00:16:26I'm sorry for your loss.
00:16:28My husband is dead.
00:16:32You're, uh, I'm so sorry.
00:16:34You're, uh, you're a misfortune of it.
00:16:38The explanation of the benefits is very clear.
00:16:46These are, uh, pretty, pretty sweeping benefits.
00:16:50It's a company policy.
00:16:51There's nothing special about them.
00:16:53There's actually a very specific stipulation here about PTSD.
00:16:57Still.
00:16:58It's not what this is about.
00:16:59I don't know if I can afford my dear sister's son.
00:17:02I don't know anything more than you do right now.
00:17:09What are you going to tell them?
00:17:11I have to go.
00:17:13Well, wait a minute.
00:17:21I'm so sorry.
00:17:22I'm just...
00:17:24Please.
00:17:26Don't grab me like that.
00:17:32Don't grab me like that.
00:17:40Don't grab me like that.
00:17:45Don't grab me like that.
00:17:48Don't grab me like that.
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00:17:50Don't grab me like that.
00:17:51Don't grab me like that.
00:17:53Don't grab me like that.
00:17:55Don't grab me like that.
00:18:16I don't know where you live.
00:18:23I don't know where you live.
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00:25:41Oh, my God.
00:26:15Do you want to talk about it?
00:26:18No.
00:26:21Well, if you talk about it, then the nightmare won't come back.
00:26:26You made that up.
00:26:28No, I didn't.
00:26:30I don't want to talk about it.
00:26:33Okay.
00:26:34Did you have an appointment with Dr. S today?
00:26:40That has nothing to do with it.
00:26:45I was just thinking that maybe she'd want to put you on some medication.
00:26:49I told you, no. She doesn't think so.
00:26:51But you asked her again, right?
00:26:54I'm going to go to bed. I'm tired.
00:26:55I'm exhausted.
00:26:56I was just asking.
00:26:58I mean, what about the tea?
00:26:59I don't want to eat.
00:27:01It's just going to be a minute.
00:27:02I told you, I don't want any.
00:27:09But I already took them out of their little airtight packets and everything.
00:27:12I don't want to eat.
00:27:28I don't want any other meal.
00:28:31Hey, Becky.
00:28:33There's a hard drive in my bag by the desk.
00:28:37It's got a backup of Alex Chandler's computer.
00:28:40Everything. Financial records, emails, browsing history.
00:28:44Copied and compiled by land-in experts.
00:29:01Hi, hon. I'm running kind of late right now.
00:29:08Hey, I'm not doing anything illegal by looking at that stuff, am I?
00:29:13Um, yep. Definitely. Absolutely illegal.
00:29:18There you go.
00:29:22There you go.
00:29:22Okay.
00:29:27Okay.
00:29:53This guy did everything online.
00:29:56Huh.
00:29:58Get this, he trusted his work computer with his social security number and his passwords,
00:30:04but no good porn.
00:30:06Lame.
00:30:16Was this guy religious or anything?
00:30:21Because he seemed to have a thing for the supernatural.
00:30:28Out-of-body experiences, even.
00:30:32Irene, can you hear me?
00:30:40Hey, the coffee is cold. I told you your coffee pot was broken.
00:30:49Irene, did you hear me?
00:30:52This guy was looking into ways to leave the body and do other things called astral projection.
00:30:58Just because he had stupid, crazy reasons doesn't mean that he didn't do it on purpose.
00:31:08Did you leave?
00:31:11You know what?
00:31:20I was thinking.
00:31:26I'm not sure.
00:31:27I'm not sure.
00:31:28I was thinking.
00:31:29I don't know.
00:31:30I don't know.
00:31:31I'm not sure.
00:31:31I don't know.
00:31:31I don't know.
00:31:32I don't know.
00:31:50there's only so far you can go with some injuries really often it's all about putting off the
00:31:55death decline agents and steepen the decline in the injured in strength endurance flexibility
00:32:02and thus mobility activity independence arthritis that would otherwise be a mild discomfort can be
00:32:11serious complication was restriction there declining no he had some pain but if anything
00:32:19he was improving and it was nothing he hadn't endured in the past well to my knowledge he didn't
00:32:28take in how holistic do you offer any alternative therapies if by alternative you mean illegal no
00:32:41if alternative you mean homeopathic of course like herbs yeah acupuncture sure meditation certainly
00:32:50astral projection no not not so much no at no point did alex chandler practice the art of
00:32:58projecting this a lot of his body into another place or reality we do not offer that in our spa
00:33:04package
00:33:05no but he had to get the idea somewhere so well it wasn't from us now if you'll excuse me
00:33:14i have a
00:33:14consultation but uh just take your time
00:33:21no
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00:33:54I wonder if it's like sleeping.
00:33:59Some of the ones who have been under for years say that it's like they've just fallen asleep a few
00:34:04minutes ago.
00:34:06Others claim to have this whole ongoing existence.
00:34:10I would imagine the ones that never wake up probably have a completely different experience, whatever that is.
00:34:21How long have I been here?
00:34:25All morning.
00:34:28You just can't seem to tear yourself away from here, can you?
00:34:32Don't get attached.
00:34:34You should really leave your work at the office.
00:34:37No, it's just that I lose track of time.
00:34:45Forget what I've been doing or how I got here.
00:34:50You know?
00:34:54That's not unusual.
00:34:57You're kidding me.
00:34:59No, I mean, in a trauma victim, it's completely normal.
00:35:03I don't want to be a victim.
00:35:05Well, it probably doesn't make your job any easier for getting like that all the time.
00:35:11Can you imagine if I tried to teach during all this?
00:35:14You'd teach, too?
00:35:17I, yeah, just, um, sometimes at night.
00:35:22Yeah.
00:35:31All right.
00:35:34See you later.
00:35:35Bye.
00:35:36Bye.
00:35:44Bye.
00:35:50Bye.
00:35:53Bye.
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00:36:01Bye.
00:36:02Bye.
00:36:11how are you sleeping fine no more nightmares no how about panics gone anxiety also gone
00:36:21you complained about your memory last time i did yes is it better yes much better
00:36:32well have you gone home yet
00:36:38no any reason i'm just i'm not ready to be by myself in there yet
00:36:44i see
00:36:48i'm doing fine
00:36:52well you look nice thank you
00:36:59should talk about my mother we could talk about the assault i'd rather talk about my mother
00:37:06you're scaring me
00:37:22help
00:37:23No!
00:37:24No!
00:37:26No!
00:37:55No!
00:37:57No!
00:37:58No!
00:38:01No!
00:38:39Irene?
00:39:02I don't know.
00:39:36Hey, let me in.
00:39:40Why'd you lock me out?
00:39:45What are you doing out there?
00:39:47I got to take out the trash.
00:39:49They come at like 5 a.m.
00:39:53Why?
00:40:02I'm not going to be tired yet.
00:40:04Nice.
00:40:06All right, one more.
00:40:07Miss Belly.
00:40:08You, uh, you don't have to call me that.
00:40:11Miss Belly, I'm not sure what else you think I can help you with.
00:40:19I understand you're concerned about your family's future.
00:40:26Whatever the reason for his condition, there's nothing fraudulent about my husband's coma.
00:40:36If after Iraq he was different, I'm not saying that he was.
00:40:41The company sent him there.
00:40:42He was one of our best people.
00:40:45He did work reestablishing in connectivity in Baghdad or something.
00:40:49What exactly was his job?
00:40:51He was an engineer, vice president of operations.
00:40:55And how was he different?
00:40:57I mean, if he had been different.
00:41:00He couldn't walk.
00:41:06Two of his soldiers were killed.
00:41:08A few of his co-workers were kidnapped.
00:41:11One of them was found dead a few weeks later.
00:41:14And the other one?
00:41:15They never found him.
00:41:17He and Alex were friends from college.
00:41:20He became depressed?
00:41:22At first.
00:41:23But it passed.
00:41:25I wanted him home.
00:41:27The company had rewritten those benefits they're so worried about now.
00:41:31He could have retired on them then.
00:41:34But he insisted on going back to work and that was that.
00:41:40I've uncovered some websites, materials that...
00:41:46indicate your husband was interested in leaving the body behind.
00:41:51If you deny his benefits on those grounds, I'm going to have to sue.
00:41:55If we deny it for any reason, you should probably sue.
00:41:58Can people really do that?
00:42:01Leave their bodies behind?
00:42:03No.
00:42:05Of course not.
00:42:08Alex was a small pet.
00:42:10He would never have bought into such nonsense.
00:42:16Chase and I have made some peanut butter cookies.
00:42:18Would you like one?
00:42:19That sounds so good, but I should probably go.
00:42:25You parked out for him?
00:42:28I'm not sure.
00:42:40What's wrong with you?
00:42:45How did I get here?
00:42:46Um, you walked.
00:42:49We walked.
00:42:50Come on, let's go.
00:42:52I was researching the case and...
00:42:55I know.
00:42:57Are you taking your medication like you're supposed to?
00:43:01You're scaring me.
00:43:04Irene!
00:43:05Irene!
00:43:07Rebecca!
00:43:08Rebecca!
00:43:09Irene!
00:43:11What's happening?
00:43:12Irene!
00:43:14Irene!
00:43:14Irene!
00:43:15Irene!
00:43:28Irene!
00:43:57You really do spend an awful lot of time
00:43:59You're waiting on him to wake up
00:44:05Do you think he wants to?
00:44:09It's not your money
00:44:11I know
00:44:15Did he have a little trouble walking?
00:44:20His brace is over here
00:44:30Excuse me
00:44:51You could have just retired
00:45:07Hey, you, um
00:45:08I thought you were picking me up
00:45:10I'm waiting
00:45:11Call me
00:45:13Damn it
00:45:17Isn't it past your bedtime?
00:45:23Do you know my daddy?
00:45:27No
00:45:28My daddy was a soldier
00:45:30No, I wasn't, son
00:45:33Ask him how he rebuilt whole cities
00:45:36I went for the money
00:45:38He helped people
00:45:39No, I didn't help anyone
00:45:42My daddy was a soldier
00:45:43No, I wasn't
00:45:44My daddy was a soldier
00:45:46No, I wasn't
00:45:47I didn't help anyone
00:45:52My daddy was a soldier
00:45:55Are you doing this to me?
00:45:57I know you can hear me
00:45:58Leave me alone
00:45:59I know you can hear me
00:46:01Leave me alone
00:46:04Leave me alone
00:46:07I might be, uh
00:46:09Having some problems adjusting
00:46:12Well, this is to be expected
00:46:15I'm
00:46:16I'm forgetting things
00:46:19Blacking out, really
00:46:22Maybe it's time to talk about what happened
00:46:24Let some of that building pressure out
00:46:33Why would someone pick me?
00:46:36You didn't do anything wrong
00:46:38It's not your fault
00:46:40It's their fault
00:46:41Don't blame yourself
00:46:43It's not about blame
00:46:46It's just
00:46:48About figuring out what to do next time
00:46:51You know
00:46:53Anxiety
00:46:53Fear
00:46:54These are normal reactions
00:46:59Normal feelings
00:47:00After what you've been through
00:47:04Maybe you're pushing things too much
00:47:06Maybe you should go easy on yourself
00:47:09Maybe you should stop doing what you're doing altogether
00:47:19Stop altogether?
00:47:21Give yourself time to heal
00:47:23You don't want to traumatize yourself further by
00:47:26Doing something you shouldn't
00:47:31Do you understand?
00:47:35I understand
00:47:39You're not drinking your tea
00:47:43I don't like tea
00:48:02Rebecca?
00:48:15hi this is irene bailey calling again yes yes oh no no no no no i'm not i'm not saying
00:48:23that
00:48:23it's a workers comp case she wasn't shot on the job i'm saying that the two are connected
00:48:30that the murderers may be the same killer okay i know it's not our job but if we have a
00:48:36reason to
00:48:36call the police look i'm sorry i'm i'm gonna have to call you back hey becky
00:48:59uh how's it coming do you want some help
00:49:04it's coming along fine
00:49:08so
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00:51:06please leave my family
00:51:07alone look irene asked me to help her figure out what happened to you
00:51:13it's my duty
00:51:14it's my duty
00:51:15you can't scare me off
00:51:16since when am i the enemy since you've been stalking me in my own home
00:51:21and how are you so sure i'm stalking you who's imagining who here
00:51:25it's not about
00:51:26answer the fucking question
00:51:29who's imagining who here
00:51:33i'm not crazy
00:51:38wake up
00:51:38wake up
00:51:39now i only want to help you
00:51:45i don't need your help
00:51:47i don't want you to get killed in your sleep
00:51:52say
00:52:05how is it
00:52:06wake up
00:52:06are you
00:52:06are you
00:52:06are you
00:52:19never
00:52:19like
00:52:192002
00:52:41Hey.
00:52:44Hey.
00:52:45Hey.
00:52:46Hey.
00:53:04So, are you ready to talk about the assault?
00:53:21I don't think I was supposed to survive.
00:53:24You think that God intended for you to die?
00:53:27I think my attackers intended for me to die.
00:53:33Maybe it wasn't that planned out.
00:53:38All our other victims are dead.
00:53:40I survived.
00:53:43They're probably looking for me.
00:53:46What if they aren't?
00:53:48What if it's just your anxiety, your natural anxiety, rearing its head, protecting you or pretending to protect you by
00:53:56making you afraid?
00:53:59By scaring me off.
00:54:00Exactly.
00:54:02What if it is safe to go home and you're just too scared to do it?
00:54:07It could all be in my head, all the dreams and the threats.
00:54:12Maybe.
00:54:17So, are you ready to talk about the assault?
00:54:22Yes.
00:54:24How many were there?
00:54:27Two.
00:54:28What did they look like?
00:54:30I wouldn't be able to describe them, but I would recognize them.
00:54:37That lays a pretty wide margin of error, Rebecca.
00:54:40I'm not making a mistake.
00:54:43There are many possibilities.
00:54:46Now, let's return to the problem of your memory.
00:54:49My memory's fine.
00:54:51It's the nightmares that are the problem now.
00:54:55I see.
00:54:59So.
00:55:03Are you ready to talk about the assault?
00:55:25I'm ready to talk about the assault?
00:55:31I'll go with the assault.
00:55:31I'm ready to talk about the assault while I'm having.
00:55:41But, I know I'm waiting for you.
00:55:47Hey, um, you never answered this line, I know, but you didn't pick up your cell.
00:55:52You come and get me tonight or what?
00:55:53I'll try your cell again.
00:55:57Rebecca, hey, it's Paul.
00:55:58It's almost 9.30 and you missed your 8-a-clock class.
00:56:02Um, I hope you just broke down or something.
00:56:06I mean, I don't hope you broke down.
00:56:09I mean, just call.
00:56:11Hey, let us know what's up.
00:56:12You must be so mad at me for making you drink out of the toilet all week.
00:56:16Rebecca, hey, we're getting worried here, sending out the troops.
00:56:21So if that's unnecessary, give us a call.
00:56:25Don't be mad, we're just concerned.
00:56:34Motherfucker, come on!
00:56:37Motherfucker, come on!
00:56:51Motherfucker, come on!
00:57:16This is really happening.
00:57:18It already happened, didn't you see?
00:57:26If I can see you, I'm safe and nothing else around me is very long.
00:57:32Not at all.
00:57:33Stop being so damn fake, you're the worst dream guy ever.
00:57:37No, you're not automatically safe.
00:57:40No, this isn't automatically real.
00:57:43I don't make up the rules, you know.
00:57:46Can they see us?
00:57:48No, not fully here.
00:57:52I don't know what I'm going to do to you later.
00:57:57Okay, I got that.
00:58:13That was weird.
00:58:16Oh, it's Nada.
00:58:29Yes, we can be.
00:58:40We've been at it nonstop for a while now.
00:58:45Really?
00:58:48It's too much.
00:58:53Rebecca, what about your friend?
00:59:07What's wrong with you?
00:59:11Fuck.
00:59:12What happened again?
00:59:14What are you talking about?
00:59:15Come on, let's go home.
00:59:17Come on.
00:59:18I'm so tired all of a sudden.
00:59:28So today I found this guy who had been collecting workers' comp for almost eight months, cleaning
00:59:35gutters on his roof.
00:59:36Unbelievable, right?
00:59:39Depends on what his plan was.
00:59:40Wounded knee.
00:59:41Said he can't support himself or strain it in any way.
00:59:45I think he showed up to the last court hearing with some big brace or something.
00:59:48Nice.
00:59:49Yeah, my job is so predictable sometimes.
00:59:53We, uh, we should probably go.
00:59:59Have you been taking your medication, huh?
01:00:02I wasn't, I wasn't taking any medication.
01:00:04You're starting to scare me.
01:00:25Get off me, get off me!
01:00:28Get off me!
01:00:31Why can't he have any woman?
01:00:46I don't know.
01:01:07I don't know.
01:01:59I don't know.
01:02:02I don't know.
01:02:05I don't know where you live.
01:02:25I don't know where you live.
01:02:44I don't know where you live.
01:03:42I don't know where you live.
01:03:44She's missing and she was talking to you guys about these murdered women who had been shot and tortured. Do
01:03:51you know what I'm talking about?
01:03:53Oh, which cases?
01:04:06I don't know.
01:04:07I don't know those names. I don't think those are our cases.
01:04:10And what did you say your name was?
01:04:12My name is Rebecca.
01:04:15Rebecca...
01:04:17Why, so cagey. Unless you're on a pay phone. We'll just look it up anyway.
01:04:22So how did you come to know about these four victims you mentioned?
01:04:25Um, Irene told me about them. She's an investigator, fraud, that sort of thing. And that two of the women
01:04:34were killed in a similar fashion and the other two, I don't know.
01:04:39And now Irene is missing?
01:04:41Yes. Yes. And I'm pretty sure by the two people that killed those women.
01:04:47How do you know it was more than one person?
01:04:49Because I was there.
01:04:52So...
01:04:54You saw your friend get abducted? She's been missing for days. And you just now call us?
01:05:03Do you want to come in and talk to us, Rebecca?
01:05:06Are you listening to me? Because Irene is missing.
01:05:09You want to fill out a missing persons report?
01:05:11Yes! Yes! I would like to file a report!
01:05:14God!
01:05:15Well, okay. Give me her full name.
01:05:18Irene Bailey!
01:05:19Jesus!
01:05:20I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
01:05:23I just...
01:05:24Look.
01:05:25She was in contact with you about these women.
01:05:29You have to know who she is. You have to.
01:05:32The odds are her...
01:05:33Being in contact with one of my guys about these cases and me not knowing about it is pretty slim.
01:05:40But I'll ask.
01:05:44I have to go.
01:05:45What about the missing persons report?
01:05:47Missing persons is real important.
01:06:02I don't understand what's happening to me.
01:06:07I mean, you don't just forget something like that.
01:06:11I mean, you don't just look at this face every day and not think about what happened to you.
01:06:19You don't just let days or a week go by when someone you care about isn't missing.
01:06:25You don't just create a whole person into existence so that you feel sane.
01:06:30It's a great day.
01:06:30I mean, I'm not sure.
01:06:33I'm not sure.
01:06:40I'll do the same thing.
01:06:41I have to wait for you.
01:06:46I'm sorry.
01:06:50I'm sorry, I will do the same thing.
01:06:53I'll do the same thing.
01:06:54It's my family.
01:06:59I didn't know what I did.
01:07:18Nobody is ever going to know me when I can't kill you.
01:07:22Oh, where are we?
01:07:39Oh, where are we?
01:08:04I'm sorry.
01:08:28I know I'm black.
01:08:28I'm sorry.
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