Pay the Ghost Page #3
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- 2015
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He was taken
last year on Halloween.
Gracias, amigo.
I gotta pay the ghost.
Did your daughter say that?
I was there,
at Devon Bodega.
And she said to me,
"Papa, podemos pagar
nosotros a phantasma."
"Can we pay the ghost?"
I was distracted.
I can't remember
she's in front of me.
Next thing I know,
she's just gone.
And one year after,
I started to hear things.
And then I see her.
It's just flashes.
It's real quick.
But she's there.
It's her, I know it's her.
What happened?
It stopped.
Just like that.
She disappeared on Halloween
Just before she vanished,
she said to her father,
"Can we pay the ghost?"
Now that,
is exactly what Charlie
said to me before
he disappeared.
What the hell
you talking about?
Look it up.
On every other
night of the year,
more missing children
are eventually found.
But on Halloween it's different.
On Halloween, more missing
children are never found.
I know how I sound,
but there is
something different,
something mysterious out there,
and it's taking
children on Halloween.
I'm sorry, Mike, but I really
don't have time for this.
He believe you?
Would you?
Carol,
I need you to search
the city database.
I need a printout of all
from October 31st in
the last five years.
Just get me the ones
that haven't come back.
Well, you're home.
Want to come in?
It's your house, too.
Order dinner, have some wine.
Sure.
Mrs. Wen?
NYPD.
It's about your daughter, Mia.
Can we talk in private?
Just for a minute.
Mrs. Wen, it's possible
that there may be a
link to another case.
It may help us find
out who took Mia.
Two days ago,
something else happened.
Tell me.
I saw her.
Mia?
It was late at night,
I was closing store.
And I think to hear
Mia's voice calling,
"Mama..."
I ran through traffic
to get to her,
but when I arrived,
Mia was gone.
Is it possible that
you just imagined it?
It must have
been somebody else.
Mia would not have
run away from me.
What does that mean?
What you heard her calling?
"Mama..."?
Yes.
Mama, save me from the ghost.
I don't know.
They were wearing old costumes.
Was Charlie one of them?
I mean, there were so
many of them, I don't know.
Maybe it's time to bring
someone into the house.
Like a psychic or a
medium or something.
Those people are frauds.
Yes, uh...
He used to take this
everywhere with him.
He used to.
So, how does this work?
right frequency, that's all.
If something was here,
I won't need to find it.
I just need to let it find me.
No, nothing.
that he spent a significant
amount of time in?
he had a hard time sleeping.
He spent a lot of time
in our room, sure.
It's here.
What's here?
It has all the children.
What children?
Do you... Charlie?
She saw it.
The thing that
takes the children.
The thing that has my son.
That thing
that has your son.
You told me that woman was
flying around your ceiling.
I believe in facts, logic.
And all I know is that a lot of
bad sh*t happens
around you, Mike.
the hell happened around here,
don't be leaving
town any time soon.
I'm sorry, are you implying
that my husband had
anything to do with this?
I'm just doing my job.
I'm really sorry.
I can't sleep.
Can you?
Yeah, I'm gonna try.
I'm just gonna...
I'll be downstairs.
Hey, Mike...
Mike.
Good night.
Kristen?
Hey...
Kristen?
You okay?
I'm cold, Dad.
It's cold here.
Charlie?
She's coming, Dad.
I'm scared.
Please save me.
I will.
I will, Charlie.
Tell me where you are.
Kristen!
Kristen!
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
It's okay.
What happened?
You were cutting yourself.
You don't remember?
No.
I heard Charlie's voice.
He said, "Come and save me."
Where? Where is he?
Mike, what is that?
Jesus Christ.
It doesn't
appear to be Greek or Roman.
Interesting.
"The Celtic Goddess,
the most revered of
all Celtic symbols."
There were no
Celts in America.
ceased to exist over
1,000 years ago, so...
Celtic reconstructionalists
that immigrated from Ireland.
New York was a big
trading post by then.
What happened to them?
The influenza epidemic
in New York, 1679.
"When it struck,
it devastated the population.
Some colonists
accused an Irish woman
about the deadly epidemic.
They burned her at the stake."
Does it say in
there what her name was?
Not in this document,
but I'm sure I could find it.
I'll check the archives tonight.
This happened when New York
was still a rural
settlement, 300 years ago.
At that time, the trading
post would've been
just along this park, right?
Yes.
There's an old
church in that area.
Saint Joseph's.
It's here.
to celebrate Halloween
in the Celtic tradition.
- Tonight.
- Can we go there?
What do you think you're
going to find there?
I don't know.
Happy Halloween, Jordan.
What've you got for me?
Got a real trick
or treat for you.
You ready for this?
What the hell am I
looking at, Ray?
Her organs or what's
left of them anyway.
It's like she's
been set on fire,
from the inside,
like spontaneous combustion.
Excuse us.
Hello, welcome, welcome.
I don't think I've seen
you folks here before.
We were wondering
about the song.
Can you tell us about it?
Of course.
It's the Portal song,
welcome the spirits.
This place was home
to the first Sawan
celebration in the country.
The first Halloween.
Our son was abducted
last year on Halloween.
I'm sorry to hear that.
disappeared, there was nothing.
Then two days ago,
we began to hear his voice.
Moments when we could see him.
I'm just a school
teacher from Bayside.
We get together here
every Halloween for fun.
I'm truly sorry, but I don't
No, no, please.
No, wait, please
can you tell us about
the Celtic Goddess?
I did something to
myself last night
without having any memory of it.
Do you recognize this symbol?
This is the waxing moon.
You can tell because
It means Maiden.
And the waning moon?
It means Crone.
It's the most devastating
of all the Pagan symbols.
Why?
It is said that hate made her
forget her true
nature as a mother.
Could she have taken our son?
It is believed that
there was one day a year,
someone to the other side.
The final day of Sawan,
when the boundary between
the two worlds dissolves
and she returns to take three
children on Halloween night.
So, the Crone is a ghost
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