Summoned Page #3
- PG-13
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- 2013
- 89 min
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That strange shape
kept appearing in photo
after photo
after photo,
but only in photographs
that she had taken
inside of her home.
After she
e- mailed me these,
I decided to apply
levels of spectral imaging
to see if I could discern
anything from the images.
In each photo,
the phenomenon
was indicating a particular
point in the house.
Turns out that
the subject's husband
had died
two months prior.
And when she took a closer
look, she found this.
Unable to properly communicate
his farewell to her in person,
he'd written her a message and
left it here for her to find.
Lights, please.
I want all of you
to think of ghosts
as remnants,
shadows left behind
by the recently departed.
And if you open your mind
just a little,
you'll find that they
have something to say.
Oh, and don't forget
to read chapter six
for next time, please.
Thank you.
- Professor Wolfe.
- Yes?
- Hi. I'm Laura Price.
- Hi.
I was hoping you'd give me
a few moments of your time.
So the other juror in the case
experienced this phenomenon as well?
Yeah, she was convinced that
it was the killer's spirit,
that he's angry
for what we did.
People want to believe
in the supernatural.
They buy my books.
They take my class.
I've made a good living.
But I want to be
completely honest with you.
99% of the hauntings
that I've investigated
can be explained
scientifically.
How?
Well, there was
a laboratory in Oxford.
Supposedly,
it was haunted.
But they found out
that their equipment
was emitting
an ultra-low frequency
capable of resonating
in the human eye.
The apparition was nothing
but an optical illusion
caused by infrasonic
vibrations.
Okay, what about
the 1%?
What about the 1%
that can't be explained?
Please, there's got to be
something I can do.
Entities are trapped here
because they want
something.
They need something
before they can move on.
Maybe if you find out
what that is,
you'll be able
to release it.
Well, what if
my entity...
what if he wants
to hurt me?
What did you find?
Hmm.
St. John's
Hospital. May I help you?
Um...
I need a doctor over here!
Get him into 140.
Excuse me, does Melissa
Miller still work here?
No, you're gonna have to
wait. We're a few hands short.
Get some Haldol
over there!
Just have a seat over here.
I'll see what I can do.
- Miss Miller?
- Ma'am, we're a little busy.
It's about Evan.
Thanks for sitting down
with me.
I remember you
from the trial.
You sat
in the front row,
second from the left,
always taking notes.
You were pregnant.
I heard about
Nathan Palardis.
I couldn't believe it.
He was the foreman
in the jury
that convicted
your boyfriend.
You can't tell me that there
wasn't a little part of you
that was pleased.
I never blamed
any of you.
Melissa...
there's got to be
over 20 calls on here
between you and Nathan
right before he died.
What's this about?
He reached out to me.
Why?
He wanted to know
about Evan,
about our relationship,
how we met,
the sorts of things
we used to do together.
Melissa, I know this
might be really difficult,
but it would be really
helpful if you could tell me
everything you told
Nathan, okay?
I told him
we met at the store
where he worked.
I was trying to paint
one of my sister's
bedrooms.
She had a baby
on the way.
And I remember
she wanted
this very particular
shade of blue.
I was there, you know,
when they put the needle
in his arm.
I watched the chemicals
pumping through the IV,
knowing it was gonna
kill him.
he looked up at me
through the glass...
and he blew me a kiss.
I miss him.
I miss him so much.
Melissa,
do you remember
his last words?
He said,
"If there is a god,
whence proceed
so many evils?"
"If there is a god, whence
proceed so many evils?
If there is no god,
whence cometh any good?"
Boethius?
"A Roman philosopher,
was wrongfully imprisoned
and sentenced to death. "
Wrongfully imprisoned.
Hey, there's a lady
here to see you...
uh, Lynn? Lacey?
Laura.
Yeah, that's it.
Are you coming back or do you
want me to close out your session?
Huh.
Hey.
There's years' worth
of research in here.
I want to retrace
Nathan's steps.
I want to interview anyone and everyone
who ever testified in this trial.
I can't just reopen
this case.
Why? What if Nathan
was onto something?
What if something didn't add up? I
think that's why he circled my name...
because I was the only one who
questioned anything during that trial.
But ultimately
you chose "guilty. "
Yeah, I know.
What if...
what if we were wrong?
What if we convicted
the wrong man?
Are you okay?
Evan's name will save your life?
I know that
it sounds crazy,
but, yeah, I do.
Let's go.
Everybody loved him.
He was always very helpful.
He was probably one
of my best employees.
How long did Evan
work for you?
About three years,
I'd say.
He started off
as a clerk
and then he worked his way
on up to assistant manager.
Mr. Harris, have you seen those spinner
blades that came in this morning?
I sure have.
- Thanks.
- Okay.
The shipment of
the murder weapon
was traced back
to this store.
Yeah, it was a three-inch
Healey fisherman.
I'll show you.
We go through about
a case of those a month...
collectors, fishermen. Heck, we
even got a guy over in Sausalito...
this guy... he can carve your
initials right there in the tooth.
- Can you believe that?
- Wow.
Did Evan have access
to that key?
All my employees do.
Healey three-inch
fisherman... there it is.
This case is spotless.
- Well, thank you.
- How often, would you say, you clean it?
We clean this at least
once a week,
pour the product out,
wipe it down,
and most importantly, make sure
the blades are nice and shiny.
Whose job
would that be?
That would be
my assistant.
So it would have been
Evan's job?
- At that time, yes, ma'am.
- So if Evan cleaned the case...
fingerprints on the knife.
You were fishing
off Duxbury Reef
the day the Midnight Murderer
dumped his last victim?
Yeah, he took her over
to the edge of the dock,
dumped her body
in the ocean.
Says you were interviewed by
the police for over five hours.
Yeah, that one detective,
the black guy... Calloway?
- Callendar.
- Yeah, he was very thorough.
Anyways, like he said
on the stand,
they found that poor girl's
body wrapped in plastic
exactly where
I said it was.
Is this what you were fishing
the day you saw the killer?
Yeah.
Caught a couple monsters
too... 25-30 pounds.
The trick is, you put a sinker
on the end of your line...
it gets right down
in there.
How far offshore
would you say you were?
I don't know,
about 100 feet.
Yeah, that's weird.
Why?
I used to fish with my dad
when I was a little girl,
and that, my friend,
is cod.
Yeah.
And?
And the schools concentrate
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