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No one can explain The Woman in Black · Crime and Horror

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Speaker 1: Today, I'm going to tell you two classic spooky stories.
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Speaker 1: At five point fifteen pm on June twenty eighth, nineteen eighty,
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Speaker 1: a thirty eight year old man named Robert Davidson drove
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Speaker 1: his motorcycle down Interstate seventy four in act in Indiana,
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Speaker 1: which is a small community just outside of Indianapolis. On
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Speaker 1: the back of the motorcycle with her arms wrapped around
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Speaker 1: this way was Robert's wife. Her name was Wanda. The
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Speaker 1: couple was on their way to visit family, and they
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Speaker 1: were hoping to get there as soon as possible, not
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Speaker 1: because they wanted to visit, but because there was a
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Speaker 1: big storm rolling in and they were hoping to beat
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Speaker 1: the rain.
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Speaker 2: In fact, right now, right above them.
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Speaker 1: The sky was turning a dark gray and looked very ominous.
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Speaker 1: But as Robert nudged his engine to go a little
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Speaker 1: bit faster, these big rain drops began pelting his arms,
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Speaker 1: and he knew the skies were opening up and he
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Speaker 1: would have to pull over so he and his wife
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Speaker 1: could put on rain jackets. And so Robert pulled over
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Speaker 1: to the side of the road, and as soon as
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Speaker 1: he was stopped, Wanda climbed off, and Robert was about
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Speaker 1: to climb off as well and open up the little
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Speaker 1: trunk in the back of the motorcycle to get the
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Speaker 1: rain jackets. But before he did that, there was the
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Speaker 1: sudden flash of light, and then Robert felt pain all
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Speaker 1: throughout his body. His muscles went totally rigid, and then
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Speaker 1: he crumpled off his bike onto the ground and everything
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Speaker 1: went black. Less than five minutes later, an ambulance arrived
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Speaker 1: on the scene and several first responders jumped out, including
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Speaker 1: a woman named Kimberly cop Now Kimberly had been briefed
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Speaker 1: up on this situation. A man and his wife had
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Speaker 1: pulled over on the side of Interstate seventy four and
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Speaker 1: the man had been struck by lightning, and so as
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Speaker 1: she ran up to the couple, she could see Robert
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Speaker 1: was on the ground, he was not moving, his skin
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Speaker 1: was waxy and gray, and his wife was sort of
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Speaker 1: in shock, and she was standing next to him, just
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Speaker 1: kind of sobbing uncontrollably, and Kimberly she jumped into action.
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Speaker 2: She jumped down next to Robert, and she felt for
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Speaker 2: a pulse, but he didn't have one.
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Speaker 1: At this point, Kimberly knew she maybe had a couple
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Speaker 1: of minutes here to basically revive Robert or he was doomed,
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Speaker 1: and so Kimberly she worked immediately on stabilizing Robert's spine
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Speaker 1: while one of her team members, one of the other
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Speaker 1: first responders, jumped in and began doing CPR, And then
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Speaker 1: a third first responder hopped on the ambulance radio and
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Speaker 1: called in an emergency medical helicopter to get here and
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Speaker 1: fly Robert to a hospital as soon as possible. They
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Speaker 1: quickly got a response from the helicopter crew saying they
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Speaker 1: were en route, but before the crew or any of
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Speaker 1: the first responders could communicate any further over the radio, suddenly,
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Speaker 1: out of nowhere, their ambulance just completely shut down, like
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Speaker 1: completely shut off the lights, the sirens, the engine, everything
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Speaker 1: went completely silent. And this was a huge problem because
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Speaker 1: some of the medical equipment that they needed to keep
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Speaker 1: Robert alive until the helicopter got here required the ambulance
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Speaker 1: to be on to use it, and so with the
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Speaker 1: ambulance off, it was useless. But in addition to just
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Speaker 1: what a problem this was, this also was like really
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Speaker 1: confusing to Kimberly and the other first responders because when
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Speaker 1: ambulances are built, they are built with the idea that
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Speaker 1: there can never be a situation where the ambulance just
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Speaker 1: totally turns off, because again it's like a worst case scenario,
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Speaker 1: and so they give each ambulance two batteries, a primary
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Speaker 1: and a backup, so that if for some reason the
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Speaker 1: primary dies, you always have that backup and can always
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Speaker 1: use the life saving equipment. So the idea that both
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Speaker 1: of these batteries failed simultaneously was like, how how could
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Speaker 1: that possibly happen? But before Kimberly or the other first
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Speaker 1: responders could even begin to understand how that happened, something
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Speaker 1: else began happening. They turned and saw there was this
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Speaker 1: woman dressed in this old, long black dress running up
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Speaker 1: the road, this desolate highway. This woman is charging up
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Speaker 1: the road screaming at them, and above her head she's
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Speaker 1: waving a bible and she's yelling at them to hey,
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Speaker 1: let me touch him, let me touch him.
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Speaker 2: I can save him.
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Speaker 1: And the first responders are looking at each other like
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Speaker 1: what is going on here?
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Speaker 2: Now?
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Speaker 1: None of the first responders Norwanda had any idea who
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Speaker 1: this woman was as she continued running up the road
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Speaker 1: waving her bible and yelling at them. But again, you
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Speaker 1: need to picture this scene. The ambulance is off, they
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Speaker 1: can't do anything to help Robert. They're basically waiting for
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Speaker 1: the helicopter to show up, which they.
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Speaker 2: Hope is on the way, but.
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Speaker 1: They can't communicate with the helicopter and Robert basically is
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Speaker 1: clinically dead at this point. He doesn't have a pulse,
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Speaker 1: he's been struck by lightning. Like, there's nothing anybody can
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Speaker 1: do except wait around and hope the helico shows up.
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Speaker 1: And so when this woman came running up to the
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Speaker 1: scene saying she could touch Robert and save him, none
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Speaker 1: of the first responders were like, oh, yeah, that's a
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Speaker 1: great idea, let's bring her in.
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Speaker 2: She can save the day.
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Speaker 1: But they were sort of like, well, no one else
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Speaker 1: is doing anything, and they looked over at Wanda and
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Speaker 1: she was just as shocked as they were at this
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Speaker 1: woman's arrival and what she was saying. And so the
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Speaker 1: first responders in Wanda just kind of stood there and
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Speaker 1: allowed this woman in her black dress with her Bible
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Speaker 1: to just wander up and crouch down next to Robert
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Speaker 1: and begin this totally bizarre ritual. At first, the woman
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Speaker 1: just began praying over Robert, and she's holding her Bible
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Speaker 1: and she's very focused and she's calm, and again, Kimberly,
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Speaker 1: the first responders in Wanda, they're all just standing there,
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Speaker 1: looking at each other and looking at this woman, being like,
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Speaker 1: what is going on here? Then eventually this woman in
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Speaker 1: black she begins getting really animated and begins slamming her
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Speaker 1: Bible on the ground over and over again and begins
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Speaker 1: screaming up at the heavens demanding they saved this man's life. Now,
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Speaker 1: Kimberly and the others and Wanda, they're all watching this
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Speaker 1: in total shock and just kind of let it keep
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Speaker 1: on happening, because again, it was sort of like, at
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Speaker 1: this point, we're already committed, and what harm can this
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Speaker 1: woman do. I mean, Robert's clinically dead, and so Kimberly
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Speaker 1: and the others just stood there silently watching as this
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Speaker 1: woman in black continued to slam her bible and demand
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Speaker 1: that this man be saved.
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Speaker 2: And then it was like something came over this woman.
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Speaker 1: It was like she was completely possessed, and she grabbed
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Speaker 1: her bible and she lifted it over her head. She's
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Speaker 1: kneeling right beside Robert, and when she opened her mouth
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Speaker 1: and looked up at the sky, it wasn't her voice
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Speaker 1: that came out, it was another voice, and she began
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Speaker 1: speaking in tongues things that didn't make any sense.
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Speaker 2: She's saying all these crazy gibberish.
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Speaker 1: Things to the sky, and as Kimberly and the others
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Speaker 1: are getting frightened by what they're seeing and are about
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Speaker 1: to step in, it was like the woman just stopped
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Speaker 1: and she stood up, slowly turned and walked down the
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Speaker 1: road back the direction she came. And within seconds of
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Speaker 1: this woman beginning to walk off, the ambulance turned back on, lights, sirens,
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Speaker 1: the engine all came back on, nothing wrong with it,
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Speaker 1: and Robert began to breathe. Kimberly and the other first
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Speaker 1: responders and Wanda just stared at Robert in total shock.
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Speaker 1: He had not had a heartbeat for several minutes, like
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Speaker 1: he was dead. How he's alive when there was no
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Speaker 1: medical intervention really, because the ambulance was off. The only
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Speaker 1: intervention was this woman and whatever she was doing, like
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Speaker 1: nobody could comprehend that.
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Speaker 2: But before anybody could.
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Speaker 1: Make sense of that, the medical helicopter arrived, and seconds
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Speaker 1: later it was chaos getting Robert onto the helicopter, and
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Speaker 1: then before long Robert, Wanda and the helicopter took off,
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Speaker 1: and then before long, Kimberly and the other first responders
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Speaker 1: were just left there in the first moment of silence
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Speaker 1: they had had for several minutes, just standing on the
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Speaker 1: side of Interstate seventy four, thinking what just happened?
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: None of the first responders wanted to admit to this,
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Speaker 1: but they were all thinking the same thing. That woman
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Speaker 1: in black had to have done something that, you know,
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Speaker 1: brought Robert back to life. I mean, there really was
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Speaker 1: no other explanation. However, when the first responders just all
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Speaker 1: kind of have looked in the direction where this woman
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Speaker 1: had turned and walked off just a couple of minutes earlier.
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Speaker 2: She was gone.
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Speaker 1: Now, keep in mind where she had come from, where
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Speaker 1: she had run up the road from it was just
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Speaker 1: one big open road with really no obstructions, and then
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Speaker 1: off to the side of.
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Speaker 2: The road was this huge open field.
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Speaker 1: Basically, if someone had been walking for only a couple
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Speaker 1: of minutes in that direction from their vantage point, they
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Speaker 1: would have seen them.
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Speaker 2: There's nowhere to hide, there's nowhere to go. But she
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Speaker 2: was gone.
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Speaker 1: However, Kimberly and the other first responders would quickly learn
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Speaker 1: that this particular stretch of highway, in fact, more specifically,
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Speaker 1: the field off the side of this highway, had great
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Speaker 1: significance to this whole story. That big field that lined
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Speaker 1: Interstate seventy four, where effectively the woman in black had
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Speaker 1: disappeared to, used to be the home of a place
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Speaker 1: called the Acton Campground, which was a Methodist community in
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Speaker 1: the eighteen hundreds. The members of this community were known
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Speaker 1: for their really loud prayer style and also for speaking
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Speaker 1: in tongues. Now, unfortunately, this community actually burned to the
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Speaker 1: ground in eighteen sixty four. Afterwards they rebuilt, but then
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Speaker 1: in nineteen oh five, disaster struck again and it burned
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Speaker 1: to the ground again.
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Speaker 2: And this time they did not rebuild.
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Speaker 1: Instead, the community was leveled to the ground, was sold off,
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Speaker 1: and then eventually was just abandoned and became a big
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Speaker 1: empty field. After the story of Robert's miraculous recovery began
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Speaker 1: to spread, some people began to think that the woman
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Speaker 1: in Black might have been a ghost of one of
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Speaker 1: these act In residents from the eighteen hundreds who basically
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Speaker 1: was drawn out to save Robert's life. Also, her intense
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Speaker 1: prayers and speaking in tongues, along with the woman disappearing
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Speaker 1: back into the field where the act In campground had been,
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Speaker 1: certainly seemed to cement the idea that this theory could
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Speaker 1: actually be true. However, since that day in nineteen eighty,
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Speaker 1: Of twenty eleven, a man in his thirties named Yang
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Speaker 1: was eating dinner inside of his home in a rural
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Speaker 1: village in China. Around him at the table were his
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Speaker 1: five elderly aunts who he lived with and took care of. Now,
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Speaker 1: nobody spoke over dinner. It was totally silent, but this
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Speaker 1: Yang actually preferred silence. He had been born with a
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Speaker 1: disability that made it nearly impossible for him to speak.
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Speaker 1: It also had left him blind in one eye, and
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Speaker 1: over the course of Yang's life he had been sort
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Speaker 1: of bullied for his disability and as a result, he
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Speaker 1: really didn't like being around other people, and he certainly
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Speaker 1: didn't like trying to talk to other people. I mean,
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Speaker 1: that was really again something he had a really hard
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Speaker 1: time doing. But in his life, the few people that
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Speaker 1: totally accepted him and loved him were his family, in
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Speaker 1: particular his five aunts. They didn't care at all that
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Speaker 1: basically he never spoke, and so for example, at this
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Speaker 1: dinner table, there was no expectation that anybody would speak,
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Speaker 1: and Yang loved it. But more than just feeling happy
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Speaker 1: that he could be himself around his aunts, Yang also
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Speaker 1: took a lot of pride in looking after his aunts.
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Speaker 1: You know, he wanted to make sure they were comfortable
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Speaker 1: and well looked after in their old age. So after
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Speaker 1: this silent dinner, Yang stood up and he cleaned the
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Speaker 1: table off, and then he helped one of his aunts
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Speaker 1: go up to her bedroom. And after getting her tucked in,
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Speaker 1: and as Yang was about to go down and help
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Speaker 1: the next aunt go to.
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Speaker 2: Her bedroom, he heard sirens outside.
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Speaker 1: Now Yang lives in this very remote rural village in
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Speaker 1: China that's actually so remote they didn't have their own
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Speaker 1: police force. But even more specifically, Yang literally in his
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Speaker 1: whole life, had never even hurt a siren or seen
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Speaker 1: a police car, and so this is like really unique.
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Speaker 1: And so instead of going and helping his next aunt,
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Speaker 1: Yang went outside to see what was going on. And
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Speaker 1: as soon as he got out there, he looked down
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Speaker 1: the hill he was up on top of this hill
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Speaker 1: his house was. He saw at the base of the hill,
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Speaker 1: about six hundred feet away were two police cars with
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Speaker 1: their lights flashing. I mean, clearly something major was happening
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Speaker 1: in his town. And so, again, feeling very curious because
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Speaker 1: he's never seen anything like this, Yang decides to continue
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Speaker 1: to investigate, and so he leaves his home and begins
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Speaker 1: walking down the road towards the cars, but he stops
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Speaker 1: at a safe distance away because one he doesn't want
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Speaker 1: to interfere. And two, he really doesn't want to talk
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Speaker 1: to the police because he can't really talk, and he's
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Speaker 1: actually worried that he's going to get bullied if he
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Speaker 1: talks to the police. And so from a safe distance,
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Speaker 1: he just stood there and watched whatever.
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Speaker 2: Was going on.
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Speaker 1: And what was going on is the two police officers
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Speaker 1: who had responded and shown up in Yang's village were
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Speaker 1: standing there at the foot of this hill trying to
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Speaker 1: make sense of this insane story. A local farmer had
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Speaker 1: just told them. The man was sitting there, you know,
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Speaker 1: his face was in his hands, he was crying hysterically,
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Speaker 1: and he was trying to give them more information, but
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Speaker 1: it was like he was too upset. And finally one
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Speaker 1: of the officers tells the guy, like, hey, stop what
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Speaker 1: you're doing, start all over again. Calm down, and just
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Speaker 1: tell us the story from the beginning. And at this
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Speaker 1: the farmer did calm down, and after taking a deep breath,
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Speaker 1: he told the officer the story. He said, about a
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Speaker 1: week earlier, he had this horrible nightmare. He said, he
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Speaker 1: dreamed of his mother and she was shrouded in darkness,
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Speaker 1: and she was terrified, and she was screaming for his help.
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Speaker 1: And the farmer said, you know, in the dream, he
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Speaker 1: ran to his mother to try to save her, but
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Speaker 1: as soon as he would get close to her, it
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Speaker 1: was like the shadow went over his mother, and then
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Speaker 1: she disappeared, and then the farmer.
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Speaker 2: Would wake up and he'd be so terrified and so upset.
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Speaker 1: Now, at first, the farmer told the officer that, you know,
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Speaker 1: he didn't think much of this nightmare. You know, he
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Speaker 1: was not a superstitious person. He just thought, you know what,
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Speaker 1: it's a nightmare. But over the next several days, he
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Speaker 1: kept having the same nightmare about his mother that you know,
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Speaker 1: she was scared, and then she would disappear as soon
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Speaker 1: as he went to help her. And so after a
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Speaker 1: week of these horrible dreams, the farmer said, he finally decided,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I'm just going to go check on
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Speaker 1: my mother in person and make sure she's okay. But
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Speaker 1: when he went to his mother's place, his mother was
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Speaker 1: missing and he couldn't find her anywhere, and he had
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Speaker 1: this horrible thought that she'd been abducted, and so he
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Speaker 1: had called the police. Now, the police did understand that
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Speaker 1: it was totally bizarre that they were here ultimately because
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Speaker 1: of some guy's nightmare.
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Speaker 2: But when they went to his mother's place, she really
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Speaker 2: was missing.
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Speaker 1: And so they ultimately told the farmer to just go
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Speaker 1: home and that they would put together a search party
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Speaker 1: and they would look for his mother.
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Speaker 2: And so after the farmer said okay.
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Speaker 1: And then headed back towards his place, the two officers
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Speaker 1: got back in the cruisers and they drove out of
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Speaker 1: the village, passed Yang, who was still standing there watching
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Speaker 1: everything happening, back to the police station, and there the
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Speaker 1: officers immediately coordinated two investigative teams that would go out
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Speaker 1: and look for the farmer's mother. Now, one of these
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Speaker 1: teams was sent to a local city to basically canvass
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Speaker 1: the area to see if she was there, but that
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Speaker 1: search proved to be fruitless, and then the other investigative
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Speaker 1: team they were sent back to the village and when
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Speaker 1: they were there, they went door to door asking all
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Speaker 1: the residents if they had any idea what happened to
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Speaker 1: this farmer's mother. And it was during this search in
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Speaker 1: the village that they got a tip, and that tip
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Speaker 1: would lead them to a very specific location, Yang's home.
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Speaker 1: And when police went to Yang's home, they found the
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Speaker 1: front door was wide open, but when they walked right
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Speaker 1: up and yelled inside of the home, calling out for Yang,
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Speaker 1: nobody yelled back. In fact, the home was totally dark
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Speaker 1: and silent, And so after a few more minutes of
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Speaker 1: police calling out for anyone inside the home to come
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Speaker 1: out and talk to them and not getting an answer,
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Speaker 1: the police decided to walk inside. And so into this dark,
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Speaker 1: cramped home they went. And as they walked they noticed
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Speaker 1: there were all these dirty towels and dirty dishes and
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Speaker 1: sort of trash everywhere. I mean, the place was kind
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Speaker 1: of a pig sty. And again it's eerily silent. Every
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Speaker 1: step they took, they were walking on these boards that
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Speaker 1: creaked with every step, and as they're moving they're calling out, Yo, Yang,
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Speaker 1: if you're in here, come out, but again it's totally silent,
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Speaker 1: and they eventually make their way to the very back
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Speaker 1: of the home. Now, the police really did not know
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Speaker 1: what to expect when they showed up at Yang's place,
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Speaker 1: but they did hope that by going there they would
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Speaker 1: somehow someway find a reasonable explanation for all of this.
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Speaker 1: You know, the dream that kicked off this investigation and
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Speaker 1: this totally bizarre tip They got. I mean, they really
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Speaker 1: just wanted to put this thing to bed, and they
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Speaker 1: were hoping that by going to Yang's place they would
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Speaker 1: get that. However, when the police walked into the very
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Speaker 1: last room they had not searched yet, the very back
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Speaker 1: of his home, they knew there was no reasonable explanation here.
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Speaker 1: That back room is where Yang's aunts all slept, and
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Speaker 1: when the police walked into that room, sure enough, the
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Speaker 1: aunts were in their beds where Yang.
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Speaker 2: Had left them.
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Speaker 1: However, the police realized, like, wait a minute, we have
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Speaker 1: been yelling and screaming and trying to get people to
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Speaker 1: come out of the home, yet all these women are
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Speaker 1: still asleep. How could they possibly sleep through all that commotion.
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Speaker 1: But as the police walked up to each of these
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Speaker 1: five women, they realized the outlandish tip that had sent
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Speaker 1: them here in the first place had to be correct.
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Speaker 1: It would turn out Yang did not harm that farmer's mother.
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Speaker 1: In fact, he did the opposite. She was one of
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Speaker 1: his five elderly aunts, and he went to great lengths
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Speaker 1: to care for each.
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Speaker 2: Of these women.
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Speaker 1: I mean, he basically would have done anything for them. However,
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Speaker 1: there was a problem. His five aunts were dead and
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Speaker 1: had been for a long time. While Yang considered these
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Speaker 1: women to be his family literally, I mean he called
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Speaker 1: them his aunts, in reality he was not related to
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Speaker 1: them at all. Instead, these were just women from the
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Speaker 1: local village where he lived who had been nice to him.
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Speaker 1: They had all died of natural causes, but Yang didn't
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Speaker 1: understand it when they passed away. Instead, all Yang knew
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Speaker 1: is that he was sort of an outcast and that
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Speaker 1: nobody respected him, and he was treated really badly by
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Speaker 1: most people except for these women. They'd been the only
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Speaker 1: people that really cared about him, and so after they died,
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Speaker 1: he felt really sad and lonely, and so one by
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Speaker 1: one he dug these women up and brought them home
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Speaker 1: with him and began caring for them as if they
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Speaker 1: were still alive. When that farmer had gone to go
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Speaker 1: check on his mother after having the recurring nightmare about
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Speaker 1: out her going missing, he had gone to her grave
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Speaker 1: site and found her coffin was literally empty, hence believing
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Speaker 1: somebody had abducted her body. And then the strange tip
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Speaker 1: police got that led them literally to Yang's house was
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Speaker 1: a local had seen Yang carrying a body up the
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Speaker 1: hill to his home, and his home actually was not
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Speaker 1: a typical home. Instead, Yang's home was actually just a
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Speaker 1: cave that he had outfitted with some boards on the
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Speaker 1: ground for a floor and a couple of makeshift beds.
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Speaker 1: Yang was arrested for what he did, but ultimately he
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Speaker 1: was sent to a psychiatric hospital for treatment. All of
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Speaker 1: the bodies that Yang stole were reburied, and the farmer's
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Speaker 1: recurring nightmares about his mother stopped as soon as her body.
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Speaker 2: Was returned to her grave. Thank you so much for watching.
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