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Panic
Choking sound
Grasping for air
Hey, hey, hey.
Get back in here now!
What the hell
do you think you're doing, boy?
Nothing, mama
Nothing.
That's what you always say, Harlan.
Nothing, Mama.
Make me sick, you little fucker.
How many times do I have to tell you?
Not to slam the door
and run in the house?
I don't know, Mama. A lot.
You listen to me, you little fucker.
I will beat the living shit out of you if you don't start minding
Huh
Get the fuck up to your room.
Get the fuck out of here, you little bastard.
Now, fucker.
Anyway.
Where the hell have you been?
What?
Where’s Harlan? I sent the little fuc up to his room.
Now answer my fucking question.
You've been out
with that whore again, haven’t you
No! What's wrong with you?
Don't give me that shit.
What are you, crazy?
Crazy? Ooh!
Are you crazy?
Uhhh, Harlan.
Why? Why?
All rise.
Thank you.
Please be seated
Court will be in session.
We're here today in State versus.
Harlan Hatcher.
It's a juvenile case.
21 JV zero 182.
We're here for purposes of sentencing,
and I've read arguments from the attorneys, and I understand
Mr. Hatcher is here.
Dad, come forward.
I understand you have something to say, and I have a question for you.
I read the victim impact statement.
And you understand you want me to place your son
in a mental hospital for the rest of his life?
Is that correct, sir?
Yes, Your Honor.
From what the psychiatrist says, he's a very disturbed child
and could possibly do it again.
I think it's in the best interest for him
and the community that he goes there and stays in there.
I appreciate your comments, Mr.
Hatcher. I know it's a difficult time.
I understand your concerns.
But boy, is young and I can't do that at this particular moment in time.
What I am going to do is sentence as follows.
Harlan Hatcher, would you please stand up?
You will be held from this point forward at the juvenile detention
Center for Mentally Impaired until your 18th birthday.
Until that time you are off.
At that time, you'll be transferred to a maximum adult mental facility
until they deem you ready for society.
That concludes the sentencing in the case.
That's all we have for today, ladies and gentlemen.
So the court will be adjourned.
I'm going to get you for this?
Looks like you didn’t eat any of your food, you dumbass! No need to let it go to waste.
Damn, This one good burger.
You don't know what you're missing.
Hey bro
asshole.
George, how did you let this happen?
I told you how dangerous Harlan Hatcher is.
From what I know, he overpowered the orderly and took his keys.
This is a maximum security facility, isn't a George?
Come on, Alan. You know it is.
And how the hell do you let a murderer walk
right out the front door?
Tell me that he changed into his clothes,
walked right out the door, climbed in a car and drove away.
I don't think you understand what's going to happen here.
God help us all.
Harlan.
Harlan. Harlan,
What are you up to?
Oh, What are you doing here?
What's your deal?
I just saw a man over there staring at me.
I don't see anybody.
No, he was right.
What are you doing here?
I've been trying to call you for the past couple of days
to get you to come to this stupid Halloween dance with me.
You're not returning my calls, are you serious?
I told you I want nothing to do with you.
Why don't you go call the girl?
I thought you were the Beth’s party.
I'm sure she loved to go.
Okay, well, look, I told you already, Danielle.
I made a mistake, and I'm sorry.
I don't want to hear it.
I have to go get my run in.
Woh, sorry, man.
Nanny, it's Danielle. Hi baby girl.
I see you're out on your daily run,
Gotta get that scholarship. Ahh you w
You just keep putting in all that hard work. It's going to pay off.
Thanks nanny.
And next year, you're going to be running for state
I hope so.
Oh, I'll be right back.
Okay.
Oh. Oh, sorry, Nanny.
What's wrong, Huh?
Nothing.
Nothing, Baby, you're shaking like a leaf.
Come over here. Sit down.
Tell me what's going on with you.
Now tell me what's going on with you.
I caught Johnny with another girl.
Oh, and he says it's nothing. But
I don't know.
I'm just so confused about everything right now.
Oh, life can be cruel sometimes.
Yeah, but sometimes you just got to stand up to it.
Don't let it control you.
What does that mean?
Well, you're the only one that can control you.
What's somebody else have to say about it?
Only you can control what's in here.
Now, don't follow your mind.
Tell your heart.
Thank you. I love you.
Now. I jumped up and ran to the kitchen.
Had to go because I got you a gift. W
I do?
Yeah.
Oh, my goodness.
You like it?
Yeah. This is beautiful.
Oh, look, I have one just like it.
So now I have your heart.
And you have my heart forever.
Thank you.
You better get back to that run.
Now, go get that scholarship.
Yeah.
What's wrong? Uhhh.
While I'm on my way over here?
Before I ran into Johnny, I saw a man staring at me.
And then I turned back, talk to Johnny.
And when I looked back, he was gone.
A man. Who was it?
I don't know.
But then I got here and you left the room,
and I was looking out the window
and he was staring at me from across the street.
Well, there's nobody there now.
Yeah, no, I know it's
probably nothing, just making a bigger deal out of it. But
I am housesitting for the Jone’s this weekend. So.
Okay,
I'll be leaving in a couple of hours, and I'll call you before I leave.
Okay? Are you Mom and Dad looking forward to that? Cruise?
Yeah, they left yesterday, but yesterday I had it in my head.
It was next week.
I wonder why your dad didn't tell me.
Who knows?
Thank you.
I love you.
Go get that scholarship.
Hey, Jess.
Hey girl, how's it going?
Good.
I just got done with my run and stopping at my grandmother's house.
Oh, how she doing? Good.
You know, a nonstop motor is always.
I feel like she's always cleaning.
I just hope to have her energy when I'm her age.
Oh, not me. I hate cleaning.
What are you doing tonight?
Oh, nothing.
But I think Tommy is going
to pick me up tomorrow, and I guess we'll get into something.
How about you?
Well, my parents went on their cruise,
so I told the Joneses I'd house it for them while you're housesitting.
Okay. That's so weird.
How have they ever heard of a security camera?
Okay, well, I guess they're just old fashioned.
Besides, I am getting paid for it. Okay. Boring.
Hey, uh,
would it be okay if me and Tommy hang out at your place tomorrow?
Uh, Jess.
I don't know if that's the best idea.
My parents would flip out if they knew.
How would they know?
They're literally out playing with dolphins.
Fine. I'm leaving in a couple of hours.
I'll leave the back door unlocked.
Oh, my gosh. You are the best.
But please, just don't break anything or bring anybody else over here.
No, no, I won't. I won't. I won't. I promise.
Thank you so, so much.
Bye bye.
She's hilarious.
Oh, no,
I did this happen,
ow, ow, ow!
Why isn't she answering?
Nanny,
it's me.
Why didn't you answer my call?
Nanny?
Where are you?
What's going on?
Nanny?
Okay.
Grandma.
Nanny. Nanny.
Nanny, wake up.
Oh, Hello.
Hello?
Yeah, my grandma, she's on the ground and she has markings.
Ah, a neck.
Oh, I am at 77 Elm Street.
Okay, Please hurry.
Please hurry.
Nanny,
it's okay.
It's okay, Nanny.
Just hold on, okay?
Okay.
Oh, Nanny. Just stay there.
Oh, please.
Please come home.
Yes,
Danny, What's going on?
Where's your grandmother?
She's. She.
Mr. Hatcher, I'm Detective Hammond, the Henderson P.D..
What's going on?
Your wife's been murdered.
What?
How? As far as we can tell,
she was strangled with a telephone cord.
How is that possible?
I think I can answer that question for you.
Time.
Dr. Lucas, what are you doing here?
Harland has escaped.
I'm confused. When?
Yesterday
he overpowered an orderly.
He took his clothes, his keys, and he walked right out the front door.
That's over a hundred miles from here.
How could he get here?
I don't know. He.
He must have taken somebody's car.
You've got to protect us.
He's out to get us.
He said he would get me.
He's right, Detective Harland is a very dark individual.
I've overseen him for the last 20 years,
and I've seen the distance in his eyes.
He wants something.
I think it's revenge is to hurt you.
I'm going to post two uniforms outside your house until we find him.
Thank you very much.
I hope you understand what you're
dealing with here, Detective, and take it seriously.
I take every homicide Serious, Doctor.
You'd better, because Harlan is a very dangerous individual.
So if you knew how dangerous he was, why was it so easy for
him to get away?
Here you go.
Thank you.
I was with her just a few hours ago.
I know. Danny.
Now she's gone.
I got to start
getting arrangements together.
You, on the other hand,
you have got to find something
productive to do to keep your mind off of this.
It's going to be impossible.
Of course it will.
But what would your grandmother want you to do?
Yeah, you're right.
She's always motivated me to do something.
There you go.
What are you doing anyway?
I was on my way to the Jones's to house sit,
and I stopped by grandma's.
You go do that.
And don't
worry about what's going on around here,
okay?
I love you.
Get a hold yourself.
Hi. Yes, Mrs.
Jones.
I am going to be a few minutes late.
I'm on my way. Yes.
Okay. All right. Bye.
You know the story behind this mess?
No, not really.
I mean, I heard
different stories growing up, but I don't know much about it.
Well, ten year old Harlan Hatcher killed his mom
with a butcher knife right in that house.
My God.
Why do you do it?
Say, his mother was drunk, came at Tom Hatcher with a knife.
He knocked it out of her hand, and Harlan picked it up and stabbed her.
It's terrible.
Poor kid.
You know, that poor kid is 45 now and wanted for murder again.
Hardly call that a poor kid.
You have anything to worry about?
I've got this bad boy.
I'd be careful
who's out there?
This is the police.
Come out. We can talk about this.
Tim, where are you?
Come out here.
Hey, Grandpa.
How are you doing?
Well, I'm just thinking.
Where are you?
I'm at the Jones's house sitting.
Remember
having a hard time keeping my mind off
everything. I understand.
It's not easy.
Just hang in there.
Are you okay?
Do you want me to come over?
No, I'm okay.
So do you need to go to Jones's house?
Yeah, I know
what you know about anything right now.
Anyway,
I miss her.
Your grandmother would want you to keep doing
exactly what you're doing, okay?
And don't worry about what's going on around here.
Yeah,
she did
want me to get that scholarship,
so I'm going to do just that.
That's my girl.
You stay strong and go kick some butt, huh?
Okay.
Love your grandpa.
I love you, too.
Bye Bye.
What the hell
Hello?
You guys all right?
Where are you guys?
Who are you?
Is that you, Harlan?
Hello?
Who is this?
I'm not in the mood for prank calls.
Listen, asshole.
No, not today.
Who is it?
Jessica. Hi.
What are you doing here?
I was bored, so decided to come see you and hang out.
What's up?
Oh, that's great.
I think what you should have told me.
It scared the crap out of me.
I scared you. Why?
I don't know.
It's just been a hectic day.
I saw this man staring at me earlier on my run,
and then just a second ago, before you got here,
I got a bunch of prank calls from a block number,
and I could hear them breathing.
I don't know.
That is so weird.
Oh, gosh.
Well,
how are you doing now?
I'm okay.
Considering all that's happened today.
Had something else happened to the.
You don't know
what?
My grandmother was murdered today.
What?
Are you serious?
Wait.
What?
Murdered?
Oh, my God.
That's.
They think it was my step uncle,
Harlan Hatcher.
He escaped from a mental hospital last night.
He's the prime suspect.
It's terrifying, dude.
Oh, my God.
Yeah.
Wait,
I'm so scared.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Hey, I'm sorry I wasn't here sooner.
Oh, my gosh. You know, it's okay.
That's crazy.
Took it out of. And here I am.
So sorry, Danny.
Oh, my gosh.
I know you've just been out of it all day,
and everything's working.
I think you're now okay.
Thank you.
Okay.
Thanks. Jess.
I love you.
Mm mm,
mm mm mm.
Wait, did.
You did you hear something?
No, I think we're good.
We're good.
Calm down. Okay? Yeah.
No, I know.
Sorry. It's just been a
hectic day that’s all.
What was that?
Yeah. Okay.
What was that?
I don't know,
but I definitely heard something.
Maybe.
I just think it.
Yeah, we just need to sleep and
start fresh tomorrow.
Okay
Alright.
I’m glad you’re here.
Me too
get through this.
Okay?
You mean you can't find them?
Call them on the cell phone and.
Hatcher, this is bullshit.
Are you all right to ensure our missing?
And so is Tom Hatcher missing?
Yep. Jim And she was taking out Hatcher's house.
Now, the all gun.
I don't know if it's Harlan,
the father, or the two of them working together.
It's a bit of a stretch for the two of them to be working together.
Who knows? And you've got to find out. Watch it.
Come on, let's go.
Well, thanks again for spending the night.
I appreciate it.
Especially with all those noises last night.
Of course.
What are best friends for best?
I love you. Text me.
Well, thank you. Bye
What do you got for me, Joe?
Yes, sir. Right over here.
If you look there, you see a little blood.
You got a body, you know, sir, Do you take a blood sample?
We didn't get the body yet. Do you have a sample?
They took it in to get checked out.
Good job.
Come on.
Oh, my God.
Joe, get a search party together and start.
Combing these woods.
Do it now.
Let's get some guys in here.
Sue, she's 25 years old.
Who would do this?
Somebody sick?
No, it's not sick.
That's evil. It's just plain evil.
No, I know what the Doctor meant.
Hey, we got another one
Look at his neck.
He broke his neck.
Let's keep looking. Joe.
Sam,
Sam here. The neighbor saw Tom Hatcher’s car here last night around 11 p.m..
Well, I got an APB out on that car.
Now, right now,
we guys want to know what you want to do with the car.
Leave it here.
You're going to take to the impound later. Yes sir.
Hey.
Hey Cynthia. How was everything?
pretty good.
How are the kids? They were good.
I mean, once I got them out of the oven.
Oh, that's fine.
Well, thank you for coming over this.
This is for you.
I appreciate it.
Thank you for coming over to watch them. Yeah.
Call me if you need me again. I'm sure you will.
For sure I will.
Yeah.
What the hell is going on.
I get it.
I'll get a candle.
there.
I lit a candle.
Thank you.
So what do you think happened?
Some drunk probably hit a pole or something
I'm worried about. Dad,
I know.
He probably just needs some alone time.
Probably.
Oh,
Must be one of the kids
don't go, I'm going to go check on them.
You stay here.
I'll be right back.
Hey, babe.
Uh
Oh, you can't be that tired.
Come on.
Come on,
babe. Oh.
Oh, thank you.
Is that your phone, Sam?
You know, I'm having dinner with Nancy
tonight, right?
Yeah.
What happened?
Shit.
Alright, alright.
What was that?
Beth Hatcher just called.
Justin's been murdered. I got to go. What?
Oh, my gosh.
Do you need me to drop you off?
Please? Okay, I got you.
We'll be there in about 5 minutes.
I'm sorry, Nancy.
Okay? I need you more than I do
to have dinner another night to celebrate.
Baby,
you're the greatest.
Thank you, Sam.
Careful.
Woh
What I would do with that?
Oh, wow.
Look.
What are you doing? Some for beer.
Get out of there. I told you. No.
We won't get into anything, okay?
Like with your pants? Or.
Oh, my God,
Stop
What the hell.
A God damn peeping Tom.
Hey, asshole.
I'm talking to you.
What the fuck are you doing here?
What the fuck are you doing?
Did you hear something?
No, no
Hello?
Hey. Hey.
How are you doing?
I'm okay.
Oh, good. Yes, I made it to your house.
I wanted to let you know.
Oh, I completely forgot.
That was tonight. Okay.
You guys have fun?
Yeah. Um,
I can come there instead.
It's not important to be here.
Oh, yeah?
How would Tommy feel about that?
I'm sure he's looking forward to a crazy night.
Oh, screw him, my friend, is more important.
Mm. Oh, no, I couldn't do that to him.
You guys go have fun.
You sure?
Yes. Don't worry about me.
I'm fine. Have fun.
Okay, Well, if you need me, I'm here.
Just. Just a phone call away. Okay.
Hang in there.
Okay.
Well, thanks.
Okay, bye.
You're right.
Yeah. Sorry. You sure? Yeah. Okay.
I think I hear something
I told you.
Are you sure?
I mean I don’t know.
Are you kidding me?
Alright, bag the evidence and get it in here now.
Yes, I think
Tom Hatcher, was body was found
100 feet up the trail from where my officers were found
and Justin Hatcher was murdered last night.
Dear God, we have to find him, Detective.
And quick.
You think
I'm just worried about who's next?
Fuck,
Gwen, what do you got so far?
Well, Mr. and Mrs.
Hatcher came in for the evening, the power went off,
so she went upstairs to check on their children.
When she came down, Justin was dead.
The police officer that arrived at the scene was able to find out
that the power was turned off at the power box.
A cunning son of a bitch.
So what do you think caused this?
I don't know.
It's a pretty big hole.
Where's the ambulance?
I don't know, but they've been called.
Well call them again.
Get them to come over here right now.
poor woman has been through enough
without having to stare at her dead husband on the couch.
Okay, I’m on it right now.
Mrs. Hatcher, I'm Detective Hammond.
I'm real sorry about what happened here tonight.
Thank you, sir.
Uh, I've been hearing that
maybe Justin stepbrother did this.
Harlan,
baby, he's done all of this.
He's a prime suspect. ma’am,
Mr. Hatcher, I'd like to post a police officer
inside your house tonight, if that's all right with you.
Yes, that would be nice.
Thank you.
Hey, Detective.
Yes? Do me a favor.
Of course. Get the son of a bitch!
Yes, ma'am.
What are you doing?
I thought I heard something,
I don't hear anything.
Okay?
Yeah.
Did you get a hold of Tom Hatcher's granddaughter?
No. I called and went right to her machine.
You think Harlan did something to her?
I hope not
Who lives in that house over there?
That's Tom Hatcher’s.
father's house he died 30 years ago.
You know, no one has been in that house since then.
Not even Tom.
What kind of man was he?
Quiet.
Kept to himself.
I see
You know doctor.
When Harlan killed his mother, I was a teenager.
And I remember there were a number of unsolved murders back then.
What do you think?
Harlan was killing people at ten years old?
No, that's not what I'm saying.
Not Harlan.
I think I want to go take a look in that house and that shed.
Well, do you need a warrant or something for that?
There's no one to write a complaint.
Locked
Give me that.
Alright.
Hang on.
Hey, look at this.
What is this? Some kind of chart.
What is it?
I don't know. Tell you what.
Hold this all the access and get a picture of
the map
One more... Alright give me that.
Hey, take it easy, huh?
Yeah.
Hang on.
Here's something.
What do you got?
You hold this.
The newspaper clippings
Shadow killer strikes again,
huh? Shadow killer.
Where one was investigators baffled.
They have no leads.
The fifth murder.
Four weeks that have gone unsolved were when?
No. You look another one here.
Look, wait a minute.
Here’s a headline?
Clarksville, Mississippi.
October 31st, 1951.
What are you thinking?
We better go back to the police station, do a little research.
Give me my flashlight back. Good.
I want to get out of here, place
gives me the creeps. Watch it.
Danielle
I’ll call her back.
Alright.
That's what I'm talking about.
What the heck.
I'll call Grandpa.
Nothing.
Nothing on Ralph Hatcher
before he moved here in 1953.
Just like,
came out of nowhere. Hmm.
What about his wife?
That's an idea.
Ethel Thompson.
She’s a local girl, he married her i
She died 1964 of a mysterious illness.
Then there's nothing more on Ralph.
What was the last attack in Mississippi?
It was September 7th, 1952.
Okay,
so then, uh
see if there were any attacks here
after that day. Okay
October 3rd, 1952,
Rose Betchel walked to the local mark and never came back.
They found her
tied to a tree with a circular wound in the middle of her back.
And then for the next 30 plus years,
there were over 50 unsolved murders in this county alone.
Okay, one last thing.
When did Ralph Hatcher die?
I know where you're going with this.
Hang on
1985, a heart attack,
But. But
after that, it was a significant drop
in the number of unsolved murders.
I bet you my I bet you my pension that he's or
I don't know.
Harlan Hatcher
hasn't uttered a word in 35 years.
It's all been bubbling up inside of him, and now he's come back
to get revenge on everyone he blames for ruining his life.
And he's unleashing his evil on anybody who gets in the way.
God help us.
Yeah, God help us.
Yeah.
That's pretty amazing.
I know.
Don't you forget it, Okay?
I just.
Should we go check it out?
Are you fucking kidding me?
You want me to go? Yeah, I want you to go.
I'm not going.
Alright?
The hell.
Tommy
Oh, my God.
Oh, no,
Damn it.
I forgot my charger.
Call Grandpa
maybe Jess could check on him.
Hey, Jess, that's me.
Yeah.
I haven't heard from my grandpa, so I was wondering
if you could go check on him if you get the chance.
And when you get this, give me a call back.
Okay?
Yeah.
Thanks.
It's
Where’s Grandpa's car.
What’s going on here?
Grandpa?
Grandpa, where are you?
Nanny
Hello?
Have you seen my grandpa?
Hello?
Anyone here?
Harlan Hatcher hasn't spoken in 35 years.
That's what you telling me.
That's exactly what I'm telling you.
I find that hard to believe, Doctor.
He just sits in front of the window, staring out at nothing
past the hills, past the trees,
past the days and nights.
To this moment.
If you were
him, where would you be right now?
I don't think anyone on earth could tell you
what Harlan's thinking right now. Doctor.
That's a hypothetical question.
If you were Harlan Hatcher, where do you think you would be right
now? Well, if I were to guess,
I'd say with his family, that's what he wants.
Exactly.
We should be at Tom Hatcher's house,
staking it out.
Good.
Yeah.
So, Grandpa, are you here?
I thought you were going to be at home.
What are you doing here?
And Jess,
you left the door open.
Seriously?
You were that excited to come over?
Hello,
Jess.
What's going on?
What happened here?
Jess?
Tommy, quit fooling around.
Come, guys.
Just trying to find my grandpa.
Jess.
Tommy,
come on guys.
Johnny
no Johnny?
Johnny
I’m gonna get help,
Come on Jess.
Jess
Jess.
911, what's your emergency?
Help me!
Help me, please.
Ma’am could you speak up?
I can't hear you.
My friends are dead.
Did you just say your friends are dead? Yes.
Yes... Okay.
What's your name and your address? I'm.
I'm the Danielle Hatcher,
and I'm.
Are you there? I hear something.
I hear something
I hear something I’m at 1119 Oak Stre
Okay.
119 Oak Street.
Are you available to go to 119 Oak Street for a possible disturbance
This is detective Herman?
We're in the neighborhood. I want to check it out.
Where is this?
It's about a mile down the road doctor.
Let's go. Okay.
Okay. Danielle,
Patrol is on their way.
Okay.
Hurry, please hurry!
I don't want to scare you,
but do you think the
person that did this could still be in the house?
I don't know.
I Don't know.
It's my step uncle, Harlan Hatcher.
He escaped from a mental hospital last night.
Oh, my.
Okay.
Authorities are looking for him.
I can't find my grandpa.
His car's outside.
I don’t know where he is?
I don't know where he is.
Is your grandfather, Tom Hatcher?
Yes. Why?
Why? I'm so sorry.
He was found along with two officers in the woods, murdered
across the street from his house.
Are you sure it was him?
Yes, I'm sure.
Are you there?
I'm sorry.
I have to get out of here.
I have to get out of here now!
No! Stay put!
No, no.
I have to go my friends are dead.
and my grandpa’s dead.
I'm going. I'm leaving.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Do you see a way out?
Where are you in the house?
I'm upstairs.
Is going
downstairs.
The front door.
Okay.
Do you see a weapon or anything to protect you? There’s a bat.
Okay.
Perfect.
I'll stay on the line with you while you get out.
Okay? Oh.
No! nooo.
Hello. Are you there? Hello
Oh, no, uh,
Danielle, Yeah.
What happened, huh?
Harlan's inside.
I killed him with a pickax.
Where? He’s right there!
Oh, stay here.
Oh, no.
Oh, no, no, no Ow!
Ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow!
Here we go again.