Haunted Page #2

dramatic footage shows, most

of the facilities residents

caught sleeping on the second

and third floors had little

chance of escape.

Though the number is still

rising, the body count is

already at 74, and the

firefighters expect to battle

the blaze through the night,

with fire departments from as

far west as Pomo and Wheaton

County expected to arrive on

the scene at any moment.

The building has a long and

colorful history and was one

of the oldest...

No, I...

I...

yes, of course.

Yes, I understand.

You can count on me.

You've always been able

to count on me.

Right.

Nick?

Come on in.

Just finishing up a phone call.

I'm Judge Bing.

Have a seat.

Is it necessary to go

over the details of

your mother's death?

Uh, no.

No, I know how my mother

died, Mr. Bing.

Respect Look, it's been

eight months.

I didn't even know

she had a will.

And are you aware that there

is a lawsuit pending against

the institution?

I have no interest

in suing anyone.

Well, I thought you might be

particularly keen on that now.

Given recent unplanned

developments?

Life is full of surprises, Nick.

This is the

reading of the will, right?

And there's no one else here?

In accordance with your

mother's wishes, you alone are

to be here when I give you this.

I'm sorry to say this

is all she left.

I mean, well, what is all this?

Per her instructions, I have

no knowledge of the content.

So if there's any way I can help

once you've been through

it all, anything you need,

don't hesitate to call.

He has it.

And unless I miss my guess,

he's already found it.

How'd it go?

Stay there.

I'm coming to you.

That file's from her attorney.

It's, uh, papers and

old pictures.

And?

What?

Come on, just sit down.

I want to show you something.

Are you rich?

Here.

You see it?

See what?

The house.

Does that look familiar?

Should it?

Look, OK, guys, this house is

not some ordinary house.

This house and me go way back.

It's in all of my sketchbooks,

in every story I wrote as a

kid, and in just about every

class where they ever let me

draw something.

Look, I've been drawing

this house since I

could pick up a crayon.

Look at this.

Same house.

You see this circular

window at the top?

Yeah.

I mean, look at this.

Same house.

Age 12.

I mean, come on.

Look at all of these.

So you liked

to draw the same house when

you were a kid.

Come on.

Come here, come here.

I need... get up.

Come here.

Come on, get up.

I just want to sit down.

Get up, come on.

I gotta show you something, Eve.

You're gonna freak

out about this.

Ryo, come here, look at this.

This house has been in

my head all my life.

OK, so you used to draw it.

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