The Drownsman Page #4
- Hannah, please.
- Sorry, I'm done.
I'm a fly on the wall.
Fly on the wall.
Who is it?
Hey, it's, um...
it's Madison.
We spoke on the phone earlier.
Come in and close the door.
So what are you two young ladies
doing in my house today?
Um, I wanted to ask you
about the Drownsman.
Of course you do.
What can you tell me about him?
Nothing.
I've wasted too many years
discussing that topic.
Please, sir, um...
I'm seeing this man.
How are you seeing him?
In visions.
Okay, out. Get out.
Time to go.
Sir... sir, please.
It's getting worse,
and I don't know how to stop it.
Forget about it.
Don't let it do to you
what it did to me.
Come on, Maddie, let's go.
No.
Please.
I'm sorry for what happened.
He killed your daughter.
What stopped him?
Isabelle.
She was to be
one of his victims.
But she drowned him.
Drowned him in the same place
that he drowned
the other women.
Where is she now?
You don't want to speak to her.
Please, sir, I think we would.
she said she also had visions.
How did she stop them?
She didn't stop them.
She burned down her house,
she burned the neighbor's
house down.
She killed the man
who killed my daughter.
Sir?
Three, four times a day
he would take me to the basin.
It's not until
your last breath is taken
can you cross over.
These are all the answers
I could find.
Did the police
ever find his body?
Just bones. All female.
Take these memories.
I don't need 'em anymore.
Hey, how's our
crazy little friend?
Um, yeah, she's okay.
When I got up this morning,
I went downstairs
and I poked my head
into her room.
She looks like
she's losing her mind.
Look, when are you coming home?
I'm just finishing up here, why?
Just get home, okay?
We need to talk.
Yeah, okay, sure.
Oh, Jesus.
You okay?
So they're
ramblings of a madman.
Okay, like, "Last night,
I spent the evening
trying to drown myself
in the bathtub
This guy's a nut.
Okay, sorry.
Got it.
- It's just, why would...
- Just please keep looking.
Okay.
Okay, so a number of women
go missing over the years
and then all of a sudden,
one of them shows up...
Saying that she's killed him,
escaped,
but the police can't find a
body.
They didn't.
Oh, sh*t.
What?
Sh*t!
Hello?
What's that?
"The only records
I've been able to find
on Sebastian Donner
are about his birth.
On July 30th, 1954,
giving birth
to an 18-pound baby.
She had been pregnant with him
for over 19 months.
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