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Speaker 1: Hello, it's Richard mc lean smith here. We're Unexplained. Currently

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Speaker 1: on a break between seasons, we're taking a look back

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Speaker 1: at some of our favorite episodes. In the summer of

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Speaker 1: twenty fourteen, Maria and Derek Broadus were overjoyed when they

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Speaker 1: in the USA. The couple couldn't have been happier. But

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Speaker 1: then the letters started to arrive. Back in February twenty nineteen,

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Speaker 1: long before it became a hit Netflix show with a

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Speaker 1: questionable ending. This is Unexplained, Season four, Episode three, I

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Speaker 1: See You. We open on a pristine, tree lined avenue

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Speaker 1: of some affluent North American suburb as a paperboy cycles

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Speaker 1: merrily along, casually tossing papers towards the grand mansion houses

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Speaker 1: centering on one such mansion, its perfectly manicured front lawn

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Speaker 1: But as we move in closer beyond the facade, we

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Speaker 1: find a very different story. In an upstairs bathroom, a

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Speaker 1: bedraggled and hair suit. Henry Morrison, early forties and in

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Speaker 1: now with a briefcase in his hand, is walking down

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Speaker 1: family portraits of Henry with his wife and kids. Finally,

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Speaker 1: as he steps down into a large entry hall, stopping

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Speaker 1: true horror within, ignored by Henry as he makes his

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Speaker 1: door behind him. Outside, he breaks into a whistle and

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Speaker 1: opening scene of Joseph Ruben's nineteen eighty seventh film The

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Speaker 1: shocking in cinematic history. Sadly, it is also loosely based

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Speaker 1: on a true story. In nineteen seventy one, John List

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Speaker 1: was a well respected father of three and church going

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Speaker 1: after surreptitiously skimming money from his elderly mother's credit card

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Speaker 1: After carefully lying the bodies down together, he made arrangements

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Speaker 1: a violent reminder that all is never quite as it seems,

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Speaker 1: opened a chasm of horror that took many years to repair,

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Speaker 1: old List family home being mysteriously burned down the following year,

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Speaker 1: the events were eventually expunged from the collective memory and

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Speaker 1: You're listening to Unexplained and I'm Richard McLean Smith. Located

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Speaker 1: just twenty miles west of Manhattan, the leafy town of Westfield,

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Speaker 1: described by the New York Times as west small town

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Speaker 1: by English settlers in sixteen sixty four. Today, Westfield, comprised

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Speaker 1: in thirty four, all of which made it the perfect

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Speaker 1: location for Derrick and Maria Broadus, who a few years

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Speaker 1: previously adjoined the increasing number of affluent young families relocating

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Speaker 1: and after months of searching, had finally found everything they

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Speaker 1: four thousand square feet of prime real estate, six five

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Speaker 1: seven Boulevard was located in a neighborhood described by local paper,

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Speaker 1: The Westfield Leader as one of the most beautiful in

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Speaker 1: on June second, two thousand fourteen, after a short bidding war,

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Speaker 1: it was all theirs sold for just over one point

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Speaker 1: the property, employing construction workers to help. On June fifth, however,

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Speaker 1: Derrek Broadus was at the property alone, having decided to

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Speaker 1: the thick black lettering for a moment and then opened

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Speaker 2: The letter was dated June fourth, having been written before

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Speaker 2: the sale of the house had even been made public.

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Speaker 2: Dearest new neighbor at six five seven Boulevard, it began,

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Speaker 2: allow me to welcome you to the neighborhood. How did

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Speaker 2: you end up here? Did six five seven call to you?

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Speaker 2: With its force within? The house has been the subject

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Speaker 2: of my family for decades now, and as it approaches

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Speaker 2: its one hundredth and tenth birthday, I have been put

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Speaker 2: in charge of watching and waiting for its second coming.

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Speaker 2: My grandfather watched the house in the nineteen twenties, and

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Speaker 2: my father in the nineteen sixties. It is now my time,

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Speaker 2: It continued, Do you know the history of the house?

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Speaker 2: Do you know what lies within the walls? Why are

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Speaker 2: you here? I will find out. I see already that

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Speaker 2: you have flooded it with contractors so that you can

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Speaker 2: destroy the house as it was supposed to be. You

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Speaker 2: don't want to make six five seven Boulevard unhappy. You

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Speaker 2: have children? I have seen them so far. I think

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Speaker 2: there are three that I have counted. Are the more

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Speaker 2: it greed to bring me your children? Once I know

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Speaker 2: their names, I will call to them and draw them

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Speaker 2: to me. Who am I? There are hundreds and hundreds

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Speaker 2: of cars that drive by the house each day. Maybe

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Speaker 2: I am in one. Look at all the windows you

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Speaker 2: can see from six five seven Boulevard. Maybe I am

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Speaker 2: in one. Look out any of the many windows and

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Speaker 2: boulevard used to be these street to live on. You

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Speaker 2: made it if you lived on the boulevard. Welcome, my friends, Welcome,

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Speaker 2: Let the party begin, Signed the Watcher. Derek stood for

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Speaker 2: a moment in a complete state of shock. Then, remembering

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Speaker 2: dialed nine to one one. The officer arriving soon after,

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Speaker 2: wondered aloud if Derek had any idea why anyone would

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Speaker 2: After suggesting that he moved any construction equipment inside lest

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Speaker 2: could offer little else than to suggest that Derek remained

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Speaker 2: That night, as he made his way back to his family,

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Speaker 2: Derek went through all the possibilities as to what this

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Speaker 2: or was it perhaps even neighbors who had missed out

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Speaker 2: on purchasing the place themselves. Though he hadn't wanted to

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Speaker 2: That night, the couple did their best to reassure themselves

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Speaker 2: that it wasn't anything to worry about, but couldn't help

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Speaker 2: being drawn to one line. In particular, they read it again.

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Speaker 2: I asked the Woods to bring me young blood, and

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Speaker 2: it looks like they listened. The Woods were the former

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Speaker 2: Andrea replied though they had experienced nothing remotely like it

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Speaker 2: she claimed. They did, however, receive a similar letter a

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Speaker 2: week before they sold the house to the Broadesses. The letter,

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Speaker 2: also signed off by the watcher, had made it clear

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Speaker 2: that whoever it was, was well aware that a new

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Speaker 2: family would soon be moving in, and that the watcher

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Speaker 2: sale having already gone through, there was little option but

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Speaker 2: on Maria's insistence, Andrea and John Wood drove down from

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Speaker 2: Westfield Police Department. Detective Leonard Lugo, who was assigned to

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Speaker 2: as Andrea had suggested in her earlier email, Lugo also

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Speaker 2: speculated that the culprit could well be one of their

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Speaker 2: Under any normal circumstances, receiving an invitation to a neighbor's

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Speaker 2: Will I am pleased to know your names now? And

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Speaker 2: It will help me to know who is in which bedroom.

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Speaker 2: Then I can plan better. Who am I? I am

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Speaker 2: You know I will be watching. The following day, Derrick

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Speaker 2: Frustrated by the police response, the Broadesses took matters into

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Speaker 2: why what spell did you cast on it? It used

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Speaker 2: The house was full of life and young blood. Then

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Speaker 2: was one problem. Rumors about the letters had already begun

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Speaker 2: finding a way to neutralize that bad thing, is more

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Speaker 2: Out efforts continued meanwhile, to put the house back on

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Speaker 2: It was dated February thirteenth, twenty seventeen. You wonder who

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Speaker 2: to me, one of the so called neighbors who has

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Speaker 2: I walked by the news trucks when they took over

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Speaker 2: Telescopes and binoculars are wonderful inventions. Six five seven Boulevards

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Speaker 2: survived your attempted assault and stood strong with its army

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Speaker 2: As the letter continued, it was clear that revenge was

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Speaker 2: on their mind. Maybe a car accident, maybe a fire.

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Speaker 2: Maybe something as simple as a mild illness that never

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Speaker 2: house and the watcher one. Thank you to Hannah Jones

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