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Clara! Clara, where are you?
Clara!
There you are.
It's all right. We're gonna find your parents.
[ Ominous music ]
Clara!
Baby, you okay?
Yeah. Just go back to sleep.
♪♪
[ Breathing heavily ]
Hey.
Morning, baby. Hmm.
You have a bad dream? What?
Um, yeah, I guess. Well, it must have been
pretty bad for it to wake you up like that.
I don't really remember. You okay?
Yeah. Yeah, I just couldn't go back
to sleep last night. Do you want me to make
you breakfast or something? No, no, no.
I got to go. I got that big presentation
with the Lexus people this morning.
So... Yes.
Mm-hmm. That's right.
How about we grab dinner tonight?
Okay. You sure you're okay?
Yeah. Clara.
It was just a bad dream. If you don't go now,
we're both gonna be late.
Okay. Wish me luck.
Good luck. [ Chuckles ]
Maybe this part over here.
I think that's good. Ms. Randall?
Yes? Mary Ann. My zipper's stuck.
I can't take my jacket off. Huh. Let me see here.
Oh, your shirt is caught in the zipper. There you go.
Thank you. Don't throw your jacket on the ground.
I won't. Okay.
Oh, my goodness. What is going on
with these kids today? Hmm. Girl, they are running around
like it's a full moon or something. Oh, I don't know.
[ Sighs ] Hmm. Someone seems a bit out of it.
No. I'm fine. I just didn't get any sleep last night.
Something wrong? No, no. I just have a lot on my mind.
How's everything at home? Everything's great with Tony. Hmm.
Uh, you know what? All I know is that you gotta hold on to him
because you certainly don't want to end up like me. Tara, what's happening?
Did you break up with Mr. Married Man? [ Sighs ]
I couldn't do it. [ Sighs ] But, Tara... I know.
But the problem is that I love him.
And I know that he loves me. Then why doesn't he leave her?
They always say they're gonna leave. And they never do.
Clara, I told you. It's a financial thing. Look, he started his company
with her money. So when he gets his divorce, he's gonna lose everything.
He needs to know that if things don't change, he's going to lose you.
Clara, I don't expect you to understand this. But this is real.
I know it is. Just the other night, he was telling me about these plans
he has for a new company. He is gonna have his own money real soon.
And all I have to do is be patient and give him a little more time.
What is this man's name? You can't even tell me his name. [ Sighs ] I can't.
I told you, okay? Look, you know you're my BFF, right?
[ Chuckles ] But I just can't right now. I just hate the idea
of anyone playing you for a fool. [ Bell rings ]
Whew, saved by the bell. All right, kids. You heard the bell.
It is time to go. Single-file lines. Get inside
and learn something, please.
Babe, I'm telling you. You shoulda seen me today.
It was like I was on fire. They were all over me. Talking about putting me
in charge of the whole account, which is a bigger pay bump, let me tell you.
That's great. Hey, this is sort of a big deal.
I thought you'd be a little bit more excited. No, I am, really.
Okay, baby. What's going on? Because you haven't been
the same since this morning. [ Sighs ] You know, I-I've been having
a hard time focusing all day. I'm still thinking about that dream.
Wow, really? I know it's crazy. No, no, no.
It's not. I mean, look, it happens. Sometimes, bad dreams,
they can really shake you up. I'm not sure it was a dream. Well, what else could it be?
Um, I mean, it was a dream. But it was something that really happened a long time
ago. When I was a little girl, I used to see things
that happened to people, people I didn't even know. And then they would actually
happen. So you mean you... you saw things
before they happened? When I was 9 years old, I asked my father to take me
to the park. When we got there, I shot out of the car.
Now, I... I'd never been there before. But I knew exactly
where I was going. And there he was. Who?
A little boy who'd gotten lost. And if I hadn't found him,
who knows what would have happened? Okay.
So then what? Did your parents believe you? I think my mother did.
But she would never admit it. And then the visions just... They stopped.
I haven't thought about it in 20 years, not until now.
Hey. Look, I'm here. Okay?
No matter what this is, no matter what's going on in that beautiful head of yours,
I'm not going anywhere. All right? To Lexus.
Yes. [ Chuckles ] Baby, congratulations.
[ School bell rings ] [ Children shouting ] Ms. Encada
wants to have it during lunch. I think that's fine. I don't think
the kids would mind. Bye, Ms. Randall. Bye, baby.
[ Ominous music plays ]
[ Child laughs ] >> Mary Ann?
[ Children shouting ]
Help! Stop!
Mary Ann!
No! [ Panting ]
Baby, it was just a bad dream.
No, I saw it. Yeah, but you also saw yourself
running through the woods trying to find this lost boy. Okay, now that wasn't some sort
of vision. That was just a memory. So maybe your mind
is just playing tricks on you. No. This... this wasn't some
repressed memory or a dream. Mary Ann Gray, that's her name.
She... she's a student at the school. And it felt exactly
like it did before when I was little. But that doesn't mean that
anything is really gonna happen. It always did before. Okay, but why now?
I mean, you said yourself that happened, like, what, like 20 years ago?
Why is this happening now, all of a sudden? I don't know.
Look, this is going to, um, sound weird or whatever,
but... but maybe you should see somebody about this. I mean, talk to someone
professional and get some good advice on it, you know?
Do you think I'm losing it? Do you think I'm making this up? No,
baby, I didn't say that, okay? I swear. Maybe you should just call in
sick, okay, take a couple days off? I mean, you haven't slept in,
like, two days. No. No, no, no, no, no.
I have to go to school. I have to make sure she's all right.
Okay. But will you at least, please, just...
just take it easy? You believe me, right? Yes, I believe you.
I have to get dressed.
[ School bell rings ]
Mommy, look at me. [ Laughs ]
Mommy, look.
[ Screams ]
[ Screaming ]
Mommy!
Mary Ann! Mary Ann!
Mommy!
Mary Ann! Mom!
No! [ Tires squeal ]
[ Sobbing ] Mommy!
Clara, you all right? Yeah. I'm just waiting
for one of our kids. She hasn't come in yet. Which one?
Mary Ann Gray. Oh, she's in my class. You know, there's that nasty bug
going around. So she's probably out sick. I'll just check with the office
and see if her parents called. Yeah. Yeah, okay.
You might want to get back to class real soon because, um, your little darlings
might notice you're missing. Mm-hmm. Okay?
All right. I'll see you in a minute.
[ Door closes ] [ Suspenseful music plays ]
[ Screams ]
[ Exhales sharply ]
[ Breathing shakily ]
Hey, this is Tony Prescott. I can't take your call right
now, but leave a message. [ Beep ] Tony, it's... it's me again.
Baby, um, I... I know you're busy. But something happened.
And I don't know what to do. So could you, uh, call me, please?
Mary Ann Gray was last seen on the playground at Meadowbrook Park.
In a news conference just a short time ago, the child's parents,
Richard and Donna Gray, issued a very emotional appeal asking for any information
at all about their missing daughter. Please, if anyone out there
knows where our little girl, Mary Ann, is, please help us find her.
She, uh, she had on a pink top and a...
a pink top and jeans. Please, just... just... just bring my baby home.
Mrs. Gray, weren't you with your daughter when she was taken?
Did you see who took her? Could you identify the person? How about the car?
Do you remember a car, Mrs. Gray? Weren't you watching
your daughter? Yes, but I, uh, just turned
my head for a moment to... What is wrong with you people?
Don't you understand our daughter has just been kidnapped?
How dare you try to blame my wife? All right. All right.
All right, we have an AMBER Alert out for Mary Ann Gray,
8 years old, African American, dark hair, dark eyes. She was last seen
wearing pink... Detective Ruiz, is this disappearance
at all related to the other two missing African American girls? We're not gonna speculate
on that. My concern is to bring Mary Ann Gray home safe.
We... But some people are saying that all these little girls
disappearing at the same time, it's not a coincidence. All right, you know what?
That's it. That's it. Okay. Look, just help
us find this little girl. All right? Thank you.
Let's go. It's over. No, it's over. Let's go.
[ All shouting ] Come on. What is she talking about?
[ All talking ] What is she talking about?
[ Cellphone vibrates ] [ All talking on TV ] [ Cellphone vibrates ]
Tony? Hey, baby. Look, sorry about that.
I've been in these meetings all day for the Lexus spots. And, babe, Frank and Tim,
they're talking about flying me to New York for the shoot. That's so exciting.
Thanks. So what's going on? You all right?
Mm... Um, no, everything's fine. Just, um, when do you think
you're gonna be done? I'm not really sure. Um, we're still up to our necks
with a bunch of stuff. It may be pretty late. But, look, tomorrow's Saturday.
So why don't I just plan on coming down then? Okay.
[ Breathing shakily ] I'm really, really proud of you. Thanks, babe.
Hey, everything's gonna be just fine, okay? You just wait and see.
Tony... Okay, babe, I gotta go. Wait, are...
I got get back in there, okay? I love you.
I...
I love you, too.
[ Siren wailing in distance ]
[ Dog barking in distance ] ♪♪
[ Door rattles ]
[ Dog barks ]
[ Rattling door ]
[ Knocking ]
Father Murray?
It's Clara. Clara Randall.
Can I help you? Um...
I was just looking for Father Murray. Ah, Father Murray.
He's retired. I'm his replacement. Retired?
When this did happen? Apparently pretty quickly. They needed someone
on short notice. I got the call. And here I am. [ Chuckles ]
That doesn't even make sense. He wasn't that old. Yeah.
Well, burned out, maybe. It happens. No, not Father Murray.
Were... were you a friend of his? You could say that.
I'm Clara Randall. I used to live in this neighborhood.
This used to be my church. Father Benjamin. Gosh, Father Murray, he used
to really look out for us, you know, keep us out of trouble.
It's been a long time since I've seen him. So you decided to come back
and take a little trip down memory lane? Well, he was really there
for us, you know? I could talk to him about anything.
And the... the last few days, they've been a little strange. And I was just hoping
that maybe he'd be here, and he'd have time to listen. Sorry.
You wouldn't know where he is? Oh, um, no.
Like I said, I don't know the guy. Oh.
Well, I guess I could call the diocese... Mm-hmm.
And maybe they could tell me where he is. L-Listen, I...
I don't mean to rush you. But I-I was on my way out. Oh.
Sure, okay. Well, it was nice to meet you.
Why are the doors locked? [ Dog barks in distance ]
Sorry? The doors to the church. Why are they locked
during the day? It seems counterproductive. Did you take a good look
on your way in? This is not the neighborhood that you grew up in.
Don't people need the church more when times are hard? That's a lovely thought.
And God bless you for it. Uh, but temptation is a slippery slope.
If we kept these doors unlocked, everything inside would just walk away.
And we wouldn't want that, now, would we? Mm, I guess.
You take care. Drive safe. [ Siren wailing in distance ]
[ Bells ringing ] [ Screaming ]
[ Bells skip note ] [ Sobbing ]
[ Bells continue ringing ]
[ Suspenseful music plays ]
[ Screams ]
What the hell are you doing here?
What? Babe, I was just trying to say, "Hi."
You just scared the hell out of me. Okay.
I'm sorry. Hey, come here. Look at you.
Hey. What's going on? Nothing.
I just didn't know you were gonna be here. Trust me.
That isn't what I had in mind when I came over here. What did you have in mind?
Well, I felt bad that I had to work late. And I wanted to come by
and make that up to you. Now, I don't... I don't want you...
And we haven't been spending much quality time together lately.
That's true. Mm-hmm. So I thought
we'd do something about that.
♪ Baby ♪ ♪ This is obsession ♪
♪ I'm ready for my lesson ♪ ♪ And, oh, I can't wait ♪ ♪ You've got all my attention ♪
♪ Girl, and I'm here to listen ♪ ♪ Do whatever you say ♪ [ Siren wailing in distance ]
[ Telephone rings ] Detective Ruiz. Yep.
Second Precinct sent these over. Said you should
take a look at them right away. What is it? It's about that little girl.
These are photos of the little girl being snatched?
Yes, sir. They set up cameras last year after all the fires.
Unfortunately, from the angle of the camera, we can't identify the suspect.
[ Sighs ] Hmm. No.
He was careful not to show his face to the camera. And the hoodie
isn't helping either. These are ones taken yesterday morning.
And kind of suspicious.
Are these time codes right? That's why they wanted
you to see them.
Do we know who she is? Not yet.
Again, the angle of the camera. Can't get a clean face shot. [ Sighs ]
All right. Let's get a car over there right away.
I want somebody watching this park 24/7 in case she comes back.
Yes, sir. And tell them over at Second to get that video surveillance
tape to me right away. I want to look at it personally. Yes, sir.
All right.
♪♪
[ Laughs ] Mom, look.
[ Suspenseful music plays ]
[ Screams ] Mommy!
[ Church bells ringing ] [ Bells skip note ] [ Door squeaks ]
Mommy! [ Bells skip note ] Mommy!
Mommy! [ Echoing ] [ Gasps ]
What's wrong? I saw her, Mary Ann Gray.
It was dark. It was like a closet, just bigger.
Maybe she was in a basement. Listen to me. Okay, you were sleeping.
It was just a bad dream. You been thinking about this little girl, okay.
You been under a lot of stress lately. Of course
she's gonna be on your mind. Now, come on, go back to sleep. I heard the bells.
What bells? At the old church. They skip a note.
What are you talking about? I went to the old church at my neighborhood yesterday.
And I heard the bells. They're broken. They skip a note.
And I forgot about them. But they're the ones in my vision.
Wait a minute. Let me... let me get this straight.
So, um, you went to your old neighborhood by yourself?
I went to see Father Murray. You told me to talk to somebody. Yeah, okay.
Yes, I did. But, look, baby, I want to help you through this,
okay, whatever this is. Whatever this is? Baby, I love you.
Okay? And I want to spend the rest of our lives together.
I do, too. You asked me before why I came over here today.
Well, I been doing a lot of thinking about me and you. And things
are doing well at work now. And I'm starting to move up the ladder.
So, you know, maybe it's time that, you know, we start talking about marriage.
Tony. Yeah. I mean, I want to get you a big
house, fill it up with a bunch of kids. Maybe even have a little girl
that looks just like you. How's that sound? That sounds wonderful.
But first, we need to start thinking about the future, our future.
We need to put all this stuff behind us, leave it in the past.
You don't believe me. No, no, no, no.
I believe you. I believe you because I believe in you, baby.
I'm just saying, what difference does all this make if you don't have any evidence
to prove any of this is real? Baby, what are you doing?
What is this? That's Mary Ann's barrette.
[ Sighs ] I saw it slip out of her hair at the playground.
And then I found it there, exactly where I knew it would be.
So you saw this? In my vision before her parents
gave that press conference and before the... the police reported that she was kidnapped.
Clara, this is evidence. We gotta get this to the police. And tell them what?
That I saw that in a vision? You won't even believe me. Okay, I'm sorry.
Please. What are you gonna do? I don't know.
But I can't think about marriage or anything like that, not until this thing
is figured out. Now, baby, wait a minute now. Let's just... let's just
take a deep breath here, okay? And let's just talk about this. Maybe I'm not the one.
Clara. Come on, babe.
Clara.
[ Door closes ]
What is that? What are you doing?
[ Dog barking in distance ] [ Siren wailing in distance ]
[ Cellphone rings ] I was wondering when I was gonna hear from you.
How are things going? [ Chuckles ] Well, God bless you
for being a man of your word. Y... no, everything's fine here. A woman came by asking
for Father Murray, one... one of his parishioners, I think.
Yeah. All right. [ Chuckles ]
Yes, we are truly blessed. Go forth and sin no more.
[ Suspenseful music plays ] [ Door slams ]
Nana? Who's that in my yard?
Nana, it's me, Clara! Clara? Well, would you look at who it
is, finally come to call. Hi, Nana. Get on up here, girl,
and give your nana a hug. [ Chuckles ] It's so good to see you.
You, too. But it's been too long. Let me get a good look at you.
Whatcha got yourself into, girl? No. Everything's fine. Don't you "fine" me.
I know you, Clara. And I see worry in your eyes and in your heart.
When I was a little girl, do you remember that? I remember.
It's happening again. I don't understand it. I'm scared.
Pull up a chair. We need to talk.
This thing goes way back in our family,
long before anybody can remember. We didn't talk about it much.
We just knew, and that's how it was. What is it?
Well, it's called by many names. My mother,
she called it the second sight. All I know is it felt like a dream,
except it was real. You see things, too? Not much anymore.
I think my mind is just too tired to get into it. In my visions, people
are in trouble. You know, like, they need help. Bless your heart.
I used to see it in your eyes when you were a little girl, how heavy it weighed on you.
Nana, why didn't you tell me? You have to understand, honey.
This thing, it skips generations. And your mother,
bless your heart, she didn't wanna have anything to do with it.
Broke my heart. But there was nothing I could do but just wait.
Wait for what? For this day to come
when you would need to know the truth. So what am I supposed to do
now? Nobody can tell you that, Clara.
What I can tell you is that this is a gift from God. From God?
All this suffering? God gives us the second sight so we can help him do this work
on this Earth, help stop some of the suffering. That's why you've got to pray
for guidance and direction. Then, baby girl, you've gotta listen.
[ Suspenseful music plays ]
Mr. and Mrs. Gray, I'm sorry to keep you waiting.
I just got off the phone with Forensics. What is taking so long?
Didn't you read that note? They told us not to even come talk to the police.
All right, Donna. No, it's not all right. The kidnappers are gonna call
you at any minute. And then what happens if they find out that we're here?
What happens to Mary Ann then? Mrs. Gray, you did the right thing by coming here.
And I promise you, we know how to handle this. All right.
Is there anything that you've discovered from the ransom note?
No. These things take time. And they're working as fast as they can.
Then what are we supposed to do know? We'll wait for the call
and see what their demands are. They can have whatever they want.
I just want my daughter back. Donna. Don't you want her back too,
Richard? Don't you care what happens to her?
Of course I do, Donna. Of course I do. Uh, Mrs. Gray, um,
we have to do this right if you want your daughter home safely.
What does that mean? I have a team set up in the next room with a GPS tracker
synced to your husband's phone. Now, once the call comes in, they can bounce the signal
back to the caller, and we'll know exactly where they are.
I can have a car at that location in a matter of minutes.
I just don't want them to hurt her. Donna, we...
we have to trust them. Okay? They know what they're doing.
You know, while we're waiting,
I do have something that I need to show you. It's a surveillance tape
on the playground. What? You have the kidnapping?
Uh, yes. But the kidnapper was unidentifiable.
[ Sighs ] But before we called the press conference
about Mary Ann's disappearance, this woman showed up where she was taken
on the playground. Now, she went to the exact same spot where your daughter
was last seen. She knew exactly what she was looking for.
Well, well, who is she? Well, I was hoping you'd be able to tell me.
No, I can't... I can't make it out. It's too blurry.
I've seen her! Where? Where, Mrs. Gray?
Um, um, if it was clearer, I could... I don't know.
[ Cellphone vibrating ] Unknown caller. All right.
We're on. And let's keep it down out here. Put it on speaker.
Hello? [ Altered voice ] Mr. Gray.
Yes. You know who this is. You know why I'm calling.
We're both businessmen, so I won't waste any time. I want 500,000
in unmarked bills, nonsequential numbers, no dye bags.
Wait, what? I'll call back in 24 hours with further instructions.
Wait! No. I wanna speak to her!
Where's Mary Ann? Put her on the phone. Stupid people,
I told you no cops! Hello, Detective. I know you're listening.
And I'll let you tell them about all the other little girls, the ones who disappeared
and were never seen again. Stupid, stupid people. Wait, wait, wait.
Hello? Hello? Please tell me you got him.
[ Line ringing ] Did you get it? What?
Yeah. He, uh, somehow he bounced it back to your phone
as though he were in this room. What did he mean, other little girls?
What did he mean? [ Dramatic music plays ]
[ Engine turns off ] [ Man crying ] No.
I want it to stop, please. I can't take it anymore. Stop.
Make it stop. Make it stop. Oh, God.
I can't take it. The bells have stopped. [ Moans ]
You can uncover your ears now. They stopped.
If it bothers you so much, why don't you just go someplace else?
'Cause it ain't the bells. What? It ain't them bells.
It's her. She won't stop. She just goes on and on.
Look. Listen. There she is.
You hear her? It's like she's inside my mind, but I can't go.
I can't leave her. [ Moans ] I hear things too sometimes.
That poor little girl. What did you say? Oh, this poor, poor child.
Did you just say, "Little girl?" W-W-What do you mean, "Little
girl?" I told you already. Over there.
In the church? They took her. She was crying out
for her mama 'cause she didn't wanna go. But they took her.
She's still there? I hear her crying in my mind all the time.
That's why I'll wait, in case she comes out, in case she needs my help.
[ Moans ] Thank you. I'm not crazy.
I'm not. Thank you.
[ Rattling door ] [ Dramatic music plays ]
[ Squeaks ]
[ Whispering ] Mary Ann?
[ Rattling door ]
What do you think you're doing?
Father Benjamin. It looks like you're trying to find a way in,
like you wanna rob the church. Should I call the police? No.
No, I... need to pray. Don't you lie to me.
It's true. I wanted to come inside so I could think,
talk to God. You want to talk to God? Well, you better be more careful
or you'll be talking to God face-to-face. Now get out of here.
And if I see you sniffing around here anymore, the police will be the least
of your problems.
Mommy!
[ Screaming ]
[ Telephones ringing ]
Detective? Yeah.
Forensics sent this over.
No prints, no fibers, nothing.
Whoever he is, this kidnapper knows what he's doing. He still hasn't called back?
No. And I've got angry parents in the next room convinced
that their little girl is on her way to Dubai or Qatar or God knows where.
And that son of a bitch goes out of his way to make 'em think so. Maybe 'cause that's
what he's doing. That's why we've got no leads on those other girls, that they've
been moved out of the country or sold into slavery. Yeah, but if that's
what he's doing, why the ransom for this one? No.
This one feels different. Still no ideas on that mystery woman?
[ Sighs ] We're running out of time.
[ Pushing doorbell repeatedly ] Ah.
It's about time, baby. I was beginning to think that we were never gonna...
Clara, hi. Tamara, I need to talk to you.
And I need to talk to you. I've been calling you all day. Why weren't you at school?
Everyone's worried sick about Mary Ann. I had no idea what to think.
And they said that you didn't even call in. It's about Mary Ann.
What? I think I know where she is.
Come in. So these things you see,
these visions, you're saying that they're real, that they actually happen?
I've been seeing them since I was a little girl. Okay.
Honey, how do you know? How can you be sure that Mary Ann
is locked up in that church? I told you... I saw it. The bells.
Mary Ann needs me. But you didn't see it, I mean, not the way that people
usually see things. No. Clara, listen to me.
If you go to the police with this visions thing, they are just gonna get
suspicious of you. I know. But I have to do something.
And I wish that you could. Honey, I heard that the kidnapper
hung up on her parents whenever they found out they were with the police.
Hung up? Yeah. How do you know that?
Well, people talk. And apparently they haven't heard anything since.
Mary Ann's mother is going off the edge. I have to tell somebody.
Tell who what, Clara? Maybe I can tell her parents, and they can tell the police
to at least check it out. And what if they don't believe you?
Then what? You know them, Tamara! You're Mary Ann's teacher!
If you come with me to the house... No, no, no.
Clara, I am not... Please do this with me while there's still time.
♪♪
Maybe I should just wait in the car.
What? No. You said you would come.
Come on. Fine.
[ Doorbell rings ]
Ms. Johnson? Yes.
And, um, this is Clara Randall, another teacher at the school. Can we please come in?
[ Door squeaks ]
Um, I'm afraid that Richard is not here.
He, uh, went to the police station to find out if, uh...
I'm so sorry. I can't imagine what this has been like for you.
Why would anybody wanna take my baby? Why would anybody wanna hurt
her? That's why I came to see you, to tell you to have faith.
I do have faith. But I'm still scared. I've heard all of those stories
about all the little girls who were kidnapped, and... and they're taken
all over the world and never see their families again.
She has not been taken anywhere. She's right here.
She's in this city. How do you know? It's hard to explain.
Um, sometimes... I see things. See things?
What... like a psychic? S-So you know where she is? Do you?
I-I had a vision, but they're... But what?
But... Do you know where she is? If so, tell me!
Mrs. Gray, please calm down. Wait... wait... wait, it was you in the park
at the playground! What? The police showed me
a picture of you. What have you done with my daughter?
What... what... Mrs. Gray, no, no... Wait, wait.
Are you a part of this too? Please, please... What...
what did you do with my baby? Mrs. Gray, listen! Listen!
What do you want? You want money? No.
Here. No. Here.
Here. Here. I'll give you everything I have. Please.
[ Sobbing ] Please. Please just calm down. I just want my daughter.
Please just calm down. What is going on? Oh, thank God.
Thank God. That's the woman from the picture.
No. She knows where Mary Ann is! Donna, Donna, Donna,
what are you talking about? What are you talking about? Mr. Gray, my name
is Clara Randall, and I am a teacher at Mary Ann's school.
What the hell have you been talking to my wife about? Just give her
whatever she wants, please. No, no, no. This was a mistake.
I-I don't want anything. I came here to help. Help?
This is your idea of help? Look at my wife.
Look at the condition she's in! I had a vision! I saw Mary Ann in the basement
in an old church! Saw? You had a vision?
Yes. Mr. Gray, listen. You have to...
You ought to be ashamed of yourself! Both of you, get out of my house
right now. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
She was the one in the picture. She says she knows where Mary Ann is!
Donna. Donna. Get out of my house now!
[ Mrs. Gray sobbing ] Now. Mrs. Gray...
Well, that didn't go very well.
No. I think that's an understatement.
Come on, Clara.
[ Water running ] [ Water stops running ]
[ Footsteps approach ]
Here. I want you to take these.
What is that? It will help you sleep. No.
I wanna be awake for when the police call.
Donna. They're not going to call because I am going right back
down there to make sure they stay on top of this. We are gonna find her.
Do you hear me? We are going to find her.
You know how much she loves you, don't you?
You're the only daddy she's ever known. She's the only daughter
I've ever known. I love her like she's my own daughter.
Now, here, take these.
Good.
Richard, what do you think about the teacher?
What about her? What she said about visions. Do you think it's possible?
No, it's not possible. [ Suspenseful music plays ]
Hey! Hey.
I got your message. Well, why didn't you call me back?
I wasn't sure why you called. I figured
this was more of a, you know, face-to-face situation. Do you wanna come inside?
No, I'm... I'm good here.
I went back to the church. Clara...
She's in there. I know it. So this is why you called?
Tony, if I can't go to the police, you're all I have left.
I need your help. Now, there's a man at the church.
His name is Father Benjamin. A priest? Well, he's not
like any priest I've ever met. He scares me. And when I shook his hands, they
were all callused like he's been digging ditches. He's hiding something
in that church. I know it. Meaning that little girl.
Yes. Just come with me. I-I-I need help finding
a way inside. Are you serious? You want me to help you break
into a church? I'm the only one who knows where she is.
I'm the only one who can help her. I'm sorry, Clara.
I can't.
What? I came here today
because I thought you wanted to talk about us. I was even hoping that
maybe you changed your mind and that you were looking forward to wanting to spend
the rest of your life with me. I do! You know that.
You know I do. But how? How, Clara?
Because from where I'm sitting, it just seems to me you're getting more
and more obsessed with these so-called visions. Obsessed?
You know what? Yes! You are damn right.
I am obsessed... 'cause I keep seeing her face! I keep hearing her cry out
for her mother again and again! It's not gonna stop
until I go and I find her and I bring her back home! I mean, can't you see
this is making me crazy? Okay, Clara. Okay.
No, don't... don't... don't you worry. I won't call you anymore.
Clara...
Damn.
♪♪
Mm! Mm!
[ Chuckles ] Oh!
Oh, baby. I missed you so much. Baby, you just be patient.
And I promise it won't be much longer, and it will just be you and me
all the time. So that means no more hiding? Mm-hmm.
No more sneaking around? [ Chuckling ] You know, baby,
I got to tell you, when I saw you in the living room with Donna like that,
you could have knocked me over with a feather. Honey,
how do you think I felt? Well, why didn't you call me, text me?
Hell, send up a flare, something? Because I didn't
have a chance. Look, Clara's mind was already made up for me to come.
And trust, there was no way out without making her suspicious. Listen, I mean, I know she's
your friend, but I have no idea what she was thinking. Oh.
I mean, coming in there and talking to Donna about all of that stuff,
that vision stuff. [ Scoffs ] She really believes that
Mary Ann is in that church. Yeah, okay. And this woman is allowed
to teach our young children. All right. Oh, my gosh.
But what if, right? What if some people really do have a sixth sense?
Look, baby, the only way Clara could know where Mary Ann is
is if she kidnapped that child herself. Are you serious right now?
I am serious. Uh... What?
Do you really think she knows something? You don't think
all that stuff was nonsense? That's not Clara. Honey, listen,
what harm would it do if you went to the police and said something?
Let them go in that church and have a look. Yeah.
Yeah, maybe. But you know what I think? I think that the last thing
that the police wants from me is to tell 'em how to do their job. Okay?
Mm-hmm. Okay. And you know what I also
think? Okay. I think I did not come here
tonight to discuss all of this psychic mumbo jumbo. Mm.
Mm-hmm? Mm-hmm. [ Chuckles ]
What are you doing? Hmm? I thought you said
you couldn't stay long. [ Chuckles ] No, we're good.
Yeah? Yeah, she was so upset, I had to give her a sedative.
So... Oh. She's gonna be out
all night long. Richard, aren't you worried about what that woman is gonna
do when she finds out about us? No. No?
I don't care anymore. But you should. What about your business?
What? You've built that place from the bottom up.
And you know good and well she is not gonna let you run it after the divorce.
Hey. I built one company. I can build another.
Mm. Besides, I told you already, I got something I'm working on.
Mm-hmm. I'm gonna have my own money real soon.
Mm. [ Cellphone vibrating ]
Oh, no. You cannot be serious. Hold that thought.
Okay. [ Grunts ] [ Cellphone vibrating ]
Yeah? Yeah, where you been?
I been trying to reach you. What? [ Ominous music plays ]
Yeah, all right. No, I said I'll be there.
Yeah. You better make...
Okay.
Mm. What was that about?
I gotta go. No. Are you serious?
Baby, it's business, okay? Business? Yeah.
Yeah? Yep. At this time of night?
Baby, it's, uh, burning the midnight oil for you.
You gotta be patient with me, okay? Soon enough,
it'll just be you and me. You promise?
I promise.
Goodness. [ Crickets chirping ]
Don't make a sound.
Shh.
Don't make a sound.
[ Panting ] Tony?
[ Dramatic music plays ]
[ Thunder crashes ] [ Siren wailing in distance ]
Hey! What the hell do you think you're doing?
Take it easy. No, no, no. Don't tell me to take it easy.
What took you so long to call me back? Something funny is going on,
and I don't like it. Yeah, you bet there is. That's why I thought it best
to lay low for a while, especially after that stupid stunt you pulled.
What? Mystupid stunt? I've got a gung-ho cop and a hysterical wife all over
me, not to mention some psycho teacher snooping around. We had this planned out,
and you are flipping the script! I had to improvise. Improvise?
All you had to do was call and set up the ransom pay-off. Why'd you hang up like that?
What was I supposed to do? I told you, no cops. Then you put me on the speaker
phone and let your wife mouth off like that. It was obvious the cops
were listening in. They-They were gonna be able to trace the bounce-back.
Nobody said nothing about half a million dollars, either.
I told you $250,000. That was the ransom. Yeah.
Well, I did a little research on my own. That wife of yours,
she's sitting pretty. Trust me, she can afford it. That is not the point.
I am trying to walk out of this thing clean, and I can't do that
if we start getting too greedy. Hey, that's the difference between you and me, Richard.
You kidnap your own stepdaughter, and you wanna still feel good
about yourself. You son of a bitch. No.
Half-million dollars' ransom, 50/50 split right down the middle.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Listen, we agreed. Your cut is 25 percent.
Yeah? Well, that's before things started getting complicated.
What are you talking about? There's this lady. She's been sniffing around,
looking for the girl, talking like she knows way too much.
Yeah, so what? She came by my house too. She teaches
at Mary Ann's school. She reads tea leaves or something.
She doesn't have any proof. She doesn't need proof, genius.
She just needs to make enough noise. [ Thunder booms ]
Okay. Well, then, we need to get busy finding someplace else
that we can stash this kid. Like where? That's why I buried
the priest in the back, so we can have this place. We don't need another place.
We just need to get this deal done and over with before the cops show up.
Or I'm gonna pack that girl up and ship her out to spend the rest
of her life pulling tricks for some sick Saudi pervert.
Do we have an understanding? Look, just don't
hurt the girl. That wasn't part of the plan. Yeah.
You just get my money fast. [ Thunder rumbling ]
[ Door opens, closes ]
Where have you been? Oh.
Oh, Jesus. Uh, Donna, you... I thought you'd still be sleeping.
No. I've been up for hours waiting for you to come home.
Where have you been all night?
Donna, you... Listen, let's get you upstairs,
okay? I asked where you've been!
[ Inhales ] Donna, listen.
I told you where I was going. Don't you remember? The police station.
I called the police station several times. They said you were not there.
Okay, well, look, it's not like, you know, I checked in at the front desk.
I was meeting with Detective Ruiz. I asked for him, too.
And he said that he worked late, and then he went home! Don't lie to me, Richard!
Donna, I am not lying to you. I... [ Sighs ]
Okay. Okay. Look, Donna, I didn't...
I didn't make it to the police station. You've been so upset, uh,
I didn't wanna make things worse by getting your hopes up. My hopes up?
Wait. Is this about Mary Ann? I didn't go to the police last night
because the kidnappers called again. Oh, God.
Okay, listen, I can make this work. Okay?
I can bring our little girl back home. But we can't waste any more
time. We can't involve the police. O-Okay, fine.
But what do they want us to do? They want a half-million dollars in cash.
And they want it today. [ Sighs ] Now, Donna, I can't get that
kinda money because if I could, I would've walked in that door with Mary Ann.
But you can.
[ Indistinct conversation ] Thank you.
Thanks. Ms. Randall. Huh?
Detective Ruiz, Special Victims Division. I'm investigating
the Mary Ann Gray kidnapping. What's happened? Have you found her?
No, not yet. But I was hoping that I can ask you a couple of questions.
Yeah, of course. All right. Did you know Mary Ann?
Uh, she's a student at this school. Yeah, that's right.
So before her disappearance, did you notice anything unusual, anyone hanging around?
There was a car. Um, I saw it a couple of times. And it came around when the kids
were getting out or at recess. What kind of car? It was dark, uh, sedan, old.
It was missing a hubcap. Did you see who was driving? Sorry.
So nothing really out of the ordinary aside from the sedan?
No. Can you tell me why you went over to go see Mrs. Gray
yesterday? I got a call from Mr. Gray saying
that you had upset his wife and that you were going on about how you had seen Mary Ann
and knew she was all right. We had a misunderstanding. Yeah.
Well, Mr. Gray is under the definite impression that you were trying
to shake him down, that you wanted to make money off of the situation.
What? No. That's not what happened.
I was just trying to help. How exactly were you gonna do that, Ms. Randall?
Some special insight?
Is that you? Because if it is you,
I'd be curious to know what you were doing there and what you found.
And I promise you, if I find out that you have something to do with this case, something
that you're not telling me... Nobody wants to find Mary Ann more than I do!
Then why do I feel that there's still something you're not telling me?
What did Mr. Gary tell you? Did he tell you that I had a vision,
that I saw Mary Ann alive in the basement of an old church?
Vision? No. He didn't tell me anything
about a vision. Look, I know I sound crazy. But-But I-I see things.
And I can't stop dreaming about Mary Ann. Instead of doubting me,
just go and check. Go to the Holy Redeemer Church in Meadowbrook.
Please just go look.
[ Dramatic music plays ]
[ Horns honk in distance ] [ Telephones ringing ]
Excuse me. I got a message from a Detective Ruiz.
Detective Ruiz. Mr. Prescott, thank you for coming in.
This way, please.
Tony, I need you to be straightforward with me.
Detective, I'm... I'm a little confused. Why are you asking me so many
questions about Clara? You are a friend of hers. Well, I don't see how that is
any of your business either way. Let me explain to you how it is my business.
Yesterday, Ms. Randall paid a visit to Mary Ann's parents and left them
with the impression that she was somehow involved in the kidnapping.
What? And being as how I'm investigating this crime,
I have questions to ask about why she would wanna do it. Well, she wouldn't.
That's just ridiculous. And yet, here we sit.
Tony, look. You care about her?
So what's really going on here? Look, Detective, I think you should be talking
to Clara about this. I did. And she was less
than forthcoming and said something about a vision in an old church.
Well, now I'm talking to you.
She was at that park at the same spot where Mary Ann
was taken... hours before we even put the word out that the kid was even missing.
Now nobody would've known that, nobody except the kidnapper. Look, she didn't have nothing
to do with this. Maybe. But she was there
looking for something. And she found it. Now I need for you to convince
me why I shouldn't charge her right now with interfering in a police investigation.
And that's just for starters. [ Suspenseful music plays ]
Don't make a sound. Shh.
[ Gasps ] Tony!
Don't make a sound.
No! [ Church bells ringing ]
[ Sobbing ] [ Bells skip note ] [ Crying out ]
[ Bells continue ]
[ Bells skip note ]
[ Dishes clatter ] [ Telephone ringing ]
Oh. Clara, where have you been?
Why weren't you at school? I saw the kidnapper in my visions.
It's Tony. What? No.
Clara. I saw him! It's Tony.
He was there with Mary Ann. Clara, honey, that doesn't make sense.
With these visions, you can't be sure. I am sure.
Something terrible is gonna happen. I have to get her out of there.
Honey, calm down. Where are you? I'm... I'm at the church
I told you about. Okay. I-I-I know exactly
where that is. I want you to stay there because I am on my way.
Just don't do anything until I get there. Come on.
Where are you? [ Line ringing ]
[ Door opens, closes ] Donna, what took you so long?
I have been calling you for the last half hour. They asked a lot
of questions at the bank. They're gonna have to report the withdrawal.
It doesn't matter, Donna. It's your money. I just have to get it to them.
I wanna come with you. No, no, no, no, no. It's better if you wait here.
Listen, I don't know what these people are capable of.
Well, that's why I wanna come, for Mary Ann. She's gonna be scared.
Donna, I will take care of her. Now, I have to go.
[ Sighs ]
It's gonna be okay, Donna. Just bring my baby back.
I'll call you when it's done.
[ Door closes ]
[ Cellphone chimes ] Oh, he forgot his phone.
[ Dramatic music plays ]
Hey. I am tired
of trying to convince everybody that this is real. Something is going to happen
to that little girl. I can feel it. You sure about this?
I'm going in there.
Hey! Hey! Open up!
You can't lock me out of church! I need help! Please, somebody,
can you hear me? It's an emergency! [ Gasps ]
What the hell do you think you're doing?
This is a place of peace and tranquility,
and you are disturbing it. So get out of here before I call the cops.
God is gonna get you for turning me
away in my time of need. God is gonna get me? [ Chuckles ] That's a good one.
Trust me, that ship has sailed. Now take a hike. No, no, no.
Please, Father, please! Please, Father, please, please! It's an emergency!
Please! [ Distant knocking on door ]
[ Dramatic music plays ]
[ Suspenseful music plays ]
[ Door closes ]
Richard! Oh!
Oh, thank God you're here. Look, Tamara, what are you doing here?
Waiting for you. We need to help her. Help who?
What are you talking about? Clara. She's in that church
looking for Mary Ann. I told you that on my message. Look, Tamara, I never got
a message from you. Well, if you didn't get my message, why are you here?
Wait. She-She's in there right now?
Richard, what's... what's going on?
Okay, Tamara, you have to get out of here. Richard, what's...
No, Tamara. Just go! What's going on?
Go now!
[ Suspenseful music plays ]
Mary Ann?
All right. That's what I'm talking about.
Let's do this. No, no, no, no. We've got a problem.
That teacher, she's here, and she's looking for Mary Ann. What are you? Crazy?
It's just you and me and the kid here. When's the last time
you checked? Mary Ann, it's Ms. Randall.
Baby, just say something. Tell me where you are.
Mary Ann? Listen to me.
We're done. We're splitting up the money. And you're gonna disappear,
okay? I don't wanna see you anymore. W-W-Wait a minute.
What are you talking about? That woman's seen me. She can tell the cops.
Okay. Well, then you better crawl back under the rock
where you came from. Yeah, all right. Listen, don't be stupid
about this, Gray. You see... [ Whispering ] Mr. Gray.
We're gonna get rich off o' this. We can't afford any loose ends.
I can't let you kill that teacher. [ Chuckles ] Really?
You didn't have any problem when it came to the priest. Now, all of a sudden, you got
a problem with a... with a teacher?
Mrs. Gray. You bitch!
Where is she? What are you talking... Where is Mary Ann?
[ Suspenseful music plays ] Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. Don't make a sound, okay?
Shh. Be quiet. Be right back.
Tony, let her go. Clara, baby, I'm sorry.
Okay. I should've believed you, what you told me earlier.
Come on. Let's get her out of here. Put that down.
Richard! What are you trying to do, huh? You're stealing my baby
and my husband? I don't understand what you're talking about, but...
Yes! The hell you do. You've been sleeping with my husband
while I'm at home grieving over my missing child! I will personally make sure
that you never step foot into that school ever again. Now get the hell out of my way
so I can find my baby!
[ Rattling door ]
Come on.
Baby, are you okay? Okay.
We're gonna get you out of here. I got news for you, Gray. You're not calling the shots
anymore. Huh? [ Grunting ]
Mary Ann! [ Gunshot ]
Clara! [ Gasps ] No!
[ Knocking on door ] [ Sobbing ] Mary Ann! Mary Ann!
We gotta go now! Come! Come! The window. Let's go. Let's go.
Let's go. Come on, Clara. You first.
Come on, Clara. Up, up, up, up.
Come on, baby. Come on, baby.
We gotta go. Okay. Come on. Let's go.
Here. I got you. [ Grunting ]
Go! Go! [ Crashing ]
Run! Run! You wanna meet your father, Mary?
Well, I'll take you to him right now. [ Gunshot ]
Tony! Son of a... [ Suspenseful music plays ]
We're almost there. Okay, baby? We're almost there.
Just a little bit longer. Come on. Okay.
Where do you think you're going? You already have your money.
You let her go! It's a little late for that. Now get back inside.
Do it! You're never gonna get away with this!
Yeah, well, let me worry about that.
[ Grunts ] Clara, run!
[ Grunting ] Tony. Run.
No! No!
Don't do it. [ Gunshots ] [ Groans ]
[ Siren wailing in distance ] Is she all right? Yeah.
[ Sobbing ] Tony.
I'm sorry.
[ Indistinct police radio ] [ Camera shutter clicks ]
♪♪
You knew where she was the whole time?
You bastard. Hope that you never get out of jail.
Yeah. Say hello to your new husband for me, you piece of sh...
Baby, baby, please... Go to hell.
[ Helicopter rotors whirring ]
Can I speak to you both for a minute?
Do you wanna arrest me now? Okay.
I deserve that. Now, I still don't understand this whole thing.
But I guess I owe you both an apology. You think?
I'm sorry. I don't know how you were able to find out where she was,
but I'm glad you did.
Thank you. [ Indistinct police radio ]
[ Camera shutter clicks ]
[ Church bells ringing ]
[ Bells skip note ]
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