Farm House (2026) Movie Script
1
Can you break away
these chains that
hold you down?
[Cicadas buzzing
in the distance]
[Low ominous music
playing, birds chirping]
[Foot tapping, soft thuds]
[Cicadas chirping]
[Low pitched siren wailing]
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[Static noise
increasing intensity]
[Static cuts to silence]
[Foreboding music]
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[Ominous music come to a chorus]
[Music fades]
[Leave rustle, birds
chirping at a distance]
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[Birds chirping]
[Distorted siren
sputters and fades]
[Cow mooing at a distance]
[Birds chirping at a distance]
[Birds chirping at a distance]
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[Birds chirping]
[Distorted siren
sputters and fades]
[Loud foreboding music sting]
[Suspenseful music]
[Choked breathing, indistinct]
[Gurgling, choking]
[Muffled gurgling sounds]
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[Suspenseful music halts]
[Soft guitar music playing]
[Dogs barking at a distance]
[Barking continues]
[Music continues]
[Soft groan]
[Soft yawn]
[Sighs]
[Rustling]
[Melody continues]
[Soft melancholic
melody continues]
[Low rumbling noise]
[Sniffling]
[Clearing throat]
[Faucet opens, water running]
[Low rumbling noise]
[Magazine clicks into place]
[Rumbling and
melody stops, silence]
[Soft music]
[Phone ringing]
[Soft music playing continously]
[Sudden ominous sound]
MARY: Yes, thank you.
Thank you so
much, Mr. Carpenter.
We really needed the work
and I love house sitting.
[Whispered call] Paul.
Paul, we gotta go.
PAUL: Oh, I'm totally confident
you'll have a relaxing time
and you're well
qualified for the job.
MARY: I appreciate that again.
I'll see you this afternoon
and I'll have
everything in order.
Paul!
PAUL: Yes, all the paperwork
is online for the agreement
and that you won't
burn down the house
or damage it in any way.
But we have great
confidence in you.
MARY: Ah, thank you.
I don't believe anything
like that will ever happen.
I'll see you soon.
PAUL: Yes, bye now.
It'll take three days,
but it feels longer.
I promise.
Come on!
WOMAN: Yeah, I hope so.
I really need the break time.
I've been working really hard
to save up for my
dad's scholarship fund.
It's going to help so
many students this year,
and I can't even explain
how much I appreciate
this opportunity.
I'll do my very best.
Thank you so
much, Mr. Carpenter.
PAUL: Yes, bye now.
[Soft melody continues]
[Footsteps
descending the stairs]
[Muffled conversations]
[... hold on sorry.]
[...Yeah, yeah,
I got the files.]
[... Yeah, I got the files.]
[...Yeah Chief,
I got the files.]
TODD: Morning, Cheryl.
CHERYL: Morning, Todd.
TODD: What do you got for me?
CHERYL: Here you go.
TODD: It's this been
one of those days.
I almost couldn't
get out of bed.
CHERYL: Making you some coffee?
TODD: I got some thanks.
Long night.
[Chatter in the background]
CHERYL: Uhmm.
Sir?
TODD: Oh, no.
Just Rick.
Not again.
RICK: Just Rick. Hey Sheriff
you know you gonna need my help
with the investigations.
TODD: No I don't.
RICK: Hmm, Yes you do.
RICK: I can't keep coming
down here every week
begging for a job.
[Plastic rustles]
You see this?
This is evidence.
Evidence to an unsolved murder
and the people wouldn't know.
TODD: You know, I don't
know how you got that?
I know that's a cold case,
but that needs to be
in my evidence locker.
RICK: Cold cases
happen in a small town.
You don't have any resource.
TODD: Why don't
you come back later
right now, this is not the time.
Okay?
The people will have to wait.
[Inhales deeply]
RICK: Tooodd...
TODD: Don't call me that please.
RICK: Tooodd...
would you say you're
worried about your $1.50 coffee
and your $12 jacket,
people are dying.
You need my help.
TODD: I don't need your help.
RICK: You really do.
You need my resources.
I do this better than
anyone and you know it.
TODD: I actually don't, Rick.
Aaah.
TODD: What if
you came back later
and you helped
Cheryl with the logging?
How about that?
Does that sound good?
RICK: Logging.
Baby steps.
I get you. I'll feel each other.
I will finesse a little bit.
I'll come back and
help out with the logging.
[Inhales deepy]
RICK: But the reward
money, because I ain't cheap.
What I do is...
TODD: Please. Thank you,
RICK: Alright, we'll
take it from there. Alright.
TODD: I got work to do.
RICK: This is mine.
TODD: Uh huh...
[Phone ringing
in the background]
[Phone ringing]
[Soft music playing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
ROY: Hey, Sheriff. I'm doing
a sweep of Cooper's cave.
All's quiet. Yeah, no
reports of that drifter.
TODD: Hey, you
remember the, uhmm.
The cold case last
week that we investigated?
We only found, yeah,
we didn't find much.
[Sigh]
ROY: Glad I didn't have
breakfast this morning.
Sheriff over here.
TODD: I just rolled
out of bed for this.
ROY: Sorry. Hard night?
TODD: Yeah.
ROY: And I don't blame you.
TODD: What do we got?
ROY: Well, It's not that
great of a morning either.
We got ourselves severed
limbs here, murder weapon.
It's kind of odd though
definitely looks blunt
to be the murder weapon
considering the
lacerations here.
TODD: Yeah, did
you get a statement
from the witness?
ROY: Yeah? She's not much help.
She just saw just
enough to call it in
and be worried and suspicious,
but honestly,
if you wanna give it a
crack at it, go right ahead.
TODD: Yeah, I can.
Why don't you bag this
up, take it back to Cheryl
and I don't know,
We'll see what we can do.
I gotta wake up. Alright.
ROY: Get a cup of Joe Boss.
TODD: Thanks.
TODD: Yeah Ok, stay out there.
Move a little bit more
towards West Mountain.
Call me when you're
midway there. Alright?
Yeah, I'll have
an update for you.
ROY: Alright, copy that.
TODD: Thanks.
[Melancholic piano playing]
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[Sudden, loud foreboding sound]
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[Music fades]
[Loud foreboding sound]
Roy: This rolling?
I can, I can go now.
Sorry, this is
on my lunch break.
So, I just wanna,
ok. [Clears throat]
Hello, I am Deputy Roy Anderson.
Ahh, Earlier today
we were investigating
what looks to be a murder
happening at an
undisclosed residence
at around route 29.
Definitely does not look good.
Severed limbs.
We did find what seems
to be a murder weapon.
We're not exactly sure
as to lead as of this time.
Per the sheriff's instructions
and having to log
through information,
went to go investigate
around Cooper's Cave,
followed by the
West Mountain route.
There looks to be 2 cases.
Well, there's 2 casis
going on right now.
We're not sure if
they are currently related
at this time, we're going
to be letting the public know
once we know.
Uhmm.
Besides that, that's really
all I have to say at the moment
other than people
are just absolutely sick
and that everybody should
be very careful as they go out.
This is not something
that happens in this area.
I know it's really
devastating the town
and we will get
through this together.
For now, I do need to
make my run round route 9
and see what we
can find over there.
All right.
Is that what you need? You good?
All right, thank you.
[Chatting in the background]
[Twangy guitar notes]
[Background chatter...]
[People chatting in background]
[Indistinct chatter]
[Door closing.
[Car engine passing by...]
MARY: What the?
[Suspenseful
violin strings rising]
Foreboding music.
WOMAN: Who the hell is that?
[Foreboding music
builds ominously]
[Short scream]
[Doorknob rattling]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music intensifies]
[Ominous music continues]
[ominous music
intensifies and fades]
RICK: Todd.
Sheriff, Sheriff,
Sheriff, Sheriff.
I found a guy who
saw a drifter on Route 9.
He was going in and
out of everybody's yards.
This is your man. This is him.
TODD: I mean, I have a
deputy on West Mountain Road.
I mean realistically, He could
be there in 5 or 10 minutes.
How credible is this?
The whole lot of second.
It's gonna be
a little bit, Rick.
Why don't you sit
down, have a coffee,
have a donut, and just
sit and relax a little bit.
Let us do our jobs, please.
How did you get this tip?
RICK: My podcast chat board.
TODD: A chat room?
RICK: Mm-hmm.
My sources are solid, I swear.
TODD: I need a break.
[Frustrated grunt]
[Foreboding music continues]
MARY: Charlene,
Charlene, oh my gosh,
you have to get here
as soon as you can.
There is a man here he's
been walking around outside.
I don't know what's going on.
He took my phone,
he took my keys,
everything in my
wallet, my purse.
I can't tell if he's
just messing with me,
I think there's a mask
on him, he might be a killer.
I am so scared right now.
Please get here
as fast as you can
please Charlene I...
[Phone line beeping]
[Soft music playing]
[Sighs]
Roy: Ah ba ba,
nothing's going on.
Screw it. Dinner time.
[Loud intense music,
Roy struggling for air]
[Coughing, struggling for air]
[Coughing continues]
[Gurgling]
[Soft music ends]
[Birds chirping in a distance]
[Car door closing]
[Exhales deeply]
BRAD: Charlene, think we
need to let somebody know
where we're going,
maybe call the police
in case we can't handle things.
CHARLENE: Oh my gosh.
I guess I could call my cousin.
He's the sheriff or something.
Can we get a move on though?
Let's hit the road.
BRAD: Charlene, listen.
I have been
delivering for 10 years.
I have no idea where we are.
CHARLENE: It's
literally the same road.
For the GPS was
working like 20 minutes ago.
If we get back on
the road right now,
then it'll probably
we'll get service
and it'll start working again.
So can we get a move on?
BRAD: I'm not sure how
that makes any sense.
CHARLENE: I don't
care. Let's just hit the road.
Let's keep on going.
Go drive. GO!
[Silence]
[Crickets chirping from afar.]
[Foreboding music]
[Ominous music]
[Car radio playing]
[Rock music plays
softly from car radio]
CHARLENE:
Balls! It's no service.
Huh, is it?
The 1980s or something?
[Laughing]
BRAD: Charlene, your
taste is impeccable.
Listen, let's just get there
and figure out what's going on.
CHARLENE: Okay.
Can we get a move on then?
BRAD: Well, yeah, but listen,
I'm not sure exactly
what the approach is here.
It's creeping me out
somebody is stalking her.
CHARLENE: I mean, do you
really think someone's actually
stopped stalking her?
Like.
BRAD: I don't know.
CHARLENE: Some
serial killer in a mask?
You think that's
real? [Chuckles]
BRAD: Well I would hope not
but let's find out.
CHARLENE: I guess so.
It'd be bad if we showed up
and she's dead.
Yeah let's get a
step on. [Laughs]
Let's get going. [Chuckles]
Step on it.
BRAD: Okay all right listen,
let's just get a move on, okay?
CHARLENE: Step on it!
[Birds chirping]
[Car stereo blasting
rock music at a distance]
[Rock music playing]
[Rock music fades]
[Low chime]
TODD: Hey everybody, I'm
doing my log as daily requested.
That was actually
mandatory that we have to do.
I managed to sneak away
just to relax for a few minutes.
Just Rick is driving me nuts.
He's with Cheryl
doing the logging files
and Cheryl is a great secretary
but let me tell you she hates.
Just Rick.
[Chuckles]
Oh.
[Mellow intro music]
ANNOUNCER: Hello and
welcome to tonight's show.
[Electronic keyboard playing]
RICK: Hello and
thank you for tuning in.
You are listening to Just Rick,
the real true, true,
true crime podcast here.
We're gonna examine serial
killers in the upstate region,
specifically in Warren County.
Now, why are these guys
preying on innocent people?
We don't know.
[Applause]
TODD: So my deputy is
on the West Mountain run.
He's looking into these
reports of the supposed drifter.
To me, there's
been multiple reports
over the last few
months that indicates,
it definitely could
be multiple people.
I don't really know what's
going on here in Warren County.
Just Rick, even though
the way the way he is,
he does come up with some leads
and he knows a little bit
more on some of those cases
than I do.
But I have to, you know,
I have to pretty much
maintain order
here in Warren County
and he moves
around a little bit,
but
hopefully here we will discover
what is going on and uhm.
Yeah I really hate
doing these log things,
but uh
whoever watches
this from corporate
or whatever we are trying,
at least I am,
I think I need more help.
Send more cops.
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music continues]
MARY: That guy,
he ran away after a little
bit and he took my phone.
The phone line
must have been cut,
because it just died,
and I have not seen or
heard anything in hours.
CHARLENE: Well hello.
[Opens door] [Chuckles]
CHARLENE: Well if
they're gone it was probably
just some teenager
or a neighbor,
pulling a stupid
prank or something.
MARY: I mean, I
hope It would be great
if it were just some
silly kids or a prankster.
CHARLENE: Yeah, well, it's
good to play it safe. [Chuckles]
Brad and I came here
with no weapons, so...
MARY: oh, wonderful.
That sounds like you're
going to be able to protect me.
Maybe do you think you
could at least spend the night?
I think that'd be best.
[Sighs]
CHARLENE: Well,
yeah, you got it.
Brad's still in the car.
Total wimp, you know him.
Little baby. Gotta
love him for it though.
MARY: Well do you
wanna go check on Brad
and then maybe you two could
come in?
We'll lock the door,
and maybe we could
pull the van up real close
just in case we
need to get away.
CHARLENE: You got
it Miss Boss, I shall.
WOMAN: Thanks, Charl.
[Birds chirping]
[Birds chirping]
[Heavy breathing]
[Sudden loud scary music sting]
[Dull thump]
[Loud whack]
[Loud whacking noise]
[Music crescendos]
[Music fades]
[Vehicle passes by]
[Bird cawing]
[Engines roaring by]
[Truck passes by]
[Bird cawing]
TODD: Hey, Cheryl,
yeah, you got that for me?
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm going to
check the lead out myself.
I parked a little
bit down the road
so I can stay a little
bit under the radar
just to see what's
going on here.
Yeah, yeah I'll let you know
if anything new comes
up from the witness.
The deputy, he's
doing his own thing.
I made him do the tagging
so he loves that stuff.
Yeah, I know.
Yep.
[Clears throat]
Well it's good I
finally have help now,
but he did wake
me up this morning,
So I am not really
prepared for anything, so,
yeah. No, it should be fine.
It should be fine.
Yeah, I'll call you and let
you know if anything goes on.
Okay.
[Bird cawing]
[Truck passes by]
[Bird cawing]
[Birds chirping]
[Birds chirping]
[Bird cawing]
[Footsteps crunching
on dried leaves]
[Foreboding music]
[Knocking]
[Car passes by]
[Knocking]
TODD: Sheriff's office!
[Foreboding music]
[Foreboding music crescendos]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Birds chirping]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Stepping on dry foliage]
[Thud, soft groan]
[Ominous music]
[Bird cawing]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Closing door]
[Foreboding music]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Crunching sounds]
[Chain clinks]
[Sudden loud sting
breaks foreboding music]
[Dull thud]
[Intense ominous score blares]
[Crunching sounds]
[Squelching sound]
[Groans]
[Sudden loud music sting]
[Background chatter]
[Paper rustling]
[Typing on a keyboard]
[Faint chatter, inaudible]
[faint chatter, inaudible]
[Indistinct voices
talking in background]
TODD: So Roy, this is going
to be your first assignment.
Okay. You're going
to prove to me that
you can do your job.
Just made you deputy, right?
ROY: I appreciate it.
Whatever you want,
we'll make it happen.
TODD: Okay, you're not
getting the squad car though.
You can take your own
car, we'll give you lights
and stuff like that.
But eventually you
will get your own car.
Our funds have only actually
able to give me a squad car.
[Chuckles]
ROY: Small town
funds gotta love it, right?
TODD: No drinking on the job,
you know how it goes that way.
And you know,
just do your best as,
as the reports come in,
you're going to be
out on the road a lot.
You're going to be
talking to a lot of people.
So just do your best.
Now there's reports
all over Warren County
of these drifters
different people
going into
backyards and streets.
This is a new occurrence.
We definitely
have to check this out.
Just Rick you might see
him in here once in a while.
He's a kind of
a pain in the ass.
But he is a
special investigator.
And sometimes we
do get some good tips.
ROY: Yeah, no, sounds good. I'll
keep an eye out for drifters,
Him, whatever.
I know you said no drinking,
but I hope a sandwich is
allowed every once in a while.
TODD: Yeah, okay. All right.
Announcer: Hello and
welcome to tonight's show.
[Slow jazz music]
[Applause]
WOMAN: I made it onto
the Just Rick podcast.
Oh my gosh, I
listen to every show
for some time now
and I tell all my friends
work about it and your show
means like everything to me.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
I will tune in for
each and every episode
for the rest of my life.
And also, do you
have a girlfriend?
Rick: Hey thank you
for liking subscribing
and tuning into
the Just Rick Show.
And of course,
that's me, Just Rick.
Guys, do I have a
great one for you today?
The biggest lead
in my entire career
just came through
on my message board.
So XanderDRAX88,
you know who you are.
I wanna thank you profusely
because we just might do this.
We might actually
solve this one.
The eye reports of a drifter
going in and out of yards?
Oh, boy.
Oh, and I knew it.
Knew it all along.
We knew it all along.
And then this sheriff, you know
he doesn't want to listen to us.
He doesn't want to listen to me.
He thinks he can do it
on his own, but he can't.
He needs me, he needs you,
he needs all of us.
And I can't talk
about this one too much
because if I'm wrong,
which I know I'm not,
it could be bad,
But if I'm right,
It could be worse.
So in the meantime, again,
I want to thank all of you
for all your help and
your support out there.
If you haven't liked,
shared, or subscribed
to the Just Rick Show,
please do tell your friends.
Tell everyone we're
here every Tuesday.
You know that.
Now I got to get back next door
and let Sheriff Tramer,
Barney Fife himself.
This is gonna be big guys.
[Applause]
WOMAN: This video is
for the Just Rick podcast.
Hi, I am your ultimate
number one biggest fan.
I've been listening
for a while now,
but it didn't take me long to
get through all the episodes.
They are so entertaining.
First, I told all of my
friends about it at school,
and then my teachers,
and then I started a club.
So yeah.
I was so inspired that.
I actually started investigating
some of my own true crime
and needless to say,
it's going pretty well.
But yeah, I just
wanted to say thank you.
I'm sure if you realize how
much your podcast means
to your audience
and people like me.
Just thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you.
[Chuckles]
[Foreboding piano music]
[Piano music fades]
[Crickets chirping]
CHARLENE: [Laughing]
come on unlock
the door you wuss.
Where are you? Dude seriously.
Come on there's no
killer it's just some kids.
Don't be a wuss.
Where are you, dude?
[Birds chirping]
[Gasp]
[Sudden scary music sting]
[Ominous music in background]
[Ominous music]
CHARLENE: Let me in!
[Sharp taps of foot on
wood] [Charlene gasping]
MARY: Charlene, what's wrong?
CHARLENE: that was not
just some teen in a mask,
come on let me in.
MARY: What? Calm down, what?
CHARLENE: Brad, he's, he's...
[Sobbing]
That wasn't just some
kid in a mask, okay?
[Breathing heavily]
He's, he's, Brad...
MARY: Wait, calm down
and just tell me what?
CHARLENE: He's dead. He's
dead. He's dead. He's dead!
MARY: Charlene!
Charlene! I will be right back,
I will look for Brad, right now?
CHARLENE: No! No! No! No!
Please, Don't go.
Stay here, stay here.
MARY: Shh... Shh...
[Whispering] Listen, we
have time to get out of here.
[Charlene gasping]
[Car starting]
[repetitive hazard
signal beeping]
[Car idling]
CHARLENE: No! Please,
just stay here one minute!
Just stay one minute, please.
[Ominous music playing]
[Sudden scary music sting]
[Van door slides open]
[Scary background music plays]
[Heavy breathing]
[Sudden loud music]
[Charlene gasping]
CHARLENE: Let's go
inside. Let's go inside.
Go inside. Go inside.
[Loud ominous music crescendos]
CHARLENE: Go inside!
[Mary gasping]
CHARLENE: I don't
know what to do!
MARY: Char! we
gotta get out of here.
[Frightened gasp,
struggling to breathe]
[Scary music playing.
[Frightened sobbing]
[Car horn blaring]
[Frightened cries]
[Car revving]
[Horns blaring]
[Muffled cries]
MARY: Don't, Don't move.
[Muffled cries]
[Car idling in the background]
MARY: We gotta get
out of here! [Whispering]
[Charlene gasping]
MARY: What was that?
[Muffled frightened cries]
[Crickets chirping]
MAN: Is everything alright?
I was just out walking
and I heard some noises.
[Loud thud]
[Loud scary music]
CHARLENE: What
the fuck was that?
[Ominous music continues]
[Sobbing loudly]
[Scary music continues]
[Scary music continues]
[Scary music continues]
[Frightened Gasp]
[Ominous music in background]
[Gawking in disbelief]
[ominous music in background]
[Heavy breathing]
[Music fades]
[Soft thud]
[Soft thud]
[Door thuds and clicks]
[Crickets chirping]
[Door opens]
[Crickets chirping]
[Crickets chirping]
[Crickets chirping]
[Crickets chirping]
[abrupt loud ominous burst]
[Mary screams,
loud thud, man wails]
[Suspenseful music plays]
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Phone clicks]
[Suspenseful music playing]
OPERATOR: 911,
What's your emergency?
MARY: I need to speak
with Sheriff Tramer now!
OPERATOR: Calm down ma'am.
MARY: He's my friend's cousin.
There's a man trying to kill me.
OPERATOR: Who's
trying to kill you?
Are you in a safe place?
MARY: No hurry just
send the police now.
I want to speak
with the sheriff.
OPERATOR: Can you
move to a safe place ma'am?
OPERATOR: Leave the phone.
MARY: No!...I'm
on a damn landline.
OPERATOR: Leave the
phone and we'll trace the call
get to a safe location.
[Suspenseful music playing]
OPERATOR: We are
contacting the sheriff.
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Door pounding]
MARY: Just hurry, please!
[Loud banging against door]
[Door breaks open]
[Heavy breathing]
[Loud scream of panic]
[Wood thuds]
[Heavy breathing]
[Crickets chirping]
[Door clicks open]
[Crickets chirping]
[Car door closes]
CHARLENE: [Whispering]
Come on, come on, come on...
[Frustrated sobbing]
[Pounds dashboard accidentally]
[Suspenseful music]
[Bird cawing at a distance]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Loud scary music stings]
[Suspenseful music]
[Loud thudding]
[Muffled wail]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
TODD: Todd Tramer here.
OPERATOR: We have a 911
call at the carpenter's place,
down Route 9.
We need you to
take a car out there.
TODD: What?
OPERATOR: Sir, it's your cousin,
the girl said.
They're being
attacked by an intruder.
TODD: Yeah, I know
where that is. I'm on it.
OPERATOR: Hello? Sheriff?
RICK: What, what,
what, what, what, what,
TODD: Come on! I
don't have time for this!
OPERATOR: Sheriff Tramer?
[Ominous music playing]
[Upbeat rock music playing]
[Upbeat rock music playing]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Grunting]
[Labored breathing]
[Coughing]
[Heavy labored breathing]
[Thuds]
[Labored breathing continues]
[Breathing softly]
[Ominous music rising tension]
[Suspenseful music]
[Suspenseful music]
[Loud grunt]
[Ominous music continues]
[Helicopter and
police siren wailing]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Leaves rustle]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Heavy labored breathing]
[Breathing heavily]
MARY: I can do this.
[Gasping]
[Foreboding music playing]
[Foreboding music continues]
[Ominous music continues]
[Fence clinks]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music fading]
[Crickets chirping]
[Fence rattling]
[Loud suspenseful sting]
[Ominous music crescendos]
[Loud thump]
[Soft thud]
[Grunting noise]
[Loud squelch]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Grunting]
[Squelching noise]
[Heavy grunting noise]
[Squelching noise]
[Squelching noise]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music fades]
[Melancholic piano
melody playing]
MARY: Oh my God!
Oh my god, Charlene.
CHARLENE: [Whimpering]
MARY: Charlene!
Oh my god, Charlene.
CHARLENE: Let's go home.
MARY: You're gonna
be okay. Charl, Charl.
It's gonna be okay.
Oh my god.
[Labored breathing]
MARY: Char, No. No. Stay.
Honey.
Charlene. Oh no. [Sobbing]
No. Oh [Sobbing]
[Sobbing]
[Police radio chatter]
[Police siren wailing]
[Police radio chatter]
[Helicopter blades
whir overhead]
[Police siren continues]
[Melancholic music ends]
[Silence]
[Ominous music plays]
[Ominous music continues]
[Ominous music continues]
[Tapping spoon on glass]
MARY: Let me just have a seat.
MARY: Thank you.
[Ominous music continues]
[Tapping spoon on glass]
[Ominous music continues]
TODD: Mary.
Sorry, uhmm.
Describing what
the killer looked like
and how he acted
was in our reports
a couple of weeks ago,
and apparently he
was the same person.
He was the same drifter.
His face though was all cut up
beyond the point where
none of our AI systems
could even register who he was.
He had no ID.
Nothing comes up on his prints.
Besides the clothes on his back.
We have nothing.
We don't have
anything. I'm sorry.
The bodies of your friends and,
I'm sorry, I didn't. I'm sorry.
Mary: Yep.
Except the mask.
What about the mask?
Rick: A mask?
MAN: Hey guys, it's Charlie C.
I've been a Just Rick fan for
three to four years now.
I'm a humongous fan.
I listen to it every day.
And I'm about to step
foot at Warren County.
I just got here
uhm and let's see.
WOMAN: Hey guys, I just parked,
kind of in the
middle of nowhere,
but I was just
listening to the Just Rick
podcast where he
disclosed the general location
of these murders.
We are out here
in Warren County.
So I immediately, you know me,
I packed my bags. I
was just talking to Jess.
She said to be safe.
It's all good. I have
my location turned on
just in case. But yeah,
we are literally in
the middle of nowhere.
And I kind of see
a path down there.
So I'll take you guys
down there with me.
WOMAN: Okay, is this thing on?
Oh my god, I can't
believe I'm doing this.
When I heard other
fans were doing this,
I packed my bags, I hit the road
and drove all the
way from Tennessee
to right here in Warren County.
MAN: Oh my God, I'm at
Warren County. Oh my god.
I really hope to meet
just Rick right here.
I hope to meet just Rick.
WOMAN: This is the birthplace
of the just Rick show,
which you know,
I've been obsessed with
for like ever and maybe.
Just maybe.
I'll get to meet him.
WOMAN: Okay guys,
I just got out of the car
and I found this path
leading down
to this sort of like
nature preserve area.
And I found this barn.
So I'm gonna keep, I'll
show you guys that in a bit.
I'm gonna keep looking around.
I did start to see some tracks.
So I'm gonna follow those,
see where it leads,
and it looks like
it's kind of going close
to this barn over here.
So I'll let you guys know.
[Pounding chest]
MAN: Oh my god, oh my god.
I'm at Warren County.
This is where all the
murders have been happening.
So ahmm
what is there else to say?
This is where everything
has been happening.
So hopefully I get
to meet Just Rick,
hopefully I get to run into him.
So let's go!
WOMAN: I'm hoping maybe
some other fans show up soon.
But till then I guess I'll just
hop a squat on
one of those hay bales
and wait it out.
Let's go!
[Cicadas chirping]
WOMAN: Right
guys, we're out here
I'm in some kind of like
nature
area.
Hopefully I can get some clues.
I'm just really, really excited.
Because who knows?
I could potentially,
I don't know,
help try and
figure out who this is,
but uhmm
sorry.
There's this guy over there.
I can't really tell
what he's doing,
WOMAN: Oh! Looks like
another fan showed up.
Hey, over here!
Are you with the show?
That's weird,
he's wearing a mask.
Hey!
What's that in your hand?
Okay, you're getting too
close and creeping me out.
WOMAN: It looks like he's
just sort of walking around,
so I'm not worried. But
there's this barn I found,
so I'm just gonna keep.
I'm just gonna keep looking
and just see what happens.
[Startled scream]
[Thud, gurgling sound]
[Ominous music sting]
[Soft clatter]
[Low chime]
[Low chime]
[Squelching sound]
[Foreboding music playing.
[Foreboding music playing]
[Loud sudden music sting]
[Melancholic violin music]
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[Music fades]
[Crickets chirping]
[Loud breathing]
Rick: Hey
it's me, Just Rick.
Just Rick
for the last time.
I can't even believe
what's happening right now
right in front of
us. It's happening.
The sheriff's office they are
trying to tell me that
they don't have the mask
but we know better.
You want to know
why we know better
because there's reports
coming in from Warren County
that the fans my fans,
we're getting too close
it's getting too
dangerous people are dying,
listen I want you I want
you to hear something now
because I don't know
if you're ever gonna
hear from me again
there is nothing more
important than my fans
the Just Rick fans.
[Breathing heavily]
It's a dangerous game.
It's a dangerous
game we all play.
And now.
It's starting to
cost us because.
[Sudden loud music sting]
[Scary music playing]
The the the that's him the mask.
So I see the mask, that's it.
[Scary music sting]
Oh no! No, no, no, no!
[Glass shattering]
[Ominous music playing]
[End]
Can you break away
these chains that
hold you down?
[Cicadas buzzing
in the distance]
[Low ominous music
playing, birds chirping]
[Foot tapping, soft thuds]
[Cicadas chirping]
[Low pitched siren wailing]
[Low pitched siren wailing]
[Low pitched siren wailing]
[Low pitched siren wailing]
[Static noise
increasing intensity]
[Static cuts to silence]
[Foreboding music]
[Foreboding music]
[Foreboding music]
[Foreboding music]
[Foreboding music]
[Ominous music come to a chorus]
[Music fades]
[Leave rustle, birds
chirping at a distance]
[Foreboding music]
[Birds chirping]
[Distorted siren
sputters and fades]
[Cow mooing at a distance]
[Birds chirping at a distance]
[Birds chirping at a distance]
[Birds chirping at a distance]
[Birds chirping]
[Distorted siren
sputters and fades]
[Loud foreboding music sting]
[Suspenseful music]
[Choked breathing, indistinct]
[Gurgling, choking]
[Muffled gurgling sounds]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music halts]
[Soft guitar music playing]
[Dogs barking at a distance]
[Barking continues]
[Music continues]
[Soft groan]
[Soft yawn]
[Sighs]
[Rustling]
[Melody continues]
[Soft melancholic
melody continues]
[Low rumbling noise]
[Sniffling]
[Clearing throat]
[Faucet opens, water running]
[Low rumbling noise]
[Magazine clicks into place]
[Rumbling and
melody stops, silence]
[Soft music]
[Phone ringing]
[Soft music playing continously]
[Sudden ominous sound]
MARY: Yes, thank you.
Thank you so
much, Mr. Carpenter.
We really needed the work
and I love house sitting.
[Whispered call] Paul.
Paul, we gotta go.
PAUL: Oh, I'm totally confident
you'll have a relaxing time
and you're well
qualified for the job.
MARY: I appreciate that again.
I'll see you this afternoon
and I'll have
everything in order.
Paul!
PAUL: Yes, all the paperwork
is online for the agreement
and that you won't
burn down the house
or damage it in any way.
But we have great
confidence in you.
MARY: Ah, thank you.
I don't believe anything
like that will ever happen.
I'll see you soon.
PAUL: Yes, bye now.
It'll take three days,
but it feels longer.
I promise.
Come on!
WOMAN: Yeah, I hope so.
I really need the break time.
I've been working really hard
to save up for my
dad's scholarship fund.
It's going to help so
many students this year,
and I can't even explain
how much I appreciate
this opportunity.
I'll do my very best.
Thank you so
much, Mr. Carpenter.
PAUL: Yes, bye now.
[Soft melody continues]
[Footsteps
descending the stairs]
[Muffled conversations]
[... hold on sorry.]
[...Yeah, yeah,
I got the files.]
[... Yeah, I got the files.]
[...Yeah Chief,
I got the files.]
TODD: Morning, Cheryl.
CHERYL: Morning, Todd.
TODD: What do you got for me?
CHERYL: Here you go.
TODD: It's this been
one of those days.
I almost couldn't
get out of bed.
CHERYL: Making you some coffee?
TODD: I got some thanks.
Long night.
[Chatter in the background]
CHERYL: Uhmm.
Sir?
TODD: Oh, no.
Just Rick.
Not again.
RICK: Just Rick. Hey Sheriff
you know you gonna need my help
with the investigations.
TODD: No I don't.
RICK: Hmm, Yes you do.
RICK: I can't keep coming
down here every week
begging for a job.
[Plastic rustles]
You see this?
This is evidence.
Evidence to an unsolved murder
and the people wouldn't know.
TODD: You know, I don't
know how you got that?
I know that's a cold case,
but that needs to be
in my evidence locker.
RICK: Cold cases
happen in a small town.
You don't have any resource.
TODD: Why don't
you come back later
right now, this is not the time.
Okay?
The people will have to wait.
[Inhales deeply]
RICK: Tooodd...
TODD: Don't call me that please.
RICK: Tooodd...
would you say you're
worried about your $1.50 coffee
and your $12 jacket,
people are dying.
You need my help.
TODD: I don't need your help.
RICK: You really do.
You need my resources.
I do this better than
anyone and you know it.
TODD: I actually don't, Rick.
Aaah.
TODD: What if
you came back later
and you helped
Cheryl with the logging?
How about that?
Does that sound good?
RICK: Logging.
Baby steps.
I get you. I'll feel each other.
I will finesse a little bit.
I'll come back and
help out with the logging.
[Inhales deepy]
RICK: But the reward
money, because I ain't cheap.
What I do is...
TODD: Please. Thank you,
RICK: Alright, we'll
take it from there. Alright.
TODD: I got work to do.
RICK: This is mine.
TODD: Uh huh...
[Phone ringing
in the background]
[Phone ringing]
[Soft music playing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
ROY: Hey, Sheriff. I'm doing
a sweep of Cooper's cave.
All's quiet. Yeah, no
reports of that drifter.
TODD: Hey, you
remember the, uhmm.
The cold case last
week that we investigated?
We only found, yeah,
we didn't find much.
[Sigh]
ROY: Glad I didn't have
breakfast this morning.
Sheriff over here.
TODD: I just rolled
out of bed for this.
ROY: Sorry. Hard night?
TODD: Yeah.
ROY: And I don't blame you.
TODD: What do we got?
ROY: Well, It's not that
great of a morning either.
We got ourselves severed
limbs here, murder weapon.
It's kind of odd though
definitely looks blunt
to be the murder weapon
considering the
lacerations here.
TODD: Yeah, did
you get a statement
from the witness?
ROY: Yeah? She's not much help.
She just saw just
enough to call it in
and be worried and suspicious,
but honestly,
if you wanna give it a
crack at it, go right ahead.
TODD: Yeah, I can.
Why don't you bag this
up, take it back to Cheryl
and I don't know,
We'll see what we can do.
I gotta wake up. Alright.
ROY: Get a cup of Joe Boss.
TODD: Thanks.
TODD: Yeah Ok, stay out there.
Move a little bit more
towards West Mountain.
Call me when you're
midway there. Alright?
Yeah, I'll have
an update for you.
ROY: Alright, copy that.
TODD: Thanks.
[Melancholic piano playing]
[Melancholic piano playing]
[Melody continues]
[Melody continues]
[Sudden, loud foreboding sound]
[Melody resumes]
[Melody playing]
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[Music fades]
[Loud foreboding sound]
Roy: This rolling?
I can, I can go now.
Sorry, this is
on my lunch break.
So, I just wanna,
ok. [Clears throat]
Hello, I am Deputy Roy Anderson.
Ahh, Earlier today
we were investigating
what looks to be a murder
happening at an
undisclosed residence
at around route 29.
Definitely does not look good.
Severed limbs.
We did find what seems
to be a murder weapon.
We're not exactly sure
as to lead as of this time.
Per the sheriff's instructions
and having to log
through information,
went to go investigate
around Cooper's Cave,
followed by the
West Mountain route.
There looks to be 2 cases.
Well, there's 2 casis
going on right now.
We're not sure if
they are currently related
at this time, we're going
to be letting the public know
once we know.
Uhmm.
Besides that, that's really
all I have to say at the moment
other than people
are just absolutely sick
and that everybody should
be very careful as they go out.
This is not something
that happens in this area.
I know it's really
devastating the town
and we will get
through this together.
For now, I do need to
make my run round route 9
and see what we
can find over there.
All right.
Is that what you need? You good?
All right, thank you.
[Chatting in the background]
[Twangy guitar notes]
[Background chatter...]
[People chatting in background]
[Indistinct chatter]
[Door closing.
[Car engine passing by...]
MARY: What the?
[Suspenseful
violin strings rising]
Foreboding music.
WOMAN: Who the hell is that?
[Foreboding music
builds ominously]
[Short scream]
[Doorknob rattling]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music intensifies]
[Ominous music continues]
[ominous music
intensifies and fades]
RICK: Todd.
Sheriff, Sheriff,
Sheriff, Sheriff.
I found a guy who
saw a drifter on Route 9.
He was going in and
out of everybody's yards.
This is your man. This is him.
TODD: I mean, I have a
deputy on West Mountain Road.
I mean realistically, He could
be there in 5 or 10 minutes.
How credible is this?
The whole lot of second.
It's gonna be
a little bit, Rick.
Why don't you sit
down, have a coffee,
have a donut, and just
sit and relax a little bit.
Let us do our jobs, please.
How did you get this tip?
RICK: My podcast chat board.
TODD: A chat room?
RICK: Mm-hmm.
My sources are solid, I swear.
TODD: I need a break.
[Frustrated grunt]
[Foreboding music continues]
MARY: Charlene,
Charlene, oh my gosh,
you have to get here
as soon as you can.
There is a man here he's
been walking around outside.
I don't know what's going on.
He took my phone,
he took my keys,
everything in my
wallet, my purse.
I can't tell if he's
just messing with me,
I think there's a mask
on him, he might be a killer.
I am so scared right now.
Please get here
as fast as you can
please Charlene I...
[Phone line beeping]
[Soft music playing]
[Sighs]
Roy: Ah ba ba,
nothing's going on.
Screw it. Dinner time.
[Loud intense music,
Roy struggling for air]
[Coughing, struggling for air]
[Coughing continues]
[Gurgling]
[Soft music ends]
[Birds chirping in a distance]
[Car door closing]
[Exhales deeply]
BRAD: Charlene, think we
need to let somebody know
where we're going,
maybe call the police
in case we can't handle things.
CHARLENE: Oh my gosh.
I guess I could call my cousin.
He's the sheriff or something.
Can we get a move on though?
Let's hit the road.
BRAD: Charlene, listen.
I have been
delivering for 10 years.
I have no idea where we are.
CHARLENE: It's
literally the same road.
For the GPS was
working like 20 minutes ago.
If we get back on
the road right now,
then it'll probably
we'll get service
and it'll start working again.
So can we get a move on?
BRAD: I'm not sure how
that makes any sense.
CHARLENE: I don't
care. Let's just hit the road.
Let's keep on going.
Go drive. GO!
[Silence]
[Crickets chirping from afar.]
[Foreboding music]
[Ominous music]
[Car radio playing]
[Rock music plays
softly from car radio]
CHARLENE:
Balls! It's no service.
Huh, is it?
The 1980s or something?
[Laughing]
BRAD: Charlene, your
taste is impeccable.
Listen, let's just get there
and figure out what's going on.
CHARLENE: Okay.
Can we get a move on then?
BRAD: Well, yeah, but listen,
I'm not sure exactly
what the approach is here.
It's creeping me out
somebody is stalking her.
CHARLENE: I mean, do you
really think someone's actually
stopped stalking her?
Like.
BRAD: I don't know.
CHARLENE: Some
serial killer in a mask?
You think that's
real? [Chuckles]
BRAD: Well I would hope not
but let's find out.
CHARLENE: I guess so.
It'd be bad if we showed up
and she's dead.
Yeah let's get a
step on. [Laughs]
Let's get going. [Chuckles]
Step on it.
BRAD: Okay all right listen,
let's just get a move on, okay?
CHARLENE: Step on it!
[Birds chirping]
[Car stereo blasting
rock music at a distance]
[Rock music playing]
[Rock music fades]
[Low chime]
TODD: Hey everybody, I'm
doing my log as daily requested.
That was actually
mandatory that we have to do.
I managed to sneak away
just to relax for a few minutes.
Just Rick is driving me nuts.
He's with Cheryl
doing the logging files
and Cheryl is a great secretary
but let me tell you she hates.
Just Rick.
[Chuckles]
Oh.
[Mellow intro music]
ANNOUNCER: Hello and
welcome to tonight's show.
[Electronic keyboard playing]
RICK: Hello and
thank you for tuning in.
You are listening to Just Rick,
the real true, true,
true crime podcast here.
We're gonna examine serial
killers in the upstate region,
specifically in Warren County.
Now, why are these guys
preying on innocent people?
We don't know.
[Applause]
TODD: So my deputy is
on the West Mountain run.
He's looking into these
reports of the supposed drifter.
To me, there's
been multiple reports
over the last few
months that indicates,
it definitely could
be multiple people.
I don't really know what's
going on here in Warren County.
Just Rick, even though
the way the way he is,
he does come up with some leads
and he knows a little bit
more on some of those cases
than I do.
But I have to, you know,
I have to pretty much
maintain order
here in Warren County
and he moves
around a little bit,
but
hopefully here we will discover
what is going on and uhm.
Yeah I really hate
doing these log things,
but uh
whoever watches
this from corporate
or whatever we are trying,
at least I am,
I think I need more help.
Send more cops.
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music continues]
MARY: That guy,
he ran away after a little
bit and he took my phone.
The phone line
must have been cut,
because it just died,
and I have not seen or
heard anything in hours.
CHARLENE: Well hello.
[Opens door] [Chuckles]
CHARLENE: Well if
they're gone it was probably
just some teenager
or a neighbor,
pulling a stupid
prank or something.
MARY: I mean, I
hope It would be great
if it were just some
silly kids or a prankster.
CHARLENE: Yeah, well, it's
good to play it safe. [Chuckles]
Brad and I came here
with no weapons, so...
MARY: oh, wonderful.
That sounds like you're
going to be able to protect me.
Maybe do you think you
could at least spend the night?
I think that'd be best.
[Sighs]
CHARLENE: Well,
yeah, you got it.
Brad's still in the car.
Total wimp, you know him.
Little baby. Gotta
love him for it though.
MARY: Well do you
wanna go check on Brad
and then maybe you two could
come in?
We'll lock the door,
and maybe we could
pull the van up real close
just in case we
need to get away.
CHARLENE: You got
it Miss Boss, I shall.
WOMAN: Thanks, Charl.
[Birds chirping]
[Birds chirping]
[Heavy breathing]
[Sudden loud scary music sting]
[Dull thump]
[Loud whack]
[Loud whacking noise]
[Music crescendos]
[Music fades]
[Vehicle passes by]
[Bird cawing]
[Engines roaring by]
[Truck passes by]
[Bird cawing]
TODD: Hey, Cheryl,
yeah, you got that for me?
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm going to
check the lead out myself.
I parked a little
bit down the road
so I can stay a little
bit under the radar
just to see what's
going on here.
Yeah, yeah I'll let you know
if anything new comes
up from the witness.
The deputy, he's
doing his own thing.
I made him do the tagging
so he loves that stuff.
Yeah, I know.
Yep.
[Clears throat]
Well it's good I
finally have help now,
but he did wake
me up this morning,
So I am not really
prepared for anything, so,
yeah. No, it should be fine.
It should be fine.
Yeah, I'll call you and let
you know if anything goes on.
Okay.
[Bird cawing]
[Truck passes by]
[Bird cawing]
[Birds chirping]
[Birds chirping]
[Bird cawing]
[Footsteps crunching
on dried leaves]
[Foreboding music]
[Knocking]
[Car passes by]
[Knocking]
TODD: Sheriff's office!
[Foreboding music]
[Foreboding music crescendos]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Birds chirping]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Stepping on dry foliage]
[Thud, soft groan]
[Ominous music]
[Bird cawing]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Closing door]
[Foreboding music]
[Ominous music]
[Ominous music]
[Crunching sounds]
[Chain clinks]
[Sudden loud sting
breaks foreboding music]
[Dull thud]
[Intense ominous score blares]
[Crunching sounds]
[Squelching sound]
[Groans]
[Sudden loud music sting]
[Background chatter]
[Paper rustling]
[Typing on a keyboard]
[Faint chatter, inaudible]
[faint chatter, inaudible]
[Indistinct voices
talking in background]
TODD: So Roy, this is going
to be your first assignment.
Okay. You're going
to prove to me that
you can do your job.
Just made you deputy, right?
ROY: I appreciate it.
Whatever you want,
we'll make it happen.
TODD: Okay, you're not
getting the squad car though.
You can take your own
car, we'll give you lights
and stuff like that.
But eventually you
will get your own car.
Our funds have only actually
able to give me a squad car.
[Chuckles]
ROY: Small town
funds gotta love it, right?
TODD: No drinking on the job,
you know how it goes that way.
And you know,
just do your best as,
as the reports come in,
you're going to be
out on the road a lot.
You're going to be
talking to a lot of people.
So just do your best.
Now there's reports
all over Warren County
of these drifters
different people
going into
backyards and streets.
This is a new occurrence.
We definitely
have to check this out.
Just Rick you might see
him in here once in a while.
He's a kind of
a pain in the ass.
But he is a
special investigator.
And sometimes we
do get some good tips.
ROY: Yeah, no, sounds good. I'll
keep an eye out for drifters,
Him, whatever.
I know you said no drinking,
but I hope a sandwich is
allowed every once in a while.
TODD: Yeah, okay. All right.
Announcer: Hello and
welcome to tonight's show.
[Slow jazz music]
[Applause]
WOMAN: I made it onto
the Just Rick podcast.
Oh my gosh, I
listen to every show
for some time now
and I tell all my friends
work about it and your show
means like everything to me.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
I will tune in for
each and every episode
for the rest of my life.
And also, do you
have a girlfriend?
Rick: Hey thank you
for liking subscribing
and tuning into
the Just Rick Show.
And of course,
that's me, Just Rick.
Guys, do I have a
great one for you today?
The biggest lead
in my entire career
just came through
on my message board.
So XanderDRAX88,
you know who you are.
I wanna thank you profusely
because we just might do this.
We might actually
solve this one.
The eye reports of a drifter
going in and out of yards?
Oh, boy.
Oh, and I knew it.
Knew it all along.
We knew it all along.
And then this sheriff, you know
he doesn't want to listen to us.
He doesn't want to listen to me.
He thinks he can do it
on his own, but he can't.
He needs me, he needs you,
he needs all of us.
And I can't talk
about this one too much
because if I'm wrong,
which I know I'm not,
it could be bad,
But if I'm right,
It could be worse.
So in the meantime, again,
I want to thank all of you
for all your help and
your support out there.
If you haven't liked,
shared, or subscribed
to the Just Rick Show,
please do tell your friends.
Tell everyone we're
here every Tuesday.
You know that.
Now I got to get back next door
and let Sheriff Tramer,
Barney Fife himself.
This is gonna be big guys.
[Applause]
WOMAN: This video is
for the Just Rick podcast.
Hi, I am your ultimate
number one biggest fan.
I've been listening
for a while now,
but it didn't take me long to
get through all the episodes.
They are so entertaining.
First, I told all of my
friends about it at school,
and then my teachers,
and then I started a club.
So yeah.
I was so inspired that.
I actually started investigating
some of my own true crime
and needless to say,
it's going pretty well.
But yeah, I just
wanted to say thank you.
I'm sure if you realize how
much your podcast means
to your audience
and people like me.
Just thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you.
[Chuckles]
[Foreboding piano music]
[Piano music fades]
[Crickets chirping]
CHARLENE: [Laughing]
come on unlock
the door you wuss.
Where are you? Dude seriously.
Come on there's no
killer it's just some kids.
Don't be a wuss.
Where are you, dude?
[Birds chirping]
[Gasp]
[Sudden scary music sting]
[Ominous music in background]
[Ominous music]
CHARLENE: Let me in!
[Sharp taps of foot on
wood] [Charlene gasping]
MARY: Charlene, what's wrong?
CHARLENE: that was not
just some teen in a mask,
come on let me in.
MARY: What? Calm down, what?
CHARLENE: Brad, he's, he's...
[Sobbing]
That wasn't just some
kid in a mask, okay?
[Breathing heavily]
He's, he's, Brad...
MARY: Wait, calm down
and just tell me what?
CHARLENE: He's dead. He's
dead. He's dead. He's dead!
MARY: Charlene!
Charlene! I will be right back,
I will look for Brad, right now?
CHARLENE: No! No! No! No!
Please, Don't go.
Stay here, stay here.
MARY: Shh... Shh...
[Whispering] Listen, we
have time to get out of here.
[Charlene gasping]
[Car starting]
[repetitive hazard
signal beeping]
[Car idling]
CHARLENE: No! Please,
just stay here one minute!
Just stay one minute, please.
[Ominous music playing]
[Sudden scary music sting]
[Van door slides open]
[Scary background music plays]
[Heavy breathing]
[Sudden loud music]
[Charlene gasping]
CHARLENE: Let's go
inside. Let's go inside.
Go inside. Go inside.
[Loud ominous music crescendos]
CHARLENE: Go inside!
[Mary gasping]
CHARLENE: I don't
know what to do!
MARY: Char! we
gotta get out of here.
[Frightened gasp,
struggling to breathe]
[Scary music playing.
[Frightened sobbing]
[Car horn blaring]
[Frightened cries]
[Car revving]
[Horns blaring]
[Muffled cries]
MARY: Don't, Don't move.
[Muffled cries]
[Car idling in the background]
MARY: We gotta get
out of here! [Whispering]
[Charlene gasping]
MARY: What was that?
[Muffled frightened cries]
[Crickets chirping]
MAN: Is everything alright?
I was just out walking
and I heard some noises.
[Loud thud]
[Loud scary music]
CHARLENE: What
the fuck was that?
[Ominous music continues]
[Sobbing loudly]
[Scary music continues]
[Scary music continues]
[Scary music continues]
[Frightened Gasp]
[Ominous music in background]
[Gawking in disbelief]
[ominous music in background]
[Heavy breathing]
[Music fades]
[Soft thud]
[Soft thud]
[Door thuds and clicks]
[Crickets chirping]
[Door opens]
[Crickets chirping]
[Crickets chirping]
[Crickets chirping]
[Crickets chirping]
[abrupt loud ominous burst]
[Mary screams,
loud thud, man wails]
[Suspenseful music plays]
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Phone clicks]
[Suspenseful music playing]
OPERATOR: 911,
What's your emergency?
MARY: I need to speak
with Sheriff Tramer now!
OPERATOR: Calm down ma'am.
MARY: He's my friend's cousin.
There's a man trying to kill me.
OPERATOR: Who's
trying to kill you?
Are you in a safe place?
MARY: No hurry just
send the police now.
I want to speak
with the sheriff.
OPERATOR: Can you
move to a safe place ma'am?
OPERATOR: Leave the phone.
MARY: No!...I'm
on a damn landline.
OPERATOR: Leave the
phone and we'll trace the call
get to a safe location.
[Suspenseful music playing]
OPERATOR: We are
contacting the sheriff.
[Suspenseful music playing]
[Door pounding]
MARY: Just hurry, please!
[Loud banging against door]
[Door breaks open]
[Heavy breathing]
[Loud scream of panic]
[Wood thuds]
[Heavy breathing]
[Crickets chirping]
[Door clicks open]
[Crickets chirping]
[Car door closes]
CHARLENE: [Whispering]
Come on, come on, come on...
[Frustrated sobbing]
[Pounds dashboard accidentally]
[Suspenseful music]
[Bird cawing at a distance]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Loud scary music stings]
[Suspenseful music]
[Loud thudding]
[Muffled wail]
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
TODD: Todd Tramer here.
OPERATOR: We have a 911
call at the carpenter's place,
down Route 9.
We need you to
take a car out there.
TODD: What?
OPERATOR: Sir, it's your cousin,
the girl said.
They're being
attacked by an intruder.
TODD: Yeah, I know
where that is. I'm on it.
OPERATOR: Hello? Sheriff?
RICK: What, what,
what, what, what, what,
TODD: Come on! I
don't have time for this!
OPERATOR: Sheriff Tramer?
[Ominous music playing]
[Upbeat rock music playing]
[Upbeat rock music playing]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Grunting]
[Labored breathing]
[Coughing]
[Heavy labored breathing]
[Thuds]
[Labored breathing continues]
[Breathing softly]
[Ominous music rising tension]
[Suspenseful music]
[Suspenseful music]
[Loud grunt]
[Ominous music continues]
[Helicopter and
police siren wailing]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Leaves rustle]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Heavy labored breathing]
[Breathing heavily]
MARY: I can do this.
[Gasping]
[Foreboding music playing]
[Foreboding music continues]
[Ominous music continues]
[Fence clinks]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music fading]
[Crickets chirping]
[Fence rattling]
[Loud suspenseful sting]
[Ominous music crescendos]
[Loud thump]
[Soft thud]
[Grunting noise]
[Loud squelch]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Grunting]
[Squelching noise]
[Heavy grunting noise]
[Squelching noise]
[Squelching noise]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music playing]
[Ominous music fades]
[Melancholic piano
melody playing]
MARY: Oh my God!
Oh my god, Charlene.
CHARLENE: [Whimpering]
MARY: Charlene!
Oh my god, Charlene.
CHARLENE: Let's go home.
MARY: You're gonna
be okay. Charl, Charl.
It's gonna be okay.
Oh my god.
[Labored breathing]
MARY: Char, No. No. Stay.
Honey.
Charlene. Oh no. [Sobbing]
No. Oh [Sobbing]
[Sobbing]
[Police radio chatter]
[Police siren wailing]
[Police radio chatter]
[Helicopter blades
whir overhead]
[Police siren continues]
[Melancholic music ends]
[Silence]
[Ominous music plays]
[Ominous music continues]
[Ominous music continues]
[Tapping spoon on glass]
MARY: Let me just have a seat.
MARY: Thank you.
[Ominous music continues]
[Tapping spoon on glass]
[Ominous music continues]
TODD: Mary.
Sorry, uhmm.
Describing what
the killer looked like
and how he acted
was in our reports
a couple of weeks ago,
and apparently he
was the same person.
He was the same drifter.
His face though was all cut up
beyond the point where
none of our AI systems
could even register who he was.
He had no ID.
Nothing comes up on his prints.
Besides the clothes on his back.
We have nothing.
We don't have
anything. I'm sorry.
The bodies of your friends and,
I'm sorry, I didn't. I'm sorry.
Mary: Yep.
Except the mask.
What about the mask?
Rick: A mask?
MAN: Hey guys, it's Charlie C.
I've been a Just Rick fan for
three to four years now.
I'm a humongous fan.
I listen to it every day.
And I'm about to step
foot at Warren County.
I just got here
uhm and let's see.
WOMAN: Hey guys, I just parked,
kind of in the
middle of nowhere,
but I was just
listening to the Just Rick
podcast where he
disclosed the general location
of these murders.
We are out here
in Warren County.
So I immediately, you know me,
I packed my bags. I
was just talking to Jess.
She said to be safe.
It's all good. I have
my location turned on
just in case. But yeah,
we are literally in
the middle of nowhere.
And I kind of see
a path down there.
So I'll take you guys
down there with me.
WOMAN: Okay, is this thing on?
Oh my god, I can't
believe I'm doing this.
When I heard other
fans were doing this,
I packed my bags, I hit the road
and drove all the
way from Tennessee
to right here in Warren County.
MAN: Oh my God, I'm at
Warren County. Oh my god.
I really hope to meet
just Rick right here.
I hope to meet just Rick.
WOMAN: This is the birthplace
of the just Rick show,
which you know,
I've been obsessed with
for like ever and maybe.
Just maybe.
I'll get to meet him.
WOMAN: Okay guys,
I just got out of the car
and I found this path
leading down
to this sort of like
nature preserve area.
And I found this barn.
So I'm gonna keep, I'll
show you guys that in a bit.
I'm gonna keep looking around.
I did start to see some tracks.
So I'm gonna follow those,
see where it leads,
and it looks like
it's kind of going close
to this barn over here.
So I'll let you guys know.
[Pounding chest]
MAN: Oh my god, oh my god.
I'm at Warren County.
This is where all the
murders have been happening.
So ahmm
what is there else to say?
This is where everything
has been happening.
So hopefully I get
to meet Just Rick,
hopefully I get to run into him.
So let's go!
WOMAN: I'm hoping maybe
some other fans show up soon.
But till then I guess I'll just
hop a squat on
one of those hay bales
and wait it out.
Let's go!
[Cicadas chirping]
WOMAN: Right
guys, we're out here
I'm in some kind of like
nature
area.
Hopefully I can get some clues.
I'm just really, really excited.
Because who knows?
I could potentially,
I don't know,
help try and
figure out who this is,
but uhmm
sorry.
There's this guy over there.
I can't really tell
what he's doing,
WOMAN: Oh! Looks like
another fan showed up.
Hey, over here!
Are you with the show?
That's weird,
he's wearing a mask.
Hey!
What's that in your hand?
Okay, you're getting too
close and creeping me out.
WOMAN: It looks like he's
just sort of walking around,
so I'm not worried. But
there's this barn I found,
so I'm just gonna keep.
I'm just gonna keep looking
and just see what happens.
[Startled scream]
[Thud, gurgling sound]
[Ominous music sting]
[Soft clatter]
[Low chime]
[Low chime]
[Squelching sound]
[Foreboding music playing.
[Foreboding music playing]
[Loud sudden music sting]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Melancholic violin music]
[Music fades]
[Crickets chirping]
[Loud breathing]
Rick: Hey
it's me, Just Rick.
Just Rick
for the last time.
I can't even believe
what's happening right now
right in front of
us. It's happening.
The sheriff's office they are
trying to tell me that
they don't have the mask
but we know better.
You want to know
why we know better
because there's reports
coming in from Warren County
that the fans my fans,
we're getting too close
it's getting too
dangerous people are dying,
listen I want you I want
you to hear something now
because I don't know
if you're ever gonna
hear from me again
there is nothing more
important than my fans
the Just Rick fans.
[Breathing heavily]
It's a dangerous game.
It's a dangerous
game we all play.
And now.
It's starting to
cost us because.
[Sudden loud music sting]
[Scary music playing]
The the the that's him the mask.
So I see the mask, that's it.
[Scary music sting]
Oh no! No, no, no, no!
[Glass shattering]
[Ominous music playing]
[End]