FAITH (VOICEOVER): In the middle of the night,
ghosts try to talk to me.
ALISON: How she came to me was, mom, I think my brain is sick.
I see things that other people don't see.
I know they can't see him, but I can see him.
And so I think there's something wrong with me.
Having your little girl tell you that they think there's
something wrong with their mind, with their head, that's
really rough.
I had no idea what to think about that.
Tell me what you hear, like what wakes you up.
Voices and tapping.
Freddie usually taps on the window, that just a little--
[tapping]
--just a little light little tap.
Nobody else can hear him.
To me, it's really loud.
ALISON: Freddie is a little boy that Faith talks
to almost on a daily basis.
She says he's a ghost.
Freddie died in 1886.
His mother actually killed him.
Freddie actually tells me this.
He wants me to help him.
He's telling me so.
I can know something, so I can help.
ALISON: OK.
So this is Freddie when he's mad, you said.
FAITH: Yeah.
When have you seen Freddie look like this, like,
when he's upset with his mom?
FAITH: Yeah.
Whenever his mom finds out that Freddie
is talking to me or anything, then
he will get really in trouble.
ALISON: She's afraid.
She's scared of his mom.
FAITH: Once somebody pushed me off the bed.
It was Freddie's mom, and I went like this.
And I started shaking.
We have some news to share with all of you,
but particularly with the two of you.
Lisa conducted some research and found a document
that's pretty intense.
It's a census from the year 1880.
We found Freddie.
Freddie is real and not a figment of your imagination.
He was born about 1872.
You gave us a couple of other names.
I feel a woman.
I think Catharine is the mom.
Catharine is listed on the sheet.
ALISON: As his mother?
As his mother.
And she gave another name.
She looked kind of familiar to me.
Sarah.
Is Sarah involved with Freddie?
Yeah.
There's a Sarah listed on the sheet.
Sarah was sort of an older caretaker.
Catharine was his mother.
We didn't see anything saying that Freddie was killed
by his mother, Catharine, but finding these facts is
profound validation and proves that Freddie and his mother
are real.
I'd like to dim the lights in the room a bit
and call in Catharine.
Close your eyes.
Catharine, Freddie's mother, we'd like you to join us here.
Don't run.
Don't hide.
She's avoiding.
Come forward, Catharine.
Don't be a coward.
We want to speak with you.
FAITH: I saw somebody just touch right here.
She's here.
Come forward, Catharine.
Don't be a coward.
We want to speak with you.
She's here.
I got her.
I challenged her.
FAITH: I know she doesn't like being threatened.
She just said in my head I don't like being threatened.
You're right.
Catharine, we are asking politely that you will
leave these children alone.
FAITH: Catharine, I want you to leave.
She just touched my hair.
Keep going.
FAITH: Stop scaring me and stop hurting Freddie.
Leave me alone.
I don't like you.
ALISON: Catharine, she has some new friends
that can help her get rid of you if you won't leave.
I felt her leave.