The Uninvited

This programme contains some strong language

MUSIC: 'My Party' by Kings of Leon

I love you.

And I have a condom.

Matt, I shouldn't be here.

-Come on, it'll be fun.

-No.

I really shouldn't be here.

Anna... Come on.

'I'm at a party.'

'But all I want to do is get home.'

Ciao ragazza.

Hey, where are you going? Anna?

LEAVES RUSTLING

SHE GASPS

Don't go home.

BELL RINGING

'And then I hear my mother's bell.'

BELL RINGING

'I go to find her.'

'When she got sick, we moved her into the boat house.'

'It's where she wanted to be.'

'She's alone.'

'She's not supposed to be alone.'

BELL RINGS

'I run up to the house to find my dad.'

'There's something wrong.'

'It doesn't feel safe.'

'There is something...

'..evil in the house.'

These dreams seem to be about

trying to get out of the woods and back home.

Yeah, and when I get there it's...

it's like Mom is trying to tell me something.

But I can't understand what it is, what she's trying to say.

We've talked about the little red-headed girl

but now there's a new detail -

the watering can.

Why do you think you were holding it?

I don't know

I really don't remember.

Maybe you were trying to put out the fire?

When my mom first got sick, she said...

that she'd always be there.

It could be a stray cat or the sound of the wind -

it would always be her.

She'd always protect us, you know.

But...

But, the night of the fire, I couldn't protect her.

Smart girl.

If I'm so smart, why can't I remember what happened that night?

OK.

Here's what I think.

We survive by remembering.

But sometimes, we survive by forgetting.

You lost your mother in a tragic fire.

Your life was changed forever by what?

A broken fuel valve?

Maybe it's not such a bad thing to forget.

-What about the dream?

-It's a dream.

You'll figure it out or you won't.

That's how it all works. It's a process, Anna.

What's it been, ten months? And you're almost finished.

But you're not going to get there in a place like this.

Do you think I'm ready to leave?

What else do you want from me?

Go home, kiss a boy, get into trouble.

Finish what you started.

CAR HORN

Pretty little Anna going home sweet home.

I'll be lonely.

I've really got to go.

There was so much blood, wasn't there, Anna?

-Do you really think they fixed you?

-< Come on, honey.

< What've we told you about wandering in here all the time?

They couldn't fix me.

Who will I tell my stories to?

I've got a surprise for you. Look in the glove compartment.

Tell me it's a cheeseburger.

Not quite.

You finished it?

Look inside.

Thank you, Dad.

You are very welcome.

Is it any good?

I don't know but I'm sure you'll tell me.

I know something that's good.

Awesome, thank you.

Rachel made them.

She was going to come today but I said I wanted you to myself.

She's been great. I don't know what I would've d-

Dad, you've got me to yourself.

Alex?

< SPLASH

Anna.

You're back.

You're early.

I'd hug you but I...

Welcome home.

You look great. You look so skinny.

I think I could use some time at that place.

My first order of business is fattening her up.

I've already started with him.

She's been cooking all day. Making...

-..What are you making?

-Beef stroganoff.

Your favourite.

You have a house full of women now, Mr Writer.

Did your dad tell you my idea?

-No.

-About the party.

We could throw you a 'Welcome Home Anna' bash.

Yeah, OK. Maybe.

Everybody's been asking about you.

-We've got all summer - there's no rush.

-No.

I'm going to go down to the water.

I blew it.

-Anna.

-BELL RINGS

Just like it never happened, huh?

Alex, I missed you so much.

So, what do you think?

He had them working weekends

so it would be finished when you got back.

Welcome to your new ward.

Better food,

crazier people.

-When did she move in?

-Guess.

First she was helping with the accident inquiry

and then she was helping with the funeral.

Now she's helping him cope.

Three times a night.

Whatever.

Thanks a lot, by the way.

For what?

-Deserting me.

-Alex...

I was stuck here with those two

while you went searching for your inner psycho.

You don't know what it was like.

She was my mother too.

You could at least have written me back.

What are you talking about?

The playlists I made you, the letters I wrote.

I didn't get anything. I swear.

Maybe Dr Silberling didn't want me to see them?

No.

It wasn't Dr Silberling.

He's such an asshole.

How could you not send my letters? Those were my letters, Dad.

Were you too afraid I'd tell her about your new little girlfriend?

Was that it?

Tell her about all the dirty little secrets?

It was a mistake to move her in here

Our whole stupid town just loves talking about it.

You disgust me.

Alex, where are you going?

As if anybody cares.

You got me.

Come here, you can hug me now. I'm clean.

Listen, Anna.

I know the rules state

that you're supposed to hate Dad's new girlfriend.

But I'm really hoping we can be more original than that

and make this work.

Sure.

-Something's different.

-Yeah, we painted.

I really love all the wallpaper in the house

but the kitchen just needed some brightening up.

-There used to be something here.

-Did there?

Yeah... a chalk board?

Oh, yeah, the chalk board.

It must be up in the attic with all the other old stuff.

I think I figured we didn't need one anymore.

So, what do you think?

Do you want to help set the table?

No, I'm OK.

I'm not really hungry, anyway.

BELL RINGS

< RACHEL MOANING

MUSIC: 'The Songs That We Sing' by Charlotte Gainsbourg

# I saw somebody who

# Reminded me of you

# Before you got afraid. #

BELL RINGS ONCE FAINTLY

BELL RINGS FAINTLY

FAINT RINGING AND BLOWING

DOOR CREAKS

Alex?

METALLIC BANG

BELL RINGING

RINGING AND SLITHERING

SNARLING

What are you doing?

So, was that you?

-Or Nursey in the throes of ecstasy?

-I don't know.

-OK.

-You're drunk.

Well, I went to a party and drinks were served.

Where did you find that?

Upstairs.

What the hell are you doing with it?

I don't know, it was in the attic.

Well, that's where it should stay.

-I hate that bell.

-Why?

It reminds me of Mom.

We needed it, Alex.

That's how she called for help

after she got sick.

Anna, wake up.

Rachel bought the bell.

What are you saying?

She went into a pet store,

bought a bell and tied it round Mom's wrist.

And do you know why?

So that she could hear Mom coming,

while she was busy riding Dad.

You're making that up.

OK. Why would I do that?

To get back at Dad.

Trust me Anna, I'm way past getting back at Dad.

I might be drunk...

..but at least I know what the truth is.

Here comes the burrito.

Maybe try a sledgehammer next time?

Sorry.

It looks good to me.

Great, actually. Just what our little kitchen needed.

Isn't it, though? I'm out of here.

Cool.

You know, Anna.

I remember when I first came here to look after your mom.

I showed up at the house.

Alex was doing her bitchy teenager thing - disrespecting your father.

But you were different.

Quiet.

Polite.

A proper little lady.

I remember thinking, still waters run deep.

And this one...

..she's the strong one.

When I was your age,

I had to deal with some rough things, like you.

And I learned to be strong.

To be a girl nobody fucked with.

I am so glad to have you back.

I hope it works out, so you can stay.

Thanks.

I intend to.

Did you see her face?

It was like you totally jacked her Barbie kitchen

I was swinging a hammer with my eyes closed.

That is so awesome.

Our chalk board should be there.

I remember Mom would leave messages on it.

Oh, but her handwriting was SO bad.

Pinkie pact?

BOTH SCREAM

Am I, like, really pale?

Yeah, you're pretty much, like, see-through.

Hopefully your future husband won't notice.

No, you're not leaving me here.

What are sisters for?

-Don't you dare.

-Woo!

MUSIC: 'Spite' by Smallwhitelight.

-Hey, Matt.

-Hey.

How have you been?

Yeah, OK.

I really wanted to visit you there, but they wouldn't let me.

You should've slit your wrists too. We could've been room-mates.

She's back.

Listen, that night at the beach.

No, no, listen. I was nervous. So I drank a bunch.

And no-one's ever accused me of being smart,

so I was dumb and drunk.

I was worried about you.

I even went looking for you.

What do you mean?

I followed you home that night.

I was here.

I saw everything.

< Running a little late.

Aren't you, Matt?

-Thanks, that's all we need.

-Good.

I'll see you around.

Bye.

Can you bring the supplies to the generator room?

Then come up, your father's starved.

-Your agent called today.

-Really?

I didn't know he rents a house up here.

Yeah, for the last five years.

He likes to pretend to fish.

He has the editor of the Book Review as a house guest.

-Oh, yeah?

-Yeah.

I invited them for dinner on Friday.

Really?

Along with a few other people.

Why not?

-Well...

-We never have anyone to the house.

It'll be fun.

Please?

OK.

OK.

BELL RINGING

BELL RINGING

BELL RINGING

THUNDER CLAP

BREATHES HEAVILY

BELL RINGS

Murderer!

SCREAMING

Murderer!

SHE SCREAMS

< Anna?

What are you doing down here?

Hey, are you OK?

It was Mom.

-What?

-I Saw Mom.

What are you talking about?

-< RACHEL:

-Anna?

< Anna?

She's been trying to tell me something.

What?

The fire wasn't an accident.

It was her.

Rachel just happened to have the night off.

Yeah, right.

Alex.

It all makes sense now.

She left Mom, parked her car down the street,

put on those little white shoes

and walked back down to the boat house.

Maybe we're jumping to conclusions.

I'm not the one that saw our dead mother point the finger

at Dad's creepy girlfriend.

I think it was just a dream.

Anna, you were wide awake. I saw you.

-Maybe it was all in my head.

-Maybe so.

But it doesn't change what both of us know.

That tap didn't leak.

Rachel turned it on.

She killed Mom and she won't get away with it.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Hello? Hello, in there?

-Did she hear us?

-I don't know.

I'm going into town to do some shopping for this party.

Would you like to come?

Have some retail therapy, maybe grab lunch?

I'm totally hungover and expecting a headache.

But Anna wants to come.

What? No.

Shh. What about Matt? You can see him, talk to him.

You said he came back to the house that night.

How about it, Anna?

Come on. You go and I'll stay and dig through her stuff.

-We can do it another time.

-No...

I'll be down in a minute.

I'm going to find something cute to wear.

You little suck-up.

Your dad hates it when I drive fast.

Our little secret, OK?

Our little secret.

What happened to my mom's car?

We discussed it and felt the family needed something more...

fun.

My one good piece of jewellery.

Where did you get it?

Someone gave them to me ages ago.

A boyfriend?

An old patient, actually.

Really?

Sounds like a nice job.

I wiped old people's asses for a living, Anna.

They were not all beautiful, like your mom.

I had to do things that decrepit old ladies

were too ashamed or weak to do for themselves.

Want to know how I got through it?

It's terrible.

No matter how condescending they were,

how badly they treated me,

how badly they smelt.

I always told myself,

they'll be dead very, very soon.

You know, Anna, we all have things in our past that we're ashamed of.

BELL RINGS

I think sometimes it's best to just... let go.

Anna?

Anna?

Are you all right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

We have some shopping to do, right?

-How long has it been aged?

-We sell it fresh.

Never mind.

-I'm going to go and grab the milk.

-Great.

Matt.

Anna. Hey. What are you doing here?

I think I know what you were trying to tell me, yesterday.

The fire wasn't an accident, was it?

What did you see?

Matt? Those berries aren't getting any fresher.

Yeah, OK. I'm coming.

Will you help us, please?

OK, just not here.

-OK, can we meet tonight?

-< Matt?

Yeah. 11.00, at the rock.

OK.

Couldn't find the milk?

Erm, yeah.

We should go.

Oh, Matt.

You won't need to make deliveries

to the house anymore.

That's going to be my job from now on.

-Have fun?

-< Oh, yeah.

We've been telling secrets. Right, Anna?

Yeah.

Thanks for lunch.

I lost her for a little bit.

I just hope this wasn't all too soon.

Alex?

Alex?

SHE SCREAMS

Jesus, you scared me! I thought you were her.

-Did you talk to Matt?

-Yeah, we're meeting him tonight.

Cool.

Look at this. Ooh!

God, when are they bringing in the stripper pole?

She's like a crack-whore without the dignity.

PS, look at this.

Come on.

Look what I found.

-Meet Mr Chubby.

-That's disgusting.

I'm not touching that.

Whoa.

OK, that's enough to tranquillise a horse.

Or even me.

-Come on, let's go.

-Wait.

Party's over, Rach.

Come on, let's go. We're going to be late.

SHE GASPS

Matt?

Matt?

This doesn't feel right.

What if something's happened?

It's OK, Anna. We'll find him tomorrow.

Yeah.

I'm going to bed.

No, please stay with me until I fall asleep.

If I had ten bucks for every time I heard that.

Thank you.

No funny stuff.

SHE GASPS

FOOTSTEPS

Don't be afraid. I didn't want to wake your parents.

Matt. Where were you?

We waited for you at the rock, like you said.

I know.

What happened? You're soaked.

I fell and hurt my back or something.

Sit down.

I'm sorry it's so late.

It's just...

I think you need to know the truth about what I saw that night.

Tell me.

You're shivering.

I can't feel anything.

I'm scared, Anna.

Don't be.

BONE CLICKS

What happened to your back?

SHE GASPS

Your mother tried to warn me, Anna.

But I didn't listen.

SHE SCREAMS

Hold me, Anna.

Anna!

Please.

Hold me.

Anna.

Please.

HELICOPTER

Anna, I'm Sheriff Emery. I don't know if you remember me.

Listen, we're going to do a thorough investigation.

He must've hit a patch of timber.

Fell out of the boat, broke his back.

Were you supposed to meet him?

Listen, we all know what you're going through.

Anything you need, anything at all,

you come see me.

You understand?

I'm deeply sorry.

This is terrible.

I'm going to make breakfast. You should eat something.

Coffee?

Dad, wait.

What?

Matt wasn't just in the water last night, he was coming to see me.

What happened to Matt is not your fault.

That's not what she's trying to say.

Why don't you come help me?

-Dad?

-I'll go.

I saw Matt in town yesterday.

He said he saw what happened the night of the fire.

Rachel overheard us.

She didn't want me to talk to him anymore.

She didn't want him to come here ever again.

Why would Rachel say that?

It's just...

What?

Is everything all right out there?

-We'll be right in.

-OK.

Sweetheart...

I know this is difficult for you.

It's been hard for all of us.

Please, don't do this.

OK? Just don't do this.

-Come on, have some breakfast.

-I'll be there in a minute.

CRYING

Are you OK?

No, I'm not OK.

I'm not crazy, Alex.

Matt was here.

And I thought I was dreaming but I wasn't.

Anna...

He said that Mom was trying to warn him.

OK, how can that be...

-He was holding me.

-Anna, listen...

Look!

Oh, my God.

OK, now I'm afraid.

I'm not crazy.

They're not going to send me back there.

I'm not afraid for you. I'm afraid for us.

Anna, we're the last ones standing

between Rachel and what she really wants.

Come on.

Last time I checked,

you didn't become a psycho serial-killer overnight.

We need to find out exactly who Miss Rachel Summers really is.

PHONE RINGING OUT

-ALEX:

-'Hi. I'm trying to get some information

'about someone we hired through your agency.'

'Her name's Summers,

'Rachel Summers.'

PHONE RINGING OUT

'Hello. I'd like to get a reference on one of your nurses, please.'

'I believe she was on your staff at the hospital

'between July and December of 2005.'

'Hi. I'm running a background check on someone who worked for you

'several years ago.'

'Summers.'

S-U-M-M - as in mother...

..E-R-S - as in Satan.

What?

No, that's impossible.

No, no, that's fine.

OK, thanks very much.

Bye.

We've got her.

Anna.

Come in.

You have beautifully shaped lips.

You just don't know what to do with them.

Men will go on about a woman's eyes...

but that's bullshit.

What they really want...

is a girl...

with a pretty mouth.

You seem very interested in these.

Would you like to wear them tonight?

No, I don't think so.

Come on.

It'll be fun.

There.

What's your real name, Rachel?

What did you say?

The State Nursing Association has no record of a Rachel Summers.

Your social security number is for someone named Rachel Summers,

but she's a schoolteacher from New Orleans.

She died five years ago.

So, who are you?

Really.

You know what, Anna?

I don't think this is going to work out.

Where do you think you're going?

To talk to my father.

Well, there's really no need.

We've already discussed it...

with Dr Silberling.

Discussed what?

Your behaviour.

Anna, he's very concerned.

He's beginning to think that...

..that it was a mistake...

letting you out

You won't take this away from me.

I won't allow it.

Now, get out. I have guests coming.

I can't believe she sold you out to Dad.

Maybe she can threaten you, but what can they do to me?

-I'm going to talk to Dad.

-No.

All she's going to do is convince him that we're lying,

and then it's my fault, OK?

We've just got to get through tonight.

and tomorrow, we go to the police and tell them what's going on.

You're only going to make it worse for me.

Fine.

But this is going to take a lot... of alcohol.

-Hey, look at you.

-What?

You look terrific.

Thanks.

I guess you've grown up on me, haven't you?

If it's any consolation, this is all pretty weird for me too.

Book launch parties -

might as well give everyone a green light to judge you.

Can I ask you a favour?

Would you give Rachel a hand?

The truth is, I don't think she feels good enough for all of this.

And people here are judging her too.

Sure.

What?

I just wanted to know if you needed any help.

Really?

Sure, open the oven.

The key to a good roast is to let it sit...

ten minutes before carving.

Lets the blood flow back in.

Back to the fray.

Oh, take out the garbage, will you?

BAG RUSTLES

TIN CAN MOVES

SHE SCREAMS

-You're next.

-SHE SCREAMS

SHE GASPS

What did you do?

What did you do?

-What are you trying to do to me?!

-What happened?

Leave her alone.

Just go to bed.

No, I'll be in New York tomorrow and we can sort this all out.

Sorry about this.

Travel safely.

Dad?

Can I talk to you?

Tonight...

There's a reason for what happened.

It's Rachel, she's not who you think she is.

Enough, Anna.

-What has she done this time?

-She's lied to you.

-About what?

-About everything - about her name.

-Do you even know where she's from?

-I'm not going to answer that.

Because you only see what you want to see.

All she is trying to do is make this family work.

She's not trying to make it work.

She wants you for herself.

That is ridiculous.

If Mom could see you now,

siding with that bitch

who's trying to tear us apart.

Rachel isn't the one who's tearing us apart.

Look, maybe we should talk to Dr Silberling about this.

Right, because I'M the one who's crazy.

-I didn't say that. You know I di-

-Stop.

You're not wearing your ring.

Are you going to marry her?

Tell me!

Yes, Anna.

We're getting married.

Sometime this fall.

We talked about going away but I want to have the wedding here.

For all of us.

I'm not ashamed, Anna. I'm not ashamed to be happy again.

Bye, Daddy.

We shouldn't be late for Matt's service.

Wear something decent.

I want to look like a family.

-PRIEST:

-"In the Lord, I take refuge.

"How can you say to me,

"flee like a bird to the mountains,

"see how the wicked string their bows,

"fit their arrows to the strings to shoot from the shadows.

"When foundations are being destroyed,

"what can the upright do?

"The Lord is in his holy temple.

"The large throne is in heaven.

"God's eyes keep careful watch."

"The Lord is my light and my salvation.

"Who do I fear?

"The Lord is my life's refuge of whom I'm afraid.

"When evil doers come at me to devour my flesh..."

SHE SCREAMS

This is from 11 April 1996.

"Police have recovered the bodies of three children

"from a shallow grave in the woods,

"less than 50 yards from the residence

"of prominent physician, Dr Harrison Wright.

"Forensics reveal the children were heavily sedated

"before being stabbed repeatedly.

"Police have issued a warrant

"for the arrest of Mildred Kemp, age 19,

"who had been the Wright children's nanny since August."

-Mildred Kemp.

-Holy shit.

Listen to this -

"According to sources close to the family,

"Kemp had become romantically obsessed with Dr Wright

"since his wife's death in a car accident last February.

"Despite police efforts, Kemp remains at large."

Wait.

Look what she's wearing.

The pearls.

Rachel said they were a gift from a patient.

She put them around my neck.

Like... Like she was proud of them.

Lucky for us, now we have proof.

Yeah, if we can get our hands on them.

Don't worry about that.

This ends tonight.

Shit.

Look.

< MOVES FURNITURE

-Alex, where are you going?

-Go downstairs and get her keys.

What are you going to do?

Just get her keys.

ALEX SCREAMS AND LOUD THUD

< What are you looking for, Anna?

Is it these? Are you looking for these?

You should take them.

Please, they mean nothing to me.

We know, Rachel.

We know everything.

You caught me.

Here.

Alex!

Alex!

Anna.

I don't want to hurt you.

This isn't how I wanted it.

You could make this easy.

SHE SCREAMS

< GROANS

Alex.

What happened?

She drugged me.

-Anna?

-KNOCKING

Anna, listen to me.

You have to get that necklace.

I did, I got it.

Anna, open this goddamn door!

You've got to go to Emery, OK?

No.

He'll believe you.

-Anna?

-I can't leave you here.

Pinkie pact.

-HEAVY KNOCKING

-Anna!

I love you.

I'll come back for you, promise.

ENGINE STARTS

Anna!

So, you're alleging that Miss Summers

-is actually a woman named Mildred Kemp?

-Yes.

And she was the one responsible for the fire?

That's right, it wasn't an accident.

She murdered our mother and now she's after us.

Listen, I know how this sounds... No.

Mildred Kemp.

I remember her.

Out west in Wolveridge County, years ago -

wife died, man hired some nanny who killed all the children.

That's right, but they never caught her.

OK, listen. Mrs Wright had a pearl necklace - three strands.

There are pictures of it on the internet.

And?

Rachel is Mildred Kemp.

OK? She's trying to kill us and marry our father

like she did to them.

Listen, I want you to sit tight.

Gerry is right outside that door.

I'm going to pull up Miss Summers on the system.

There's no time for that.

You have to go to my house.

Alex is still there and I'm afraid something is going to happen to her.

Nothing is going to happen to anybody, Anna.

You wait here.

Mom?

Mom?

SCREECHING

Don't be afraid. I'm a nurse.

No... No!

Don't believe her!

Please, don't believe her! SHE SCREAMS

There we go.

Thank you.

-SHERIFF EMERY:

-'I remember her.'

'Out west in Wolveridge County, years ago.'

'Wife died, man hired a nanny, who killed all the children.'

ANNA: 'Rachel is Mildred Kemp.'

-ALEX:

-'Police have issued a warrant for Mildred Kemp, age 19,

'who was employed as the children's nanny since August.'

'The children were heavily sedated before being stabbed repeatedly.'

'Despite police efforts, Kemp remains at large.'

You're going to sleep now.

You know, Anna...

I'm never going to have children...

of my own.

I can't.

Did I ever tell you that?

It's never stopped me from imagining...

what it would be like to have a daughter.

But now you've taken that away from me.

Careful.

You don't want to hurt yourself.

SHE GASPS

Anna?

We tried everything, Anna.

This was the only way.

What did you do?

What did you do?

I had to, Anna.

Didn't I?

Didn't I have to?

It's OK. It's OK.

I'm here.

I'm always here.

Look at me. Look at me!

Be brave, OK?

Oh, my God. Are you all right?

It's Rachel, Dad.

Rachel started the fire.

What are you talking about?

She killed Mom.

Dad, I know you never listen to me, but you have to believe us.

She waited until you were out of town.

And she drugged me and she drugged Alex.

What?

She was going to kill us.

Alex had to do it, Dad. She saved us.

-Alex?

-Alex, tell him.

Anna? What are you saying?

He can't see it, Anna.

He never will.

Anna, you know what happened to your sister.

-Tell him, Alex.

-Don't believe him.

She died...

-Don't believe him.

-in the fire.

It was a year ago.

No, he's lying!

Alex is dead!

What have you done?

Alex?

SHE GASPS

Anna?

What do you mean, the fire wasn't an accident?

What happened that night?

Tell me what happened that night.

Get away from me.

Get away from me.

Get away from me!

Hello?

Dad?

HEAVY BREATHING

Ciao, ragazza.

The guys...

..they want to come back to our house.

It's not our house anymore.

What are you doing?

They can burn in hell.

Anna?

Anna!

Anna, what's wrong?

BELL RINGING

< Alex?

Coming, Mom.

Alex!

-ALEX:

-'How could you not send my letters?

'Those were my letters, Dad.'

'Were you too afraid I'd tell her about your new little girlfriend?

'Tell her about all the dirty little secrets?'

-RACHEL:

-'Anna?

'I'm going into town. Do you wanna come?'

-MATT:

-'I followed you home that night, Anna.'

'I saw everything.'

Don't let go. Anna, hold me!

SCREAMS

-RACHEL:

-'You know, Anna...

'..I'm never going to have children of my own.'

'I can't.'

'It's never stopped me from imagining what it would be like

'to have a daughter.'

'But now you've taken that away from me.'

KNOCK ON DOOR

I'm sorry, Mr. Ivers.

I noticed the name on Miss Summer's passport

doesn't match the name on her driver's licence.

She changed her name three years ago.

Had a boyfriend, used to beat her up.

Her real name is Rachel Rushitski.

Your daughter got it in her mind somehow

that your fiance was a woman named Mildred Kemp.

Why would she make all this up?

Hello, Anna.

Are you OK?

I did exactly what you asked.

Did what, Anna?

I finished what I started.

Welcome home.