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and with that being said team sierra oh yeah i don't even watch it in team sierra period you're on the right side of history so they were like platonic but just the fact that his wife had started sharing her ghost stories with people outside of the house and a man another man at that yeah felt kind of like a betrayal to roger but it's also like i don't know maybe believe your wife believe her yeah make her feel heard and all your kids are saying this too exactly

But through sharing her story, Carolyn finally started to feel some sense of support, and she also started moving towards finding some answers.

Now, despite their growing inability to communicate with each other, Roger and Carolyn just kind of carried on their lives like there was nothing wrong in their relationship.

It was the 70s.

When he was home, Roger was present, not necessarily warm, but there, and his being home helped Carolyn feel a little bit safer.

One night, a few years into their time at the house, Roger said, you know what?

Why don't we get a babysitter?

We'll go out for a date.

Like, we need a little action here.

So they went out.

They had a nice night together.

Got home a little after midnight.

Roger thanked the babysitter, paid them.

Carolyn went upstairs, checked in on the girls.

Everything seemed normal.

And then they went to bed.

A few hours later, Carolyn was awoken by the sounds of footsteps near their door in her bedroom.

She obviously assumed it was one of her five children.

So she called out without opening her eyes like, who is it?

What can I do for you?