The Fairfield County Four

All right people, he'll be here any second.

Let's wrap this up, get it done smoothly,

we'll be outta here at reasonable time.

Okay.

Yeah.

That's perfect.

Hello everyone, Mr. Kilroy is here.

- Hi, Tom Kilroy. - Hi. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, how was your trip, sir?

- Good trip. Tom Kilroy. - Hello, Mr. Kilroy.

Um, I had just a couple things

that I wanted to cover with you first.

It's gonna take us a little bit of time

to get everything set up, not too much time.

I promise, we're gonna keep this simple.

Um, is there anything that I can do for you or?

You have coffee?

Yeah, I definitely have some coffee,

I will get on that for you.

Sir, if you'll follow me this way, that'd be great.

Mr. Kilroy, how's it going?

I'll be your interviewer today,

I just gotta take a quick phone call,

I'll be right with you.

Oh, I didn't even realize

that the camera was rolling, okay.

All right, sir, try not to shift too much

when you're answering questions.

We don't wanna stop halfway through in scratch.

If you feel uncomfortable or if you want to readjust,

just let us know and we'll fix it.

All good?

Sounds good, ready to rock.

Should I keep my answers short or?

Yeah, just be yourself.

Thomas Kilroy interview, take one.

Good evening.

Why don't you tell us a little about

who you are and who you're representing today?

I'm Thomas Kilroy,

and I represent the families of Amy Hanson, Randy Harris,

Emma Grove, and Peter Moore in the ongoing litigation

against the Fairfield County Sheriff's Department.

So why exactly are you

releasing this footage?

We're releasing the footage because we think

it might bring justice to the missing four

and perhaps, relieve some of the pain and suffering

that their families have experienced.

Four internet personalities began production

on an episode of the reality series,

"The Cryptid Project."

Randy Harris, Emma Grove,

Pete Moore, and Amy Hanson

were young, energetic, and enthusiastic.

The four vanished without a trace.

They were more than just content creators,

they were investigators.

Four creators, four truth seekers

who vanished last year in Fairfield County, Connecticut.

What were they doing out in Fairfield County,

Connecticut you ask?

They were hunting a werewolf

or they were at least following a werewolf story.

The details are spotty on this.

Cops, the cops are,

the cops are involved in some way,

some shape, or some form, you know?

Fairfield County investigators

collected their belongings from their cabin

and stored them as evidence.

Families were left baffled, left without answers

as to where their loved ones had gone.

Now, I'm not trying to stir up any panic,

but four people don't just disappear.

Something's not right here.

And whatever happened out there,

it might have caught them off guard.

The families obtained legal representation

and after a year long court battle,

the belongings were relinquished.

They sifted through the belongings themselves,

unknown to them what they would find.

Along with clothes, toiletries, and camping supplies,

they also discovered the camera used by the four

containing the footage they filmed

while producing their last episode.

But here's the part that keeps me up at night.

Their footage was recovered.

Now let that sink in.

Whatever they saw, whatever followed them,

whatever made them disappear, it's on tape.

I'm making this video specifically for Thomas Kilroy

asking you, please release the footage

from their last ill fated show.

This is the last known footage

of the Fairfield County four.

If there was a cover up

perpetrated by the Fairfield County officials,

why would they have given this evidence

over in the first place,

why not just make it disappear?

Well, I have no idea about their motivations.

Maybe somebody felt guilty about a botched investigation,

um, perhaps it was an oversight.

Whatever the reason,

we're grateful that they did honor the judge's order.

So is there anything, uh,

the audience needs to know before we present the footage?

Just watch the footage with an open mind, no expectations.

- Oh my god, Peter. - What?

- Oh my God! - Oh, fuck.

Oh, oh, oh my God! - It's gonna be fine.

Just stay with me. - Oh, oh my God.

Stay with me.

Hey, hey, hey! Help me!

Help me, help me! - Oh my God!

We need to get out of here.

- Fuck. - Oh no.

All right, that looks good.

Test, test, test.

All right.

This is the final camera test

for the season finale of "The Cryptid Project".

Season finale, fuck.

This has been a crazy year.

Okay, well, today,

we are heading to Fairfield County, Connecticut.

It's about a six hour drive.

Gonna pick up e-everyone here in a second.

And we are going to look for the elusive

Fairfield County werewolf,

it's a story I grew up hearing all the time, so.

Bags are packed.

I think that's everything.

Let's see how this goes.

Amy, Amy, come on, let's go.

I'm coming, Randy, you're the one that's late.

Okay, listen, let's just go.

Are M and P good to go?

Yeah, they're in the car.

Okay, cool.

Wait, why are you filming this?

It's a documentary, you film everything.

You are such a nerd.

Okay.

All right, what the fuck took so long?

Oh, Randy was late.

Okay, don't put this on me, it was you.

I don't know.

Okay, literally all I had to do

is put my earrings in, so,

to be fair. - Where the,

where the fuck are we going?

- Where are we going? - Yeah.

Fairfield County.

- Yes. - All right,

somebody's door's still open?

Oh, fuck.

- Randy, your van sucks, dude. - Randy, come on.

Why, give me the camera and you drive.

I think we should let Emma do the camera work this time.

Yeah, yeah, give her the camera.

Do you guys really wanna see that?

I actually would love it.

It would definitely be something.

The turn radius on this thing is just trash.

I really think for the next one,

we need to get one of those like big ass like camper ones.

- I would not be opposed. - Yeah.

- Yes. - I would not be opposed.

- Yes. - Yeah, we can.

What time does the GPS say we're gonna get there?

Um.

You just said, wait, where are we going again?

- Oh my God. - Fairfield County!

- Okay, but like that's a big- - We've been planning

this for months, dude.

But like, I need an exact address.

- Okay. - An entire county,

we could go anywhere. - Wait, wait, wait,

but we have so many fun things that Emma and I have planned

- Fun things? - For us to stop at

- along the way. - We got some stops.

We got some stops. - Yes, we got a couple

cool stops, so.

You guys are already making me wanna smoke.

- Jesus Christ. - Hmm.

I thought you were gonna quit, dude.

- Yeah. - I literally thought

Um. When did I ever say that?

Literally the last time we filmed.

- Well... - If you're gonna smoke,

can you at least roll the window down?

Cut.

Randy, you good? Oh.

All right, tell me when I'm out.

- Little high- - Sounding good, Pete?

Hello, hello.

Randy, am I out?