Katie was tense, any case that involved kids made her that way. She was a mom and the idea of her son being terrified of his own home, terrified her. She'd never want Sam to live in fear and her heart went out this family. No one child should be scared of their home. She truly hoped they could help them.<br/><br/>Katie nodded her head when Jean said he'd want to see the place. She could research it all she wanted, but he and Josie, could get more out of just visiting the home then she ever would. A part of her was always a skeptic. While Katie believed in spirits, she did not believe everything was haunted. She tried to find ways to debunk things. Old houses made noises while they were settling, sometimes your eyes played tricks with you. Although she never doubted the things Jean and Josie told her. She couldn't see or feel what they felt, but she did believe in their gifts.<br/><br/>Katie nodded her head about seeing the house. The sooner they got in, the better. The homeowner wanted to find out what was going on soon as possible. Although Katie wasn't going to push either one of friends if they weren't ready.<br/><br/>"The homeowner said to call when we'd like to go and she'll give us a copy of her key. Her kids are going to stay with family while we investigate. I think she'd feel better meeting everyone before she lets us have free reign of her home. Not just because we'd be strangers in her home, but also because she's worried she's going crazy."<br/><br/>Katie had been chatting with the homeowner since they accepted the case. The poor women. Not only were her children afraid but she also thought she was going crazy. She had told Katie that she had never believed in spirits before and now something was making her kids too scared to sleep at night. Making her feel unsafe in her home as well.<br/><br/>"I think the sooner we go, the sooner we can ease her mind and help her out. If you two are ready, I'll call her and have her meet us at her house."