Can You Feel That?

I may have stumbled across a screenplay, unfolding right before my very eyes. Let's hope the cute and curious college co-ed doesn't meet her untimely doom at the end of this one.
I'm still not sure what I make of the supernatural, but I get the feeling I'm about to find out. What started out as a creepy ghost story on Monday, has become a full fledged case of 'murder most foul' as it were, and I'm the "puts all the pieces together, becomes obsessed, and puts herself and others in grave spiritual danger" storyline.
It would make a great movie, but how will it fare as a ten-minute speech?

The updated timeline is as follows:
1984- Older son born (Andrew) born to T. and D. in the house on Davidson Road

1986- Younger son born (Adam) born

Early 1990's-Family portrait taken

Mid 1990's-House, complete with all contents (furniture, clothing, newspapers, food in fridge), has been abandoned for several years. Chris, Matt, and friends discover abandoned house, explore until chased out by unseen forces, loud noises, and inexplicable fear. Among many curiosities is a large kitchen knife wedged firmly in the kitchen door, and plywood nailed over where a room should be in the hall. They take family portrait, and mother's (D's) medications (for schizophrenia, among others), as they flee. Chris suffers headwound in the rush to leave, and somehow ends up on the porch, which is not where he fell. Chris and friends do research into the family in the picture. Can find no trace of them alive or otherwise.

1995?- Chris and friends return, attempt to find out what is behind plywood in the hall and do more recon. Three sheets of plywood down, they find a brick wall, newer than the house. Behind one brick they manage to pry loose is a black hole of incredible stench. The smell of pure evil, one might venture. The swarm of flies they had noticed going in is nowhere to be found. They find a half buried horse skeleton in an otherwise fairly empty shed on the property.

1997/1998- At a high school party, several party attendees express interest in seeing the house, and Chris and Matt relent and lead a party up. A Ouija board is brought along. On the porch of the house, the board answers mulitple questions, grants entry to all guests by their individual names, with the emphatic exceptions of Chris and Matt. Repeatedly answers 'NO' when Chris and Matt are mentioned. Chris and Matt, being manly teenage boys, forge ahead despite the warnings, and have a terrifying experience (not giving it all away yet)

March 28, 1998 - D. goes missing, blood in her car, foul play assumed.

November 1998 - Her skeletal remains are discovered in the woods.

2000- Chris drives by house, a mailbox has been erected, and a family is moving in.
Three months later, the mailbox has been taken down, and the house is empty again.

April 2000 - T is charged with D's murder.

2004- T is convicted of first degree muder of D, and solicitation of murder of the district attorney and a detective involved with the case, for a total of 38 years.

Monday, September 26, 2005 - Chris tells me the story of his incrdibly frightening experiences with the house, and shows me the family portrait, with some research. I decide to use the story for my ghost story speech in class.

Thursday, September 29, 2005 - While trying to find information on where the family might have gone, I dig up D's murder, by her (by then ex-) husband, T, which occurred anywhere from 5-8 years after their family apparently fled their home with no thought for their belongings, and some three or more years after Chris and friends discovered the house and it's horrifying anomalies. I also discover the family never left Nashville. I make Chris aware of this new development, and it is decided we will put serious effort into filling in more gaps. And we're going to the damn house. Even though Chris said he would never again in a million years. We're a two-man scooby gang, and we're getting to the bottom of this caper, once and for all.
I sincerely hope there's a farmer in a rubber mask involved.

I left out a heaping helping of the Chris story in and of itself. It's not the stuff one likes to think about all alone at 4 am, and it's way better from the horse's mouth.

Soon we'll be inserting a montage of Chris and me at the library, burning the midnight oil over microfiche obituaries and trial coverage, perhaps even with superimposed, transparent headlines and pictures, if we get picked up by Lifetime. There may be a prison visit scene, and/or a search for the kids. And, if the House still stands, there will be House, and whatever current tenants it may hold.
I get the feeling, no matter the outcome, I will be changed, but hopefully still around to have a say on who plays me in the film.
Happy October Eve, everybody.