Welcome to part two of our conversation with James Anito about darkness among us.

What was it like having that nightmare?

Was it like you were watching a movie and you were doing this or were you in your own body

and you had some whole other drive and reason to be performing such horrible acts?

So oddly enough, it was first person.

It wasn't a third person perspective.

I wasn't like watching out of body like an action projection state.

It was like I was first person like you would play a first person shooter,

a first person game or see a first person movie, which has happened.

But yeah, it was in that sense like i was living the moment um and you know i i think i doing it i liked it you know in the

nightmare i liked it there was joy like of course my consciousness was fighting it that's how i came, in the nightmare, I liked it. There was joy. Like, of course, my consciousness

was fighting it. That's how I came out of the nightmare. Um, but, um, you know, of course, I would

never, uh, test to that. You know, I have a child myself. I could never imagine of that sight.

And, you know, so, but in the nightmare, I, I loved it I loved it I loved doing what I did and it was sickening

like just to even talk about it to this day and it's been quite a few years but something that

I always remember to the full detail like I'm pretty forgetful like I've read so many books

I take pieces of knowledge of it and I forget a lot of it you know and I'm pretty forgetful. Like I've read so many books. I take pieces of knowledge of it and I forget a lot of it.

You know,

and I'm terrible of that because my mind's always going a mile a minute.

Sure.

But I will always remember every little detail of that case to like what occurred.

Other details I'll have forgotten because it's not important,

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