After two nurses gave the haunted-looking Laurie her medications and left her locked room, Laurie (faking illness) removed the pills from her mouth and stuffed them (along with many others) into the insides of her rag-doll.The camera cuts back and forth between views of Ethan and the expectant faces of the waiting family.[A folded Navajo blanket on a hitching post in front of Debbie moves to a hitching post in front of the house, and then disappears!] Lucy tells her brother Ben: "That""s your Uncle Ethan.A blue plastic baseball cap had melted, a candle next to him was drooping with melted wax covering part of his night-table, and an unsheathed long-playing record was hanging and bending over the edge of another dresser.Released in the early 60s, he timely film reflected the state of deep racial problems and social injustice that existed in the South."After the credits, in a nighttime scene, emergency personnel and police officers (with helicopters hovering above with spotlights) converged on the horrible murder scene at Higgins Haven near Crystal Lake from the third film, where there were ten killings (7 weekend visitors and 3 leather-clad motorcycle gang members).