The Weaver children in general, they were young at the time of their deaths with the police only locating their parents’ bodies and eventually calling off the search for them after being feared dead. Tim and Tom may be the unluckiest of the bunch as they were called “changelings” by Mc Alroy when they were possibly just infants and were kept hidden from the public for unknown reasons. It’s also implied that Mary paid little attention to any of them as she cared more for the church.
Mary calls herself evil during a prayer to God asking him to remove her sin, implying that she hates herself and that it probably influenced her relationship with her kids, especially the twins.
John Weaver’s suicide: He hangs himself in the Wood Shed after possibly realizing that all his children were dead and that Mary may be the cause or from finding out about a possible affair Mary had with him angrily condemning her and cursing her to die.
Sam’s fate, he finds himself standing before the Weaver siblings at the end of 5 AM with him checking his now decayed hands as Lillian pulls out her hand as if wanting him to join them. It’s later revealed that the police also couldn’t find his body with his missing persons case still open, his relatives could also be very worried or saddened by the news. A bittersweet ending indeed…
The deterioration of Travis and Duncan’s friendship: They were once close friends with them researching the supernatural including the legend of the Weavers together until one day Travis claimed all the research as his which understandably pissed Duncan off and caused him to become hateful and bitter towards him. He may have also not mourned his death.
