Here's What We Know About the Farm Where Hanna Was Tortured on Pretty Little Liars

Hanna has definitely not been having it easy on this season of Pretty Little Liars. After she fails to draw the mysterious A.D. closer — by lying and saying she killed Charlotte — she ends up getting kidnapped and tortured. Throughout her time in captivity, she's hosed down with water and threatened with a cattle prod, but it also seems like something else happens to her. We might not know exactly who does the torturing and what exactly they do, but now we know where it all goes down.

In "The Talented Mr. Rollins," the girls start to keep a closer eye on Elliott to find out what he's up to. This leads Aria and Hanna out to Elliott's family's farm, about an hour away from Rosewood. However, they find out his family doesn't own the farm. They also meet a little Amish girl named Eliza, who says she has dolls that look exactly like them . . . made by Charlotte. She also claims to have seen Charlotte and Elliott kissing once but had been told to keep it a secret. Before she can give any more information away, an older man — presumably her father — calls her away and tells Aria and Hanna to leave.

As they leave the barn and head back to the car, Hanna stops to look at equipment hanging from a nearby fence. The cattle prod in particular gives her flashbacks to her time in captivity. "That's what he used on me," she says, and she realizes she must have been taken to that farm.

So does this mean Elliott had really been A.D.? He'd known about the farm. It would make sense that he would've had access to it, along with all of the dangerous equipment. But then there's still one more question . . . had Mary Drake been in on it too? After all, she's the one who finds Hanna, which is interesting when you consider how the farm is so far from Rosewood.

As usual, time will tell. We just hope the truth will come out soon.