The team ventures to the Massachusetts coast to follow up on Hans Holzer's 1964 investigation of the Bates Ship Chandlery; as they delve deep into the property's past, they uncover a chilling undercurrent of darkness anchored in the rocky shores.
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The team ventures to the Massachusetts coast to follow up on Hans Holzer's 1964 investigation of the Bates Ship Chandlery; as they delve deep into the property's past, they uncover a chilling undercurrent of darkness anchored in the rocky shores.
Reports of paranormal encounters sends the team to Waterford, Maine, to confront the dark presence haunting a historic farmhouse.
Dave, Cindy and Shane reopen a case that mystified Hans Holzer across decades of his career; the team begins to see why Holzer chose to protect his family from this ancient evil.
Dave, Cindy and Shane reopen the case that eluded Hans Holzer for decades, as they finally unlock the iron gates of Virginia's Westover Manor in search of the late Evelyn Byrd, who visitors say still roams the storied southern property.
The team heads to the quiet coastal town of Port Clyde, Maine, to investigate the resurgent haunting of a grieving widow.
The team confronts a dark and unsettling presence aboard the Queen Mary.
The team returns to Maryland's Howard Lodge to reopen a case that was shut down in 1969.
Hans Holzer heard stories of paranormal activity taking place on Staten Island's historic Conference House, a site famous for peace but with a dark and bloody past; when the team return, the spirits guide them to the water's edge.
Hans Holzer had a lifelong obsession with Rockland County, N.Y., the site of his first case; half a century later, the team attempts to decode the region's rampant paranormal activity.
Dave Schrader, Cindy Kaza and Shane Pittman return to Ohio's Franklin Castle, witnessing the troubled spirit manifest before their eyes; their biggest discovery is something Holzer himself missed.
Dave Schrader, Cindy Kaza and Shane Pittman reopen the terrifying case of the Surratt Tavern in Clinton, Md., the infamous first stop of John Wilkes Booth after assassinating Abraham Lincoln in 1865.
Hans Holzer believed a sensational tale of heartache and murder hid the real story behind one of his most famous cases; the team heads to New York City's Old Merchant's House to uncover the terrifying truth of this Victorian-age haunting.
In 1963, a terrified Cleveland family calls in ghost hunter Hans Holzer after witnessing a phantom hand pry up nails and open a trap door; the team heads to Ohio, where disturbing clues lead them to the surprising source of the ghastly haunting.
When the team reopens Hans Holzer's case file into the Ayers-Allen House in Metuchen, N.J., where he documented entities dating back to colonial times, they discover the spirits there may have a more ominous origin.
As the team reinvestigates the Howard-Dickinson House in Henderson, Texas, a case that eluded Hans Holzer his whole life, the investigation reveals that local lore about the historic home may contain a dark family secret.
The team members revive Hans Holzer's investigation of the Ocean-Born Mary House in Henniker, N.H.; they traverse multiple states and wade into the dark waters of New England folklore in search of the elusive truth behind the mysterious haunting.
The team resurrects one of Hans Holzer's most tragic cases; the team members investigate unexplained activity terrorizing a family, and it is disturbingly similar to poltergeist activity witnessed by Holzer 50 years ago in Tyler, Texas.
The team investigates San Diego's infamous Whaley House, deemed by Hans Holzer as the most haunted house in the United States, to discover if the home's ghostly occupants are pursuing a dangerous vendetta.
The team resurrects ghost hunter Hans Holzer's case file on the haunted Morris-Jumel Mansion in New York City to investigate a dark, mysterious presence residing within the historic home.
The team reopens Hans Holzer's 50-year-old case documenting rampant paranormal activity at one of the oldest houses in Rye, N.Y., to find out if its tortured souls have finally moved on or simply moved.
Hans Holzer heard stories of paranormal activity taking place on Staten Island's historic Conference House, a site famous for peace but with a dark and bloody past; when the team returns, the spirits guide them to the water's edge.
Dave Schrader, Cindy Kaza and Shane Pittman reopen the terrifying case of the Surratt Tavern in Clinton, Md., the infamous first stop of John Wilkes Booth after assassinating Abraham Lincoln in 1865.
The team ventures to the Massachusetts coast to follow up on Hans Holzer's 1964 investigation of the Bates Ship Chandlery; as they delve deep into the property's past, they uncover a chilling undercurrent of darkness anchored in the rocky shores.
Hans Holzer had a lifelong obsession with Rockland County, N.Y., the site of his first case; half a century later, the team attempts to decode the region's rampant paranormal activity.
Hans Holzer believed a sensational tale of heartache and murder hid the real story behind one of his most famous cases; the team heads to New York City's Old Merchant's House to uncover the terrifying truth of this Victorian-age haunting.
The team heads to the quiet coastal town of Port Clyde, Maine, to investigate the resurgent haunting of a grieving widow.
Reports of paranormal encounters sends the team to Waterford, Maine, to confront the dark presence haunting a historic farmhouse.
Dave Schrader, Cindy Kaza and Shane Pittman return to Ohio's Franklin Castle, witnessing the troubled spirit manifest before their eyes; their biggest discovery is something Holzer himself missed.
In 1963, a terrified Cleveland family calls in ghost hunter Hans Holzer after witnessing a phantom hand pry up nails and open a trap door; the team heads to Ohio, where disturbing clues lead them to the surprising source of the ghastly haunting.
Dave, Cindy and Shane reopen a case that mystified Hans Holzer across decades of his career; the team begins to see why Holzer chose to protect his family from this ancient evil.
The team returns to Maryland's Howard Lodge to reopen a case that was shut down in 1969.
Dave, Cindy and Shane reopen the case that eluded Hans Holzer for decades, as they finally unlock the iron gates of Virginia's Westover Manor in search of the late Evelyn Byrd, who visitors say still roams the storied southern property.
The team investigates San Diego's infamous Whaley House, deemed by Hans Holzer as the most haunted house in the United States, to discover if the home's ghostly occupants are pursuing a dangerous vendetta.
The team confronts a dark and unsettling presence aboard the Queen Mary.
As the team reinvestigates the Howard-Dickinson House in Henderson, Texas, a case that eluded Hans Holzer his whole life, the investigation reveals that local lore about the historic home may contain a dark family secret.
The team members revive Hans Holzer's investigation of the Ocean-Born Mary House in Henniker, N.H.; they traverse multiple states and wade into the dark waters of New England folklore in search of the elusive truth behind the mysterious haunting.
The team reopens Hans Holzer's 50-year-old case documenting rampant paranormal activity at one of the oldest houses in Rye, N.Y., to find out if its tortured souls have finally moved on or simply moved.
When the team reopens Hans Holzer's case file into the Ayers-Allen House in Metuchen, N.J., where he documented entities dating back to colonial times, they discover the spirits there may have a more ominous origin.
The team resurrects one of Hans Holzer's most tragic cases; the team members investigate unexplained activity terrorizing a family, and it is disturbingly similar to poltergeist activity witnessed by Holzer 50 years ago in Tyler, Texas.
The team resurrects ghost hunter Hans Holzer's case file on the haunted Morris-Jumel Mansion in New York City to investigate a dark, mysterious presence residing within the historic home.
