Ghosts Of Shepherdstown

After investigating paranormal events at the John Brown Museum, the team identifies several ghosts who have been stalking the halls. They try to put the spirits to rest but after capturing an eerie image on camera, they suspect something more sinister.#GhostlyVisions

Paranormal activity just outside of Shepherdstown increases as the team rushes to the aid of a distraught homeowner in a nearby town. The team discovers a dangerous portal in the home may be connected to a negative entity that preys on people's minds.

After a guest is attacked by an invisible force, the team invesetigates the Boydville Manor in Martinsburg. They make contact with the spirit of a young boy and uncover an evil presence known as the "King of Death" that may be too powerful to destroy.

The Charles Town Fire Dept. turns to the team for help with a chilling new case at The Old Opera House. They piece together the profile of a female ghost with an unusual agenda and make a shocking discovery linking the spirit to a mysterious cavern.

The team investigates a museum in Martinsburg with direct access to a network of underground tunnels. When they discover a mysterious green mist and the tormented spirit of a priest, they descend into the limestone caves to confront the evil entity.

As an invisible predator begins mutilating livestock in Middleway, a farmer turns to the team for help. Investigators rule out occult rituals but a haunting next door and a cave full of bones links yet another case to an evil entity lurking underground.

After several emergency calls about a mysterious stalker, the team launches their first investigation in Shepherdstown. They make a disturbing discovery in a cave and finally profile the dangerous presence they've been tracking from town to town.

The team rushes to the scene of violent poltergeist activity that's wreaking havoc at a teahouse. After learning why Shepherdstown is the epicenter of all the hauntings, they bring in an ordained exorcist to help them banish the demon once and for all.