The voice of narrator is so unbelievably good. Without his voice I don’t think the show would be a big success! I would put him on the 1st of the list 😊

Anthony D. Call has got the best Voice for doing these shows! Can't believe he's 83 and alive today! I hope gets paid very well for doing this!

My mother once told me, because I never kept secrets from her, if you were to tell me the sky is purple and green I’d believe you. Doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks. Once you break a child’s trust they’ll never trust you again, and they’ll keep things to themselves.

RIP To the investigator Dusty Smith in this episode. Passed away in 2012.

Why don’t ppl realize that when they’re offered a cheap house with all the belongings inside like the ppl there left in a hurry and buy it thinking that whatever happened to the ppl that were there before them it’s NOT going to happen to them is truly beyond me and beyond common sense.....🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀

“In my experience when someone continuously says they aren’t crazy, they usually aren’t.”
In my experience anyone that continuously says they aren’t crazy usually are. 😂

To Tim and Tom, I am very sorry you guys had such a rough childhood. This all sounds so scary and just awful. May God protect you gentlemen always. Take care,
M

Husband “there was a guy here, right there”
Wife “well if there’s no fire, I’m going to bed”
Husband “but there was a guy here”
Wife “ I believe you….goodnight”

Huh?

In the second episode, I can’t believe the mother allowed the father to treat the kids like that. I would have taken my kids and left.

1st episode:
Emily should’ve been in their parent’s room already when she started getting affected.

When it looks like the former resident of your home fled in the middle of dinner= not a good sign

When You Walk in a House/Apartment/Caravan/ Boat Your looking to Rent or Buy and Previous  Owner/Tenant leaves Unfinished Food on table - Groceries in Fridge Belongings left behind..
Walk Away and Dont Come Back..
All da Best Folks..

I remember seeing episode 2 way back in 2011 or thereabouts...I was fascinated by the story and seeing the names of the brothers in the credits (Discovery channel) I actually googled and searched the name on Facebook. It was not long before I actually managed to get in touch with the younger brother who actually told me he was into helping others with his wife.If I remember correctly he said this house was now demolished and was used as a sort of parking lot...but supposedly still has a lot of residual energy. He said the episode did not even cover half of the torment his brother and himself went through living in that house.

Boy, Tim and Tom sure got ripped off in the parent department. I’ve seen bad parenting and child abuse but this is a whole knew level for me.

Why do parents in the west keep their little children in a separate room especially when such things are going on and what does it take them so late to take the action?

The 2 nd episode is intense in the sense that so many bad things happened to the 2 brothers that I never thought they’d grow apart but they got together when their parents died, they went to fight back that evil entity and reclaim their house, I knew the younger brother would end up becoming a psychic investigator 😺

Everytime that guy got reprimanded for yelling at the ghost i laughed robustly.

It's an "unexpected pregnancy" when you are an Army Ranger who does not understand how babies are made....

c. 11:40 ~ 11:50. The woman sees an apparition and describes her appearance to her husband. He says that it resembles his mother before she got cancer. The couple have been together for long enough to have a toddler and expecting a second child. It is very strange that during this entire period, the woman has not seen a photograph of her late mother-in-law. If she had, she should have told her husband that she had a visitation by his mother's spirit. No?

The worst part is in Florida it could just be your normal neighbours wildin'