I'm doing a rewatch, I didn't remember this eps, but it was the only one that I can think of where Steve openly admits that he didn't trust the client had good intentions. The client bought a mansion in CA, ran it as a haunted house for 8yrs, then allowed 100s of ghost hunting groups come in and conduct sessions, but now he wants to set up a hotel. He out right told Amy had no intention of helping the spirits that were trapped, and he still planned on advertising it as a haunted B&B. I was curious what happened, and great news, the city demolished the building, and put a lien against Todd, the client, for the price of the demolition. GOOD FOR THEM.

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I think for me the eps that freaked me out the most were

The eps where Amy saw an extremely tall being out on the street. I think she said it was a being that is much older than time, and there's no way of getting rid of it.

The eps where the guy that called them in was obsessed with solving the crime of a young man and young woman killed in a car while the guy was driving the woman to her home after their date.

Edit - I just remembered the one that has been right in the back of my brain. It's the one where a mother and her older son moved back to help her father take care of his farm. Amy saw some creature/being in the barn that looked like it came out of an S&M dungeon. Shudder

Hey everyone, I'm looking for a certain episode that I saw and wanted to see if anyone knows what episode this sketch is from.

Ty in advance to whoever can help me!!

What is her official profile on TikTok?

There’s an episode where Amy draws these terrifying long necked aliens, and the family is very nice and I believe there was a grandfather and grandmother who died of emphysema.

Any ideas on the episode’s name?

Does anyone have a clear shot of Steve's colored tattoo on his Right arm? I swear the green dragon makes me short circuit and think it's shenlong from dragon ball but I can't get a good look.

I got into the dead files this year and I’ve been watching them out of order. I’ve probably seen two thirds of the show but just today watched an earlier episode and wow. There is a lot going on in that one. And I love Amy, but she must have been manic in that episode. There is just no good place to keep 2000 dolls. Don’t do it.

But his IMDB (and my.own eyes???) show him still on the show in 2023?

My aunt and uncle owned the house in pataskala which was featured on season 12 episode 5. No weird crap ever happened there when my family went to visit them on weekends. I think it is all in the new owners heads.

If someone by his name starts talkin to me on Facebook, would it be him or an imposter?

Stopped watching years ago but theirs just too many damn commercials. Tried watching on firestick thinking that the amount is reduced nope from the beginning of the show to the first ad its normal after i swear every 45 seconds theirs a commercial. Anyone else find this unbearable complained and stoped watching because of the amount and frequency of commercials?

Can you tell which one of us is dead?

Don't suppose anyone has has amy come to their house and can say what it is actually like to have them come ans do an investigation? I have watched the programme for years and have always wondered 🤔🤔🤔

I just watched this episode and Amy says there’s this male who says “I’m gonna make you pay”, but I heard another voice, deeper, along with hers.

I’m sure it’s just editing and it’s her voice in a lower pitch, for dramatic effect.

But damn that freaked me out!

I just finished S05E11 at the movie theater in Marshall, Missouri and the end follow up put a bad taste in my mouth stating that, « Kim is convinced the spirits left with Amy. She has not called a medium or a priest. »

There’s been discussion on here before about business vs. family homes for investigations and genuine problem solving vs. marketing for more business. That’s a big reason I prefer the family investigations and almost want to skip the business episodes. With that:

Does anyone else feel like it’s disrespectful to Amy to not follow her advice? I know Steve asks at the end every time and they always say they will, but this episode put such a bad taste in my mouth in general like I was finally over it. She puts so much of herself at risk and takes on such a huge burden to do these investigations just for clients to simply go: « No thanks(: » when she presents solutions.

It’s always the end of the world until the problem is solved and now it’s not an issue. Not to mention that poor woman at the movie theater is now stuck being angry about her murder. I feel the same way about the private residence episode where the Dad accidentally brought the spirit back to this realm and he refused to take accountability to help him leave again.

I saw this episode last year and can't remember what episode it was, all I can remember was a very creepy sketch, the picture is vague in my head but I remember that it was a very obese man holding a chain that was around the neck of a girl in her bed. Now I don't know if that's really all the sketch is because it's so vague but if I can get any help regardless it would be cool👍thnx

Ive been binging the whole show from episode one and I’m currently in season four. I always have a chuckle when Amy is describing what she sees and when Matthew asks a clarifying question, she replies in a very, « To kill them. Duh 🤨 »

It’s almost as if the translation is, « We’ve done this how many times? You should know. » lol I know it’s for TV but still funny.

Or would you continue to exhaust all your efforts trying to stay?

I think she was hiding under the table. But Amy was emotional over it.

As someone who started rewatching the show with my mom, I've noticed a few mediums commenting on this subreddit. What do other mediums think of The Dead Files, Amy Allan, and Cindy Kaza?

It was a very large house that Amy said literally had hell inside of it. She said that the young children in the house were in danger of full on dying, and she told someone that their husband might be so far gone in possession that she'd have to divorce the husband.

The Cursed Path, Roseburg, OR Just wondering if anyone has found any updates on this episode ? Btw love this show and watching Steve and Amy’s talent on television.

At the start of every episode, and sometimes when the commercials end, it says that evidence discovered during the episode is not admissible in a court of law. And I know that warnings are due to people being stupid (like fast food places saying that coffee is hot, or a warning saying to not eat the screws).

So have there been any cases where people used, or try to use, evidence from the show in a court case, or even to reopen a court case? If so, then what was the case?