Retired NYPD Homicide Detective Steve DiSchiavi and medium Amy Allan are back on the Travel Channel in an new season of the paranormal investigative series “The Dead Files.” The two travel throughout the country to uncover the unexplained disturbances in different locales. The new thirteen-episode season once again pairs the no-nonsense detective, who investigates physical evidence, with the gifted medium, who channels the dead. They explore each crime scene separately from each other, joining together only at the end to compare notes and deliver the sometimes startling results to the homeowner.
Season two premieres with an astonishing examination of the Lizzie Borden House in Massachusetts – a residence made infamous by the vicious, gruesome and still-unsolved murders that occurred there back in 1892. Now an inn, frightening new claims of violent attacks and ominous apparitions propel Allan and DiSchiavi into a disturbing investigation as they attempt to unravel the mystery and paranormal activity that has plagued this spot for generations.
During the rest of the season, Allan and DiSchiavi visit riveting new locations across the country, each with a unique story to uncover and solve. Highlights include a historic home in Cartersville, Georgia, where the duo investigates a terrified mother’s claims of strange paranormal activity and soon discover aggressive entities and evidence of a shocking murder. In Santaquin, Utah, the team explores disturbing paranormal reports at a family-owned restaurant, along with a residence in Elizabeth City, North Carolina housing a tragic past.
Additional sites include the Slocum House Theater in Vancouver, Washington, where increasingly odd unexplained activity and ghostly apparitions have left its staff fearful for their safety, and a family home in Wichita, Kansas that is the center of a bone-chilling paranormal mystery dating back to the cowboy days of the 1800s. The new thirteen-episode season kicks off on Friday, April 20 at 10:00 p.m., ET/PT
