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Nick ventures into the Brushy Mountain Penitentiary in Tennessee and the Madison Seminary in Ohio to communicate with the ghosts that are tied to these locations.
Nick ventures into the Brushy Mountain Penitentiary in Tennessee and the Madison Seminary in Ohio to communicate with the ghosts that are tied to these locations.
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Death Walker With Nick Groff
S1, EP4 "Masonic Mysteries"Nick visits The Octagon Hall, a property built by the secret society known as the Freemasons; during the investigation, he witnesses what appears to be a UFO.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S1, EP5 "Thought Form Entity"Nick revisits two iconic haunted locations that changed his outlook on the paranormal; Bobby Mackey's Music World and the Washoe Club.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S2, EP1 "The Sallie House"Nick visits the Sallie House in Atchison, Kansas; he taunts the entity known as Sallie to capture her on camera.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S3, EP14 "The Tall Shadow Man"Nick calls upon the spirit of Tall Shadow Man to figure why he haunts those who enter the Iron Island Museum.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S3, EP20 "Nikola Tesla Building"Nick and his wife Tessa Groff contact workers who died while building tunnels beneath the house.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S3, EP18 "The Sentinel Spirit"Nick tries to contact a sentinel spirit and hopes it will divulge information about the other side.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S3, EP16 "Fire in the Church"Nick tries to determine if ghosts of priests who died seventy-four years ago are haunting the property today.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S3, EP1 "Entity House New York"A malevolent spirit torments a family right after they move into a secluded farmhouse in western New York.
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