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Nick investigates the 6th Precinct in Detroit and the House of Wills in Cleveland; both locations have a dark history of death and tragedy.
Nick investigates the 6th Precinct in Detroit and the House of Wills in Cleveland; both locations have a dark history of death and tragedy.
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S1, EP3 "The Others"The owners of the Willis House Inn in Michigan call Nick to see if their inn is safe to open; Nick sleeps there to investigate how the entities will react.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S3, EP5 "Carrie Blast Furnace"Nick investigates Carrie Furnace, a historic landmark with a history of documented paranormal activity.
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
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
S2, EP12 "Columbia Hospital"Nick spends forty-eight hours inside a haunted clinic using new equipment to see if he can communicate with the entities that seem to be going out of their way to scare and sometimes physically lash out at the living.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S2, EP4 "Northeastern Hospital"A hospital located in the northeastern region of the United States was founded some time ago; Nick has gained exclusive access to be the first one ever to conduct a paranormal investigation within this abandoned hospital.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S2, EP3 "Haunted Hill House"Nick sets out to investigate the Haunted Hill House in Mineral Wells, Texas, a sinister location where hundreds of people have left with mysterious bite marks.
Death Walker With Nick Groff
S2, EP2 "Broken Bow Asylum"Nick goes to the Broken Bow Asylum in Oklahoma; he attempts to interact with an aggressive spirit who torments those who dare enter.
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