Haunted Collector

On this episode of Haunted Collector, John Zaffis and the team fly to the Hawaiian Islands for two separate investigations. First, the team hits Lanai in response to a call from Steve Bumbar, president of real estate giant Castle & Cooke. Bumbar and other Castle employees complain of unsettled spirits at their corporate event space on the sparsely populated island. Next, the team ferries over to Maui to investigate reports of a disruptive ghost at the historic IAO Theater.

On this episode of Haunted Collector, John Zaffis and his team travel to Enfield, Connecticut to visit the home of Jay and Elke Yaple. Since moving into their 200-year-old house, this couple has been terrified by lurking shadow figures, ghostly voices, and the ominous apparition of a man that seems to be targeting their young twin daughters. The team then heads to Elizabethtown, Kentucky to investigate strange phenomena reported at the Morrison Masonic Lodge. Tim Sanders, who runs the historic facility, says visitors regularly hear phantom footsteps throughout the building and have even been physically accosted by an unseen force.

On this episode of Haunted Collector, John Zaffis and his team investigate strange paranormal claims at the Ansonia, Connecticut home of Carol Sardinha. Carol's son reports seeing a dark, impish figure lurking in his bedroom. Carol fears the sighting may be connected to three unexplained fires that have erupted at her home in recent years. Next, the team visits the Hardin County Museum in Elizabethtown, Kentucky amid reports of a wondering apparition and poltergeist activity.

On this episode of Haunted Collector, John Zaffis and his team visit Thom Drinkwater, tavern keeper at King's Tavern in Natchez, Mississippi. Thom's business has been suffering due to claims of paranormal activity, such as women's hair being violently pulled, unexplained shadow figures, and the ghostly cry of a baby. The team then travels to Schuyler Lake, New York to investigate phenomena at Marilyn Senko's home. Since moving into their house that dates back to 1898, Marilyn and her two children have been terrified by the sounds of phantom footsteps, doors slamming on their own, and unearthly glowing eyes staring at them from the dark.

John and the crew meet a woman named Michelle from Fairfield, CT who is hearing banging noises and something is scratching her horses. Michelle lives in a loft apartment near the barn where she keeps her animals, which she relies on for income from children's parties. Her property is jam packed with antiques, a gargoyle and a bizarre wood carving that Michelle buried down the road. The team investigates the home of a man and woman named Eric and Jessica. Eric has been taunted and scratched by ghosts with no explanations! The torment has made such an impact that Jessica has actually left her husband. The dogs have gone crazy to the point where one of the dogs chewed off its own tail.

The team examines a Civil War-era "pain bullet" found in the backyard that may be causing paranormal activity in a house in Sharpsburg, Maryland. Then they travel to River Vale, New Jersey, site of the Baylor Massacre where a 21-year-old college student is the victim of the malevolent spirit of a British Revolutionary War soldier who keeps pinning him down to the bed while he sleeps. They also believe the owner's wood carved statue from the Bahamas ties in with the hauntings since the practice of obeah is steeped in sorcery and folk magic.

Case # 1 Donna Wagner in Stratford, CT, has had a ton of paranormal activity that includes seeing the apparition of a child, glass spontaneously shattering and her tenants getting scratched! Why is this happening all of a sudden? Donna is visibly shaken. In her home is an antique lamp that serves as a cigarette lighter, a pool table that belonged to the deceased former owner who had a troubled past, and a statue that the tenant had left behind: it was of her father, and it had been made in Belize. Could it be that the statue is cursed?? During the daytime sweep the team leave little cars in hopes of summoning the apparition of a child. They also marked the area with chalk to note any suspicious movements in the space. Meanwhile, John and Beth find they can't keep any batteries working in the basement, which could be attributed to a paranormal energy drain.

John and his team look into the haunted history of some Native American Artifacts on display at a New Mexico bar. Then, they investigate the alleged paranormal activity taking place in a hotel with a dark past.