Haunted Collector

The team delves under a house to find the source of a Lake Charles haunting; the Public Library in Deep River, Ct. holds a plethora of spooky occurrences.

John and his team travel to California, where a woman is concerned about the ghostly phenomena in her home. Later, they investigate the paranormal claims of a hunter and his girlfriend.

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.

The team heads to Warsaw, Ky., to help out the owner of a 200-year-old mansion along the Ohio River; the team travels to Huron, Ohio, to investigate activity inside an abandoned grain mill.

On this episode of Haunted Collector, John Zaffis and his team head to Boonville, New York to meet with Eileen Esch, who runs a 200-year old bed and breakfast called the Hulbert House. According to Eileen, this historical building has become a hot bed of paranormal activity, and she fears for the safety of her staff and guests. Then, the team travels to Mayport Village, Florida to visit an infamous "haunted house," where homeowner Kay Hurst has been so terrified to live that she's been hospitalized for anxiety.

On this episode of Haunted Collector, John Zaffis and his team head to Warwick, New York to visit newlyweds Frank and Valentina Muto. Since moving into the floor above their Italian villa restaurant, this couple's idyllic life has been disrupted by strange, disembodied voices, guests who are inexplicably overcome with fear, and harrowing screams in the middle of the night. The team then travels to Stephenson, Virginia to investigate unexplained phenomena at Historic Jordan Springs, an event hall owned by Tonie Wallace. Tonie and her staff have spotted ghostly faces in the windows, seen doors slam shut on their own, and witnessed a cloaked shadow figure that seems to lurk throughout the grounds.

A horse trainer in Montgomery, N.Y., fears for the safety of the animals on her farm in the third-season opener.

David Riccio's cigar bar and cafe in Boston's North End has seen an increasing amount of paranormal activity. (Though the bizarre statues probably don't help spooked out people relax!) Claims are dishes flying, an antique coffee grinder spinning on its own, plates flying and something is knocking the coffee out of people's hands.

An abandoned prison in Montana is investigated after workers make claims about being mysteriously scratched and hearing cell doors slam. Also: The team look into reports of a female apparition being spotted at a former brothel.