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The Dead Files Premiered on Travel Channel on September 23, 2011

About the Show:
The Dead Files team approaches every case from their two specific areas of expertise: Steve DiSchiavi is a Homicide Detective and Amy Allan is a Physical Medium. They are a paranormal team like no other, combining their unique, eclectic and often-conflicting skills to solve unexplained paranormal phenomena in haunted locations across America.

Each investigator’s methods and findings remain hidden from the other team member to preserve the integrity of their findings, until the shocking results are revealed to the homeowner in the compelling conclusion of each episode.

While much of Steve’s factual findings have already been disclosed to the audience as we followed him on his investigation, we always save the most shocking information for last. This is the moment of truth, when Steve and Amy come together, with the homeowner, and all of the team’s findings gel into one undeniable – and often terrifying – conclusion.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Amy Allan	Herself
Steve Dischiavi	Himself

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Episode 1: Evil in Erieville, NY (Sep/23/2011)
In the series premiere, psychic Amy Allan and former police detective Steve Dischiavi work together on a paranormal case at a circa 1790 barn and farmhouse in Erieville, New York where a mother poisoned her husband and three children in the early 20th century.

Episode 2: The Devil Made Me Do It (Sep/30/2011)
Amy and Steve visit a haunted restaurant to investigate claims that an evil entity is harassing the staff. Steve finds out that a brutal murder took place here when it was an antique shop in 1997. Amy claims that a demon is wreaking havoc in the basement.

Episode 3: Terror In The Shadows (Oct/07/2011)
The children of an older woman who lives alone in a 70-year-old farmhouse in a small town ask Amy and Steve to help their mother with alleged dark shadow figures they believe are evil spirits who tormented them while growing up.

Episode 4: Death and Dolls (Oct/14/2011)
Amy and Steve travel to a private home the owner calls her "House of Dolls" in North Carolina to look into claims that the 2,000 dolls within its walls are possessed by spirits of the dead who are contacting her 9-year-old daughter.

Episode 5: The White Widow (Oct/21/2011)
Amy and Steve head to the Big Easy to investigate an urban legend of a Creole woman, a widow named Louisa Clay who supposedly hanged herself in the attic in 1888. Her ghost is suppoedly seen in a white dress haunting a single mother and her young son in their 200-year-old house.

Episode 6: Hotel Hell (Oct/28/2011)
Amy and Steve look into paranormal claims of an apparition of a small Hispanic woman seen in Room 305 and in the basement by guests and employees at the Don Vicente De Ybor, an historic hotel that was originally a hospital in the once organized crime town of Ybor City. Amy and Steve claim Jose Louis Avellanal was a man who pretended he was a doctor by experimenting with the dead and is haunting the location.

Episode 7: Am I Crazy? (Nov/04/2011)
Amy and Steve investigate a house built in 1890 that belonged to Paris Gibson, the founder of the town and look into paranormal claims that the ghost of a murdered woman believed to be his wife Valeria is said to haunt a mother and her 6-year-old daughter in the former home where she died.

Episode 8: Killed By The Klan (Nov/11/2011)
A woman thinks her partner, a salvage worker who says he sees ghosts is bringing evil spirits into their Key West "shotgun house" (former cigar factory worker home) on Whitehead Street. Amy and Steve say the house is associated with a man called "The Islander" who was tortured here in the 1920s.

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Episode 1: Scandal in the South (Apr/27/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate alleged paranormal activity at a haunted historic home in Cartersville where a mother says she sees apparitions, hears giggling kids and a woman crying, and has personal belongings go missing. The owners believe there's an "evil room" in the house with the spirit of a police chief who used to lynch African-American men on the back porch during Prohibition.

Episode 2: Fear at the Family Tree (May/04/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of paranormal activity at a family-owned eatery that used to be an old saloon, a dance hall and a post office in the small town of Santaquin where the owner and employees say they are seeing ghosts, hearing strange noises and having electrical problems. They believe the ghosts of four children who drowned in the town's flood control channels that ran behind the restaurant in the early 1950s are causing the hauntings.

Episode 3: A Watery Grave (May/11/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity at a historic house in Elizabeth City, where a grad student claims to be terrorized by a desperate ghost in his childhood home. They also reveal the unsolved murder of Nell Cropsey, the former resident who disappeared; her body was found by a river near the house in 1901.

Episode 4: Final Curtain Call (May/18/2012)
Amy and Steve descend upon Slocum House Theater, the oldest community theater in town of Vancouver, Washington to investigate reports of goings-on of mischievous ghost children who like to play with the stage lights during a performance. Amy and Steve say that the ghost of Esther Slocum inhabits the theater, especially when children visitors are present.

Episode 5: Deadly Attraction (May/25/2012)
Amy and Steve travel to Wichita to investigate claims of paranormal activity in a house where a grandmother is afraid her grandchildren will be harmed by evil spirits. Amy claims she finds many disturbing entities including a prostitute who was killed in a shoot-out and children who were burned in a fire. Steve says his research reveals the house sits in the middle of what was once the bloody neighborhood of Delano Township where it was a red-light district during the wild west.

Episode 6: Pandora's Box (Jun/01/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity from a frightened family who believe their 100-year-old home in Blackshear, Georgia is haunted by an evil entity.

Episode 7: Surrounded (Jun/08/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity at an old homestead in Texas. Sightings of hooded figures in long white robes are believed to be the KKK. Also it is discovered Samuel Chelton Inman who was a deacon of the first church here in 1844 killed a man on the property.

Episode 8: Blood and Gold (Jun/15/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity at Mackay Mansion, a miners museum in an old Nevada mining town. Steve investigates the history of the murder of Julia Bulette, a famous prostitute and the ghost of Louise Mackay at the mansion, while Amy says she encounters several disturbing entities including John Millain, the French drifter who killed Julia still residing there.

Episode 9: A Widow's Rage (Jun/22/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of paranormal encounters in an old Civil War-era plantation house where the owner thinks her life is in danger from being physically attacked by an evil spirit of a man who also resides there. Through research, Steve learns that the house was built by William "Dock" King in the early 1860s and was moved in the 1960s by different owners from "Packers Bend" on the Alabama River in Clark County to its current location. And most of the King family members died of yellow fever in the house.

Episode 10: Death Sentence (Jun/29/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate New Mexico State Penitentiary, the site of the prison riot. Steve interviews an actress who filmed a movie there and claims to have been locked in a cell by a shadow man. Amy claims to she meet a murderous evil spirit she calls the "Shadow Devil".

Episode 11: Starvation Heights (Jul/06/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of paranormal activity from frightened teenager who believes his family is in danger in his newly built house. He also thinks he's opened up a portal for evil spirits when he and his friends performed 17 séances at his former home next door. Steve and Amy say that Dr. Linda Burfield Hazzard had lived here a century ago when the area was known as "Starvation Heights" due to an allegedly cruel fasting treatment.

Episode 12: Arctic Wrath (Jul/20/2012)
Steve and Amy visit a remote village called Central to investigate Circle Hot Springs Hotel, where the caretaker and his family claim to see a three-headed apparition with a monkey head and feathers they believe to be a shapeshifter that hates women. Through research, Steve learns about a fatal helicopter crash involving a newlywed bride that took place near the property, while Amy claims to encounter ghosts of the original owner and his German wife.

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Episode 1: Fatal Attachment (Aug/10/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of ghostly apparitions at a dental office in Huntington, West Virginia. While Steve uncovers evidence of a mysterious death, Amy says she encounters spirits.

Episode 2: A Banshee's Cry (Aug/17/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of violent paranormal activity at Smalley’s Inn & Restaurant in upstate New York. While Steve investigates, Amy claims to confront aggressive entities that desperately want her to leave.

Episode 3: Blood on the Tracks (Nov/02/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reported paranormal activity at a newlywed couple's haunted house in the old railroad town of Garrett. Through research Steve learns that the previous owner Ralph passed away from a stroke in the house. Also Ed Hammers, a railroad brakeman who bought the house in 1896 was killed by a 150-ton train in August of 1918 and had his bodily remains in the home for his wake. Amy claims to encounter Ralph in the basement and make contact with a depressed woman believed to be Hammers first wife Susan who battled his second wife Carrie in court over their husband's estate.

Episode 4: The Soul Collector (Nov/30/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of paranormal activity from a mother and her eight children who say they are being terrorized by paranormal activity in their West Virginia home. Through research, Steve uncovers the property's history: on March 19, 1909 a young couple was killed when two massive water tanks collasped and flooded the town. Meanwhile, Amy says she has encountered the ghosts of a teenage boy and a man in a black coat, believed to be Civil War General John Jay Jackson Sr., one of Parkersburg's founding fathers who owned the house's property.

Episode 5: The House of Death (Dec/07/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity from volunteers at an arts center house in Clinton who fear that the place is haunted by a previous director named Dr. Victor Small who died of a heart attack in a freak snow storm on February 3, 1971. Through research, Steve discovers evidence of the former owner Dr. Leeman Matthews who slit his throat in the bath tub. Meanwhile, Amy says she becomes ill from the spirit of the original owner Ambraham Hobbs, a Confederate soldier who got wounded at the Battle of Antietam and a gentleman farmer.

Episode 6: Blood in the Bordello (Dec/14/2012)
Steve and Amy investigate a tavern established in 1831 after hearing reports that an evil entity has attacked the owner's wife and is scaring employees. Through research Steve learns that the area was a Hopwell Indian burial mound. In the 1820s, the settlers dug it all up and took the clay and bones to ground up into bricks. The tavern was built to accommodate the courthouse and it later became a bordello. Frances Miller, a prostitute shot and killed a young man named Paulus Reprecht at this location on March 31, 1859. Meanwhile, Amy claims to encounter a shadow man up in the attic she believes to be the judge, Mayor Lorenzo English who presided over Miller's case.

Episode 7: Family Curse (Dec/21/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity from a mother and son who say they were touched by a ghost in their home. Steve uncovers a history of tragic deaths of original owners. Amy claims to meet a child-like demonic entity in the barn that she believes changes into an elemental that can possess the living.

Episode 8: Deadly Gift (Dec/28/2012)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity from a couple who fear that they are in danger from spirits at their beauty salon and auto body shop. Steve learns that the land changed hands 30 times in the last 80 years and a biker named Mark committed suicide nearby. Also Helen Hillman who moved into the house in 1947 with her husband William is believed to be the victim of a suspicious death when she fell down the stairs. Meanwhile, Amy claims to encounter the spirits of Helen in the attic and an angry man she calls the "greaser guy".

Episode 9: Burned Alive (Jan/04/2013)
Amy and Steve visit what is said to be Seattle's oldest restaurant (est. 1890) that the owner believes is haunted by spirits that want to cause her harm. Steve learns that on January 18, 1882, a lynch mob strung up two men who killed businessman George Reynolds and hanged an innocent man named Payne. The original structure was burned to the ground during the Great Seattle Fire on June 6, 1889 where many perished. Then owner John Ossner turned the basement saloon into a gambling den and the hotel into a brothel. In 1898, F.X. Schreiner took over but his wife Mary, a devote Catholic opposed it and died from tuberculosis in 1905. Amy says she encounters Mary's ghost and a wrestler named Otto Hink, a bartender who died of syphilis in 1957.

Episode 10: Tormented (Jan/25/2013)
Amy and Steve investigate reports of paranormal activity from a single mother whose two children are afraid to be in her house alone. Through research, Steve learns that her property was originally owned by a farmer who came here in 1869 to start Church Farm to bring water to the town. During the irrigation process in 1936, a man by the name of John Shannon fell and drowned in a ditch after he tried to smother his newborn baby. He also uncovers evidence of a century-old murder in 1912 when a young bride named Getrude Weaver who lived on the land was fatality shot while on her honeymoon. Meanwhile Amy believes that a female entity called Getrude and a poltergeist called "The Tormentor" poses a threat to the family.

Episode 11: Never Alone (Feb/01/2013)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of paranormal activity from a mother who says her house is haunted by a ghost. Steve uncovers fires in the home that happened in 1871 and 1881 where people died. He also finds out a local legend that 15-year-old Minnie Quay committed suicide by drowning in the lake. Meanwhile, Amy says she encounters a shadow figure of a man a crying and a woman holding a stillborn baby that she believes are previous owners Harrison Cooper and his daughter Emma Jay who miscarried her child in 1903.

Episode 12: Forgotten (Feb/08/2013)
Steve and Amy investigate reports of paranormal activity from a woman who tells them that she's living in fear in her home because ghosts are targeting her special needs son. Steve says there were land disputes and burials from a poor farm on the property. In 1836, Steve says it was a 350-acre farm owned by William King who first came here with his wife and four children. King's first wife Amelia died at 29 during childbirth along with his two boys. King himself died a tragic death on the farm at the age of 41. His son George died when he accidentally shot himself in the chest in the 1870s after the farm's deed went to his younger brother. Meanwhile, Amy says she encounters dead people acting strangely and a man with an axe who created a black mass she calls "The Doll".

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