Ep 24. Mark Twain House

In Ghost Hunters season 5 episode 24, the team visits the Mark Twain House, the former home of renowned author Mark Twain in Hartford, Connecticut. The house, built in 1874, is said to be haunted by several spirits, including the ghost of Twain's daughter Susy, who died in the house at a young age.

As the team begins their investigation, they interview the house's caretaker, who has experienced various paranormal occurrences, such as doors slamming shut and footsteps in empty rooms. They also speak with the house's historian, who provides insight into Twain's life and the possible reasons why his daughter's spirit may still be present in the house.

The team sets up their equipment, including digital audio recorders and thermal cameras, and begins their investigation in the library, where Twain frequently worked. They hear unexplained noises and capture several EVPs, or electronic voice phenomena, on their recorders.

Next, they move to Susy's bedroom, where they attempt to communicate with her spirit. They ask questions and receive responses through the use of their audio equipment, indicating that Susy may still be present in the house.

As the investigation continues, the team experiences several chilling moments, including doors mysteriously closing and footsteps in empty halls. They also capture more EVPs and thermal images that suggest the presence of paranormal activity.

In the end, the team presents their findings to the house's caretaker and historian, who are both amazed at the evidence captured. The investigation at the Mark Twain House proves to be one of the team's most compelling and convincing cases, and leaves them with a deeper appreciation and understanding of the history and haunts of one of America's most famous authors.