Ep 20. Bloodlust - Buffalo, Wyoming

In The Dead Files season 3 episode 20 titled "Bloodlust - Buffalo, Wyoming," Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan are tasked with investigating a historic property that was once the site of intense violence and bloodshed.

The property is located in the small town of Buffalo, Wyoming and dates back to the 1800s. It was the site of numerous violent crimes, including murders, robberies, and even a lynching. The current owners have been experiencing strange occurrences, ranging from disembodied voices and shadowy figures to unexplained temperature fluctuations and objects moving on their own.

Steve and Amy begin their investigation by conducting separate walkthroughs of the property. Steve speaks with local historians and digs into the property's dark past while Amy communicates with the spirits who still inhabit the premises.

As the investigation progresses, Steve uncovers a disturbing history of vigilante justice and revenge killings in Buffalo. The town was known for its lawlessness and rampant violence during the late 1800s, and many of the victims of these crimes may still be trapped on the property, unable to move on.

Amy's communication with the spirits confirms Steve's findings, revealing the presence of numerous angry, vengeful entities. She reveals that one particularly powerful entity is responsible for the majority of the activity on the property, drawing energy from the living and the dead alike.

In order to help the current owners, Steve and Amy must devise a plan to confront this entity and rid the property of its malevolent presence. They work closely with the owners to develop a strategy that will allow them to confront the entity head-on.

The climax of the episode sees Steve and Amy attempting to cleanse the property of the entity's negative energy and free the trapped spirits. The investigation takes an emotional toll on both of them as they witness first-hand the pain and suffering caused by the violent history of the property.

Overall, "Bloodlust - Buffalo, Wyoming" is a chilling episode that delves into the darker side of American history and the impact it can have on the living and the dead alike. Steve and Amy's investigation is thorough and well-researched, offering fascinating insights into the town of Buffalo's past and the entities that still haunt it to this day.