Ep 2. The Conjure Chest and St. Valentine's Day Massacre Wall

In season 1 episode 2 of Deadly Possessions, titled "The Conjure Chest and St. Valentine's Day Massacre Wall," host Zak Bagans explores two infamous and haunted objects from American history.

First up is the Conjure Chest, which is said to have belonged to a Voodoo priestess who used it to hold magical items and cast spells. Legend has it that anyone who has possessed the chest has suffered terrible consequences, including death and financial ruin. Zak investigates the history of the chest and attempts to uncover its supernatural powers.

Next, Zak visits the St. Valentine's Day Massacre Wall, which is believed to be imbued with the energy of the brutal gangland killings that occurred on February 14, 1929. The wall, which was moved from its original location to the Mob Museum in Las Vegas, is said to contain residual spirits and paranormal activity. Zak talks to experts and witnesses to try and understand the eerie presence that surrounds the wall.

Throughout the episode, Zak and his team use advanced technology to investigate both objects, including EMF detectors, thermal cameras, and EVP recorders. They also speak to psychics and historians to gain a deeper understanding of the stories behind each of the objects. In addition to the Conjure Chest and St. Valentine's Day Massacre Wall, they uncover other spooky items, including a cursed mirror and a haunted doll.

Overall, "The Conjure Chest and St. Valentine's Day Massacre Wall" is a chilling and fascinating exploration of two historic objects with a dark and mysterious past. Fans of supernatural and paranormal investigations won't want to miss this episode of Deadly Possessions.