Ep 4. Salem Witch House; New Orleans

In season 1 episode 4 of Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks titled "Salem Witch House; New Orleans," the crew revisits two of their most chilling investigations. First, they go back to the Salem Witch House in Massachusetts, where they met with author Jonathon Keats to discuss the house's dark history and its connections to the Salem witch trials of 1692. The house was once owned by one of the trial's judges, Jonathan Corwin, and is believed to be haunted by the spirits of the accused witches.

During their investigation, the Ghost Adventures crew captured several compelling pieces of evidence, including a strange whistling sound and an EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) that seemed to say "help me." They also experienced physical sensations and feelings of unease while inside the house, which they attributed to the presence of the spirits.

In the Aftershocks episode, the crew meets with Keats again to discuss his own experiences in the house after their initial investigation. He reveals that he had a vivid dream about one of the accused witches, Bridget Bishop, and that he believes her spirit may still be trapped in the house. He also talks about strange occurrences, such as objects moving on their own and a feeling of being watched.

The crew then travels to New Orleans to revisit their investigation of the infamous LaLaurie Mansion, where they met with author and occult expert, Brian Cain. The mansion was once owned by the socialite Madame Delphine LaLaurie, who was rumored to be a cruel and sadistic slave owner. The house is said to be haunted by the spirits of the slaves who were tortured and killed there.

During their investigation, the crew captured a shocking EVP that seemed to say "get out" and also experienced physical sensations and feelings of dread within the house. They also discovered a hidden room in the attic that was believed to have been used for the torture of slaves.

In the Aftershocks episode, the crew meets with Cain again to discuss his research into the history of the mansion and Madame LaLaurie's possible ties to the occult. He also shares his own experiences with the paranormal, including strange visions and a feeling of being targeted by the spirits.

Throughout the episode, the crew also checks in with some of the people they met during their investigations, including a local historian in Salem and a psychic in New Orleans. They share their own stories and experiences and offer additional insights into the haunted locations.

Overall, "Salem Witch House; New Orleans" is a chilling episode of Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks that offers a deeper look into some of the show's most memorable investigations. The crew's return to both locations adds a new level of creepiness, as they confront the spirits once again and uncover new information about the haunted houses.