Ep 4. Hales Bar; Ashmore Estates

In Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks season 4 episode 4, the team revisits two of their most intense investigations at Hales Bar Dam in Tennessee and Ashmore Estates in Illinois. At Hales Bar Dam, Zak and his team investigate the paranormal activity at an abandoned hydroelectric dam, where they encountered the ghost of a woman who died tragically in the dam's construction. The team also explored the tunnels underneath the dam, where Zak experienced a terrifying encounter with a dark spirit.

At Ashmore Estates, the team investigates the paranormal activity at a former psychiatric hospital, where they encountered the spirits of patients who suffered at the hands of the staff. The team also explored the morgue, where they witnessed a chilling manifestation of a spirit.

In this episode of Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks, Zak sits down with the owner of Hales Bar Dam, who shares his experiences of paranormal activity at the site since the team's initial investigation. The owner reveals that he has had numerous encounters with the ghost of the woman who died at the dam, and often hears the sound of children laughing and playing in the tunnels.

Zak also reconnects with the owner of Ashmore Estates, who shares his ongoing experiences with the paranormal activity at the former psychiatric hospital. The owner reveals that he has witnessed the ghostly apparition of a patient who appears to be in distress and has heard unexplainable screams and moans throughout the building.

Throughout the episode, Zak and the owners discuss the impact that these investigations have had on their lives and the ongoing investigation into the paranormal at these locations. Viewers will also get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most intense moments from the original investigations and how they affected Zak and his team.

Overall, Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks season 4 episode 4 provides a fascinating look at the ongoing investigation of the paranormal at Hales Bar Dam and Ashmore Estates, and the impact that these investigations have had on those who have experienced the activity firsthand.