Ep 2. John Gacy Prison

In Ghost Adventures: Serial Killer Spirits season 1 episode 2, the team investigates the infamous Menard Correctional Center in southern Illinois, where one of America's most notorious serial killers, John Wayne Gacy, spent time on death row before his execution. The prison is known for its haunted history, and the team hopes to connect with the spirit of Gacy and any other ghostly entities that reside within the walls of the old facility.

The episode starts with the team visiting the gravesite of John Wayne Gacy, known as the "Killer Clown" who murdered at least 33 young men and boys in the 1970s. They hope to make contact with his spirit and learn more about his time in prison. They also meet with Gacy's ex-wife Carole Hoff, who shares her experiences with Gacy and how his actions affected her life.

The Ghost Adventures team then travels to the Menard Correctional Center, which has a reputation for being one of the most haunted prisons in the world. The prison has a dark history, including riots, murders, and executions, and many inmates have reported experiencing paranormal activity. The team sets up their equipment and begins their investigation.

As they explore the prison, they experience strange noises, chilling cold spots, and unexplained shadows. They also use a device called the Ovilus, which is said to be able to communicate with spirits. The device produces words and phrases that seem to be relevant to the team's investigation.

The team visits the cell where Gacy spent his final years on death row. Gacy was known for his art, and he created many paintings while in prison. The team examines some of his artwork and hopes to gain insight into his mind and motivations.

As the investigation continues, the team encounters several spirits, including one that seems to be taunting them and another that may be seeking their help. They are able to document evidence of paranormal activity, including ghostly footsteps, strange voices, and eerie apparitions.

In the end, the team believes that they have made contact with the spirit of John Wayne Gacy, as well as other entities that haunt the prison. They hope that their investigation sheds light on the dark history of Menard Correctional Center and brings some closure to the victims of John Wayne Gacy and other inmates who suffered within its walls.