Ep 13. Villisca Axe Murder House

Zak Bagans and his team of investigators visit the Villisca Axe Murder House in Iowa, where eight people were brutally murdered in 1912. The house has since been restored and turned into a museum, but visitors have reported strange activity and unsettling feelings while inside. Bagans and his team set up their equipment to capture any paranormal activity that may be occurring.

As they begin their investigation, the team learns about the gruesome murders that took place in the house. In 1912, the Moore family and two young girls who were spending the night were bludgeoned to death with an axe. The killer was never caught, and the crime remains unsolved. The team interviews experts on the case to gain a better understanding of the events that occurred and the possible motivations behind the killer's actions.

As the night wears on, strange noises and unexplained activity begin to occur. The team captures a number of EVPs (electronic voice phenomena), including what sounds like a child's voice saying "I want to play." They also capture a thermal image of what appears to be a figure in one of the bedrooms. As they investigate further, the team uncovers evidence of possible satanic activity that may be connected to the murders.

Throughout the episode, the team experiences a range of emotions as they confront the terrifying history of the house. Some members of the team report feeling cold spots or uneasy sensations, while others experience more intense physical reactions such as nausea and dizziness. As they delve deeper into the investigation, they begin to uncover a possible connection between the murders and the paranormal activity that has been reported in the house.

In the end, the team's investigation at the Villisca Axe Murder House leaves them shaken and unsure of what they have uncovered. The horrors of the past seem to linger on in the present, and the team is left to wonder whether the spirits of the murdered family and their killer still haunt the house. With their cameras and equipment capturing compelling evidence of the paranormal, the team concludes that the Villisca Axe Murder House is a place of intense spiritual energy, one that may never be fully understood.