Ep 4. Winchester Mystery House

Ghost Adventures season 5 episode 4 takes the team to the infamous Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California. Built by Sarah Winchester, the widow of the Winchester rifle fortune, this elaborate mansion is known for its confusing layout, numerous staircases leading to nowhere, and bizarre rooms designed to confuse spirits.

The team begins their investigation with a tour of the house, led by Tim O'Day. They quickly realize that with so many rooms and secret passageways, it will be a challenge to investigate thoroughly. However, they're determined to make the most of their time.

As they begin their investigation, they set up cameras and audio equipment in various locations throughout the house. They also use thermal imaging devices to capture any anomalies or temperature changes. Throughout the night, they experience several unexplainable occurrences - doors slamming shut, strange noises, and unexplained shadows.

One of the most intriguing areas they investigate is the "Grand Ballroom," where Sarah Winchester held séances to communicate with the spirits that she believed were haunting her. The team sets up a special device that detects electromagnetic fields (EMF), which they believe may be used by spirits to communicate. They receive several spikes throughout the night, leading them to believe that they're not alone in the room.

The team also investigates the "Cabinet Room," which contains a cabinet that is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young girl. They set up a laser grid to detect any movement and capture several instances where the pattern is disrupted. They also use a device that senses changes in air pressure, which detects an unknown presence in the room. This could potentially be the ghost of the little girl that haunts the room.

Another area of interest is the "Basement," which Sarah Winchester allegedly used to communicate with spirits. The team captures an unusual EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) that sounds like a child's voice saying "hello." This is particularly significant, as there were no children present during the investigation.

Despite encountering several unexplainable occurrences throughout the night, the team is unable to definitively prove that the Winchester Mystery House is haunted. However, they do feel that there is a strong possibility that it is, especially considering the tragic history of the Winchester family and the strange design of the house itself.

As the investigation comes to a close, the team concludes that the Winchester Mystery House is without a doubt one of the most unique and mysterious locations they've ever investigated. With its strange layout, it is entirely possible that the spirits of those who once lived within its walls continue to haunt it to this day.