Ghost Hunters Classic Season 9 Episode 10 Vintage Spirits

As the team heads to St. Louis, Missouri, in the Vintage Spirits episode of Ghost Hunters Classic season 9, they aim to investigate the Lemp Mansion, which is said to be one of the most haunted places in the city. The Lemp family, which ran a successful beer brewing company, was supposedly cursed, and five members of the family have committed suicide within the property over the years.

Upon arriving at the Lemp Mansion, the team, led by Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, meets with the current owner, who reveals his own personal experiences with the paranormal, including objects moving on their own and disembodied voices. The team then sets up their equipment and divides into smaller groups to conduct their investigations.

One group, consisting of Jason and Grant, investigates the attic area, where they pick up some interesting audio evidence, including what sounds like a voice saying "hello" and another voice saying "is that you?" They also detect some unusual temperature changes on their thermal imaging cameras, leading them to believe that there might be a presence in the room with them.

Meanwhile, another group investigates the grand foyer and parlor area. They deploy a new device called an Ovilus, which is designed to pick up on any potential paranormal activity and translate it into words. They receive some bizarre readings, including the words "demon" and "hell," which raise some eyebrows amongst the team.

In another section of the mansion, a third group uses a device called an EMF detector, which is designed to pick up on electromagnetic fields that are often associated with paranormal activity. They detect some unusually high readings, which they attribute to the mansion's wiring rather than paranormal activity. However, they do pick up on an EVP, or electronic voice phenomenon, where a voice can be heard saying "hello" in response to the team's questions.

Overall, the team is impressed with the amount of evidence they collect during their investigation at the Lemp Mansion, and they feel that they have made a strong case for the existence of paranormal activity within the property. However, they also acknowledge that their findings are inconclusive and that further investigation would be necessary to definitively prove the presence of spirits.

In the end, the team packs up their equipment and bids farewell to the Lemp Mansion, leaving behind a sense of mystery and intrigue that has captivated visitors for years. Their investigation has shed new light on the supposed haunted history of this iconic property, and viewers are left to draw their own conclusions about the existence of spirits and the mysteries of the paranormal world.