Ep 7. Frankenstein's Castle

In season 1 episode 7 of Ghost Hunters International, the team travels to Germany to investigate Frankenstein's Castle. This castle was once the home of Johann Conrad Dippel, a controversial alchemist who allegedly performed experiments on dead bodies to try and bring them back to life. The castle is also said to be haunted by Dippel himself and the spirits of his victims.

The team begins their investigation by interviewing locals who have experienced strange occurrences at the castle. They hear tales of phantom footsteps, ghostly apparitions, and even a headless horseman that rides through the nearby woods. The team is intrigued and eager to get started.

Upon arrival, the team splits up to cover as much ground as possible. Some members use thermal cameras to scan the castle for hot and cold spots, while others set up audio equipment to capture any sounds or voices that may be present. They also use electromagnetic field detectors to pick up any strange energy readings.

As the investigation progresses, the team experiences a number of eerie occurrences. They hear unexplained noises and footsteps, and some members report feeling cold spots and strange sensations. The team captures several EVPs (electronic voice phenomena) that seem to be the voices of Dippel and his victims.

The investigation takes a dangerous turn when one team member is separated from the group and locked inside a chamber in the castle's dungeon. The rest of the team scrambles to locate him, but the castle is a maze of twisting corridors and hidden passages. As they search, they hear the team member's voice echoing through the dungeon, but they cannot find him.

Finally, with the help of the castle's caretaker, the team locates the missing member and unlocks the chamber. He emerges shaken but unharmed, and the team decides to end the investigation for the night.

The team spends the next day analyzing their findings and comparing notes. They discover that they have captured several pieces of compelling evidence, including EVPs, thermal images, and strange energy readings. They also confirm that the castle is indeed haunted by the spirits of Johann Conrad Dippel and his victims.

In the end, the team concludes that Frankenstein's Castle is one of the most haunted places they have ever investigated. The history and legends surrounding the castle, combined with the team's own experiences, make it a place that they will never forget.