Ep 2. Too Many Apparitions in the Kitchen

In season 11 episode 2 of Ghost Hunters, titled "Too Many Apparitions in the Kitchen," the team investigates a reportedly haunted home in New Hampshire. The homeowners have experienced strange occurrences, including shadow figures and disembodied voices, especially in the kitchen area.

The team of investigators led by Jason Hawes and Steve Gonsalves set up their equipment and begin their investigation. They start by conducting an EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) session in the kitchen. EVP sessions involve asking questions to potential spirits and recording any responses that may be caught on audio equipment.

As they continue their investigation, they use equipment such as EMF meters and thermal cameras to detect any anomalies in the environment. They also set up a series of trigger objects, which are items that may provoke a response from any potential spirits in the area.

Throughout the episode, the team experiences some intense moments. They hear unexplained footsteps, see shadow figures moving in the kitchen, and capture an EVP that seems to be a response to one of their questions.

As the investigation progresses, the team begins to focus on the idea that there may be multiple spirits in the kitchen area. They speculate that the spirits may be tied to the history of the house, which includes a previous owner who may have experienced a tragic event in the kitchen.

The team also explores the idea that the activity may be related to residual energy, which suggests that the energy of past events may be imprinted on an environment.

As the investigation reaches its conclusion, the team analyzes the evidence they have gathered. They review the audio and video recordings, and discuss their theories about what may be causing the reported activity in the kitchen.

Overall, "Too Many Apparitions in the Kitchen" is an intense and suspenseful episode that showcases the team's investigative skills and commitment to exploring the unknown.