Ep 8. Etched in Evil

In Kindred Spirits season 4 episode 8, titled "Etched in Evil," paranormal investigators Amy Bruni and Adam Berry are called to investigate a historic home in Gardner, Massachusetts. The homeowners have reported strange activity, including unexplained footsteps, apparitions, and furniture moving on its own.

As Bruni and Berry dive into their investigation, they discover that the house holds a dark history. In the early 1900s, the home was owned by a woman named Sarah Winchester, who is notorious for her belief in spiritualism and her construction of the Winchester Mystery House in California. Sarah had a son who was tragically killed in a hunting accident, and it's believed that his spirit may be present in the Gardner home.

The investigators also uncover a connection between the Gardner home and a series of gruesome murders that occurred in the area in the 1980s. They suspect that the evil presence in the home may be connected to these murders, and they work to uncover the truth behind the hauntings.

Throughout the episode, Bruni and Berry use a variety of investigation techniques, including EVP (electronic voice phenomena) sessions, spirit box communication, and historical research. They are also joined by local paranormal investigators who have previously investigated the home, and they share their findings and insights.

As the investigation progresses, the investigators begin to experience more intense paranormal activity. They capture unexplained EVPs and see shadow figures moving throughout the home. They also uncover a hidden room in the basement that has a disturbing history.

Overall, "Etched in Evil" is a chilling episode that explores the dark history of a haunted home and the potential connection to a series of gruesome murders. Bruni and Berry's investigation is thorough and thought-provoking, and viewers are left wondering about the mysterious forces that may be at work in the Gardner home.