Kindred Spirits Season 6 Episode 2 Watch Over Me

In "Kindred Spirits" season 6 episode 2 titled "Watch Over Me," paranormal investigators Amy Bruni and Adam Berry take on a case in rural Virginia. They meet with a woman who has been experiencing activity in her home, including feeling a presence and hearing unexplained noises.

As they begin their investigation, Amy and Adam learn that the woman's property used to be a Civil War era plantation and that her home was built on top of a former slave cemetery. They suspect that the activity could be related to the spirits of those who were buried there.

Throughout the episode, Amy and Adam use various tools and techniques to try and communicate with the spirits and gather evidence of their presence. They conduct an EVP (electronic voice phenomena) session, where they ask questions and listen for responses that may be inaudible to the human ear. They also use a thermal imaging camera to detect changes in temperature that could indicate the presence of a spirit.

As they delve deeper into the history of the property, Amy and Adam uncover some disturbing information about the treatment of slaves on the plantation. They learn about a young slave girl who died under mysterious circumstances and suspect that her spirit may be the one haunting the home.

To try and communicate with the spirit, Amy and Adam conduct a "trigger object" session, where they place items that may be of interest to the spirit in the room and observe any changes or activity that may occur. They also bring in a local historian who provides additional information about the plantation and its history.

In the end, Amy and Adam are able to gather some compelling evidence of paranormal activity and offer some closure to the homeowner. They also provide some historical context to the activity, helping to shed light on the lives of those who lived and died on the plantation.

Overall, "Kindred Spirits" season 6 episode 2 offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of paranormal investigation and the history that can often inform it. With Amy and Adam's expertise and dedication, they shine a light on the spirits that still linger in our world and provide insight into their experiences.