Ep 11. 'Til Death

The Dead Files season 10 episode 11 is titled 'Til Death'. In this episode, paranormal investigator Steve DiSchiavi and medium Amy Allan are called to investigate a home in Foley, Alabama. The homeowners, who have lived in the home for over 10 years, claim to have experienced countless paranormal events. Doors opening and closing on their own, electrical issues, and unexplained noises are just a few of the occurrences they have dealt with.

As Steve and Amy begin their investigation, they soon realize that the home has a dark past. The previous owners of the home both passed away inside the house, leading Steve and Amy to believe that their spirits may still be present and causing the paranormal activity. The team begins to unravel the history of the home, digging into public records and speaking with neighbors who have lived in the area for extended periods of time.

Through their investigation, Steve and Amy begin to piece together the events leading up to the previous owners' deaths. Their findings are shocking and disturbing, revealing a heinous crime that occurred inside the home years before.

As they continue to delve deeper into the home's past, Steve and Amy begin to piece together what they believe to be a sinister and malevolent force. It becomes clear that this entity does not want the current homeowners to remain in the house and will use any means necessary to drive them out.

Throughout the episode, Steve and Amy use their unique abilities to communicate with the spirits inside the home. They work together to uncover the truth behind the paranormal activity and to help the current homeowners find a way to peacefully coexist with the entities that remain in the house.

'Til Death' is a riveting episode that delves deep into the dark history of a home that has been plagued by paranormal activity. With the combined expertise of Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan, viewers are taken on a journey that is both chilling and fascinating. The episode serves as a reminder that sometimes, the past can still haunt us in ways that we never imagined possible.