Ep 2. Lizzie Borden House

In season 2, episode 2 of The Dead Files, Amy Allan and Steve DiSchiavi travel to the infamous Lizzie Borden House in Fall River, Massachusetts. The house is well-known for the brutal murders that occurred there in 1892 when Lizzie Borden was accused of killing her father and stepmother with an ax. The team is called in to investigate the reported paranormal activity and to determine if there is any connection to Lizzie Borden and the gruesome murders.

Upon arriving at the house, Amy Allan immediately senses a dark energy and a feeling of immense sadness. She believes that the energy in the house is associated with the violent murders that took place more than a century ago. She describes the energy as heavy and oppressive, saying that she can feel the trauma and terror that the victims experienced in their final moments.

Steve DiSchiavi begins his investigation by speaking with the current owners of the house, Donald Woods and Lee-ann Wilber. They reported that they have been experiencing paranormal activity in the home and believe it to be connected to the tragic events of the past. Steve gives them a brief history of the Lizzie Borden case and explains that they will be working to see if there are any connections to the paranormal activity they have been witnessing.

Amy Allan conducts her walk-through of the house alone and begins to feel an intense pressure in her head and a sense of extreme sadness. She also experiences a vision of a young girl and a tall man dressed in period clothing. She believes that the girl is Lizzie Borden and the man may be her father, who was one of the murder victims.

Steve and Amy then come together to discuss their findings. Steve explains that during his investigation, he discovered evidence of a man who died in the house in the early 1900s. He believes that this man may be connected to the haunting and that his death may have been tragic and violent.

Amy tells Steve about her vision of the young girl and her father, which she believes is connected to the energy in the house. She also senses the presence of a woman who she believes may be the stepmother, who was also a victim of the murders.

The team then conducts a paranormal investigation of the house to gather evidence of any activity. They use a variety of tools such as infrared cameras, recorders, and EMF detectors to try and capture any evidence of paranormal activity. They also bring in a psychic medium to help communicate with the spirits.

Throughout the investigation, they capture several EVPs (Electronic Voice Phenomena) of unexplainable voices and sounds. They also capture images of strange lights and shadows in various parts of the house.

After analyzing the evidence, Steve and Amy come to the conclusion that there are multiple entities in the house, each with their own unique energy and purpose. They believe that the tragic events of the past have left a residual energy that is still present in the house to this day. They recommend that the owners continue to investigate and acknowledge the spirits, but also try to make peace with them and move on from the past.

Overall, the Lizzie Borden House episode of The Dead Files is a fascinating and haunting investigation of one of the most infamous crime scenes in American history. Amy Allan and Steve DiSchiavi bring their expertise to the table to try and decipher the paranormal activity that has been reported, and the result is a chilling and thought-provoking episode that is sure to leave viewers on the edge of their seats.