On The Dead Files, physical medium Amy Allan and retired homicide detective Steve DiSchiavi solve unexplained paranormal phenomena in haunted locations across America. As Amy Each investigator's findings remain hidden from the other, and from the property's occupants, until the shocking results are revealed in a riveting conclusion. With direct audio from the hit Travel Channel TV show, The Dead F... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Steve and Amy investigate disturbing paranormal activity targeting children at a family home in Delmont, PA. During her walk, Amy encounters a dead woman that loathes children and a creepy dead man that preys on women. more
Steve and Amy investigate a New Mexico restaurant plagued by paranormal activity. Steve finds out a bloodthirsty lawman was hanged nearby, while Amy clashes with the ghost of a murderer who takes pleasure in harassing the living. more
Steve and Amy investigate claims of terrifying paranormal activity at a historic movie theater in Marshall, MO. As Steve unearths evidence of a deadly love triangle, Amy interacts with dozens of dangerous entities on her walk. more
Steve and Amy explore the connection between a cold-blooded murder and disturbing paranormal activity in Texas. While Steve probes the property's grisly history, Amy confronts a sociopathic dead man who agitates the living. more
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Love this podcast!! Only thing I wish you did was update us on cases. To see if things went back to normal
This show is so beyond ridiculous that I’m convinced the great reviews are being written by the hosts friends and family. I love the paranormal and believe in it wholeheartedly but the hosts and the “guests” are so beyond absurd and fake that it’s painful to try to listen to. I’m sure people looking for some good laughs and easily convinced will love this show.
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I listen to a lot of supernatural podcasts - I know this is based on the tv show but I prefer this in a podcast format to the tv show - it works so well. 🖤🖤
Why do these people stay. Any of them. I’d rather live in a tent abd cook over a fire. And bathe in a creek. They are all real strange. “Want the best for their children. Bull it’s always the man. What’s wrong with these people. GO GET OUT. LIVING WITH THE DEVIL. THEY have become crazy. Why stay. Nothing worth this. So crazy. Everyone stays. It’s insane. more
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