Strange Curiosity

There is an abandoned hospital in a small town in Southeast Texas with a religious and murderous past. A local group has set up permanent shop in the hospital to research all the ghostly activity including a nun, priest, and a malevolent spirit known to physically attack people.

A University of Texas museum in San Antonio houses relics of Texas history…and the ghosts of the people who used them. The physical evidence from here is astounding.

It’s a surprise haunting in an unlikely place involving one of America's most notorious serial killers, "The Killer Clown" John Wayne Gacy. Travel to Auburn, Illinois, to the site of an old theater turned into a home where a strange series of coincidences may have led to the manifestation of serial killer John Wayne Gacy. This real life monster raped and murdered over thirty teenage boys and buried them underneath his home in Chicago in the 1970s all while maintaining a normal life with a hobby of dressing as a clown for children's parties. He was executed in 1994. Why would his spirit manifest in a town several hundred miles away with no connection to him--or is there?

There is a phenomenon relatively unknown to the world until recent years, but has been experienced by people around the globe for years. There have been an overload of reports of strange children preying on people trying to gain access to their homes or vehicles, but one feature of these strange kids lead witnesses to believe they aren't human--solid black eyes. Demons? Ghosts? Aliens? Whatever the case, the Black Eyed Kids are out there. Every angle is researched in this thrilling episode.

Take a trip to an abandoned poor farm and insane asylum in the middle of a corn field in rural Illinois where the spirits of the destitute former residents still reside. There are a few that regularly make themselves known--including one that many say has the potential to kill.