Ghost Hunters [OV]

Since its founding in 1873, the mining town of Clifton, Arizona, has been trapped in a devastating cycle of violence, mayhem and natural disaster. Along with its brutal past comes a long history of dark paranormal experiences in the town.

On their second night of investigation in the remote mining town of Clifton, Arizona, the team revisits several hubs of paranormal activity as they try to get to the bottom of the aggressive phenomena.

Fort Stanton was originally established in the 19th century as a military post and then later converted to a tuberculosis hospital. Thousands are believed to have died there, and there has been a recent uptick in claims of paranormal activity.

The Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts Camp, deep in the Northern Colorado forestland, has long been plagued by reports of unsettling paranormal encounters. Today, campers and faculty there still experience paranormal activity.

In Haines, Alaska, a former military outpost has been converted into a hotel, and concerning paranormal activity is now being reported. The team agrees to trek to Haines, where no paranormal investigator has ever investigated.

Deep in the woods of Galena, Illinois, a hospital is frozen in time. Built in 1857, the Galena Marine Hospital has seen countless deaths. Since its recent purchase, there has been distressing paranormal activity, and the owner calls the team for help.

The Wendover Airfield, a one-time Army Air Force Base in the salt flats of the Utah desert, played a crucial role in WWII. During training, dozens of pilots died on the base. Now there are recent reports of paranormal activity.

The historic Glenn House in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, still stands. A rise in disturbing paranormal activity, however, has prompted the local historical association's president to reach out to Grant for help.

Dubbed one of the "most haunted places on earth," the Waverly Hills Sanatorium has long been hailed as a mecca for paranormal investigators from all around the globe.