The Dead Files

I know.

Shouldn't we do a, a Dead Files episode where the person had dementia, the ghost, and we're like, "Great."

Yeah.

"Great."

So this is going to be like a walk, a workout, an hour painting, a bath ritual, something that you actually really enjoy.

Maybe like for me, I love watching Dead Files.

So maybe I watch an episode of Dead Files, right? This is anything that is going to give you a larger hit of dopamine.

Maybe it takes a little bit longer, but it fills you up.

I feel like Lauren, you also pair these things very often.

Like you'll put on dead files while you do computer work.

Yes.

Yes.

So, [laughs] I mean, you know, if you start seeing...

A- and I watch Dead Files a lot, because, um, I really love Amy and Steve, and, uh, ironically, I like to use shows like that to test my own ability, because it brushes m- up my, uh, remote skills.

Mm-hmm.

And I actually can pick up on quite a bit on the locations that they go to.

I'm down for Dead Files any day of the week.

I like Amy, who does the Dead Files.

It seems legit.

Um-

Uh, Jason has published 20 books of paranormal nonfiction, novels, humor, and biography.

He's appeared on t- TV shows such as Ancient Aliens, Monsters and Mysteries in America, and The Dead Files, and radio programs and podcasts like Coast to Coast AM, Whitley Strieber's Dreamland, Fade to Black with Jimmy Church, and, uh, I, I've never heard of this one.

Pinhole of America? Right? Is that right, Jason? [laughs]

Monsters, Mons- uh, yeah, um, uh, Monsters and Mysteries of America.

Now that's like an Amityville horror, you know, situation.

The scary thing is, is what is, I told you the dead files.

Is that the show? So shortly after, I think it was shortly after his dream or, what I say is the dream, what his was seeing the eyes in the window, his

experience,

his experience.

We had dead files visited our neighborhood, like two blocks down.

And they said this whole entire neighborhood is covered in black vines.

Like it's just deep.

If she does, I'm really confident that this family will find a new home where everybody will be safe and happy for many years to come.

Hey, Dead Files, it's Lisa.

Wanted to update you on everything that's happened since you were here.

We assembled a pretty big team of experts to come out and read the land and clear the land.

Well, also, I thought, so...

I'm going to quote a show that we watched, the, what is it, Dead Files, is that what it's called? Yes.

With the cop and the woman that goes into the house? Yes.

So she classifies a poltergeist as energy that is unknowingly being released by someone living in the house.

The book that was written about her life in the house on Maple Avenue is titled Hanover Haunting, the Deanna Simpson story.

Her story was presented on the Dead Files.

The haunting was so extreme, Amy Allen from the Dead Files warned Deanna, there are five men here and they all want you dead.

It includes personal accounts from John Zapps and Bill Bean, as well as other notable people in the paranormal field.

Deanna, Joni, thank you for joining me.

You know, I'm

so sorry.

And then when Amy Allen from the Dead Files was there, she said you thought your dreams were dreams, but she thought your dreams were real.