An Iraqi war vet from rural Washington calls Steve and Amy in, convinced that the spirits in his house are trying to kill his wife.
A desperate Tennessee couple, convinced the dead are targeting their newly adopted baby boy, call Steve and Amy in to investigate.
A California woman is torn between taking care of her elderly grandfather and saving her young son who is being tortured by paranormal activity.
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Title: The Dead Files (2011– )
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Amy Allan | ... | Herself 116 episodes, 2011-2018 |
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An investigative series that pairs Steve DiSchiavi, a retired Homicide Detective with the New York City Police Department with more than 21 years of active service with psychic communicator Amy Allan who has an established sixth sense and an affinity for channeling the dead. In order to not influence the other, the partners initially explore each case on their own. Steve interviews the residents/employees and investigates the history behind the property (prior ownership, murders or other crimes that occurred at or around the property, etc.) to verify the veracity of the claims, and Amy does a walk-through of the building and expressing any feelings, emotions, or other impressions she feels, with any leading items such as photos, personal items, religious items, etc., having been previously covered or removed, so as not to influence her impressions. She also works with a forensic sketch artist to sketch any entities she claims to witness. They then link up at the end to compare notes ... Written by Anonymous
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I've watched Amy Allan for years on The Discovery Channel in "A Haunting". She has been working with local authorities for years as well, helping solve cold cases. They wouldn't gave given her this show if she wasn't legit. As someone who also has "sensitivities" but not anything nearly like Amy, I can see right through "fake" very easily. I was shocked at the reviews because I know dozens of people, friends, and other acquaintances who also watch and love the show. Many of us have been able to "see" people who have passed or are deceased, or just sensed their presences since we were very young. For those who have never experienced anything paranormal or don't believe it is easy to dismiss it.