List of Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks episodes

Zak Bagans relives old evidence from the Ghost Adventures Crew's (GAC) three visits to Bobby Mackey's Music World in Wilder, Kentucky. He states that it is one of the places he and his crew will never investigate again. Bobby Mackey's Music World interviewees: Bobby Mackey, Wanda Kay, Missy Bostrom, and Matt Coates.^[1]

Zak Bagans revisits the audio and video evidence, from GAC's visit to the Villisca Axe Murder House in Villisca, Iowa. It is the home of the Axe Murders of 1912. Villisca Axe Murder House interviewees: Patty Williamson, Linda Cloud, and Katie Savick.^[2]

Zak revisits the evidence from the Salem Witch House and Lyceum Restaurant investigation in Season 4 (2011). Added to this section is more evidence from the GA's New Orleans Season 7 episode (2013). For the latter part of the Bloody Mary section, Aaron Goodwin recalled how he was "not the same anymore", after being in these two investigations. Bloody Mary interviewees: Warlock Christian Day and Voodoo queen, Bloody Mary.^[3]

Zak reviews the rectory evidence, from the GA's visit in 2012 (Season 7). Since then, one of the caretakers grew stronger in faith. The other one was, and still is, vulnerable to demonic attacks and possessions. Also, since this episode was aired, various ghost-hunting groups tried to gain permission to enter the house. Most of them were denied of that chance and it is unknown how many of them did get permission in the end. Sedamsville Rectory interviewees: Terrie Scott and Tim Brazeal.^[4]

Zak reviewed some previous evidence from the GA's Season 7 (2012) investigation of the Palmer House Hotel. However, the owner of the hotel did not reveal to GA about a crucial piece of evidence that only she knew at the time. It was about Sinclair Lewis, the first American to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1930, was an on-and-off employee of the hotel in the past. According to the owner, she was confronted by the spirit of Sinclair Lewis, telling her that he hid one of his manuscripts in the basement walls of the hotel. If this rumor is true, it would change the literacy world, according to Zak. While all this was revealed to Zak later, a psychic told him about a demonic entity that was shaped like a wolf, with red eyes, that also haunts the hotel's basement. She fears for the owner's safety, but the owner insisted to Zak that she must carry on her duties as owner of the hotel. Palmer House interviewees: Kelley Freese (owner) and Chris Schneider (psychic).^[5]

Zak talked to Mike Henson about the evidence GAC captured back in 2011 (Season 4). Also, a small clip about a spirit named "Doug", was shown as well. However, some time after that GA investigation, it seems that some locals did not liked the idea of having outsiders poking around inside the hospital at night. In an alleged reprisal against Mike, someone poisoned and killed his pet donkey, Spirit, with an unknown substance. Before that incident and after the GA investigation, there were a few break-ins at the site. According to Bryan Bernier, he thinks that Mike is still bonded with the spirits there. In an unusual twist, he mentioned that he wanted to have physical contact with them for personal evidence. For example, there is supposedly a girl ghost named "Stacy" that roams the abandoned hospital that Bryan wanted to have contact with. Yorktown Hospital interviewees: Mike Henson (caretaker of the hospital) and Bryan Bernier (paranormal investigator).^[6]

Zak explains small details about the Lizzie Borden House, with clips from GA's Season 5 (2011) investigation. However, the interview with psychic medium, Liz Nowicki, led to Zak stating that this was the most controversial one for him so far. As the overall interview went on, it became very dark very quickly. Some of the details mentioned to Zak here is too gruesome to post here. Suffice to say, the women were attacked by an unknown evil entity. Unfortunately, there were only circumstantial evidence that the evil entity could be Lizzie Borden's father. Lizzie Borden interviewees: Lee-Ann Wilbur (owner), Liz Nowicki (psychic medium), and Eleanor Thibault (tour guide).^[7]

Zak reviewed GA's evidence about the Zozo Demon from the 2014, Season 10, episode. One of the shocking news here was that Darren's now ex-wife had contact with Zozo behind his back, before and after the GA episode. Also, Darren mentioned of two more entities amongst them were named "Mama" and "Zaza" (this was not detailed in the original GA episode). On the sad note, the ex-wife is now in jail for assault and is serving a lengthy prison term. On top of that, Darren has been receiving not-so-nice remarks, via Twitter, from some people because of his continuing research about Zozo.

With Tee Jay Marshall, however, the interview did not start well. Tee Jay was not pleased to see Zak again, but he came to Las Vegas anyway. On one point, Tee Jay asked a question of Zak about whether he himself should have a spiritual cleansing, too. It seemed that an evil entity followed him home, after the GA episode. His daughter, Makayla, was attacked by this entity. Afterwards, Zak made an appointment with Lisa Ghariani for them, to spiritually cleanse them and their house. Zozo Demon interviewees: Darren Evans (former resident of house infected with Zozo), Tee Jay Marshall (repairman), Makayla Marshall (daughter), and Lisa Ghariani (psychic medium).^[8]

Zak reviewed GA's Bannack Ghost Town evidence, from GA's Season 9 (2014) episode. The interview goes well at the beginning. Later, Zak was not happy with Francisco's addiction to the ghost town. More so, it seemed to be that a spirit named "Dorothy" followed Francisco home. He described that, about 4:30am, his son would be "playing with an imaginary friend." Zak was even more surprised, when Jessica told him about Francisco having nightmares. On top of that, she does not believe in ghosts and other paranormal phenomenon. The son told Zak that "Dorothy" would wake him and "said" that she wanted to play. Zak was astonished about how accurate Geno explained about "Dorothy" in general. More so, Geno would be "talking" to his late grandfather (Francisco's father), too. Zak suspected that Geno may have a potential to become a psychic medium. Bannack Ghost Town interviewees: Francisco Ferreyra (paranormal investigator), Jessica Ferreyra (Francisco's wife), and Geno Ferreyra (son).^[9]

Zak reviewed some evidence from the 2014 Sharon Tate Ghost (Season 9; Episode 1) investigation. Some time ago, Dr. Barry Taff did an experiment on 61 people at the Oman House. 42 of them (69%) had some ailment or illness, after entering and exiting the house. As the interview went on, Dr. Taff used unfamiliar terms, like geomagnetic energy, to explain what was going on at the house and how it affects different people. Next, Zak asked David Omar to join into the interview. Barry and David have not seen each other for eight years, due to a major fallout between them. They seemed to be "comfortable" with each other's presence this time. David was surprised that Dr. Taff labeled him as a "poltergeist agent." At the end of this interview, a GA production crew went to the house with Scotti Megelin, in order to show a photo of herself with a spirit on or around her head. Sharon Tate Ghost interviewees: Dr. Barry E. Taff (parapsychologist), David Oman (owner of the affected house), and Scotti Megelin (eyewitness).^[10]

Zak reviewed the Season 3 (2009) footage of GA's Ohio State Reformatory investigation. DJ Fly was going to Las Vegas for this interview, but suffered from a possible stroke or heart attack at the airport. After being discharged from the hospital, Zak sent out another production crew to DJ's home to complete the interview. It seemed that the spirit of James Lockhart was responsible for DJ's near fatal medical condition. Former inmate, George Rockham, filled in for DJ. George explained to Zak about how Lockhart used lighter fluid to dowse himself and his cell to commit suicide by fire on purpose. A part of the GA original footage was used to remind Zak about an interview with the former guard Ike Webb. After this GA episode, it was reported that some other paranormal groups was flocking to the prison to find evidence for themselves. A photograph showing a "blue spirit" was made from one of these groups. About a year and a half after this GA episode was made, most former employees of the prison resigned from their positions. One of them was Susan Nirode. Ohio State Reformatory interviewees: George Rockham (former inmate), Ike Webb (former guard of OSH, replaying the scene from the original GA episode), Susan Nirode (former employee), and DJ Fly (former inmate).^[11]

Zak reviewed a small sample of GA's Season 6 (2012) and fourth episode of the National Hotel, to which the Stonehouse Brewery was part of in that investigation. At first, the Stonehouse area was relatively quiet of any spirit or ghost energies, before GA arrived. Afterwards, the spirits of six Chinese laborers (coolies) seemed to be torturing the Stonehouse Brewery owner, Nikko Wu, regularly. No information was given whether there were any other spirits involved here. Nikko was being plagued by nightmares at home and the deaths of people directly and indirectly to her in the two years after the GA episode. Morgana Wyze, a psychic, revealed to Zak that a "blood demon" crossed over and has made the brewery "its home." On top of that, if given the opportunity to do so, this demon can kill its victim outright. So, Zak gave Nikko two options: Stay or abandon her life's work there. Off camera at the end of the interview, Morgana gave Zak a cleansing ritual to get rid of any evil spirits that may have followed Nikko to the Las Vegas studio. Stonehouse Brewery interviewees: Nikko Wu (Stonehouse owner) and Morgana Wyze (psychic).^[12]

Zak re-examined GA's evidence from the 2011 Season 4 (Bonnie Springs Ranch) 17th episode. Since that GA investigation of the area, there has been a good number of paranormal investigators from across the country visiting the site. However, what was not shown then was Brian Purdy's alleged possession from a spirit at the Opera House. Before that, Brian felt a pain on his back by some spiritual stabbing. His son, David, caught an EVP of an intelligent spirit, saying "Who are you?" and mentioned his last name. As a precaution, they have a medical team on standby, in case of an emergency. In this case, the team was used for Brian because he appeared to have some symptoms related to a stroke. Joe Tasso also helped Brian by telling the spirit to leave him alone. When Joe went home and was getting undressed, his cross necklace showed a brown stain on it. He did not know where that came from. Bonnie Springs Ranch interviewees: "Angry" Joe Tasso (supervisor), Brian Purdy (tour guide), and David Purdy (Brian's son).^[13]

Zak re-examines GA's 2014 (Season 10) evidence from Apache Junction. At the interview, Zak did not know that the Yates family had a crisis, due to Marie's and Jay's investigations at Goldfield, Arizona. At the heart of the matter, this crisis centers around their son named Steven (sp?). Steven has a mental disorder and is autistic, too. One of the controversial scenarios here is Zak telling Marie that he believes that both her and Jay are using the paranormal to communicate with Steven. In turn, he starts talking about dead people, spirits, and ghosts in the Yates' family home. Zak also believes that she "rejects" the scientific aspects of autism and welcoming the dark side of the paranormal to deal with his condition. Jay, however, mentioned to Zak that Steven would run out of the house, due to seeing spirits. As a result, the police came to them for assistance. Before that, Marie lived in an apartment with her son. What she did not know before was that her apartment had a past homicide. It involved a boy named "Nick", who died by suffocation from a man named "Snake." In one scenario, Marie would start going to the bathroom for a shower. When she opened the shower door, she saw a spirit of a boy staring at her. After that, she and her son left the apartment, leaving everything behind there. As a result, she started to learn about a link between autism and the paranormal. Zak also believes that the two of them had spirits from Goldfield follow them home, presumably to engulf Steven with negative energy. Dr. Diane Powell explained to Zak that it is possible that people with autism or other brain-related injuries could have psychic abilities. What was shocking to her was that autistic people could remember their past lives and seeing ghosts, as examples. Upon Jay's permission, Zak gets Dr. Powell to visit the Yates home, in order to further his knowledge about a psychic link between autism and the paranormal. Apache Junction interviewees: Marie and Jay Yates (paranormal investigators and parents to their son Steven) and Dr. Diane Powell (neuropsychiatrist).^[14]

In the second half, Zak recalled some of GA's findings from their 2014 (Season 9) Fear Factory investigation.