[Amy] He looked half burned
and like half decomposed.
This is very bad.
Like I think I am dying.
My marriage is in trouble.
He's always angry,
it seems when he's here.
Do you love your wife?
I feel like something here is working against us.
Uh-oh! I think I'm really, really hurt.
[Julio] Like I just wanna walk away
and just don't look back.
It's not a good situation.
[Amy] He wants everyone to just leave.
He wants to be left alone.
He wants the person dead.
My name is Amy Allan.
I see dead people.
I saw a winged creature.
I speak to dead people
and they speak to me.
This person feels like a monster.
There's only one way to know if my findings are real.
They're sucking the life out of these people.
I rely on my partner.
I'm Steve DiSchiavi.
I'm a retired New York City homicide detective.
So how many bodies are we talking?
And I know every person,
every house
has secrets.
It's my job to reveal them.
But Steve and I, we never speak.
We never communicate during an investigation.
Until the very end.
Ooh, you're not gonna like this.
When we uncover if it's safe for you to stay.
I'm sorry. I think I need to take a break.
Or time to get out.
It wants inside the house because it wants to kill you.
[Steve] I'm here in the coastal city of Bluffton, South Carolina.
It's a couple of hours South of Charleston.
I got a call from a small business owner named Michelle
and she sounded a little upset.
Tells me whatever is going on inside her restaurant
is destroying her health
and her marriage.
Desperate. My husband and I, we are desperate.
We have a lot of activity here.
I don't think we're gonna be here very much longer.
[Steve] My heart goes out to Michelle.
And I'm hoping we can help her out,
so she doesn't have to shut down her family business.
[Amy] Oh, boy.
I am very anxious here.
It's like to the point where I'm shaking.
I don't know why but it's making me very upset and anxious.
[sighs]
[Steve] So Michelle, when I drive up and I looked at this place,
I'm like, "Oh, living the dream. She has her own restaurant."
But you sounded pretty desperate on the phone.
[Michelle] I am desperate.
We took this place over about four years ago.
Okay.
We've been really successful here
but it's coming at a huge cost.
My marriage is in trouble.
The only explanation could be paranormal.
Can you do me a favor
and just give me a list of what's going on here?
We hear voices.
Mood swings to mood changes.
We see apparitions.
You feel like you're constantly being watched.
And my health has deteriorated.
What's going on with your health?
My health has suffered really bad.
I had a heart attack, I had a stroke.
I was recently diagnosed as a type one diabetic.
I have vertigo.
I have all over pain.
So I gotta tell you, Michelle. I can't believe
this help list of issues you have.
Yeah, it's embarrassing. [chuckles]
Well, it's not embarrassing.
I mean, do you think the paranormal is causing this?
It's the only thing that makes sense to me.
You said to me that the paranormal here
is trying to wreck your marriage.
I mean, what do you mean by that?
He's always angry, it seems when he's here.
He thinks everyone is out to get him.
Honestly, little paranoid.
Depressed, quiet, withdrawn.
Now what about you? Have you had these mood changes?
I don't get angry.
I get really depressed.
Okay.
I don't feel well when I'm here. I don't wanna be here.
What do you think whatever is here wants?
I just felt like whatever it was
just didn't want us here.
And it was gonna do that just by making him miserable,
until he just left.
Or making me sick enough
till I was dead.
Yeah.
I'm sorry. Here.
Thank you.
Sometimes I feel like it's gonna be okay.
And then sometimes I feel like we just need to leave.
Have you thought about that?
We have but we have put everything we have...
- Right. - into this place.
We don't have really a lot of options.
[Amy] I'm seeing a lot of dead people around me.
Yeah, there's a lot of [bleep] dead here, man.
They're coming like this.
These are some men.
I don't know why there are so many dead here.
I don't know. It's weird.
There are a lot of dead
that are coming and going around here.
They want to leave.
They're mainly trying to get help,
trying to get people's attention.
[Steve] What's going on in here?
[Michelle] A lot happens in the bar.
In this area in particular,
you feel like you're always being watched.
Like there's always someone here.
It's a really uncomfortable feeling.
Okay. So while we're sitting here, do you feel this now?
I feel something.
I don't feel the same as if I were alone.
Okay, so anything else?
Sometimes I'll be seated at the end of the bar,
and I'll see a shadow
walk from the kitchen to the door.
Obviously, this is the main road out here.
Mmm-hmm.
Couldn't it have been something going by on the road?
No, because it's different.
This clearly looked like a person walking on the other side.
- Do you think you're going a little nutty here? - Sometimes.
[Amy] I see one tall shadow figure to the left.
And then a bunch of little shadow figures.
The two adult size ones, both do seem to be female shaped.
If people were to interact with them or see them,
it would be mostly out here in this area.
And what is it they'd see?
[Amy] They would see shadows, all different heights.
It's making me very upset and anxious.
[Steve] Okay, so anything else?
Every single employee of mine, including myself,
has fallen in this restaurant.
Has everybody fallen in the same place?
Yes, there's two locations.
- One is right here in the bar in this area. - Okay.
And the other place is going from the dining room
into the hallway to the kitchen.
So there's no liquid on the floor or anything like that causing it?
No. In the bar,
two people have actually said they feel like they were pushed.
So did anybody get badly hurt?
The one girl ended up going to the hospital.
She didn't work for a few weeks.
Are you concerned that
since it's now going after employees,
that it may start going after customers?
Absolutely, yeah.
So with everything you're telling me, Michelle,
it sounds like you're trying to save the business you love,
the man you love.
But it also sounds like, we may be trying to save your life here
because it sounds like you're in danger.
As the years go on, I feel more and more like that.
[cameraman] Any idea why there are so many dead here?
[Amy] The dead just don't rest here.
They don't move on.
They need assistance.
What kind of affect would all of this traffic have on the living?
I think they would have quite a lot of experiences.
It would be very draining for them, I think.
This is just a weird thing that I have encountered.
It's just inexplicable. It's just bizarre.
[Steve] So Alexandra, I understand you work here?
I do.
- Have you had experiences here? - Yes.
Okay. So let's talk about one of them.
One night I was sitting at the bar with my co-workers,
and I got poked.
You got poked, where?
I got poked in the middle of my shoulder blade.
- Okay, on your back? - Yeah.
Could something might have fallen from the ceiling?
I mean, there's Palmetto bugs. This is the South.
Could anything have hit you?
No, no. This was a poke from the back.
Okay. So anything else?
I see the apparition of two different women.
Do me a favor and tell me about the first one?
She appears to be a showgirl.
Something you'd see in Vegas like at a show?
Yeah. It reminds me of that.
So, now you said there was a second one?
There's an older woman with a little girl.
Okay.
They're around the 1800 type period.
What do you think the entities that are here want?
I think they wanna occupy the space.
And I think they want to take over anybody who's here.
There's a woman and she's wearing this dress.
And it reminds me of like a pageant kind of dress.
I'm seeing another woman, besides the one in the pageant dress.
She's looking very much like a bar girl out of the old West.
The woman in the pageant looking dress,
very much tried to be seen.
She says that she's knocking a lot.
So I'm assuming she's knocking on the bar.
The other thing is like, I think there's a living female
who's seeing this dead woman.
I think she freaked out.
This other woman,
who I think was a prostitute,
she does stuff in the bathroom.
I think she chooses the bathroom to make people...
you know, it's the most uncomfortable,
people are the most vulnerable. Yeah.
[Steve] Julio, it's good to see you.
Congratulations on all the success of the restaurant.
I hear you guys got a bunch of awards.
But it sounds like it came at a price
with all the paranormal stuff going on here.
Yes, we've been having a lot of problems
ever since we get in here.
What's going on? What have you experienced?
I see a lot of shadow figures.
Okay. Do me a favor and tell me about them.
- I think it's a family. - Really?
It's a family because all the figures that I've seen,
they look different.
So you've seen a lot of these shadow figures?
Yes, like five or six.
[laughs]
I'm surprised you haven't ran out of here.
- It crossed my mind a few times. - I bet you it has.
What else is going on?
Things disappear.
I know that I leave like, meat tenderizer, or a knife,
and I come back and it's not there.
I look everywhere and I don't find it.
And when I stop looking, they just appear.
All right. Now you're sure that it's not some employee messing around with you?
No because I'm by myself.
Anything else?
The plates, they sound like they're wobbling.
Like if somebody was stacking up more plates.
Okay. Show me what it might sound like with the dishes.
Can you do that?
Sure.
[clanking]
-Like that. -All right. So that's annoying.
I know you have a lot of truck traffic out here.
Could the truck traffic,
the weight of the truck make these things rattle?
No, because they are heavy.
[Amy] I encountered a dead male.
He's in his death state.
So he's sitting on a wooden rocking chair.
He looked half burned and half decomposed.
He's wearing a vest,
and he's got a hat on.
And I said, "What do you want?"
He said he wants everyone to just leave.
He wants to be left alone.
This seems to be more where the dude in the rocking chair hangs out.
I think he does do things in this area.
Uh, to try to get people out of here.
He says, he's like throwing [bleep].
He's making extremely loud noises.
You know, to me it almost sounds like,
if you took the pots and the pans,
and you banging them together, you know, like, uh, metal on metal,
you know what I mean, like bang, bang, bang,
- clatter, clatter, clatter. - [utensils clattering]
So that's his thing. That's his situation.
[Steve] Anything else?
I get a lot of mood changes.
Michelle told me about this.
Describe what kind of mood changes we're talking about.
- Just, out of nowhere I get really angry. - Okay.
And I don't know why, but if I'm not angry, I feel dead, like, depressed.
- Okay. - But just when I'm here.
When I talked to Michelle, she actually thinks that your marriage is in danger,
with all this mood stuff going on.
Yes. I've been thinking to leave everything, to leave my wife,
the restaurant, the house, just to walk.
- Do you love your wife? - Yes, I do.
- And you don't wanna leave her? - No.
Do you think whatever is here is putting these thoughts in your head?
Yes. I feel like something here is working against us.
Whatever is in here, it's affecting me,
trying to do something to make us fight and...
[Amy] I just feel really weak.
I feel like I can't control my legs.
This is coming from the guy in the rocking chair.
I don't think that this would be a very comfortable area to be in.
Would the living have any experiences with this?
You definitely feel fear.
And an insane amount of fear and anxiety.
[Steve] So, I did some digging,
and it turns out that Michelle and Julio's restaurant
sits right in the middle of an old plantation.
I'm heading over to meet a local author
who says the place ended up literally going up in flames.
So, Dr. Rowland, I appreciate you meeting with me
and helping me out with this case.
So let's get down to it, who owned this plantation
that my client's property is built on?
The Carlton family.
Uh, they acquired it in 1718, after the Indian Wars.
Did this Carlton family live on the plantation and oversee everything?
- What did, how'd it work? - No. They lived in Charleston.
They left the work to the overseer, uh, and slaves.
Maybe 100 slaves on that plantation.
That's a lot of slaves though.
So, what were the living conditions like, if they didn't live there?
Did they have a house for the overseers, you know, how'd it work?
Yes, they would've had a large house for the overseers,
and small cabins on the street for the slaves.
So doctor, you mentioned on the phone to me that
the plantation literally went up in flames. What year did that happen?
1779.
Okay, so do the Carltons still own the property when it went up in fire?
Yeah. It was owned by Louisa Carolina Carlton.
And here is her portrait.
All right, so Doctor, what caused the fire?
The British Army, on their way to Charleston in 1779, burned the houses,
stole the goods, destroyed the crops, and laid waste to the country.
So, Doctor, you mentioned there was almost 100 slaves on this plantation.
What happened to them? Did they die in the fire?
I mean, did they get taken prisoner?
Many would've left with the British Army.
Some of those would've found freedom in Canada and Sierra Leone.
- Okay. - And many died.
Whatever happened to Louisa Carolina?
Louisa Carolina died in 1823 and her son inherited the property,
left mostly destroyed, and he had to sell it off to pay debts.
All that money that the Carlton family had was for nothing.
Pretty much disappeared. Yeah.
[Amy] So I'm just hearing, "Oh, no. There was land, land, and land."
I'm seeing some, not well made places.
Like I'm just seeing wood and tiny wooden structures.
They are very small.
I see like, maybe a handful
of these wooden, uh, structures.
Then there's... something else.
I don't know what that is. It's a bigger structure.
I mean, it's better than those, like shacks.
And the, I saw some fire and everybody was scattering.
[Steve] So I just got a call from a journalist I worked with before.
He says, something happened in 1913 that put a target on every Black man in Bluffton.
I'm heading back to Michelle and Julio's restaurant
to find out exactly what happened.
So Barry, thanks for meeting with me, I appreciate it.
So before we get to what happened,
what can you tell me about this town during that time period?
Bluffton in 1913. Bluffton, South Carolina,
was about 50 years out of the devastation of the Civil War.
- Okay. - The Black people who lived here were, Gullah Geechee.
They were from west Africa.
They were the descendants of Black slaves.
And they were farmers.
And they made a lot of money doing it.
All right. So this had to piss a lot of people off.
Absolutely. Racial tensions were fairly tough in the area.
Barry, do me a favor and tell me about this unrest.
On June 11th, 1913, a White woman claimed
that a Black man had come into their home, accosted her,
put his hands around her throat.
She was able to escape and run to a neighbor's home,
and gave a description.
What did she describe him as?
She described him as a Black man,
approximately six feet tall, about 30 years old.
All right so, I mean, how did everybody react to what happened?
Well, they were up in arms.
Immediately the White citizens from the area started rounding up posses.
Started looking for every Black man in the community as a possible suspect.
All right so, I take it that, they just going around picking up
any Black guy on the street and taking them in.
That's right. And that included a Black constable,
who was here with the detective E.F. Hammond,
from the state police.
They were out looking for these suspects,
and this Black constable was basically arrested by some of these posses,
twice before he said, "I'm out of it. I'm leaving."
So let me get this straight. There's a Black constable
working and trying to figure what's going on.
- And even he became a suspect. - He even became a suspect.
- That's right. - [chuckles softly] Okay.
After the Black constable left town,
Detective Hammond continued searching for a suspect,
and he encountered a Black man name William Jackson.
- Okay. - He attempted to take Mr. Jackson into custody.
Mr. Jackson ran away and Detective Hammond shot him in the back.
Okay, was this our guy?
Uh, absolutely he was not.
Not only was he not the right guy, he was 52 years old.
All right. So this guy is at least 20 years older than the suspect.
That's right.
- All right. So they killed this guy for nothing. - Right.
All right. So what ever happened to Hammond,
the guy who shot William Jackson?
His shooting was deemed justified, so nothing happened to him.
All right. So what about this guy who did attack this woman?
- Uh, did they ever find him? - No.
All right. Do we think it was all [bleep], that she made it up?
It's a distinct possibility.
[Amy] So there's one male that's joining me.
He's probably in his early 70s.
He's a Black male.
He's telling me, there was something going on,
uh, one night that was really, uh, not good.
People were freaking out, and, you know, people were running.
This incident was more around the 1920s.
And it killed up to two or three people or something.
He is feeling guilty.
He didn't intend for things to go that way.
He showed me that he was back here.
He feels like he's been seen.
Like is he doing things to people, to try to get them to leave.
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[Steve] So far, I got a couple who believes that paranormal
is destroying their marriage and their business.
On a property that was once a plantation,
burned down by British soldiers.
But I wanna see if there is anything else.
Searching through the archives,
I come across the brutal murder of a local rock star.
Turns out this guy's death shocked not only the community here,
but music fans around the world.
So I managed to track down the cop who responded to the scene.
He promised to give me a first-person account of what happened.
Now he tells me that there are still parts of this case that haunt him till this day.
[Steve] Walter, I appreciate you meeting with me and helping me out.
So I understand the victim in this murder case
was a local celebrity.
Yes, sir. His name was Anthony "Toney" Hooks.
He was a musician, and I got a picture of him.
Right there.
- This right, this is him? - Yes, sir.
I grew up in the 70s, This looks like, Sly and the Family Stone.
- Is that who he played with? - Yes and, George Clinton and the Ohio Players.
This guy played with them?
Yeah, he got around. He was pretty, pretty well known.
I'd say, pretty famous.
Bluffton is pretty small, it's a small town. Did you know Toney?
Toney and I, basically both grew up here.
We were friends.
Okay, let's move on to the murder. When did it happen?
It happened in 1988.
January 31st.
I was working for the Bluffton Police Department.
Okay, so take me through it. What happened?
Okay, it was um, late night, early morning,
I was sitting there with the windows rolled down, beautiful night,
- and heard a gunshot. - You heard the gunshot?
I heard the gunshot. Probably a thousand yards from right here,
and then I saw a set of headlights leaving the scene, you know, the area.
So I immediately turned around the car,
and as we came up to Highway 46,
I attempted a traffic stop.
The car turned and went towards Savannah, Georgia.
I immediately fell in behind him, told my dispatch,
you know, basically, I heard a gunshot and I was trying to stop this car.
- Okay, so you're assuming this guy is the shooter. - Yeah. Yes.
- You try to pull him over, he takes off, you give chase. - He takes off. Yeah.
We continued towards Savannah,
- so the Savannah PD set up a barricade. - Okay.
And when he came through, they got the car stopped and took him out.
And he was arrested by Savannah, Georgia,
and warrants went over from South Carolina.
Okay. So where exactly did the murder take place?
The front porch of this house.
- This house here? - Yes.
Do we know what kind of weapon it was?
A shotgun.
Okay.
[Amy] I'm seeing the murdered man in the rocking chair again.
Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Somebody's in front of me.
Totally caught off guard, you know what I mean, was not expecting that at all.
It's dark and I'm, I'm scared.
What the hell was that, like that, I totally felt that.
You have any idea of when that was?
I think this is pretty recent.
I'm thinking like, like I got hit.
I got like punched in the stomach.
And then I'm feeling very bad.
[echoing] Oh, my God.
I think I'm really, really hurt. Really bad.
I feel like the person went that way.
Who did this, it's another male.
This is very bad. Like I think I'm dying.
All right so this is where Toney Hooks lived and where he was murdered.
Yes.
So the guy that killed him, who was he? What the hell was this all about?
The guy's name was Peter Hynes.
Uh, he was from Hilton Head.
And he was a musician over there.
And you mentioned on the phone that something about this case haunted you.
What was that all about?
Nobody knows why. Never found out why.
- We don't have a motive? - No.
- Whether it was maybe jealousy, or-- - Never. Never got an answer.
We could never. All the investigations,
just never came up with anything on that.
So did he do any time?
He was arrested, was tried, um, was found not guilty, reason of insanity.
You're kidding me.
Toney never really got justice.
Wow.
That's so sad to hear.
Still think about it.
There's got to be an answer somewhere.
And I hope someday, I'll get to find out what.
[Amy] During my walk I saw several disturbing things.
But two concerned me the most.
First, the group of dead people heading toward the restaurant.
I saw 10 to 15 people, the majority were men.
And some were, like, kinda following with purpose towards me.
Next, the murdered man in the rocking chair.
The left side of his face is kinda decomposing.
The right side looks burned.
So he had a big deep pot with a long handle
and he was banging that.
Just make sure that his right hand looks burned.
Amy, is that what you saw?
Yes, that's what I saw.
[Steve] Now that Amy and I have completed our investigations
we're ready to reveal our findings to each other
and our clients for the first time.
So guys, this is Amy.
She is gonna be doing a reveal in a separate room so she can focus on your case
and the dead, without any distractions.
Amy, meet the owners of this restaurant this is Michelle, Julio.
Now they're a married couple, for now.
Things are so bad that they believe
their marriage and even their lives are in danger.
And even though they've poured their hearts into this place, if you can't help them,
they're ready to close the place down and walk.
So unless Amy has got some questions for you, she'll tell us about her walk.
[Amy] Before I even came inside
there were a lot of dead people
coming towards me.
I kept hearing "land, land, land."
Then I saw a few wooden structures, not well built,
and another structure
that was fairly large and it was better condition than these other little
wooden shack things.
Then I was shown a fire. I just literally saw fire.
I was shown people running.
So Amy you said you kept hearing "land, land," over and over again.
I think I might know why.
Now, the expert I spoke to
said this entire area was part of a huge plantation owned by a woman named
Louisa Carolina Carlton.
This is actually a portrait of her here.
Louisa Carolina was what they call an absentee owner.
The plantation was run by overseers
ho stayed in a large house
and the enslaved people lived in little shacks.
- Now you mentioned you saw fire, right? - Yeah.
So in 1779
during the height of Revolutionary War,
the British came through here on their way to Charleston.
Everything in the area was looted and burned to the ground.
The enslaved people ran off, hoping to find their freedom.
So is it possible this could be what you might be running into?
Yeah, that's very possible. Yeah.
[Steve] What did these dead people want?
Most of them want to leave. But they're stuck.
I did have a sketch done of what I saw.
Christ, this looks like something out of a movie!
Oh my God!
The way it feels, I think I imagined, like, it will be something like that.
So Amy, what would it be like for people
to be always around, like, this many dead people?
Consistent exposure to them could make you sick
and could drain you pretty severely.
So Michelle, when we spoke you told me you are 52 but you feel like you're 82.
Tell Amy what's going on with you.
When we were getting ready to re-open two years ago I had a heart attack.
I was only 50.
And then had a stroke.
That makes sense because that's a lot of dead energy that could drain you.
[Steve] Okay, so what else?
I saw a lot of "shadow... figures."
Two of them were female-shaped.
And the rest were smaller, like, they're children.
So it made me very uneasy and kinda shaky.
And I feel like people would see them.
I would sit at the end of the bar, at the end of the night
and you would see this shadow, I would think it was him.
I've seen this shadow-figure by the door.
Everyday it was like see them a little closer and little closer
until it was like right by me.
So are these the same shadows that are outside or was it different?
There are so many dead people, so it's hard to say.
[Steve] So what else?
The next two people I'm gonna talk about quickly are two females.
One woman looks like she's straight out of '80s like pageant-circuit.
I saw her rapping on the bar so, like, making knocking noises of some type.
The second female that I encountered,
she's from a long time ago, like, you know, late 1800s.
She hangs out in the bathrooms, especially the male bathrooms.
She likes to make people feel very uncomfortable. That's her thing.
[Steve] Amy, their employee, Alexandra,
she has actually seen both those apparitions.
Oh, oh. Okay.
She described the one female as like a showgirl
and the other one she said was older.
- So she saw both of them. - [Amy] Okay.
But you mentioned the men's room.
We never talked about that. But have you had experiences back there?
Oh, yeah. It's definitely palpable, like you know something there with you.
- Does that sound like something this woman would do? - Yeah.
Yeah, she's delightful.
[Steve] So what else, Amy?
[Amy] The last person that I'm going to talk about
he's definitely an issue.
When I first encountered him
he showed me, him sitting in an old wooden rocking chair.
I mean probably from the late '70s, early '80s.
I got that he was murdered.
That was extremely unexpected.
I think I'm really, really hurt, really bad.
I feel like the person went that way who did this, it's another male.
This is very bad, like, I think I'm dying.
Now, Bluffton is a small town, right?
Most years they don't even have murders here.
But what you're describing to me sounds a lot like
the homicide I came across in research.
Anthony "Toney" Hooks was a famous guitar player from Bluffton.
This is the guy right here on the bottom.
Now, he played with George Clinton, the Ohio Players,
Sly and the Family Stone, I know who this guy was. I never knew he got murdered.
On January 31st, 1988, Hooks was in his little house, right near here.
So about 11 o'clock at night a local musician named Peter Hynes
showed up at his door. Now Hooks answered and Hynes
just shot him in the chest with a shotgun.
Hynes took off,
and was later arrested and tried
but he was found not guilty by reason of insanity.
- Didn't serve a day in jail. - [Amy] What?
So I talked to the retired cop who actually helped to arrest him that night.
He says the murder still haunts him to this day because
nobody to this day still has a clue why he did it.
- What? - [Steve] Yeah.
Amy, do you think Hooks could be the dead guy who is here?
Yeah, it could be.
You said, you were very concerned about this guy. How come?
He is pretty angry. He does not want anyone here.
And I saw him, like, in the kitchen area.
He is making extremely loud noises.
You know, to me it almost sounds like
if you took the pots and the pans and were banging them together
you know like, bang, bang, bang, clatter, clatter, clatter. So that's his thing.
And that I had it sketch done of what I saw.
Wow!
I feel like somebody was there.
I just didn't expect that it was there, like, all the time.
And that I actually was sharing the space with him.
You mentioned to me about hearing the plates and stuff?
A lot of times I hear the plates moving,
the doors opening and closing.
Tell her about your stuff going missing.
Sometimes my knives disappears and then I look for it, like for an hour
and finally when I give up, you know, like, looking for it, it just appears.
It make me feel like really uncomfortable, and, you know, like,
give me, like, really the creeps.
[Steve] So Amy, this guy is so physical, I'm wondering
if he might be responsible for tripping employees in the hallway by the kitchen.
Every single employee that we've had, has tripped,
um, at least once, where they've gone down on the ground.
That's not good at all.
Remember when I said these guys' marriage is in trouble?
Michelle believes Julio has changed, he's become angry.
You're irritated all the time, right?
So I'm wondering if that could be the influence of this dead guy.
Do me a favor, tell Amy how you have changed.
Since we got here, my personality started to change.
I'm turning, like, really anti-social.
Either angry or depressed.
He was angry all the time and he would have these outbursts.
And he would yell and he would say really, you know, not nice things.
[Amy] It's highly likely that
you and this dead guy are meshing with one another.
And you're taking on all of his anger.
[Michelle] It makes sense.
We have no reason to fight.
Like, I just wanna walk away and just don't look back...
It's not a good situation.
So guys, the South has lot of history, you know.
Unfortunately it seems like you guys are still dealing with it.
But now let's answer the big question,
"Can you keep this restaurant open safely
and you guys get back to a happy marriage?"
For that question I'm going to turn it over to Amy.
The first thing that I would recommend,
a medium should come to the restaurant.
This medium should be an attractive female.
Who is also very firm in their approach.
This dead male will respond more favorably
if this is the type of individual that approaches him.
- Is she gonna move this person on? - Yes.
Now, while this is taking place,
Julio should be at the office or location of a Reiki practitioner.
Now what this person will be doing is cutting all chords and ties
with this dead male.
The second day,
a few psychics and mediums should come
and move on all the dead who want to move on.
The third day,
have the Reiki master come to the restaurant.
Now what she will do is cleanse the entire restaurant.
And then placing up protective barriers.
And that will keep out all the rest of these dead people.
You look stunned.
It's just a lot of process.
And it's just overwhelming.
The question I always ask is are you gonna take Amy's advice?
-Absolutely -[Julio] Yes.
[Michelle] Yeah... I... Yeah.
Feels like, for the first time in long time, you know, there's hope.
Don't lie to me.
I wouldn't.
Okay.
I'm really happy with everything that we find out today,
and we're definitely going to do everything that Amy suggested.
Okay. She's already snuggling up on you.
He's like, "Oh-no."
First time I seen you two smile since I go here.
- I love you. - I love you too.
So you know, that makes me feel better.
[Amy] I really hope Michelle and Julio contact a medium to remove the murdered man.
As well as all of the other dead who are stuck inside their restaurant.
I believe once they're cleared out and Julio works with the Reiki master,
their relationship and their business
will grow stronger than it was ever before.