NEW SEASON, NEW NIGHT, INTRIGUING NEW INVESTIGATIONS
TRAVEL CHANNEL’S POWERFUL DUO – FORMER HOMICIDE DETECTIVE
STEVE DISCHIAVI AND MEDIUM AMY ALLAN – ARE BACK ON THE CASE, SOLVING PARANORMAL MYSTERIES ACROSS THE U.S. ON ‘THE DEAD FILES’
Season Six Premieres Saturday, July 12 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT
Left to right: “The Dead Files” duo - former NYPD Homicide Detective Steve DiSchiavi and medium Amy Allan
CHEVY CHASE, MD (June 3, 2014)
– Former NYPD Homicide Detective Steve DiSchiavi and medium Amy Allan
are well-respected experts in their individual fields. Partnered
together, they form a powerful paranormal investigative duo with a
proven track record of uncanny accuracy. In an all-new season of Travel
Channel’s hit original series “The Dead Files,” premiering Saturday, July 12 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT,
DiSchiavi and Allan head back on the road to help beleaguered
homeowners as they uncover paranormal histories and mysteries buried
within all-new haunted locations. Moving to a new night of the week, the
series sixth season features thirteen hour-long episodes – each rife
with gripping stories, eerie occurrences and shocking conclusions.
From
the Pacific Northwest to the Florida everglades, DiSchiavi and Allan
are on a mission to help solve each case and restore peace to their
distressed clients – whether it’s an entire family living in terror, a
besieged business or an unexplained violent attack. As they arrive on
scene, DiSchiavi and Allan investigate each case independently of one
another to preserve the integrity of their individual findings. As a
physical medium, Allan sees and communicates with the dead, uncovering
layers of paranormal activity beyond anyone’s imagination. Harnessing
his detective skills, DiSchiavi researches the facts – interrogating
witnesses, experts and perusing records to understand each location’s
history, however dark or buried it may be. The team avoids all contact
with each other until the very end, when they reveal their shocking
discoveries to the homeowner in each episode’s intense conclusion.
Drawing upon her experiences with the supernatural, Allan then provides
much-needed advice for each client so they can reclaim a sense of
normalcy within their lives.
In the season premiere, Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Florida City, Fla.
– a town ravaged by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 – to help a frightened
family terrorized by disturbing paranormal activity. The “attacks” have
become so frequent that the entire family sleeps in the same room at
night. Simultaneously, homeowner Tracy has undergone a drastic
personality change, putting strain on her marriage. While DiSchiavi
discovers Tracy’s property was once part of an area annihilated by the
hurricane and near the scene of a vicious and fatal police shootout in
1916, Allan encounters several terrifying entities – including a group
of decaying “zombie-like” entities and a dark shadow figure that has
possessed the living for some time.
Upcoming investigations take place in Abilene,
Texas; Chester Springs, Pa; Flint, Mich.; Ft. Barnwell, N.C.; Hanover,
Pa.; Leslie, Mich.; Roseburg, Ore.; Santa Paula, Calif; St. Louis, Mo.;
Sumpter, Ore.; Toledo, Ohio; and Warsaw, Ind.
“The
Dead Files” is produced by Painless Entertainment, Inc. for the Travel
Channel. For Painless, the executive producer is Jim Casey and the
co-executive producers are Ross Kaiman and Rob Rosen. The executive
producer for the Travel Channel is David E. Gerber.
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for the latest show news and special extras including Q & A’s with
Amy Allan and Steve DiSchiavi, behind-the-scenes photos, exclusive
videos including the ‘Lost Episode’ and deleted scenes, full length
episodes and more. Plus, follow “The Dead Files” on Facebook and Twitter – @TravelChannel and #TheDeadFiles – for more updates and to join the conversation.
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