Producer: Here we go.
You ready? I'm Grant Wilson, and I've been
investigating the paranormal for 30 years, 8 of which was on a show
called "Ghost Hunters." I co-founded a paranormal
investigation group with one simple goal
in mind -- to help people
who are terrified to live in their own homes. I'm always ready to get to
a family and help them out. I got a 2-year-old. I'm terrified to leave him
in his own room now. Woman: We noticed scratches
on his back. Fingers under my ribs. Something gouged my leg out. I need
your guys' help. Grant: People whose lives were
disrupted by the paranormal. I've asked to sell the house. Woman: I looked at the person
I was with, and she said,
"I'm getting out of here." I don't want them
to be stuck. Grant:
But what you got to understand,
Kristen, is this is good news. We wanted people to feel
comfortable in their own homes. Hopefully it brings you
a little bit of peace. Actually, it does. But after a decade on the road, I realized that the people who
needed me most were my family. So I did the only thing I could. I said goodbye. Jay and I have been talking, and it's been a very
difficult decision to make, but, uh, I'm gonna be
leaving "Ghost Hunters." ♪ And then... [ Laughter ] ...came the best years of life. Hey, buddy man. Boy: Hey, Daddy. [ Laughs ] But now the kids are grown,
they're independent, and I can answer
the call again. ♪ Here we go.
After seven years, back at it. Bye. Good luck out there. Take it easy, man. Help as many people
as you can. I'll do my best. A principal at a high school
in Pocatello, Idaho, reached out to me,
and she needs some answers. And what better way to kick off
this journey with my new team than to help all these people
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INC. [ Telephone rings ] Daryl: Hello? Grant: Daryl, man --
just got in. Great, be right there, man. Awesome, cool. See you soon. Over the years, I was
fortunate enough to work with some of the best
paranormal investigators. And most of them are off
doing great things in the paranormal world. And that meant starting fresh, which allows me
to pick a new team of skilled investigators
and lead them. It's really clear. Hey! Hey, Grant. How are you? How ya doing? Kristen Luman has worked with
"Ghost Hunters" in the past. Who's here with us
tonight? Kristen: My name Kristen Luman, and I'm one of the co-leaders
on the team. In my day job,
I'm a hypnotherapist. I work with the brain, especially
the subconscious mind, and I really do believe
that my knowledge in the subconscious mind
and understanding how the brain works
helps me to work with clients who've had
paranormal experiences. Come on in, Daryl. How you doing, man? Grant: And Daryl, he's led many
paranormal teams over the years. Come on in, man. My name is Daryl Marston, and I'm from Middletown,
Delaware. Yeah, we got a skeptic here
named Steve. [ Steve chuckles ] Make them believe you're here. I'm a natural-born leader, and able to hone in
on the logistics of the case and keep everything moving
forward with the team. I'm excited to hear
what you've got for us. Yeah, can't wait. So, this is Pocatello
High School. There's a lot
going on here, but I want to show you
the message I got from the principal. <i> This is Lisa Delonas.</i> <i> I am the principal
of Pocatello High School,</i> <i> and I really need your help.</i> <i> Our school is over
125 years old.</i> <i> It was built in 1892,
and there's always been rumors</i> <i> that we have ghosts
in the building.</i> <i> But lately, there have been
some things going on,</i> <i> and I was called to the school
in the middle of the night,</i> <i> the lights were going crazy.</i> Oh. Okay. <i> We just saw some stuff that
was, you know,</i> <i> very concerning
and alarming,</i> <i> and then since then
there's been an increase</i> <i> in activities and stories --</i> <i> rumors like somebody
has died in our school,</i> <i> and I would appreciate if you
guys could come check it out</i> <i> and let us know if there's
any substance to any of this</i> <i> or if its just, um,
people's imagination gone wild.</i> Alright, let me show you the
footage she was referring to, and it's not
just the lights. Watch closely around this door
right outside the bathroom. Daryl: Wow. It's weird, right? That's not
a typical blackout. Yeah. That's good evidence
right there. Yeah, it's one thing
when you hear these stories, but then when stuff
starts to happen -- Right. ...that's why I think the
principal's taking action here. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And as you know, I mean, we both
have kids in high school. I would be worried. It's hard enough to get your
kids to focus on education... Mm-hmm. Right. ...without ghosts
swirling around you, you know? It's a good reason
to go check this place out. Awesome.
Well, you guys ready? Yeah, this is a great first
case, I think, you know? It's a perfect first case. Alright, guys, after you.
Let's do this, yeah? Okay.
Great, Grant. [ Elevator dings ] ♪ Man: Hey! Good to see you guys. Man, how are you? I've got this wonderfully
skilled, talented team
from all across the country. They've got real-world
knowledge, they've got experience,
they've got a lot of heart. Guys, let's get
in these vehicles, and then once we're going,
Mustafa -- Three-way call --
I'll download all of you on everything I learned
about this place. Excellent. Alright, guys,
here's what I learned about Pocatello
High School. The school's been a huge part
of the town's history. Mustafa: My name is
Mustafa Gatollari. For my day job, I work
as a viral media journalist. My main role on the team
is that of a research historian. So the claims at Poky High
date back to the '50s, and some of them
even before. The ones that are really
prominent are the urban legends
of a student who drowned
in the school's pool. The second most prominent claim
is that of a librarian who hanged herself
in the school's library from the chandelier. Urban legends is something
that's just kind of plagued the paranormal
for a long time... Mm-hmm. ...'cause you don't know
if they're true or not. Alright, guys, one other thing
is, you know, it's a Saturday, so the school's closed
down for the weekend, so let's get in there
and get to the bottom of it. ♪ ♪ Hi. How are you? Good, how are you guys? How you doing? Great, great. Grant.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Yes.
Thanks for having us. Thanks for coming. This is Daryl. Daryl.
Nice to meet you. Hi, Daryl. Brandon.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Grant: Beautiful school.
We're all floored. It is a beautiful school,
yeah. So, our goal here is
to sort fact from fiction, 'cause there's
a lot of fiction... Absolutely. ...with students. But we want to try
to get to the truth, and we want to empower you,
the faculty, and the students
with information. I mean, fear's just a lack
of knowledge, right? Sure. So, we're really, really excited
to come in here and do our very best
for you. Excellent. You want to show us around? I would love to
show you around. ♪ Delonas: So, this is the
bathroom that a lot of people though they saw
something coming out of. What happened was
that night -- I get a call every time
the alarm system goes off. [ Alarm blaring ] So I get here, and there are
lots of police cars here. The police said,
"Hey, have you had troubles with your
electrical system?" I said, "No." And they said,
"Well, when we got here the lights
were going crazy." [ Electricity buzzing ] So, they came in with me. We walked through the building,
swept the building, found nobody, locked
everything up, and went home. Next day I come to school,
and I go into my office and we pull up
the security footage. And you can see this screen
with, I think, 9 or 12 cameras, and all the lights
are just going crazy. And then I noticed something
on one of the screens, and it was there area,
and it was just something, you know,
kind of going like this. ♪ And about that time,
another employee came in, and they said,
"Wha-- Was that a ghost?" And so a few of them asked if I'd share it with them,
and I said yes. I didn't think a thing about it,
and then somebody posted it, and it just went crazy. Oh, man. Wow. Some bizarre footage
from a local high school shows what could be
a paranormal Pocatello. Reporter: Well, here you see
one of the students pointing to some dark,
shadowy figure, and it's been haunting the halls
of Pocatello High School. We've got an electrician
on standby, and we'll get with them
and see if we can... Okay. ...figure that out. So, we're gonna go into
the auditorium here. Lisa, this is amazing. Isn't it beautiful? It's beautiful. So, the claims here
are mostly visual, right? I have talked to many
of our night custodians... Mm-hmm. ...and they would report
of a female in a dress. They think it's a kid,
a student, and they're like, "She was up in the balcony.
We yelled at her, 'You can't be in here,
you need to get out of here. She was kicking in the seats.'" And always female? Always female. In a dress. Okay. Wow. So this is the gym we call
The Pit. Awesome. There is one claim
in this gym, and it's from a teacher that
used to be in our building, and she'd come to work
in her classroom on the weekend, and she brought her
two young sons over here to play basketball
while she was working. And an hour or so later, she came in here
to check on them, and they were sitting
in the corner not moving, obviously scared, and she said,
"What are you doing?" And they said,
"Well, they said to be quiet." "So we were just sitting here
being quiet." They were really afraid. Wow. You guys have all grown up
in the area for the most part? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Okay. Did you hear about this
high school being haunted from when
you were children... Yes. Yeah. ...was supposedly haunted? Does everyone kind of
talk about it? Yeah, for the most part,
with people like, "Oh, you go to Poky?
It's the haunted school." Oh, so it's known for being
the haunted school. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Do you think that
there's something here? I think they're ghosts.
[ Chuckles ] You do think they're ghosts? Yeah. Do you think
there's more than one? Oh, yeah. Okay. Do you think
it's true? Yeah.
Oh, yeah, I do. Too many stories told for
so many years, you think there has to be some
validity? There has to be
some truth to it. Okay. There's a story
that's come up that there was sometime a swimming pool
in the high school. Um, yeah, So, we --
It's called now the Diamond Gym where baseball
and softball practice indoors. The Diamond Gym? Yeah, and before that
it was a swimming pool. And in that
swimming pool -- a girl died in it,
and now it's haunted. Delonas:
This bank of windows right above
us is the library upstairs. There's an urban legend
of a librarian that had some love story
gone wrong. And so there's a domed
stained glass ceiling, and in the center of that
is a chandelier. Supposedly, she hung herself
from that chandelier. [ Rope creaking ] We do have some claims of people
seeing something in the windows. [ Electricity buzzing ] Grant: Alright, so we can
definitely check that out. I swear, every place has a
legend of somebody who just couldn't make life work,
and they hang themselves so dramatically. But we'll look into it
and just verify that for you. Excellent.
Good. I really appreciate Lisa
and her mentality with all this. She's very down to earth,
very grounded, but open minded. She's actually concerned
about her students and willing to do what it takes
to get to the bottom of it. We want to say thank you
for showing us around and telling us
the claims. We're honored to be here.
Thank you for the trust. We'll do our best for you
and those students, okay? Thank you, I know you will. Thank you. Alright, thank you. Daryl: Nice to meet you. See ya. Alright, see ya. Alright, you ready? Sure. Here's the plans
for the whole building. My name is Brian Murray.
I'm from Godfrey, Illinois. My role on the team
is an investigator. Because of my day job,
a construction worker, when I go into a house I understand the inner workings
of your plumbing, your electric, your concrete. I know how houses
are supposed to sound. I just want to make 'em crooked
just a little bit. I know you do. Terrorizing. You'll be okay. My name's Richel Stratton,
I'm from Godfrey, Illinois, and my role on the team
is an investigator. I've known Brian
for three years. I joined his paranormal group, then me and him
just became best friends. Is that the straightest
you can get it? Yes. Good to go? Leave it tilted
slightly down. Me and Brian make a great
investigative team because we get each other. Are you ready? I'm pumped. It's just great knowing
that someone has your back 100%. Alright, guys.
So we're gonna go set up a few cameras here
in this main building. There's a lot going on
in this school between electrical activity,
these crazy urban legends, so it's overwhelming, but you
just work with what you know... You got it? Yep. ...and just do your best. Perfect. Just keep it on like that. My name is Brandon Alvis. I'm from Ventura, California,
and I am the tech manager. There it is. Perfect. Perfect. Hard evidence is so crucial
to this field and what we do especially because we have to supply
that to a client. We have to have hard data. Having the skills that I have
helps us capture these things to show the client
and help them in any way we can. I'll take these up first. Grant:
When we investigate a place like
this with such a rich history, a lot of people come to us
with certain claims. So it's just a lot you have
to dig into and I'm anxious to just
get in there with our equipment and the team
and sort fact from fiction. Alright, guys. Okay, team.
It's time we go lights out. This is my favorite part
of the night. ♪ ♪ ♪ Grant and Brandon
entering the 2nd floor hallway. Alright, let's -- let's find out
what's going on in this school. So, this is the camera, right,
that caught that footage of what looks like a figure
coming out of that path, pacing back and forth. I got to be honest. When I first looked
at that footage, you -- you know what it is. Oh, yeah, absolutely. It's what? Cobweb. Cobweb -- simple, right? Yeah, easy enough. Simple.
So we got to get up there. Yeah. Get you some light
up here real quick. There you go. Thanks. Would you mind
holding the ladder just in case? Alright, let's see
what I got here. Brandon, there's actually
a piece of a cobweb hanging -- Is it really?
Are you serious? It's like a dust bunny
right here right now. It's right there. I went up there,
and there was already a cobweb or a dust bunny hanging
from the camera already. It wasn't hanging
in a place that was directly
in front of the lens, but the fact that it was there
already shows that -- I mean,
that's a slam dunk. I think that explains
everything. That's definitely got to
be it, but -- It's red-handed. Like, that figure coming out of
the bathroom and going back... Exactly. ...is not an apparition. It is a cobweb moving back
and forth like this. Absolutely. You know, again,
that doesn't explain the light situation, but -- Right. The light situation,
completely separate. Yeah. We'll have to talk
to an electrician to get to the bottom of
the situation with the lights. But solidly disproving
that apparition is a big win. That's done. Absolutely. With that out of the way,
I'm gonna send Brandon up to meet with Mustafa, and they can start
investigating the gymnasium, and Daryl and Kristen
can head into the auditorium and see if they can get to the
bottom of the claims in there. ♪ ♪ Mustafa: Alright, this is, uh,
Brandon and Mustafa. We're gonna perform
a short-burst EVP session in the gym. So, Mustafa and I
are in the gym investigating the reports
of two kids who were told to be quiet
by a man from the bleachers. Do you visit
this school often? Do you watch the students play
basketball or any other sport? ♪ Is there anything
you'd like to tell us? ♪ Alright. Daryl and Kristen
in the auditorium, and it is 1:10 a.m. Daryl: Kristen and I head
to the auditorium to investigate
the claims of a woman in a dress who has been seen by the
custodians up in the balcony. There's no windows in here,
so it's not gonna be car lights or anything
from the outside. So what could it be? Think we need to do
is we can get up on that balcony
from over here. Okay. So I'm gonna get up there,
unless you want to go up there and try to create it,
and I'll watch, but -- Well, I'm a lady. There you go. There I am, so maybe
I should be up there. Oh. Oh. What was that? That's interesting. Yeah. Is that supposed to happen? We have lost light
in the theater. Yeah, this doesn't seem
to be sensory lights, Daryl. They just all -- Yeah, they all just went out. The interesting thing
is they went out slowly. Did you notice that? Yeah, I did notice that. They just all slowly --
like, they dimmed. Is someone
in here with us? Who's in here with us? If you're
feeling up to it, feel free to play with this ball
over here or move it for us. [ Tapping ] Did you hear that? Yeah, I did. Was that you up there? [ Tapping ] Hear that? We started to hear
what initially sounded like settling of the wood
in the bleachers. We have to go up there. But it continued. It almost seemed to respond
to our questions. It's cold up here. I was just
gonna say that. I didn't -- It's, like, really cold. Yeah, very cold. ♪ [ Exhales sharply ] You alright? Yeah, yeah. It's just kind of hard
to move up here, man. Is that you making
Mustafa feel this way? ♪ [ Tapping ] We heard that. Yep, exactly. Brandon, are you hearing it
on the other side now? Yep. It moved. It moved. I think we're gonna have to go
on opposite sides. That's fine with me.
I'll head over there. Alright. Keep that recorder rolling. So, the theater lights
were turned on to just be able to
see around, and the only way that
those lights would go off, if somebody actually turned
them off from this room. Daryl: Okay, so there's
a monitor up here. That's what's giving off
that light. It could be
an electrical problem. Kristen: It could, but the way
that they dimmed -- I mean, this is the --
they -- they moved to dim. Front of the house. No. So, now none of the lights
are going on. Mustafa: Brandon? Yeah? There's a lot of wood
creaking next to me, man, directly next to me,
and I'm very cold. So, Mustafa and I split up. I came to the second set
of bleachers over here, and as soon as
I sat down I heard a few noises
not too long after that. Mustafa started having the same
sound right over by him, so -- Brandon, something's
touching me, dude. What? It's right above me. I'm coming over there. ♪ Dude, my vision's blurry,
man. Something's touching
my head. Dude, this is crazy. Brandon: You alright? Mustafa: Yeah, dude.
It's -- it's fine. I'm not -- Like,
I'm not scared at all. I don't get a bad feeling
from it at all. I felt like something went like
this over my head like this and were just touching my cheeks
like this and all my head. And I was
overcome with emotion. The crazy thing is I didn't
get any bad feeling. I wasn't scared,
but very interesting. I say we
get out of here, man. Get you out of here for a bit,
get a little breather. Yeah.
Alright, cool. Okay. Mustafa:
So, the main claim in this gym is that there was a man
standing in the bleachers who scared a couple of boys
playing basketball but my experience here
wasn't scary at all. It was actually
almost loving in a way. Again, it's only an experience, so we're gonna have to
really review the footage around that experience. But it is something
definitely worth looking into. I'm just trying to see if I get
these lights back on, 'cause I thought --
I think it's so weird. Nothing. Nothing, nothing. Yeah, I mean,
I don't know. I don't know why
this light system went out on us like that. Okay. Grant:
Great work tonight, guys. Let's get some rest
and hit it again hard tomorrow. ♪ So, I just got up,
and I couldn't help think last night's investigation
went really, really well. Let's see what I got here. We solidly debunked that figure
that was seen on the security footage. But there are two aspects
to that. There's the figure
moving in the footage, and then there's the lights
flickering really ridiculously, so I want to get
an electrician in and see exactly what's
going on with those lights. When Kristen and Daryl,
last night, were in the auditorium, the lights shut off
for no reason. Oh. Oh. What was that? Now, if the lights
in the auditorium drained because an entity did it, could that be what powered
the experience that Mustafa had around
the same time in the gymnasium? Mustafa: Something's
touching me, dude. Brandon: What? It's right above me. So, you know, I'm excited
to get back in there, get an electrician,
and hopefully get some answers. Brandon: Marty, how are you
doing, man? Stark: Good. How are you? Good. So, I have some footage
here that I'd like to show you. It's from the school where they collected lights
going on and off, so I'd like to get your opinion
about this and your expertise. Sure. So here you go. ♪ This is just an electrical
connection that's trying to make connection
and not quite making it. Fluorescent fixtures,
which is what the fixture was the time of that video,
uh, they run off of a ballast, and that ballast, if it doesn't
have the correct voltage, could cause the lights
to flicker on a very irregular basis. So, Marty, could a power
draw cause what we just saw
in this footage? Absolutely. One of the many theories
with the paranormal field is that entities are
using power to manifest. So this being a power draw
makes it really interesting. Yes, absolutely. Marty, fantastic, man --
really appreciate it. Mustafa: So, there are a lot of
claims and stories surrounding Poky High that even
predate Principal Lisa, which is why I'm really stoked
that we were able to book a meeting with
local historian Arlen Walker. And here's the thing, he's not
just a local historian. He worked in the school, so he's
going to be able to tell us whether or not
there's any validity to a lot of these
urban legends and myths that are surrounding Poky High. I'm sure you heard some of
the urban legends surrounding -- Yes, I've heard that supposedly
a librarian's -- bad love or something -- hung herself
from the chandelier. But the library didn't look
like it does today until 1974
when they remodeled it and hung a chandelier
in the middle of it. So, they hung a chandelier
in 1974? 1974. But I was there from 1972 clear
till 1998 or '9, and nothing like that
ever happened while I was there. Nothing? Nothing. It wouldn't have happened
in the school anyway, or it would have been
in the newspaper. I mean, in this town... Yeah. ...you know, they even --
a lady's card party would be reported in the newspaper
back in the '20s and '30s complete with
what they were wearing and what they had to drink. Oh, wow. Then there's something
about a drenched boy or a drenched student. Right, I've heard
the drowning boy story. Okay. But the fact is there was never a swimming pool
in Pocatello High School. When that small gym on the back
was built in 1916, it was always a gymnasium. It was never
a swimming pool. So it'd be pretty hard for
someone to have drowned there. So, like, just to recap
all these urban legends, there's no reports
of any deaths going -- occurring on the school,
the grounds that we know of, no names -- No names. Wow. It was awesome meeting up
with Arlen. He was able to debunk two
of the biggest urban legends associated with this school. Thank you so much. So, now that we can rule out
that these deaths occurred at Poky High, we can
pursue other parts of this case. It's awesome. ♪ Richel:
Watch your step. Brian: Brian and Richel,
heading into the gym. We're gonna allow you to watch
us if you want to watch us. You can actually come down
and play, if you want. So, I'm gonna set this --
this thermal up over here. Okay. And you want to introduce
yourself to him? Alright. To whoever's here? Yep. Alright. My name's Richel. Me and Brian are gonna play
some basketball if you want to watch
or come down. ♪ I set the recorder over here,
okay? Yup. I do not have
a strong basketball game. But I can
spin that sucker. So, in analyzing the claims
here at the high school and based on our own
experiences last night, we're starting to see this
emerging trend of a power draw and then paranormal activity. Grant:
So, think about it. If the lights going off
in the hallway, the electrician said that it
can be caused by a drain... Mustafa: Right. ...and Daryl and Kristen
were in here, and the lights were on
just enough to help the IRs, and they shut off. Really interesting. You have this correlation
with all this electricity, a lot of electrical problems,
so... Right.
I mean, this is a theory. Yeah. I mean, time and time again,
you'll be on an investigation. When stuff draws
from the batteries, that's when all hell
broke loose, you know? Yeah, yeah. But if we can
figure out a way to give this entity here
some energy, maybe he'll appear
for us. It's worth a shot. Let's do it. Brian: So, like we were talking,
it's Brian and Richel. We're here in the gym. We're here just to talk
to you, man. Just want to
hear your story. Brian: Richel and I decided
we were gonna go into the gym and do an investigation. The initial claims were two kids
were playing basketball, and this person yelled at them
and frightened them. Where do you like to sit? If you're in here,
just come on down. I'm gonna go farther up. If you can try to talk to me,
I'd really appreciate it. ♪ Brandon: Find an outlet. Grant: Let's see if we can get
in that back room. If this is indeed an entity that
is using energy and drawing energy... Okay, so you can
put it right here. ...Grant said,
"Why not provide energy to this entity?" Okay, we're good, we're good,
we're good. Grant: The Tesla speaker
will allow us to fill the air with a lot of energy, to just make a lot
of available energy for an entity to potentially
draw from to manifest. This is Brandon, Mustafa,
and Grant way up at the top
of the balcony. We've got
the Tesla speaker going. Hopefully we can
get a name here. Let's see. That thing's cranking
electrical energy out. It's really
pushing a lot out. If this pattern is real, then let's fill a small space
with a lot of energy. I think we set up
a couple flashlights, too. Let's make a smorgasbord
of energy that this entity
could draw from. We'll set
a couple of these out. Brandon: Sure. Grant:
Is there somebody here that looks a little bit
different than us? My name is Grant. This is Mustafa, Brandon. [ Tapping ] Bam, did you hear that? Brandon: That was loud. What was that? Shh, shh! Did you hear that? It sounded like
it was a voice. Yeah. Yeah. Someone, like, warming up.
[ Vocalizes ] Go out there. Okay. ♪ Hello? Grant:
So we're sitting there trying
to interact with this entity, and right off the bat we started
hearing noises from downstairs. The guys went
and checked it out, and we couldn't figure out
what that noise was coming from. Wait,
this recorder's not on. Grant: What? The recorder's not on. It was recording and going. Yeah, look. It was recording
the whole time. It's dead. They took it from the recorder,
not the lights. Yeah, we're looking at the
lights waiting for it to drain, and it drained it
from the recorder. Those are brand-new
batteries, too. Half. It's got half now. Half now? But why would it have died? Here we go again. Yeah. The draw situation. It draws that down enough
where this shuts off, I can't power anymore. He's not draining the batteries,
it's the draw. You understand the difference? Yeah, I understand. Okay, started again --
This is Brandon, Mustafa, and Grant up at the very tip
top of the balcony, Pocatello High School,
1:52 a.m. Oh! The light just went off? Whoa. The light just flickered. What the frig? There it is.
There it. Lights went off.
Light just went off. That one just went off. Light down. What the hell? ♪ Richel: This is the weirdest
feeling ever. Brian: What is it? I feel like
I'm getting a hug. Do you really? Yeah. Look at this. Like, I'm about to cry. Like, not in a bad way,
though. Like... It's, like, comforting. Like, don't want it
to stop. Like it... Definitely
whoever is here is, I feel like, a good person
for sure. Are you okay? Yeah, I'm good. Your hugs are good,
too, Bri. Good. It's just really,
really weird. Keep going.
Take it all. Did he pull from
a different source? This is not the flashlight
technique that you saw in the original
"Ghost Hunters." I brought these toys. They're flashlights. They're pretty easy
to play with. See how I'm twisting the top? I want you to do that for me. These are on. Brandon:
It's off, man. So, you're gathering
all this energy. Can you please give back and
let us know that you're here? Oh! Oh! Now's where we look
at the flashlight. Well, it's on full. Grant:
These flashlights weren't set up
for this classic communication with the flashlights
where it's very delicately -- just barely on. They were turned on. Like it's solid. So when that flashlight
turned off, it should only be
because the battery died. But it turned back on... Oh! Oh! ...which means
that it's powering something else
at the same time. Alright, team, that was
a great investigation. Let's wrap it up. I'm looking forward to checking
out this evidence. ♪ So, it's great to be back, and it's great to have
this new, fresh team. It's one heck of a start. The investigation of Pocatello
High School has been amazing. We've gotten some stuff
solidly disproven, and then we just have
these experiences that happened. I feel like every piece
of equipment we brought out
to investigate experienced some type of battery drain, but we don't know
what it means yet. So we have to take
our experiences and the evidence
we review, and hopefully some sort of
narrative comes out of it. ♪ Oh. Oh. What was that? Lights went off.
Light just went off. Look at this. Okay, so the team is downstairs analyzing all the evidence
in their rooms from the Pocatello
High School case. I'm kind of anxious
to see what they find. What I'm really looking for
is information, you know? [ Slurping drink ] Keep it down over there.
[ Laughs ] 'Cause we did have some
strange things, unexplainable things, happen. That's a whistle. That's -- that's crazy. Unbelievable. I don't know what they'll find,
but, uh, we'll shoot down
what we can and hopefully have some answers
for them at the reveal. ♪ Hey, Lisa.
Good to see you again. Delonas: Hi.
Good to see you guys. So, the first thing we want
to talk about is some of the things
we were able to disprove. Okay. Because coming in here,
like any high school, you know, the rumor tree
started to grow and overgrow, and I think that's why
you called us in here. Absolutely. So we trimmed it back
a little bit, like kids
drowning in a pool. There's never been
a pool here. And as far as someone
hanging themselves from the chandelier
from the media center, our historian said that that
chandelier wasn't actually installed until 1974. Oh. And, of course, there's been no documented
deaths since 1974. Okay. So, thankfully,
they're just urban legends. So let's get that out
of the way, done, right? Absolutely. Good. So, one of the main reasons
we came out here was because of the security
footage of the lights blinking and this figure walking
and pacing back and forth. Yeah. And we actually -- When we got up there
to that camera, there was a cobweb on it. So they're forming, I think,
a little groove around it. So we're not worried about that, nothing paranormal
with the figure. Sure. But as far as the lights
going crazy in that footage, we brought an electrician in. He checked it out. So, Marty, could a power
draw cause what we just saw
in this footage? Absolutely. Okay. It happens time and time again
in the paranormal realms that you'll have a device
with a battery in it, and that device is on, and all of a sudden the power
will drain from that device. To continue this theme,
we had a situation where these guys
are in the auditorium. Yeah, basically, we were
starting a session, and there's these row of lights
on the top of the auditorium, and they all just went out
and dimmed within, like, three or four seconds. Yeah. So we proceeded to go
into the front room where the control panel
is with the lighting board and everything,
tried moving everything, trying to restart them, hit all the buttons,
couldn't figure it out. Well, I thought was
interesting that usually, when, you know, a light
goes out it just goes out. These actually dim. We actually have
the footage of it. <i>So, you know, get up there,
unless you want to go up there</i> <i>and try and create it,
and I'll watch.</i> Here. <i> Well, I'm a lady.</i> Watch.
There it goes. Oh, yeah. Grant:
Now they're in the dark. So, do you think that it pulls
this energy which gives it more power
to make a noise, you know? We feel that's what it was
doing that night. We kind of noticed in our
own investigation this happening a lot. We had flashlights fully on,
ready to go, turn off and then turn back on,
video cameras turning off, not being able to stay on,
again, with full battery. It doesn't make any sense. We started to say,
"You know what? Let's -- let's test this out." So we got this device called
a Tesla speaker. We plug it in,
and what it's doing is it's pumping out
a lot of energy into the air. And then we put five
different flashlights out, just trying to put an energy
source for this entity to work with,
and we had a voice recorder, and we put that
down there, too. We're asking for names,
we're trying to see if anything would happen,
and then we realize, like, none of the lights
are turning off, nothing. We're like,
"What's going on?" And then our investigator
Brandon realized that the voice
recorder had drained. What the heck? So, while this was happening,
we caught some voices. I'll play them for you. Okay. <i> Piece of crap.</i> See this area? Uh-huh. Isolate it, and you can
listen on headphones. That was pretty clear. I thought it was you saying
something. He wasn't even there. I wasn't even there. Gosh. That's amazing. I still get those goose bumps
up my spine. It's clearly a voice. We wanted to show it to you for how strong it was rather
than for what it was saying. I hear something negative
like "no" or "don't" or -- Yeah, yeah. Then we got this one. [ Indistinct voice ] Do know how close that was
to the microphone? Here, I'll let you listen
on the headphones, okay? Go ahead. Something with a "go." Yeah, it's maddening. We listened to that
so many times. I don't know.
The end sounds like "go," but I don't know
what the beginning -- "Time to go." Kristen: Mm-hmm. I think it says "We have
a cool principal." [ Laughter ] So, with all of this
being said, let's look at
what's really here. Nobody was harmed,
nobody was attacked. In fact, two of
our investigators had some pretty
amazing experiences here. Okay. So, our investigator Mustafa
was in the gym with Brandon. He got to the point where he was
on one side of the bleachers and Brandon
was on the other, and he felt like something
was sitting near him -- like, could feel it. And then he felt like
somebody was holding his face. Not in a bad way, just like --
like a grandma would, you know? Yeah. And then he felt, like,
this sensation wrap around him like somebody was hugging him. And he said that was nice. Now, our investigator Richel,
she went in the gym, had the same exact experience,
except the hug was from behind. She even felt it on the face, and then the hug came
from behind. Oh. So, I mean, that's crazy. The only experiences we had
were people reaching out to us or, quite honestly,
giving people hugs. Like, I can't imagine it
being more positive than that. Very positive experience,
this -- this whole building. Everything's fine. Yeah. So we trim away the rumors,
and what we get is somebody
who is knowledgeable enough to draw power from here
to enjoy the school. Right. You know? Even though a place
may have activity, it's not bad. And honestly, the people
who come around here probably love this school. Yeah. I really feel like your school
spirit is, quite literally,
alive and well. I think it --
I think you might literally have some school spirit here, and it couldn't be
in better hands. You've got the right mentality,
and if you ever need anything, you can always get
in touch with us. We'd love to come back. Yes. Great.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Lisa. You guys are great.
Thank you for coming. Appreciate it. Nice meeting you. It was nice meeting you.
Thanks for being here. [ School bell rings ] I was so excited to do
this investigation in Pocatello High School, and it was a wonderful
experience. Can't bounce off me --
bounce it off me, you lose. When you assemble a team
of people from all walks of life
from all over the country, there's a lot
that can go wrong. You'll sneak up. Just getting that many people
to simply have each other's back and to trust each
is nearly impossible. But this team did it,
and they did it instantly. I was truly blown away. I can't wait to help a lot
of people with this team that I love and admire. Brandon: Oh!
Brian with a double arm! Alright, guys, recess is over. ♪
