The Case Files
Our Investigations
Every location below is one we've personally investigated — some dozens of times. What you'll find here are our documented case files: the history, the evidence, and the unfiltered accounts from our investigators.
Salem Inn
One of Salem's Most Haunted Hotels
The Salem Inn is a historic bed and breakfast housed in three connected Federal-style buildings dating back to 1834. Guests and staff have reported unexplained footsteps, doors opening on their own, and shadowy figures in the hallways for decades. Our team has investigated this location multiple times — and it has never disappointed.
Investigator's Note
"The upstairs hallway is where we captured one of the clearest EVPs in our history. A direct response, no ambiguity. Whatever is in that building, it knows we're there."
Hawthorne Hotel
Salem's Grand Historic Hotel
Built in 1925 on the site of a former apple orchard connected to Bridget Bishop — the first person executed during the Salem witch trials — the Hawthorne Hotel is one of New England's most storied haunted locations. Staff and guests have reported activity on the 6th floor for years. We've been there. The reports are not exaggerated.
Investigator's Note
"The 6th floor is the real deal. We've investigated a lot of hotels — this one is different. The activity is intelligent. It responds. It moves. It knows you're there."
Old Town Hall
Salem's Historic Civic Center
Built in 1816, Salem's Old Town Hall served as the center of civic life for over a century. The building has hosted everything from public trials to political rallies. Our investigations of the main hall and stage area have produced some of the most compelling visual evidence we've ever captured.
Investigator's Note
"That shadow figure on the stage — captured on two cameras at the same moment — is one of the pieces of evidence I keep coming back to. There is no explanation for it that doesn't involve something we don't fully understand."
Magic Parlor
Salem's Occult Landmark
The Magic Parlor sits in the heart of Salem's historic district, in a building with roots going back to the 1800s. The location has long been associated with Salem's occult community. Our investigation here produced one of the most unsettling audio captures we've experienced — a voice that knew something it shouldn't have.
Investigator's Note
"When three people in a room all hear the same name come out of a recorder — a name that was never spoken — that's the kind of moment that stays with you. We've been back to this location. The voice has returned."
Charter Street Cemetery
The Old Burying Point
Salem's oldest cemetery and one of our most consistently active locations. The burial ground dates to 1637 and holds the remains of several judges from the 1692 witch trials — including John Hathorne, the only judge who never repented. We have investigated this location more than any other in Salem.
Investigator's Note
"This location never gives us nothing. Every single time we've investigated Charter Street, we've come away with something we can't explain. The activity near the Hathorne stone is unlike anything else in Salem."
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