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- Jael and Devin travel to Elkhorn, Wisconsin to gather evidence on alleged sightings of the "Beast of Bray Road", said to be a 6-8 foot tall werewolf-like creature that was first reported in 1936. Their search continues in Kettle Moraine State Forest where they follow a deer trail to track the foul-smelling beast. Next, Jack and Dana investigate the old silver ore mining town of Tonopah, Nevada and home of the Tonopah Mine which suffered a major fire named the Bellmont Fire in 1911 and is haunted by the ghost of miners and the ghost of a murderous prostitute called, "Bloody Babs". (en)
- Jack and Dana go searching for hellhounds said to guard old gold mines on the land near El Dorado Canyon in Nelson, Nevada. Next, Jael and Devin go through Ebenezer Swamp in Gullah territory in Savannah, Georgia to track down the alleged "Skin Stealer," a flesh-taking entity said to drain the souls of victims during sleep and leaving them incapacitated. (en)
- Jael and Devin travel to Iowa City, Iowa to investigate the Oakland Cemetery that features a statue called "The Black Angel of Death" which was erected by a woman rumored to have killed her husband and son and it's said to curse those who touch it with failing health. Next, Jack and Dana head to Casa Grande, Arizona to investigate reports of paranormal activity inside a series of dome-shaped abandoned structures known as "The Domes" that's by the Casa Grande National Monument where the Hohokam tribe left without reason after using the land to perform human sacrifices. (en)
- In the series premiere, Jack and Dana go to Garden City, Utah, and search Bear Lake, , for an alleged reptilian lake monster, so-called the "Bear Lake Beast," that is described by eye witnesses to be 20 feet long. Meanwhile, near Vergas, Minnesota, Jael and Devin investigate sightings of an 8-foot tall, 300-pound hairy man said to be lurking in the nearby forests. (en)
- Jael and Devin travel to Fort Yates, North Dakota to investigate Standing Rock, the Native American reservation of the Lakota Sioux tribe, and the home of the "Dark Man" legend; an alleged grim reaper-like entity. In the next segment, Jack and Dana search for a shadow being supposedly haunting Black Star Canyon in Orange, California. (en)
- Jack and Dana head to the "Devil's Soup Bowl" canyon and "Skinwalker Ridge" in Fort Duchesne, Utah to search for signs of the "Skin-walker," a shape-shifting spirit of Native American legend. Meanwhile, Jael and Devin travel to Jasper, Arkansas to investigate the Ozark Howler, a giant cat-like creature, sometimes called the "Devil Cat," that allegedly prowls Camp Wallpac. (en)
- In the second season premiere, Jack and Dana team up with Jael and Devin to investigate poltergeist activity at Fort Jefferson, a ruined Civil War stronghold used by the Union Army as a prison on a small island in the Dry Tortugas 80 miles off of the Florida coast that is a day-long boat ride to get there. One of the prison's infamous inmates was Dr. Samuel Mudd whose cell is said to be the cause of most of the physical attack hauntings. (en)
- Jael and Devin go hunting for the "Swamp Woman" of Cotile Lake in Alexandria, Louisiana, an alleged victim of a massacre whose screams are said to be heard in swamp. In the next part, they head to Coloma, California to investigate paranormal activity in the 250-year-old pioneer cemetery. (en)
- Jael and Devin travel to Lexington, South Carolina to track down a supposed snake-like "lake monster" that's said to inhabit Lake Murray since it was first spotted in 1933 by some fisherman while fishing near Dreher Island. Meanwhile, Jack and Dana head to Donner Memorial Park in Truckee, California to investigate hauntings that are connected to the infamous Donner Party, one family out of 90 stranded settlers that had to resort to cannibalism in the snow-covered Sierra Mountains in 1846. (en)
- Jael and Devin investigate an old west ghost town of Silver City, Idaho that used to be a mining town in the 1800s. The alleged paranormal activity may surround people murdered, or killed in the Idaho Hotel and the Masonic Lodge. Later, they travel to Ennis, Montana to track down a Native American prairie monster called the Shunka Warakin , a canine creature that mutilates livestock in Beaverhead National Forest. (en)
- Jack and Dana travel to Manchac, Louisiana to investigate the Manchac Swamp which is haunted by the "Woman in White", believed to be voodoo witch Julia Brown who just before she died sang a song of death causing a hurricane to wipe out the town and its townspeople in 1915. Next, Jael and Devin head to McArthur, Ohio to capture evidence of the ghosts of train engineer Frank Lawhead who died in a train collision in 1880 and town bully Baldy Keaten who are both haunting an abandoned train tunnel in the destroyed town of Moonville. (en)
- Jael and Devin travel to Ashtabula, Ohio to investigate the Ashtabula Bridge that was the site of one of the most tragic railroad disasters in American history in 1876. They also visit Chestnut Grove Cemetery where the 92 passengers who died in the train crash were buried near the bridge's designer Charles Collins who committed suicide soon after. Next, Jack and Dana head to Belvidere, New Jersey to investigate a stretch of highway called Shades of Death Road that is the home of several local legends including hooded figures and ghost lights. They also visit "Ghost Lake" which is haunted by pillars of mist believed to be the Lenape Native Americans who were massacred by Dutch settlers. (en)
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