RICHEL STRATTON: There doesn't seem to be any activity.
BRIAN MURRAY: There's nothing going on in here.
There's no activity up here, man.
WOMAN: It just feels like an empty house.
GRANT WILSON: So, we've been investigating now
for about three hours and we haven't really
observed any activity in the house at all.
DIANA: Nothing.
I feel like the one thing that's missing here is Diana.
DIANA: Right.
Here we go.
GRANT WILSON: Poltergeist is a style
of hunting where the activity is caused by someone
who's still alive in theory.
For example, if Diana is experiencing a lot of anxiety
and stress, she may be, unknowing to her,
causing some paranormal activity.
So, if we introduce Diana into the house,
we might see some activity.
If we do, this could support this theory
that she is the cause of it.
All right.
You OK?
Dude, I just got a really weird feeling in my head.
Yeah.
I swear to God.
Yeah, me too.
My heart's pounding.
Yeah.
I feel weird.
I felt weird, and it just doesn't feel right.
[buzzing]
Whoa.
[buzzing]
Come on in, Diana.
You don't have to go in this room if you don't want to.
[buzzing]
That's freaky.
[buzzing]
BRIAN MURRAY: Nice.
Oh, yeah.
BRANDON ALVIS: Found something?
Heavy feeling in here, dude.
BRIAN MURRAY: It went off again.
I got the goosebumps [inaudible] on that one.
[buzzing]
MUSTAFA GATOLLARI: Dude. Brandon--
BRANDON ALVIS: What?
I swear I really--
I'm not even-- I feel like something
is literally pushing me out, like someone's leading me out.
I'm leaving right now if you want me to leave.
I'll go.
Dude, I'm not even kidding.
BRIAN MURRAY: Are you still up here with us?
RICHEL STRATTON: Nothing.
Gone now.
BRANDON ALVIS: Huh?
Completely gone now.
BRANDON ALVIS: The feeling?
Yeah.
It's completely gone.
RICHEL STRATTON: My head feels fine.
Does it?
RICHEL STRATTON: Mhm.
MUSTAFA GATOLLARI: Yeah, it stopped.
It's completely stopped.
GRANT WILSON: Having investigated
the paranormal field for 30 years,
I started noticing the trend of what we call poltergeist.
So, we put this to the test.
When we first brought the team in the house,
there was very little activity.
I bring Diana in, it increases.
[buzzing]
Then we leave and it just goes flat.
I know that you're anxious to hear what we found out.
You had such extreme experiences, but most of it
centered around you.
So, we went in to investigate, just kind
of get a reading for the house.
There was nothing going on in the house.
It was pretty quiet.
Yeah.
And that's why we asked you to come and join us.
As soon as you were on the property,
stuff started happening.
We brought you in, the activity increased.
And then when you left and left the property, flat.
Nothing else.
So, what does this all mean?
This is going to sound weird, but there's a type of haunting
called a poltergeist.
Now, we instantly think of the movie,
you know, about people getting sucked into TVs and stuff.
That's not a poltergeist.
The definition for us of a poltergeist
is any paranormal activity that's caused
by someone who's still alive.
OK?
Oh.
It happens around one person.
It doesn't make much sense, the activity.
And it's heightened when the person is stressed or anxious.
So, if it was a poltergeist or if it was me--
When we say poltergeist, that is you.
DIANA: That is you.
So, poltergeist is not an entity.
It's the word we use to describe activity
that's caused by someone who's still alive, namely you.