The Dead Files to feature haunted Hanover, PA home

HANOVER, Pa. – For seven years, a couple have been experiencing paranormal activity at their home in Hanover, Pa.
Deanna and Tom Simpson of Maple Avenue, said they have tried various ways to rid their home of the unwanted activity. All efforts, which included a consultation with a local preacher and an area reiki master, have failed.
Deanna has described the phenomena as horrible and “beyond anyone's belief,” according to an interview in the Hanover Evening Sun. The phenomena began with Deanna experiencing terrifying dreams of two men standing over her bed. Every day, without fail, some new phenomenon is experienced.
Physical evidence ranges, from finding footprints seemingly burnt into the hardwood floors, to incidents, in which both Tom and Deanna have woken up with unexplained scratches and bruises. In one instance related by Deanna, while she was washing her face, she looked into a mirror and saw the reflection of the body of a dead child lying on the ground. The child had curly blond hair and dark eyes and lips. Deanna noticed blood on the child and the child's dress.
In desperation, the couple contacted Amy Allan and Steve DiShivai of the Travel Channel's “Dead Files.” In its sixth season, DiShavi, a former homicide detective, and Allan, a medium, investigate alleged haunting incidents. In February, the investigators, along with the film production crew, spent eight days filming and documenting the case. Both Allan and DiShivai said the investigation uncovered a dark, violent history, including the death of a young woman and the deaths of six children.
The program is scheduled to air on July 26.