Original title
Death Walker
Released
4/9/2021
Origin country
US
Genre
Reality
Production companies
No Sleep Entertainment
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
4
Number of episodes
60
Nick Groff theorizes and investigates the origin of some of the most notorious hauntings in America, redefining our understanding of the paranormal.
Nick ventures into the Brushy Mountain Penitentiary in Tennessee and the Madison Seminary in Ohio to communicate with the ghosts that are tied to these locations.
Nick investigates the 6th Precinct in Detroit and the House of Wills in Cleveland. Both locations have a dark history of death and tragedy.
The owners of the Willis House Inn in Michigan call Nick to see if their inn is safe to open. Nick sleeps there to investigate how the entities will react.
Nick visits The Octagon Hall, a property built by the secret society known as the Freemasons. During the investigation, he witnesses what appears to be a UFO.
Nick revisits two iconic haunted locations that changed his outlook on the paranormal, Bobby Mackey's Music World and the Washoe Club.
Nick visits the Sallie House in Atchison, Kansas. He attempts to get the entity known as Sallie to physically lash out at him so that he can capture it on camera.
Nick heads to the Broken Bow Asylum in Oklahoma. For two days, he attempts to interact with an aggressive spirit who’s known to torment those who dare enter.
Nick sets out to investigate the Haunted Hill House in Mineral Wells, Texas, a sinister location where hundreds of people have left with mysterious bite marks.
A hospital located in the northeastern region of the United States was founded some time ago; Nick has gained exclusive access to be the first one ever to conduct a paranormal investigation within this abandoned hospital.
The Kendrick House is the oldest and only pre-Civil War building that remains standing in Jasper County, Missouri; Nick Groff investigates and sleeps on the surgical dining table in an attempt to make physical contact with the spirits.
Nick investigates the Nazareth hospital in Mineral Wells, Texas. The abandoned location has reports of disembodied cries and ghostly figures wandering the halls.
The Olde Park Hotel located in Ballinger, Texas, has a past that is shrouded in mystery. Nick investigates the haunted building for two days and two nights.
The Myrtles Plantation is shrouded in a controversial dark history; Nick and talented medium Tessa Del Zoppo investigate this iconic haunted location.
Nick visits the McInteer Villa in Actinson, Kansas. He sleeps inside the room said to have the most paranormal activity to increase his chances of making contact.
Nick Groff will be the first person ever to conduct a paranormal investigation inside the Electromagnetic Sanitorium building that has witnessed the death of many people during its hundred years of being in operation.
In Hallettsville, Texas, sits the old Lavaca Jail. Nick stays at the property for the next two days and focuses on making contact with an intelligent entity.
Nick investigates Columbia Hospital in Weatherford, Texas. He spends 48 hours inside the clinic, using new equipment to see if he can communicate with entities.
Nick visits a sanatorium in Indiana with reports of paranormal activity. He tries to make physical contact with the deceased patients of the hospital.
Nick investigates the Niagara Club. He attempts to reveal the secrets of what occurred behind these walls that have long been shrouded in secrecy for so many years.
Nick conducts an incantation that will further increase his chances of making physical contact with an unseen force before he investigates Bloody Mary's infamous haunted house.
A malevolent spirit torments a family right after they move into a secluded farmhouse in western New York.
Nick will try to contact the shadow person that has been frequently seen inside the massive facility.
Nick must find out if Blackburn's killing a police officer has condemned his spirit to haunt an old hospital.
Nick tries to contact the spirit known as John Moll to see if he'll relay a message from the other side.
Tourists have reported being touched by unseen forces at Carrie Furnace. Nick uses new equipment to contact the deceased workers haunting this location.
Nick tries to communicate with the ghosts of inmates to find out why their souls are trapped within this jail.
Nick conducts a dangerous experiment, granting a demonic entity permission to overtake his mind and body.
Nick tries to contact the Grey Figure to find out who this spirit is and why it haunts the old Haymond House.
Warwick Prison has terrifying reports of apparitions and shadow figures. Nick investigates whether the spirit of a serial killer is haunting the abandoned buildings.
A vacant funeral home has a reputation for its paranormal energy. Nick explores the aggressive haunting that is causing visitors to become violently ill.
The Old Williams County Jail has a dark history of violence. Nick investigates the supernatural energy in this building that is making visitors feel dizzy.
The Van Horn Mansion is known for being haunted by spirits, including Malinda Niles Van Horn. Nick attempts to contact Malinda to uncover her cause of death.
Nick investigates why spirits of deceased hospital patients are becoming more aggressive towards the living.
Nick calls upon the spirit of Tall Shadow Man to figure why he haunts those who enter the Iron Island Museum.
Nick investigates with help from Megan Deputy, who is experienced in traditional witchcraft and magic.
Nick tries to determine if ghosts of priests who died seventy-four years ago are haunting the property today.
Nick conducts the first-ever paranormal investigation at this old vacant hospital.
Nick tries to contact a sentinel spirit and hopes it will divulge information about the other side.
Nick tries to find out if the haunting entities are associated with the deceased members of the Gibson family.
Nick and his wife Tessa Groff contact workers who died while building tunnels beneath the house.
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