Ep 4. Afterlife Sentence

In Ghost Nation season 2 episode 4, titled "Afterlife Sentence," the team is called to investigate the paranormal activity in an old jail that has been converted into a museum. The jail, located in Iowa, is said to be haunted by former inmates who still linger in the building long after their deaths.

As the team arrives at the museum, they are immediately struck by the eerie feeling that surrounds the building. The jail is filled with old cells, metal bars, and other remnants of the past, which makes it feel like the perfect setting for a horror movie.

As they begin their investigation, the team uses their specialized equipment to try and identify any signs of paranormal activity. They pick up strange noises, inexplicable shadows, and other unexplained occurrences.

However, as they delve deeper into the investigation, they begin to uncover some shocking truths about the jail's past. It turns out that the jail was the site of numerous executions, torture, and other horrific acts.

The team also discovers that many of the former inmates who died in the jail were sentenced to death for crimes they did not commit. This leads them to wonder if the spirits of these innocent people are still trapped in the building, seeking justice and redemption.

Throughout the episode, the team works tirelessly to communicate with these spirits and help them find peace. They use a variety of techniques, including EVP (electronic voice phenomena), to try and establish a connection with the other side.

As they investigate, they encounter several challenges, including uncooperative spirits who seem to want to cause harm to the team. But the team persists, knowing that they are there to help the spirits find peace and move on to the afterlife.

Ultimately, the team is able to make several breakthroughs in their investigation. They identify the source of several paranormal phenomena, and they even manage to help several spirits cross over into the afterlife.

"Afterlife Sentence" is a gripping episode that delves deep into the dark history of an old jail. It's a haunting reminder of the injustices that have occurred throughout history and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.