- This was so exciting. - It was.
All right, you lubbers. It's time to man the capstan.
- Heave. Ho. - Heave. Ho.
It's a floating time capsule.
When you're boarding an old ship like this
in the middle of the night...
Hello?
Whoa!
Oh, my God, I wasn't expecting that!
- What was that? - Something moved.
This is what I'm drawn to.
We have seen things that defy explanation,
experiencing the best...
God, that was awesome, dude. That was so awesome. Absolutely, man.
and worst...
these dolls are gonna take our souls.
of the places between worlds.
I want the portals of this forest wide open.
Now it's time to look back.
One of my scariest nightmares, that we are about to relive.
For the first time ever,
I'm inviting you, the audience,
into my inner sanctum.
Together, we will pull back the curtain on the biggest,
scariest, and funniest moments from our investigations.
I'm Zak Bagans,
and this is "Ghost Adventures: Screaming Room."
Red meat's been two, two and a half years,
and then I was like, "You know what,
I want to have some meat,"
and I had a tri-tip rib that's all soft like pot roast.
Oh, it was so good.
He's just American, you know?
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God, dude.
What? Are you serious right now?
You have earrings on!
And a pirate...
Do I laugh at you guys when you...
Oh, we don't look like that.
I'm just excited for this next episode.
Argh, am I, sir!
Roll that darn episode!
Argh. I think I know what we're watching, guys.
God, that was a great shot.
The Star of India in San Diego
has been afloat for more than 150 years.
In that time, there have been many deaths
across three oceans.
From a stowaway falling from a mast...
a crew member being crushed apart
by an anchor chain...
and a captain slitting his throat.
The staff know they're not alone aboard this ship.
Tonight, we're sailing on a voyage of the damned.
Where's my parrot? I'm jealous.
Okay, you can go to the pirate store.
I know, I'm jealous.
- Is there a pirate store? - Is there a pirate store?
What?
I can't take you serious with that hoop earring, bro.
That's actually a good look for you.
Thank you. You know that's a whole thing
that people actually dress like pirates?
Isn't that coze-play or something?
- "Coze-play"? - "Coze-play"?
Cosplay?
There's a whole community of pirates.
Since first setting sail in 1863,
the Star of India
transported hundreds of immigrants, workers, and crew
during her 21 grueling voyages
around the world.
In that time,
many of her passengers never saw their final destination,
only to meet their fate while out at sea.
Since the 1970s, the India
has been docked in San Diego
as a living vestige to its seaworthy legacy.
This was awesome, you guys.
This episode, it hits me here in my heart, too.
This was my dad's favorite episode.
- Yeah? - My dad passed away
almost one year.
Few days away it'll be one year.
This was his favorite episode.
Whoa. So, he always loved
when we were funny and stuff.
You know, he was a funny guy.
So Dad, this is for you.
I hope that you're watching this
and I hope that you're laughing at this.
He's laughing, trust me.
This is for you.
- Jim, how are you doing? - Good.
- I'm Zak. - Zak, welcome aboard.
Why do they call this ship the Star of India?
Her first trip was to India.
And this boat is 150 years old?
152.
How is this ship purported to be haunted?
Well, they transported an army captain back to England.
And he tried to kill himself,
and he was in the first mate's cabin when he died.
Can you take me to the cabin where he committed suicide?
Yeah, sure.
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The mate's cabin. There's been lots of different reports
of things happening in this cabin especially.
Do you know how he killed himself?
He cut his throat twice.
The ship's surgeon caught him in time,
fixed him up, and then it's reported
that a few days later,
he ripped out the stitches and bled to death.
That's just brutal.
Twice? That's such a violent, violent way.
He tried one time... Oh, my God.
then he did it again.
That memory of that death is still there.
Yeah. Wow.
And his spirit is still there.
It has been reported to me
there has been a spirit in this cabin.
One day, we had... A lady was in here,
and she woke up,
and there was a guy in full rain gear
standing over her, looking down at her like this.
Like, "Why are you in my bunk?"
While she was sleeping right here?
Right here.
And to substantiate this claim,
one local investigator
shows us evidence he captured in this cabin,
which may be the spirit of Captain McBarnett.
The shadow coming out of the first mate's cabin.
You captured a shadow figure coming out of that room?
We did.
See it?
He fades away.
And that's the first mate's cabin?
This is something.
We can't argue with the fact that
that, ironically, is the same room
where he committed suicide.
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Have you ever experienced anything on this ship?
Sure, lots of things.
I've seen black shadows on the ship.
With this residual activity
experienced in the first mate's cabin,
in concert with the shadow figures
Jim has been experiencing,
we can only ascertain that this may be
the spirit of Captain McBarnett.
If so, we also need to understand
about the other documented deaths
on this ship.
A ship like this, it's all made out of wood,
it's all organic material.
It soaks it up, right?
It's a floating time capsule.
The only reports I've had of spirits
that we can kind of go back in history
and find out is a young man
that was a stowaway on board, John Campbell.
The loss of John Campbell
is the third documented death
on the Star of India and perhaps its most tragic.
Discovered at sea by the ship's crew,
the young stowaway was put to work
as penance for his freight.
Can you imagine that, though... being a stowaway?
I mean, you hear a lot about the news,
and tragically, these stowaways are being in
tractor truck trailers and ships.
Yeah, yeah. Can you imagine that?
You're just trying to escape a bad place, a violent place,
you're scared.
You literally hide on a ship
just to go to a new life, to be a happier life.
He suddenly slipped...
No!
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then lost his grip,
plunging to the deck below.
Miraculously, he survived the fall.
But three days later, he finally succumbed to his injuries,
making this his final charter at sea.
Just FYI, we really did not throw a kid off the ship there.
Just want to confirm that.
Okay?
Our research also uncovers the recent loss
of a volunteer on the Star of India,
whose shocking death mirrors the fate of John Campbell.
And I've also been shoved.
You have? Where were you shoved?
Going into my office down below.
I was coming down here once,
and I saw a black shadow going in here,
and then I also had a black shadow come out of here
and go all the way down to the other end.
Zak, if you had a mustache and curled it,
like that old-school look, that would be awesome.
I don't think I can. I think it's, like, genetics.
You grow a full mustache. Just grow it and it grows out.
Little handlebars?
Yeah, with some wax. I'd love that.
Do it. Why not?
You look great with an earring, so why not?
- New persona. - Yeah, I could do that
and be like, "I'm your Huckleberry."
I was walking in my door right here,
and as I walked through, I got...
- That hard? - Yeah, I was pushed.
It was not the moving of the ship. I got shoved.
You felt hands on your back
pushing you forward into your office.
- Like that. - Really?
Yep.
That's what happened to me on the stairs.
I almost fell down the stairs.
I got pushed. It's funny because
a simple push by a spirit... My most terrifying experience
with a spirit was in Vicksburg
when I was tapped twice on my spine,
and it was one of the terrifying moments of my life.
It's scary.
So when you guys hear a simple tap on a shoulder or a shove...
Anything like that. when something is shoving you
or touching you without a physical body,
it is also injecting you with the energy of that spirit.
That's what causes the paranormal hangover.
Of the three documented deaths on this ship,
we wonder if one of those spirits
is responsible for attacking Jim.
If so, I suspect one of them
is an attached, un-rested entity
who is possessive of this ship.
So, John, how long have you worked on this ship for?
Well, as of next week, it will be 38 years.
I started when I was 15.
I used to be a night-watchmen on board.
I lived on this ship for about five years.
You believe that there are hauntings here?
Oh, yes. Very much so. Yeah.
I thought it would be so awesome if we could actually
investigate a ship like this and take it out to sea.
- Oh, my God, that would be... - Investigate it for a period of
two weeks, three weeks.
I'd probably puke.
- You'd go crazy. - I'd go crazy.
I would throw up. I'd jump ship.
I would love it. - That would stir up
the energy, though. So I'd be
I'd be over the side. I guess me and Jay would do it.
Bringing the ship back to life.
I would wear this.
Bill, let them do it.
We'll go investigate something else.
Hey, striped shirt like Smee. Striped.
Just being on this ship,
it feels like...
someone is following you.
These aggressive entities,
they seem to be the most active.
I really want to know
if this guy that slit his throat,
is his spirit here?
I bet it is,
and he may be really pissed off.
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With our investigation of the Star of India underway,
we're called back to this historic haunted vessel
because sometimes in order to investigate a location,
you just have to work for it.
We're here on day two.
We got a call from the first mate
and said that because we are allowed to film
and investigate the ship,
that we had to do some work today.
We were given these clothes to put on.
Oh, look, same shirt!
I actually look like a pirate.
Look at our outfits, man.
You men, get on over here!
How you doing?
We don't shake hands. You got work to do.
I look like I'm selling sausages or something.
"Would you like the newspaper?"
He's like, "More soup, please."
First thing you're gonna be doing is raising the sail.
Ship doesn't go anywhere without raising the sails.
- Is that clear? - If we get tired,
- can we take a break? - If you get tired,
you keep working, 'cause the sails don't wait.
This guy, he wasn't even playing a character.
This is how he was. Right.
Man the line.
Now start putting your backs into it. That's it. All right.
- Heave! - Ho!
Oh, my God!
- Heave! - Ho!
It was harder than it looks.
It was ridiculous.
That sail weighed, like, 2,000 pounds.
I just saw the shot. I dressed up, too.
Like, why did I... I was filming.
Why did I dress up?
He's like, "Why am I dressed up?"
All right, you lubbers. It's time to man the capstan.
The capstan is a man-powered axle-based machine,
which assists in the raising and lowering
of ropes, anchors, and sails.
And begin.
Slower.
That's the way, lads.
That's the way.
Dude, that right there...
This was like the beginning of "Conan the Barbarian."
I hated this part.
Note to self... Don't ever go investigate
Star of India again.
Why? 'Cause I don't ever want to go through that again.
For a break, you do more work.
Did we work hard enough to...
You worked hard enough to do your next job.
Which is investigate for ghosts?
That would be it.
- Hip, hip! - Hooray!
- He didn't say, "Hip, hip."
As we're about to leave the ship,
one of its workers asks to speak with me privately
about his recent paranormal experience.
What's up, man?
I, myself, have had a few... incidents
with Johnny Campbell.
The stowaway?
I've seen him with my own eyes, on the deck,
maybe 10 feet away.
I think he was saying hello,
'cause he's realized I've been here for a while.
So he was speaking to you?
This is another example of, like, a lot of time,
we meet people that we don't even expect to talk to.
They're not even on the list.
They're not even an interview, yeah.
That's what I love. That's sometimes where you get
the most important information.
Exactly.
A lot of other groups that have been here
have picked up more with less equipment.
- Really? - You guys should probably go
as bare minimum with your electronics as possible.
Should we try to use, like, maybe some primitive equipment?
I'd say go as primitive as possible.
This was a good idea.
If we're contacting primitive spirits,
let's use primitive equipment.
Yeah, makes sense.
All right.
There's a guy that works here that I was just talking to.
He said don't use a lot of electronic equipment,
but he was very adamant about this.
- Billy. - Yeah?
Do you think that you could call Bill Chapel,
see if he has any ideas
for any, like, primitive paranormal equipment
that we could build?
Like stuff from the turn of the century?
Yeah. People use compasses,
'cause that's all magnetic and stuff.
That's a good idea, but we need an old compass.
Before we do our investigation, what do you say
we go hit some, like, antique stores around town
and see if they got
any primitive equipment that we could use?
So, we didn't know where to go, and we ended up finding
this nautical store.
We literally drove by, saw it, walked in there,
and asked her if we could film in here.
She's like, "Yes."
I think we found the right place.
Oh, my God. That sound's like Zak's ass.
So true. So true.
So true.
There's a harpoon gun.
I think that would be rather dangerous.
Yeah, we shouldn't have a harpoon.
I wanted the harpoon gun.
That's what we should've bought.
There she is... the deal maker.
- Hi. How are you doing? - I'm good. How are you?
Good.
This reminds me kind of
of the Titanic museum, the toy shopping.
Let's see, here.
I don't know how to put this.
But, uh, we are, um, looking for... ghosts,
uh...
on the Star of India ship.
I just didn't know how to explain this to her.
She's like, "What the hell?"
She was like, "What are you saying, you idiot?"
Like, "Why are you talking to me like I don't understand this?"
What we are looking for are pieces of equipment
that would have been on this ship,
that we can also use
as paranormal equipment
to try to see if these spirits
will interact with us through the equipment.
I love that.
Then she finally got it.
I did have to explain it to her.
You see the moment it clicks.
She goes, "Am I being pranked?" Right.
Do you have any old, like, nautical compasses for sale?
Yeah, we have lots of very old compasses.
You do?
- Yeah. - What are we talking, here?
We have some that are around $200,
all the way up to $1,400, $1,500,
- Okay. - ... in the $2,000 range.
Yeah, that range? No.
We have a budget.
This is one I thought about.
It floats! It works!
- Yeah, it's a working compass. - Bill, what do you think?
- That's cool. - That's early 1900s.
That would be perfect. So, how much is it?
It's $250.
How's $195 sound?
It sounds not very good to me.
- I think $225 is good. - Would you go $200?
No.
How's $220?
Okay.
- Done. - Sold.
- Nice. - Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.
- Even Billy got denied. - I know, right?
What'd she say, $225, though?
$220. Right.
Save five bucks.
Hey. Is that all I did?
A deal's a deal. Yeah.
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Okay, right now, we are getting ready
to embark on this massive ship,
the Star of India,
a 150-year-old ship,
the oldest iron-hull ship
that's still sailing today.
This was so exciting. It was.
The thrill that you get when you're boarding an old ship
like this in the middle of the night,
nobody's on it but us four,
that's the feeling I crave. I love it.
For those moments we're on that ship,
nothing else matters in our lives.
There's no worry about tomorrow and the bull
that we worry about in life.
This is what I'm drawn to.
I love this.
As we board this massive ship
that is completely dark,
every inch of it is pitch black.
We do have a series of night-vision cameras
rolling throughout, including the first class cabin,
the tween deck, and the lower deck.
Okay, I'm gonna start off
by wearing this chest-mounted full-spectrum camera.
I love this camera. And this is a recorder.
It's actually just gonna be recording my voice.
So I'm gonna start off by going in the first class cabin.
And a lot of the people that we interviewed earlier
said that when they try to lay down or sleep in that bed,
we've heard one has been choked.
Other people have seen shadow figures
and even captured shadow figures going into that room.
Watch those cameras, guys, okay?
Yeah. We're watching you, man.
Be safe, man.
We were shown some evidence of something moving
earlier on during the interviews.
That was our goal, but I really wanted to
capture something in that cabin,
and sometimes we don't always do.
- Right. - Yeah.
But I just was really drawn to that cabin.
I could've stayed in there the entire night.
It's said that you were acting really strange
in the days leading up to your death.
Why were you acting strange, Captain McBarnett?
It was pitch black in there,
and again, we like it pitch black
because we can't see infrared light in our eyes.
This infrared light's a whole other spectrum
that these spirits can be visible.
That's why we like to investigate at night,
and it's a lot quieter and there's less
light contamination and audio contamination.
It gives us a good baseline.
Yeah. It's just pitch black.
All right, I'm gonna go inside your room, Captain McBarnett.
Hello?
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Whoa!
Oh, my God, I wasn't expecting that!
Right? Where did that come from?
I forgot about the glowing eye doll.
I got to go back and try to buy that thing.
That would be nice for the museum.
That just scared the out of me.
You guys, is the boat swaying right now?
All of a sudden, I start feeling vertigo,
and it's as if the ship is in heavy seas
and severely rocking back and fourth.
I don't believe this to be any medical issue
but more of a residual energy, possibly a spirit
that was thrashed around in these cramped quarters
during a violent storm.
I couldn't imagine being out at sea
and just being stuck on there for months, sometimes years.
It's no surprise people go nuts
and they do kill themselves and go crazy.
Whoa, what was that?
- Did you hear that? - I heard that.
- I think he heard it, too. - Yeah, he heard that, too.
I hear a voice right next to me,
but through our audio, it sounds different
from what I hear with my own ears.
I swear to God, it felt like the boat
was just, like, in a hurricane.
What?
You hear something?
It's like a woman or someone talking.
- Yeah. - It's a little girl crying.
Woman. Girl.
All of a sudden, I hear a crystal-clear little girl
coming from the adjacent room
where the doll is located. And what's weird
is that her voice snaps me out of this trance.
- That's strange. - That's awesome.
It sounds like a little kid.
- Sounds like a little child. - It sounds like a kid.
It was scary in there, these little rooms.
Captain McBarnett, can you talk to me?
I still didn't realize the doll was there yet.
'Cause you got to remember, I'm not looking in an LCD screen.
It's on my chest.
You're just in total darkness.
- What was that? - Something moved.
I thought somebody was trying to get in the door.
That was loud.
And as you can see, there's nobody there.
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Somebody just turned this.
Come through, Captain McBarnett!
I demand you to manifest yourself now.
Can I tell you guys I wouldn't want to be investigating
with anybody else besides you three?
- Aww. - That's how I feel, too.
I feel the same way.
- You know? - I like investigating with you
but probably not with that outfit on, you know what I mean?
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As we continue our investigation of the Star of India,
I conduct an EVP session in the first mate's cabin...
I demand you to manifest yourself now.
What object would've been touched by the spirit
when he was in living form the most in that cabin?
That door handle. That door handle.
And imagine when he was committing suicide,
he shut the door to close him off from everybody else.
Those surfaces absorb those moments,
particularly when they're high emotional moments.
I immediately review my recordings
and discover a spirit telling me that he gave up.
Come through, Captain McBarnett!
I demand you to manifest yourself now.
What the is that?
Manifest yourself now.
That's the last moment you had,
so you're still stuck in it.
Yeah, 100%.
Is this Captain McBarnett
telling me that he gave up on life,
and that's why he slit his throat,
and is this the source of the sadness
that I felt before this EVP was captured?
There was a voice. I could hear his voice.
After capturing that voice, all of a sudden,
I'm overcome by very sad emotions.
These feelings are not my own.
I believe I am feeling the pain that Captain McBarnett had
before taking his own life.
Are you okay?
Oh, my God. Listen to this.
- We heard a voice. - We heard the girl.
- You could hear the girl, too? - Yeah. Yeah.
Crazy, dude.
Oh!
There's the girl!
The same voice again. Again.
That sounded like, "Mama."
Where would there be a child on that ship?
There's nobody on the ship.
All we need is a simple little
speck of voice or something, and that guides us to
what we're gonna do next.
Because the little girl's voice I heard in the first class cabin
is now being captured on the tween deck camera,
I send Aaron and Billy to investigate that area,
while Jay and I monitor the X cameras
for further activity.
- Whoa. - What's going on?
It's like I just walked into a different wall,
like this is a different area than in there.
Hey, Aaron, right where you felt that,
that's the area where Gouwap was killed, remember?
Oh, yeah.
Remember we went by the chains, Aaron?
Oh, yeah. That's the stairs I got pushed.
- Isn't that where he died? - Down there, right?
Right next to the barrel.
That's where he got caught in the chains.
Give me the spirit box.
What did the voice just say?
Did you say it just said, "Gotcha"?
Oh, maybe it's saying... Playing tag.
Oh, like, "Tag. You're it." Yeah.
It sounds like a kid's voice, though.
Yeah. That's, what, three times, though?
Three times. Three times.
Could this be the little girl
or the spirit of John Campbell,
who was a stowaway on this ship in 1884,
and was only discovered after falling to his death
from a 100-foot mast?
We were told earlier
that his spirit loves to play tag here.
There have been many, many reports,
and we think that that's John Campbell.
He's playing tag with you.
Just as if it's still playing that hide and seek tag game.
Campbell!
"I can't find you!" Did you hear it?
It said I can't find you!
- "Can't find you." - "Can't find you."
- Yeah. - It goes, "Can't find you."
Yeah, and you heard that in the moment, too.
Come find us, John Campbell.
Whoa.
Oh, what the was that?
John Campbell wants to find, like, a peer of his
or somebody at his same age and he's gonna communicate with.
Aaron. You should've played toys with him.
I should have,
actually, now that I think about it.
I don't know, sometimes I'm not the smartest man.
I mean, I know I look it, but...
Okay, Billy, I got an idea.
Stay there. Don't do anything. I'm on my way.
Because we feel that the spirits
of John Campbell and other children
are playing games with us,
we decide to conduct a two-part experiment
using an old nautical compass that we purchased earlier,
along with a homemade electroscope,
as we were told to do so by a staff member.
I'd say go as primitive as possible.
John, you were playing tag with Aaron and Billy.
You were having fun.
Whoa, dude.
- Why is it spinning? - I don't know.
Yeah, why is it spinning? Why did it just go to south?
The ship's docked, so this should not be moving.
No. Why is it moving?
Why is it moving back?
I don't know.
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I've been looking for us to investigate a ghost ship.
Like those ones they find
that've been out there for 50 years.
There are real pirates out there now that...
I know. They'd probably take it.
That'd be part of the adventure though.
- They'll take it. - You wouldn't last five seconds
dressed like that. Yeah, I would.
Don't say that.
It's not funny.
I'm a tough pirate.
My poor little bird just died.
Aww.
He was a good little birdie.
Watch this. This was good.
Hey, John, I know you like to play games,
so I got another game for you here.
We now see if John
can also manipulate this homemade electroscope.
If there's static electricity in the air,
it will be drawn into this copper antenna.
It'll bypass this metal through this cork
and the two different pieces of aluminum foil
that are hanging there, because they're different type of metal,
they'll react to static electricity,
and they'll separate.
And so, in essence, what this is...
Some bubble gum, a couple toothpicks.
A cork and some copper. I couldn't believe how that turned out, Bill.
Dude, that foil, well, detects static...
Yeah. you know, and separates.
It's crazy. - We should make more of those.
It's amazing what you can do with Mason jars.
Right? They're so versatile.
We got to make more of these, Bill.
Did you hear that, John? Can you come over here
and wave your hand over this little copper wire?
It just got really cold in here. Did you feel that breeze?
Yeah. Oh, my God. Feel that.
I know.
Maybe he's trying to focus his energy.
- Whoa, right there. - We made this just for you.
We've been sitting here setting this up for 20 minutes,
- and we've never felt that. - Look. Look.
It just started moving. It just started moving.
- Are you serious? - It just started moving.
It's sealed inside the glass. That's the whole idea.
I'm just showing you, no wind is gonna make that go out.
It's in a sealed jar. Right.
That's showing you that there's no way
that that could've just moved.
It's not our energy.
Yeah, and then it stopped.
This was incredible.
That was such a good idea.
We just went so old school.
Hey, a lot of times we do stuff
and nothing happens, and you never see that.
It's trial and error.
- John, focus your... - Is this you, John?
Focus your energy around this antenna right here.
- Feel this. - It's so cold right here.
That is crazy.
John, move the compass like you did earlier.
Watch, watch, watch!
Aah! It moved again! It moved again!
- Are you serious? - It just separated right now.
It just separated.
Thank you.
This is fun for you, isn't it?
Did you see that?
That's incredible!
That was absolutely amazing. Yeah.
'Cause it won't happen unless something like that happens.
Exactly. There has to be an electromagnetic field.
And we tried to debunk it and we couldn't.
Moments later, the cold air mass leaves.
The static charges vanish,
and the electroscope stops detecting energy.
This leads us to believe
that John Campbell is now hiding from us.
So we decide to now split up in order to look for him.
I didn't like being down there.
After we experienced that and you guys left...
Yeah, I bet.
Down there was just different.
That's... Yeah!
Something, like, pushed me and I had to grab on.
Like, the kid pulled you back.
Those are scary moments 'cause it's like
if you're not fast enough to catch, it's over.
You could go right down those stairs.
And right after you do that, we capture this anomaly,
which was really, really cool.
- What's wrong, man? - My chest hurts, dude.
Whoa. I just caught something go right towards you.
Man, I'm telling you.
I just got pushed.
I just saw something flash right over to Aaron on my camera.
Right here in my chest.
My chest hurts, dude.
And again, we do capture anomaly at the same time
that somebody experiences something physical.
There's no coincidence. Like, all that's happening
at the same time. No, I believe that is
part of a spirit that you're seeing. Absolutely.
John?
John, are you down here?
"Akasha"?
And it's the first material element
created in the astral world.
In modern Paganism, Akasha the spirit is the fifth element.
Akasha, are you here?
If you are, choose another word from this device.
- Devil. - Um...
Be cool if we saw Beetlejuice appear
as a little Beetlejuice inside the ship.
I swear to God, if Beetlejuice showed up,
I would be like, "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice"
immediately. I don't care.
- He's all, "Hey!" - You know what I mean?
- Like, how awesome. - He's like,
"You got to say my name three times."
I'll be like, "Tell me some jokes, Beetlejuice."
Why would you choose that word?
What are you doing on this ship?
Why are you still here?
Come on. Talk to me.
The voices stop coming through the Ovilus,
so we meet back up, and I decide for all three of us
to return to the first class cabin
where we first heard the little girl
and Captain McBarnett speak to us.
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Show yourself right here, Captain McBarnett.
Dude, there's a little figure right next to your left knee.
It's there now, and it's not mapping you. Look at that, Zak.
- Can you see it? - Oh, yeah.
Can you see it? It's not mapping Zak.
It's right in front of you, Zak.
- It's right on your... - It's gone.
Going inside of those cabins,
you felt like you should not be inside of those cabins.
That's the feeling that I got.
They don't let people there, right?
No, they don't let them... Let people do that.
You know what the worst part about that was?
You don't experience this... Whoa!
I did that. How'd the bird... Oh, you did that?
Phew.
- He's alive. - He's alive!
I begin to wonder if this little girl
likes to hang around Captain McBarnett.
Could she have died here during the time
when the Star of India transported immigrants?
We now decide to go into three separate cabins
to see what will happen next.
You like us in your cabins?
I really love when we do this, you guys.
I want to do this more, when all three of us separate
in different areas.
I agree. Just kind of feel it out, see what happens.
We've done that a bunch of times,
and it really does.
This is where it got really cool.
How you feeling in that room, Bill?
Uh, it's kind of weird to get acclimated to.
It's... I don't...
I don't feel, uh...
I don't feel like I can... I can relax, really.
- Slave. - Oh!
The Ovilus just said, "Slave".
- Are you serious? - Yeah.
And then it said the word contrition,
which I don't know what that is.
Jay, can you look up contrition?
Contrition means sincere and complete remorse
for sins one has committed.
And one word at a time, they're trying to give us hints
to what they needed.
And then you say it out loud,
"Is this what you want," and then they just go crazy,
like, "Yes, that's what I'm trying to say."
And I remember this just started feeling sad.
You just felt the energy of the guy.
When you're depressed, when you're alone,
when you're hurting, what do you need
to make you feel better? Somebody else
to talk you through it. Exactly.
Same thing with a spirit,
and that's what we started doing. Yeah.
- Grace. - The Ovilus said, "Grace."
Grace.
Is there something bad on this ship?
Did something drive you to insanity
to make you kill yourself?
What is here with us right now?
- Funeral. - "Funeral"!
- It just said, "Funeral"? - Yes.
He had a funeral at sea.
- He did? - Oh, yeah.
Remember, the Ovilus, to us, is like somebody's
trying and trying and trying to make contact.
They may regret the suicide they did just like this captain did.
So trying to figure all this out in that area
with the spirit present that we just mapped on SLS
is helping that spirit move on.
You got to remember, we're not just investigating,
we're trying to make contact.
I begin reviewing my EVP session,
and I'm blown away by a class-A voice I just captured.
He had a funeral at sea.
Wow.
You hear that?
He had a funeral at sea.
- And you know what that means? - What?
That's when you were relaying all the information to me
from the Ovilus.
- Oh. - Oh, yeah.
When you were piecing it all together.
- Right. - So everything you just said...
Is what he's trying to say.
- Exactly! - Man.
- Right. - "Right on, Zak man."
This is when I started piecing it all together,
and I can just imagine that spirit is over there,
like, instead of just sad, he's like, "Yes, yes,
this is it, that's right.
Finally, somebody understands."
"And you guys are listening to me, you're talking about this."
Yeah, and it's emotional, too.
He wants help moving on.
Say a prayer for him and... I'm glad you did that, Jay.
I just found an act of contrition prayer.
I don't know if maybe his spirit is still there.
That's what he wants you guys to do,
is to do this prayer of saying grace.
Right.
Jay is so instrumental at nerve center.
Yeah. You're investigating with us, but you're at nerve.
You feed us some research and you do that about a prayer.
Listen to this. Good job, Jay.
Thanks.
The reason he's talking about his funeral
is it wasn't done right.
He needs this prayer said so that he can be freed from here
and not be a slave anymore.
So, what do we say?
"O, my God,
I am heartily sorry for having offended you,
and I detest all my sins
because I dread the loss of Heaven
and the pains of Hell,
but most of all, because they offended you,
My God, who are all good and deserving of all my love.
I firmly resolve, with the help of your grace,
to confess my sins, to do penance,
and to amend my life."
And you can feel the energy change after that, too.
And I think even that you saying that
through an electromagnetic field, using the radio wave...
Oh, yeah. it delivered that message
even stronger to him. That makes sense.
Ooh, I never thought of that. Oh, yeah.
Whoa! This thing just said,
"Heard. Justice."
- No! - Shut the
- "Justice." - No way.
Hey, man. I'm telling you,
with every word of his prayer,
- I had full-body chills... - Wow.
as if, like, I'm the one...
Wow.
I'm the one delivering the words.
You guys were figuring it out.
Jay handled the prayer.
It's done. It's done.
And it's weird, it's like we all just made perfect sense of it.
Yeah. Like, it just felt like
it was right, you know?
Right.
Right after we leave the first class cabin,
we capture an unexplained light anomaly.
This anomaly is about six feet
above the ground, at the same height
as we imagine Captain McBarnett to be.
Could this be his spirit finally moving on from this ship?
This is a great episode.
It was great evidence.
- And it's over. - It was.
And again, that was not a real child.
No.
We feel as though we've been doing this for so long
that we want you guys to know how we are
when we're not involved in such an intense investigation.
This is us. This is us in my habitat,
and we're goofy, we're silly.
Sometimes we're stupid, but you know what?
Life is short. So, I have an announcement.
I have booked us all a sailing cruise together.
It's a two-month cruise.
Oh, I think I'm busy that week.
And it's a role-play cruise
where we're all gonna be pirates
and we're gonna be at sea for two months together.
That's my cue to say no, thank you.
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