The Ghost Adventures Crew (GAC) travels to St. Also this is Zak's first spirit channel (spirit possession), who he believed that it was the spirit of Anna Corbin. In the second season premiere, the crew heads to Ione, California, to investigate Preston Castle, a former reformatory school.
The crew investigates Boise, Idaho's Old Idaho State Penitentiary which is said to be haunted by the ghosts of dead convicts. The crew travels to Scotland to investigate reports of paranormal activity in old underground vaults, known as the Edinburgh Vaults, beneath the city's South Bridge. Note: Due to privacy concerns, the hospital's name and location were never revealed in the episode.
The crew investigated the abandoned psychiatric hospital, which is officially called the Essex County Hospital Center. The guys investigate Birmingham, Alabama's Sloss Furnaces, a decommissioned factory purported to be haunted by deceased iron workers. His ghost is alleged to dislike men and often attacks them. The house is purported to be haunted by the spirit of Joseph, who was one of Riddle's employees and committed suicide by hanging in the attic. Originally serving as a funeral parlor, the house became privately owned by Karl Riddle in the 1920s. The Riddle House in Palm Beach County, Florida, was moved from its original location in West Palm Beach to Yesteryear Village in Royal Palm Beach.
Zak and the guys spend the night locked inside the West Virginia State Penitentiary, which was abandoned in 1995 and is claimed to be haunted. The crew investigates the Houghton Mansion, which is said to be one of the most haunted locations in New England.The Ghost Adventures crew come across some shadows and members of the Houghton family and beyond during this episode. During the lockdown, Zak receives several scratches while attempting to provoke invisible entities. In the series premiere, the crew conducts a paranormal investigation at Bobby Mackey's Music World which is reported to be home to past murder, suicide, and satanic cult activity.
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