Watch The Dead Files Season 3 Episode 13 Deadly Gift Wichita Kansas Online free and Download The Dead Files Season 3 Episode 13 Deadly Gift Wichita Kansas Episode show A detective and a psychic communicator each
explore a crime scene and then meet up to compare their findings in
order to solve the mystery. The Dead Files team approaches every case
from their two specific areas of expertise: Steve DiSchiavi is a
Homicide Detective and Amy Allan is a
Physical Medium. They are a paranormal team like no other, combining
their unique, eclectic and often-conflicting skills to solve unexplained
paranormal phenomena in haunted locations across America. Each
investigator’s methods and findings remain hidden from the other team
member to preserve the integrity of their findings, until the shocking
results are revealed to the homeowner in the compelling conclusion of
each episode. While much of Steve’s factual findings have already been
disclosed to the audience as we followed him on his investigation, we
always save the most shocking information for last. This is the moment
of truth, when Steve and Amy come together, with the homeowner, and all
of the team’s findings gel into one undeniable – and often terrifying –
conclusion.
My wife and I watch a lot of paranormal TV Shows and we have agreed that to watch these shows you have to just take it at face value that the producers are being honest with the viewers; if you don't do this simple thing, why waste your time watching to begin with? We have watched 2 episodes now and we have both gone from quite a bit of disbelief and skeptisism about what is being presented to absolute amazement at what is happening. Taking these types of shows at face value, not believing that we are being misled or lied to, results in an experience that is profound and honestly, somewhat uncomfortable.
I love watching paranormal shows and movies, and will even confess to watching a few dismal ones in the past just BECAUSE it's paranormal. I first heard of this show a few months ago and decided to give it a shot. I do believe in spirits and I do believe there are people in this world with special gifts that Amy appears to have. First, the retired detective is such a cliché, that it's hard to watch him at times. When he interviews clients, he makes these facial expressions constantly that clearly are meant to indicate interest and awe, and also to show the viewer that they are saying something here that you should be interested and awed by also. Second, I would never assume that someone who says they are psychic, is not psychic. That is irrelevant and my rating has nothing do with her abilities. Amy Allan however, is very strange in her reactions to a "haunted" location. She makes weird faces, and noises, and stutters as though she can't describe what she's trying to say. It is just so bizarre to watch. There have also been inconsistencies with the show, namely her telling a child in one episode that she was obsessed with Lizzie Borden at one time, and then a few episodes later, they went to the Lizzie Borden house, and she made out like she had no idea where she was, or knew anything about the house. The last thing is the fact that we have to just trust they don't relay any information to each other about a case, since that is supposed to be one of the most interesting/compelling things about the show I guess.
My wife and I watch a lot of paranormal TV Shows and we have agreed that to watch these shows you have to just take it at face value that the producers are being honest with the viewers; if you don't do this simple thing, why waste your time watching to begin with? We have watched 2 episodes now and we have both gone from quite a bit of disbelief and skeptisism about what is being presented to absolute amazement at what is happening. Taking these types of shows at face value, not believing that we are being misled or lied to, results in an experience that is profound and honestly, somewhat uncomfortable.
I love watching paranormal shows and movies, and will even confess to watching a few dismal ones in the past just BECAUSE it's paranormal. I first heard of this show a few months ago and decided to give it a shot. I do believe in spirits and I do believe there are people in this world with special gifts that Amy appears to have. First, the retired detective is such a cliché, that it's hard to watch him at times. When he interviews clients, he makes these facial expressions constantly that clearly are meant to indicate interest and awe, and also to show the viewer that they are saying something here that you should be interested and awed by also. Second, I would never assume that someone who says they are psychic, is not psychic. That is irrelevant and my rating has nothing do with her abilities. Amy Allan however, is very strange in her reactions to a "haunted" location. She makes weird faces, and noises, and stutters as though she can't describe what she's trying to say. It is just so bizarre to watch. There have also been inconsistencies with the show, namely her telling a child in one episode that she was obsessed with Lizzie Borden at one time, and then a few episodes later, they went to the Lizzie Borden house, and she made out like she had no idea where she was, or knew anything about the house. The last thing is the fact that we have to just trust they don't relay any information to each other about a case, since that is supposed to be one of the most interesting/compelling things about the show I guess.
