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Travel Channel’s breakout hit “Kindred Spirits,” watched by more than 5 million people this season which comes to an end on March 28th with a pulse-pounding episode where Amy Bruni and Adam Berry encounter the spirit of one of the world’s most infamous killers. The duo heads to Maplecroft – the mansion where Lizzie Borden lived after the notorious brutal murder of her parents. “Kindred Spirits” stars Amy and Adam become the first paranormal investigators to enter the home after being contacted by the owners who have experienced an increase of spiritual activity. With the help of psychic medium Chip Coffey, the team begins their investigation and makes a groundbreaking and terrifying discovery…they’ve made audio contact with the ghost of the infamous Lizzie Borden. We’re talking to Lizzie Borden…This is not just some residual type haunting,” said Amy Bruni during the episode. “Lizzie Borden lives in this house, and she is ever present.” Her partner, Adam Berry, adds, “Bottom line,
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Ahead of its third season premiere on January 24th, I had the opportunity to talk with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, hosts of the paranormal series “Kindred Spirits.” Not only did they tell me what viewers can expect this season, but also a little about their process, what drives them, and what sets them apart from other investigators. Horror Fuel: “What is the main goal of “Kindred Spirits?” Amy Bruni: “For us, it’s always to make resolutions be it to families or people that we are helping or for ghosts themselves. We like to always have an ending. We don’t leave until we provided some sort of solution to the problem or figure out who is there and why they are there and given recommendations on how to handle it. The main reason we started the show after we were on “Ghost Hunters” for several years, we had always confirmed that yeap, this place was haunted, but then we would
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Travel Channel’s breakout hit “Kindred Spirits,” watched by more than 5 million people this season which comes to an end on March 28th with a pulse-pounding episode where Amy Bruni and Adam Berry encounter the spirit of one of the world’s most infamous killers. The duo heads to Maplecroft – the mansion where Lizzie Borden lived after the notorious brutal murder of her parents. “Kindred Spirits” stars Amy and Adam become the first paranormal investigators to enter the home after being contacted by the owners who have experienced an increase of spiritual activity. With the help of psychic medium Chip Coffey, the team begins their investigation and makes a groundbreaking and terrifying discovery…they’ve made audio contact with the ghost of the infamous Lizzie Borden. We’re talking to Lizzie Borden…This is not just some residual type haunting,” said Amy Bruni during the episode. “Lizzie Borden lives in this house, and she is ever present.” Her partner, Adam Berry, adds, “Bottom line,
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InterviewsNewsStreaming TVTrailersTravel Channel
Ahead of its third season premiere on January 24th, I had the opportunity to talk with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, hosts of the paranormal series “Kindred Spirits.” Not only did they tell me what viewers can expect this season, but also a little about their process, what drives them, and what sets them apart from other investigators. Horror Fuel: “What is the main goal of “Kindred Spirits?” Amy Bruni: “For us, it’s always to make resolutions be it to families or people that we are helping or for ghosts themselves. We like to always have an ending. We don’t leave until we provided some sort of solution to the problem or figure out who is there and why they are there and given recommendations on how to handle it. The main reason we started the show after we were on “Ghost Hunters” for several years, we had always confirmed that yeap, this place was haunted, but then we would
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