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Dave Schrader, Cindy Kaza and K.D. Stafford arrive in Butte, Montana, to root out an evil presence threatening the entire town. As soon as they arrive, the team answers a call for help at a Gilded Age mansion and find themselves caught in the throes of a paranormal blood feud.

Dave, Cindy and K.D. investigate a terrifying encounter with an entity in the Cabbage Patch, a former shanty town with a sordid past. The haunting hits close to home when one of the team is viciously attacked by an unseen force and rushed to the hospital.

Dave, Cindy and K.D. rush to an opulent stone mansion after two witnesses report an encounter with a ghostly intruder. The team uncovers a history of murder and madness and are threatened by spirit voices. But what lies beneath the home is even more troubling.

A terrified couple calls Cindy, Dave and K.D. to their home after the wife awoke to a dark figure choking her. The team's investigation reveals that this unassuming house on a quiet residential street may hold the key to what is haunting Butte, and why.

Butte's Dumas Brothel is famous for its ghosts, but the hauntings have now turned aggressive. To find answers, Dave, Cindy and K.D. contact two female spirits who once worked there. Are they behind the recent attacks? Or has a dark entity moved in?

A family is plagued by poltergeist activity and a menacing shadow figure who visits their small son. Dave, Cindy and K.D. wonder if this house, located on the site of a former racetrack, could be connected to the vices of old and the darker side of Butte.

Dave, Cindy and K.D. are called to Butte's historic courthouse after a woman has a strange encounter with an apparition. When they uncover a history of brutal public executions, the team fears one of the spirits roaming the halls is out for blood.

Dave, Cindy and K.D. have identified the dark entity behind the trouble in Butte. Now they must confront this "monster" hundreds of feet below the ground in what could prove to be the most harrowing paranormal battle of their lives.