We investigate a double haunting in Irvington, Indiana. Were there slaves in the free state of Indiana? Did the infamous serial killer H. H. Holmes leave behind the ghosts of his victims? IS Hank-Arnold a good name for a dog? We attempt to get to the bottom of these questions in this episode of Simply Gone.

We tackle our first personal experience as we hunt and attempt to summon a faceless ghost that supposedly haunts Southeastway Park just outside of Indianapolis. Just how vicious is this ghost? How intense is this episode? How can you not already be listening to it?

We dive into our most challenging case yet: St. Joseph Brewery. Join us as we pound down drink after drink in pursuit of the truth. Are the rumors of stigmata true? What about the naughty nun? And just who is she seducing? We get drunk, but do we get drunk enough to see a ghost?

We visit one of Indiana's most haunted locations to find out who or what is lurking. The Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane is said to house a variety of ghosts. But what happens when they're antagonized?

We investigate the case of Edna Collins, a young girl who vanished beneath a covered bridge near Greencastle, Indiana. Does she still haunt the bridge? Or has everyone simply gone mad?

Join us this week as we investigate the Mill Race Monster from the infamous Mill Race Park in Columbus, Indiana. We seek out the monster using only the latest, and greatest paranormal technology. So is the Mill Race Monster real? Join us and find out.

This week we head to Brazil, Indiana, rumored home of Hell’s Gate, or one of the seven said to be in the Wabash Valley. So is Hell’s Gate haunted? Is there truly a gatekeeper watching over the 7th Hell’s Gate? Or is Hell’s Gate just an example of people who have simply gone mad?

We head to Shelbyville, Indiana to investigate claims of werewolf activity.