Modern science tells us that, on the simplest level, the material world is nothing but energy, and we are all physically connected to the world around us. This might explain why Romie feels drawn to the abandoned house in Tucson, Arizona, that becomes her future home. It is as if she has been there before, or as if she was always meant to be there. After she moves in, Romie begins to have recurring nightmares that slowly bleed into her waking life. Late one night, she sees a shadowy spirit pacing in her hallway. A clairvoyant later suggests that she try to make contact, to ask what her visitor wants, but Romie is overwhelmed by fear. Since the spirit seems only to threaten her directly, she begins to question her own sanity: Is the house haunted, or is Romie herself cursed?
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Complete story — includes the ending
Drawn to an abandoned home in Tucson, Arizona 's Silvercroft neighborhood, Romie feels like she was always meant to be there. However, nightmares and reality merge, threatening her sanity and posing the fearful possibility of making contact with the other world. When a psychic, Amy Allan, goes over to investigate the house, she discovers the haunting is connected to Romie herself and causing her to confess the truth. The psychic tells her that in order to deal with it, she must face her plaguing family issues in the form of a dark spirit by seeking help from a licensed psychiatrist. Note: Amy Allan first appeared in this episode six years before she began the Dead Files on September 23, 2011.