Greg Feketik describes conducting investigations at the Ohio State Reformatory and explains why its silence, architecture, and history make it such a compelling paranormal location. The discussion covers reported apparitions, shadow figures, electronic voice phenomena, growls, unexplained lights, physical attacks, and activity in areas connected to former wardens’ families and incarcerated people. The hosts consider whether fear, grief, violence, religious devotion, and strong personal memories can leave an imprint on a building or landscape. They also compare the reformatory with other locations, including caves, private homes, apartments, and an abandoned hospital where investigators witnessed apparitions, moving objects, and physical encounters. Particular attention is given to the prison attic, once used to confine violent inmates after a devastating fire. Footsteps, shadows, strange sounds, responsive tapping, and visitors fainting have contributed to its reputation as one of the team’s most intense investigation sites. The episode closes by discussing a large community paranormal event designed to bring visitors together while supporting the historic reformatory.