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The Dead Files Season 6 Episode 2
Steve and Amy step in to investigate disturbing paranormal activity at a frightened family’s home in hurricane-ravaged Florida City, FL.
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Serie: The Dead Files
Episode Title: The Aftermath
Air Date: 2014-07-12
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