Sneak Peek Tuesday - GH/Paranormal Witness/Haven



The team is scoping out a basement where inhabitants have stated they feel like they’re being watched. Britt and KJ break out the EMF reader but don’t see a lot of response. They do however start to hear things including footsteps. As they’re trying to speak to whomever or whatever is there, they sense it could be near the camera set up in a corner, and then, the thermal camera literally falls over. Be sure to watch the clip and tune in on Wednesday 9/8c to see what caused the camera to topple, and if Britt and KJ can make a connection.



The stories will keep you on the edge of your seat with discomfort but cringing for more, as those who experienced the encounters in real life give you a look into what it felt like to have a paranormal interaction. In the sneak peek clip below, a little girl appears to have an imaginary friend and her parents think it’s fun to play along at first, but then their daughter’s stories with her friend start to change and things are not just imaginary anymore. Be sure to watch the clip and tune in on Wednesday at 10/9c only on Syfy.



Duke warns Evi that the building they’re in is surrounded by men with guns. It’s the police station and the men outside are trying to stop a deadly outbreak from reaching the rest of Haven. Audrey is filing a report and has to question everyone and suddenly they realize the key card to exit the building is missing. Evi has it and chooses to use it to go outside and stop running from those wanting to stop the outbreak. Duke insists she come back in, but it may be too late. Watch the clip and tune in this Friday at 10/9c on Syfy to see if Evi will turn around and stay at the station, or if the guns pointed at her are fired!

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