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Death Of A Ghost Hunter

A paranormal investigator determined to prove that there is life after death investigates the house where an unspeakable tragedy occurred in director Sean Tretta’s low-budget ghost story.

The year was 2002. Carter Simms was a ghost hunter whose meticulous approach to studying the supernatural had earned her a $5000 offer to perform a paranormal investigation of the notorious “Masterson House.” Twenty years ago, respected Minister Joseph Masterson, is devoted wife, and their adorable daughter where ruthlessly slaughtered inside their family abode. To this day, the locals insist that the house where these unspeakable acts occurred is still haunted. After recruiting a videographer, a reporter, and a spiritual advocate to assist the investigation, Simms and her small crew settled prepared to prove once and for all whether “Masterson House” was truly haunted. Three days later, Simms was dead.
What sinister events unfolded in that unholy house of death? In this film, viewers are invited to follow along on that fateful investigation and find out firsthand just what awful otherworldy force sent this seasoned ghost hunter to her grave.

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