We Want to Believe Ep. 3: The Demon Jar Part 3

The We Want to Believe team continue to investigate an allegedly haunted hotel with this, the penultimate episode in The Demon Jar case, exclusive to JoBlo Horror Videos!

What can guys and ghouls expect with this latest instalment? Check out the official synopsis:

"The Demon Jar Part Three: The Room Investigations Part 11 - Peter, Jason and the team continue their investigation at the allegedly haunted hotel. and evidence begins to present itself. Peter captures a startling voice on the Spirit Box that might tie into a number of incidents at the hotel. And Jason and Sarah pick up what could be a woman's voice whispering to them in one of the rooms. But is this real evidence of ghostly activity? Or can it be easily explained away?"

Now make with the spooky:

The We Want to Believe team is, from left to right, cinematographer Brandon Knippelberg, music/sound/executive producer Shawn Knippelberg, writer/director/creator Jason Hewlett, lead investigator/executive producer Peter Renn, investigator Sarah Jane, and cinematographer/executive producer Marcus Flor.

New episodes appear once a month at JoBlo Horror Videos. Big thanks to Arrow in the Head frontman John Fallon for coming on board as producer, and JoBlo himself, Berge Garabedian, for guiding us as executive producer.

In the meantime, keep up with our shenanigans via the official We Want to Believe Facebook page! Now check out some pics from the latest episode!

Before you go, revisit episodes 1 and 2:

The Demon Jar Part 1

The Demon Jar Part 2

Source: Arrow in the Head

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