By: One World Publishing
The air inside an abandoned asylum is heavy, thick with dust and silence. A camera cuts through the dark as Shane Pittman listens for movement, while Dave Schrader and Cindy Kaza stand nearby, each focused in their own way. This is where the three thrive — in spaces where history lingers, where fear mixes with fascination, and where the unexplained waits to be uncovered.
For years, viewers knew them as the team from The Holzer Files, revisiting the legendary casework of one of the most renowned paranormal investigators in history. That experience created a bond, both between the investigators themselves and with the audience who followed their every case. Now, the trio is back with a new mission. Their latest series, Paranormal Mysteries, is the flagship launch for BeaconTV, a streaming platform built entirely around paranormal, true crime, and horror storytelling.
A Platform That Reflects Its Audience
BeaconTV is not trying to be the next Netflix. It was created by Shane Pittman and Josh Purvis with something much simpler in mind: build a home for people who live for the strange and unexplained. Its tagline, “Where Fear Meets Curiosity,” speaks as much to the audience as it does to the investigators who lead its programming.
Pittman describes the vision with the conviction of someone who has spent his life chasing answers. “BeaconTV was built for people like us—those who crave stories that push boundaries and make you question the unknown. Paranormal Mysteries is more than a show; it’s an invitation to explore the world’s strangest, most haunted places with us, and to finally give a voice to the experiences others are too afraid to confront.”
In other words, BeaconTV is not about content designed to please algorithms. It is about giving a community of fans the authenticity they have been asking for.
The Investigators Behind the Series
Each member of the team brings something essential to Paranormal Mysteries. Schrader has decades of experience as a radio host and paranormal investigator, with the ability to bridge skepticism and open-mindedness. Kaza is an internationally known psychic medium whose work has taken her into some of the most chilling cases on record. Pittman, already familiar to audiences from 28 Days Haunted and The Holzer Files, brings his personal connection to the unexplained and his focus on experimental investigative techniques.
Schrader sees the project as a natural evolution of what began with The Holzer Files. “Together, we revisited the case files of a world renowned paranormal investigator and had such a profound connection as a team, we knew it was time to begin our own files and here we are, poised to begin our own Paranormal Mysteries,” he said.
Kaza looks at the series as the start of something bigger. “I’m so excited to be a part of Paranormal Mysteries alongside Dave and Shane! Together we’ve explored some truly unique locations and fascinating phenomena—and this is just the beginning. We can’t wait to share more episodes with you soon!”
A New Kind of Streaming Strategy
Rather than offering a scattershot library at launch, BeaconTV has chosen to anchor its identity in one flagship series. It is a strategy that might seem risky in an era where bigger usually means better. But for fans of the paranormal, Paranormal Mysteries feels like exactly the kind of content that could define a platform.
And unlike mainstream services where paranormal shows are seasonal novelties, BeaconTV is positioning itself as a permanent home. Its engagement with fans extends beyond the screen through Facebook, X, and Instagram. Pittman himself remains active across his personal Facebook, X, and Instagram.
More Than Just Ghost Stories
The real promise of Paranormal Mysteries is not just new episodes of eerie investigations. It is the continuation of a relationship between investigators and their audience. Fans trust this team, and that trust matters when the subject is as elusive as the paranormal.
With BeaconTV, Schrader, Kaza, and Pittman are no longer just guests in someone else’s programming lineup. They are building a platform where their work sets the tone. For viewers who have been waiting for a place that takes their curiosity seriously, it feels like a long overdue step forward.
And for the trio themselves, it feels like unfinished business — only this time, they are writing the case files on their own terms.
