Holzer, whose first book, “Ghost Hunter,” was released in 1963, is not only credited for having coined the phrase “Ghost Hunter,” but was also, during his lifetime, America’s foremost authority on paranormal events, research and investigation, appearing on countless television and radio programs around the globe promoting his work. The author of more than 150 books on virtually every topic imaginable within the realm of the supernatural, Holzer even inspired Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis to write “Ghostbusters.” Dr. Holzer’s legendary four-decade exploration into disturbing hauntings like the “Amityville Horror” house helped spawn legions of supernatural enthusiasts. Recognized as the “Father of the Paranormal,” Dr. I’m thrilled and truly excited to welcome the launch of ‘The Holzer Files.’” Now, 10 years after his passing, I’ve reopened my father’s case files for the very first time! Together with the producers of this new series, we’ve pulled together a team of paranormal experts to take a second look at many of my father’s cases, so they can re-investigate these remarkable hauntings. Hans Holzer, gave life to the global fascination with ‘the other side’ as America’s first paranormal investigator. Regarding “The Holzer Files,” Alexandra Holzer says, “Over 50 years ago, my father, Dr. Holzer’s most captivating case files – digging into thousands of documents, letters, photographs and chilling audio and visual recordings dating back to the 1950s. Featuring Holzer’s daughter, Alexandra Holzer, a renowned author, journalist, and Paranormal Investigator in her own right, (who resides in Chester, New York), Travel Channel will exclusively reopen Dr. ET/PT, in which a dedicated paranormal team will investigate terrifying true hauntings from the recently discovered case files of America’s first ghost hunter, Dr.

On October 3, 2019, Travel Channel will debut a new (10-part, hour-long) series entitled “The Holzer Files” at 10 p.m.

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