‘The Haunting Of’ Season 3, Episode 12: ‘Shirley Jones’

The Haunting Of

On this week’s The Haunting Of season 3, episode 12: ‘Shirley Jones,’  Actress Shirley Jones revisits her former home in upstate New York that she was chased from by spirits.

“The Haunting Of…” is an original series featuring world-renowned psychic-medium Kim Russo as she gives an exclusive look at celebrities who have had their lives changed by paranormal events.

Each one-hour episode of “The Haunting Of…”  features celebrities’ real life encounters with the paranormal as they return to the site of their traumatic experience. During these gripping journeys, Russo unlocks the secrets that haunted each celebrity and explains the unexplained. Russo also unveils shocking psychic moments and surprising personal revelations as she tunes into the celebrities’ personal lives and connects with their loved ones who have crossed over.

“The Haunting Of” season 3, episode 12: ‘Shirley Jones’ airs Jan. 25, at 10p.m. EST on the Biography Channel.

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