![]() ![]() Ghost Hunt: Chilling Tales of the Unknown. Hawes, Jason Wilson, Grant Dokey, Cameron (2010). ![]() Seeking Spirits: The Lost Cases of The Atlantic Paranormal Society. Hawes, Jason Wilson, Grant Friedman, Michael Jan (2009).Ghost Hunting: True Stories of Unexplained Phenomena from The Atlantic Paranormal Society. Hawes, Jason Wilson, Grant Friedman, Michael Jan (2007).Because of these activities, Eckstrom was sentenced to two years in federal prison in January 2006. Before he could send the message, he was arrested. Next, Eckstrom typed a message threatening to kill President Bush, again in Hawes' name, using the Department of Homeland Security's website. While under surveillance by federal agents, Eckstrom used a Bethel Park, Pennsylvania library computer to send an e-mail in Hawes' name to Roto Rooter's Cincinnati headquarters, threatening to shoot employees there. Eckstrom also used Hawes's name to send e-mails to some female members of TAPS, in which he threatened to rape and murder them. Bush, the Secret Service became involved. When the e-mails began to include threats against then President George W. Clair, Pennsylvania, began to send threatening e-mails to Jason Hawes, founder of TAPS. In March 2005, Barry Clinton Eckstrom, 51, of Upper St. Hawes has used public ghost hunting events and personal appearances to raise money for various charities, such as the Shriners Hospitals for Children and Cure Kids Cancer. They finally sold the Inn in the summer of 2014. The two are former co-owners of the Spalding Inn, based in Whitefield, New Hampshire. It was Hawes who brought Wilson into the plumbing business. He and fellow TAPS founder Grant Wilson are longtime co-workers at their day job as plumbers for Roto-Rooter. Hawes has written two books on the paranormal and four sci-fi/ thriller screenplays. By that time, Hawes had opted to create his own show, Ghost Nation, with Ghost Hunters alumni Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango, which has been airing on the Travel Channel since October 2019. The show's initial run ended in 2016, although it was eventually revived for a 12th season in 2019. When Hawes was twenty-two, he went on to found TAPS/The Atlantic Paranormal Society and co-create the major television hit Ghost Hunters, which became the flagship show of the Syfy Channel and made it one of the top watched channels on cable. Hawes founded the Rhode Island Paranormal Society (RIPS) in 1990 as a support group for people who had paranormal experiences. Paranormal researcher John Zaffis told Hawes that he was becoming sensitive to paranormal phenomena. According to his own account, Hawes began to see apparitions at the age of twenty after a girlfriend who practiced Reiki manipulated his life force energy. Hawes was born in Canandaigua, New York and moved to Warwick, Rhode Island in 1979.
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