Join Jason Hawes Live: Conjuring House Community Hangout Tonight at 8:30 PM EST
“Too often, people come into a location already convinced it's haunted — and that confirmation bias shapes everything they think they experience. My job is to strip that away and find the truth, whatever it turns out to be.”
— Jason Hawes
Tonight's the night — I'm going live at 8:30 PM EST and I want you there with me. Whether you're a longtime member of the TAPS community or you're just discovering the world of paranormal investigation, this is your chance to pull up a chair and be part of the conversation. The Conjuring House has a way of drawing people in, and I have a feeling tonight is going to be one of those streams worth showing up for.
I've spent decades in this field, and one thing I've learned is that the community matters just as much as the investigation itself. The people who tune in, ask the hard questions, share their own experiences, and push back when something doesn't add up — that's the backbone of what we do at TAPS. Tonight's live stream is about exactly that: getting together, talking paranormal, and connecting with the people who make this work meaningful.
The Conjuring House — the Perron family farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island — is one of those locations that carries serious weight in the paranormal world. It's the property that inspired the 2013 film The Conjuring, and it has a documented history that goes back centuries. Claims of activity at this location have ranged from unexplained sounds and shadows to more intense personal experiences reported by residents, investigators, and visitors alike. As someone who walks into every location looking for the rational explanation first, I find places like this fascinating precisely because they demand a higher standard of scrutiny.
That skeptic-first approach is something I plan to talk about tonight. Too often, people come into a location already convinced it's haunted, and that confirmation bias shapes everything they think they experience. My job — and the job of any serious investigator — is to strip that away. What's the history of the building? What are the environmental conditions? Is there infrasound, electromagnetic interference, carbon monoxide, or structural settling that could account for what people are feeling or hearing? You rule all of that out first. What's left after that process deserves a much closer look.
Tonight isn't a formal investigation recap — it's a community hangout, and I'm keeping it open. Bring your questions, bring your theories, bring your skepticism. If you've had a personal experience you can't explain, I want to hear it. If you think every paranormal claim has a rational answer, come make that case. This is the kind of conversation that makes the paranormal community stronger, and I genuinely look forward to these live sessions because they remind me why I started TAPS in the first place — not for television, not for fame, but because people deserve honest, grounded answers about the things that scare them.
Tonight at 8:30 PM EST, I'll be live and ready to talk all things paranormal with the best community in the business. Don't miss it — drop your questions in the chat and let's get into it together. See you tonight.