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The Conjuring House (Perron Family Farmhouse), Harrisville, Rhode Island — the real-life location behind the 2013 film 'The Conjuring,' investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren in the 1970s.
July 28, 2026
Inconclusive — this is a community hangout and discussion event, not a formal investigation. No evidence reviewed or verdict issued.

Join Jason Hawes Live Tonight: Conjuring House Community Hangout at 8:30 PM EST

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The goal has never been to find a ghost — it's to find the truth. And tonight, we're going to talk about what that actually looks like.

— Jason Hawes
The Investigation

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 family 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. Community is everything in this field, and tonight we're bringing that community together.

Findings

I've spent decades investigating some of the most compelling and controversial locations in the world, and one thing I've learned is that the conversation doesn't end when the cameras stop rolling. Some of the best discussions I've ever had about the paranormal have happened after the investigation — when we're sitting around, breaking down what we experienced, what we caught on equipment, and more importantly, what we were able to explain away. That back-and-forth is what sharpens your instincts as an investigator, and tonight's live stream is built around exactly that kind of exchange.

The Conjuring House — the Perron family farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island — is one of those locations that never really leaves you. It sits at the center of one of the most talked-about paranormal cases in American history, and it's a place I feel deserves serious, methodical scrutiny rather than sensationalism. My approach has always been the same: walk in as a skeptic, document everything, and only consider a paranormal explanation when every rational one has been exhausted. That discipline is something I'm passionate about sharing with this community, and it's going to be front and center in tonight's hangout.

Live streams like this one give us something that produced television episodes simply can't — real time. Real questions, real answers, and a genuine back-and-forth with the people who care about this work as much as I do. I'll be there to talk through cases, methodology, what it actually looks like to investigate a location with the rigor it deserves, and whatever else the community wants to dig into. If you've got questions about the Conjuring House, about equipment, about how TAPS approaches a new location, or about anything else in the paranormal space, bring them. Tonight is for you.

I always say that the goal isn't to find a ghost — it's to find the truth. Sometimes that truth is a drafty window causing a door to slam. Sometimes it's infrasound from old pipes triggering feelings of unease. And sometimes, after you've ruled everything else out, you're left with something you genuinely can't explain. Either way, the process matters. Tonight we're going to talk about that process, celebrate this community, and have a great time doing it. Set your reminder, grab your coffee, and I'll see you at 8:30 PM EST.

Verdict

Tonight isn't about jumping to conclusions — it's about building the kind of informed, thoughtful community that takes this field seriously. I'm looking forward to seeing every one of you in the live chat at 8:30 PM EST. Don't miss it.

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