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The team investigates the site of one of the worst disasters in aviation history.

TAPS looks for mischevous spirits in a Pennsylvania farmhouse, then investigates claims of the supernatural in the Old State House in Hartford, Connecticut.

TAPS heads to Hartford, Connecticut, to investigate the well known American author Mark Twain's home. It has been reported that people who visit this home have seen sightings of full-bodied apparitions and heard disembodied laughter of an alleged "ghostly child".

The TAPS team heads to Pensacola, Florida to investigate the Pensacola Lighthouse. Claims of paranormal activity include a legend of a woman's ghost that has been passed down for generations, claims linked to transparent people and accounts in which lights have turned off and on by themselves.

TAPS heads to Fitzwilliam, New.Hampshire to investigate the Amos J. Blake House Museum, where claims of disembodied voices and whispers are said to have been heard and toys are said have been seen turning on by themselves. On the second investigation of the episode, TAPS heads to Pensacola, Florida to investigate the historic Arbona Building. Claims of paranormal activity include employees being harassed by alleged ghosts.

TAPS is joined by Eddie McClintock (Warehouse 13) to search for the spirit of legendary wild west entertainer Buffalo Bill in Golden, Colorado. Later TAPS also heads to Eatonton, GA to investigate Oakland Hall.

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For their next investigation, TAPS packs up their gear and heads to the Windy City. Mysterious paranormal activities at the Congress Theater have employees and visitors spooked senseless.

TAPS heads to Kingston, Ontario to investigate claims of paranormal activity located inside a 19th-century military complex that later served as a POW camp for Nazis captured during World War II known as Fort Henry.

TAPS heads to Quincy Massachusetts to investigate claims of paranormal activity located inside the USS Salem, a decommissioned US Navy heavy cruiser. Claims of paranormal activity include disembodied voices and shadowy apparitions. Later, the heads to Ontario, Canada to investigate the Cornwall Jail.

TAPS is joined by music legend Meat Loaf who will assist the team on investigating an allegedly haunted, private island in Thousand Islands, New York.

TAPS heads over to Staten Island, New York to investigate Claims concerning a spectral drummer at the historic Church of St. Andrews. Later, on the second investigation, TAPS heads to Chicago, Illinois to investigate Chicago's Benton House, which is a community center allegedly possessed by angry spirits.

TAPS is joined by Dave Tango's father, Bruce Tango, to help the team investigate investigates the Union County Courthouse in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Later, on the second investigation, TAPS investigates a 19th-century home in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.

TAPS is joined by special investigator and host of SyFy's "Destination Truth", Josh Gates who will help the team in investigating claims of paranormal activities in a New Jersey's Essex County Jail.

Chads Ford, PA. The team investigates a ranch house that is built on a Civil War battlefield, and then the home of Robert E. Lee.

TAPS heads to the former home of Maryland's infamous Samuel Mudd, the physician who was implicated and imprisoned for aiding and aiding John Wilkes Booth, President Abraham Lincolns assassin. Later on the second investigation, TAPS heads to another historic site located in Virginia to visit the Edgewood Plantation, the home of Presidents William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison.

On the mid season premier, TAPS heads to a Massachusetts home. During the investigation, TAPS founding member Jason Hawes appears to be the target of a series of phantom attacks.

On the mid-season finally, TAPS heads over to Newark, New Jersey to investigate an psychiatric hospital and facility, where people have claimed to hear and disembodied screams and sightings of a formal nurse that use to work at the facility.

The TAPS teams is joined by the GHI team (Ghost Hunters International) in a joint investigation of the Spalding Inn located in Whitefield, New Hampshire. The Spalding Inn is said to have been purportedly haunted by the ghost of child roaming around the hallways of the inn. Other claims include a shadowy figure that also haunts and watches people on the grounds from the windows.

TAPS heads over to Atlanta, Georgia at the Pemberton Place to investigate claims of paranormal activities at a local aquarium. The Georgia Aquarium is the home of a large exhibit of rare RMS Titanic artifacts that have been linked to paranormal activities in the aquarium.

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TAPS goes to Lenox, Massachusettes to investigate the residence of author Edith Wharton.

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On the season premier of the show, TAPS heads over to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to the home of Betsy Ross were TAPS will investigate several claims of paranormal activities. Later, on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS heads to Glen Mills, Pennsylvania to investigate a 300 year old residence.

On the season finale, TAPS heads over to Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse and Fort Constitution in New Hampshire to investigate claims regarding several apparition sightings and other strange paranormal phenomena.

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Josh Gates sits down with TAPS members in a look back at TAPS' previous investigations of the last seasons of the show. As well as a special look back at the Ghost Hunters first episode, including never before seen footage of the investigation.

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TAPS heads to San Francisco, California to investigate the US Navy aircraft carrier the "USS Hornet" CV-12. TAPS is joined by "Eureka" star Colin Ferguson who will assist TAPS on the investigation.

TAPS heads to Massachusetts to investigate two separate locations. One located in Springfield, the other in Leominster.

TAPS heads over to an "ancestral home" located in Dayville, Connecticut, where claims of paranormal activities involving a malevolent spirit is probed. TAPS then heads to Appleton, New York to investigate a local winery.

TAPS heads over to Saint James County, Vacherie, Louisiana to invesigate the infamous Oak Alley Plantation Restaurant & Inn. Claims of paranormal activities include the phantom apparition of the formal owners and residents of the plantain, strange noises, feelings of being touched without a source, objects moving by themselves and more.

TAPS heads off to Florida to investigate two separate locations. First, TAPS heads to the 'Seven Sisters Inn' located in Ocala, Florida. Where they they will investigate claims made by employees and guests from this Inn. Later, TAPS heads to the 'Renaissance Vinoy Resort' located in Saint Petersburg, Florida, where they will also investigate other claims of paranormal activity.

TAPS heads over to Buffalo, New York, to investigate an old train station known as the Buffalo Central Terminal. The terminal was built in 1929 and began running on the same year. It was operation for about 50 years when it closed in 1979. In the station's prime, the station would have at least 200 trains passing by the station in an average day. The terminal was used in World War II to transport several American troops, as well as German POWs. The station's main office tower is 14 stories high, and the length of the entire complex is over 500 square feet. After the terminal was closed, there were a few private investors bought the station, notably Tony Fedele, who bought the station in 1979, to which this investment on the station was claimed to be his "demise". In later years after Fedele left he project, the station went abandoned for several years, and had been vandalized greatly, causing hazards to people who go inside the station. The station is currently undergoing through an extensive renovation and restoration work, the which is claimed to be the reason of the recent spike in paranormal activity in the station. Claims of paranormal activity include: Residual type hauntings like witnesses claiming to have seen two ghostly apparitions in the third floor standing by a water fountain, and when these witnesses went near these apparitions, the apparitions vanished, including the water fountain they were drinking off of. There have also been claims that the spirit of Tony Fedele, former formal owner of the terminal who tried to renovate and save the the satiation but failed, still haunts this terminal; Tony's demise is blamed on his passion to renovate the Terminal. A female apparition is reported to haunt the mail room . Also, it is claimed that a German speaking ghost haunts the lower levels of the terminal. And several other types of haunting (both residual and intelligent) and strange apparitions are also reported. Other claims include: Cold spots, extreme feelings of dread, strange noises and voices, and feelings of being watched.

(Case #1: North Kingstown, Rhode Island - Carriage Inn) TAPS heads over to North Kingstown, Rhode Island to investigate the "[Hoof, Fin, and Feathers] Carriage Inn" banquet hall, where they will look into claims made by employees of this former inn and brothel which was built in 1760. Claims include: Voices of dead children and general disembodied voice, specifically a little boy who, according to legend, is "proclaiming the innocence of his father who was hung in the attic" of the Inn; full body apparitions spectral sightings, phantom appearances of a woman dressed in 1700's (or possibly 1800's) clothing, apparitions of a little girl that has burn scars over her face who stands still and only stares outside; apparitions of dead prostitutes roaming inside he Inn's barn, unknown forces apparently slapping and grabbing the Inn's employees, whispers, and some cold spots in the attic of this banquet hall. (Case #2: Groton, Connecticut - Stiteler House) Also, the TAPS teams heads to Groton, Connecticut to investigate a residential house (a private home) claimed to be haunted. The Stiteler family, a self proclaimed 'military family', have all experiences and seen an apparitions of something apparently looking like a child, a boy, with the physical characteristics of having black nose, black hair, black eyes, black mouth and squiggly arms. Inside he room of their youngest child they have seen toys turning on my themselves a he same time every night (at 3:00AM.). Including a rocking-battery-powered-toy-horse turning on by itself without any batteries inside of it, and a TV set turning on by itself.

(Case #1: Pawtucket, Rhode Island - Slater Mill) TAPS heads over to visits the historic Pawtucket Slater Mill, which is the oldest industrial site in the US, and is a state landmark. The mill is also the first successful water powered factory in the United States. The mill was opened in 1793 with initially 9 children working on the machinery (7 girls and 2 boys). These children where hired to work on the machines small and tight areas surrounding the machinery. Some of the children lost their lives be accidentally getting ought up the machinery while it was still running, while other children had lost fingers and other appendages while working on the machinery. Claims of paranormal activity include: Rumored to have the spirit of a 9 year boy roaming the mill, several cold spots in different locations, the feeling and sensation of watched inside the bell tower of the mill and general feeling of discomfort, noises indicating the mill being operated, old mill machines turning on be themselves with no one operating them, alarm systems not functioning stating that it was due to people still inside the mill when there are none, a mill wheel turning around by itself without cause and on it's own. (Case #2: Simsbury, Connecticut - Pettibone Tavern) On the second case of the episode, TAPS heads over to Simsbury, Connecticut to visit the Pettibone Tavern. The tavern was built in 1780 where a sea Captain named Jacob Pettibone use to live in. The tavern recently underwent a damaging fire. The tavern's owners invited TAPS to investigate before renovation work takes place. It is rumored through legend that Captain Pettibone's daughter, Abagael, was beheaded along side a man that wasn't her husband, by her husband after he had found them sleeping together one day. Claims of paranormal activity include:Rumored to have the spirit of Abagael roaming the tavern, other full body apparitions which include a dark man standing in a corner, hearing one's own names being called out, strange images inside a bathroom mirror which use to be Abagael's room, sensations of people touching their shoulders, phantom smells of barnyard-like kinds of odors.

On the mid season premier, TAPS heads over to Iron Island, Buffalo, New York where they'll be investigating the Iron Island Museum. The Iron Island Museum was a formal Episcopal Church built in 1883 and later reworked as a funeral home/parlor in the 1950's. In the year 2000 it was renovated to be the city's museum. During renovation works, renovation workers had found more then 32 boxes of human ashes and remains. During the building's life as a funeral home, there was a person who past away during a wake. Volunteers for the museum are afraid to even go inside of it. Paranormal claims and activities include ominous shadow figures, cold spots, objects moving and falling by themselves, feeling of being followed, doors that are locked becoming unlocked and open by themselves, full body apparitions, and appearance of small children where none are present at the time.

On the mid season finale, TAPS heads to Pea Patch Island, Delaware where they will investigate a formal POW camp during civil war known as Fort Delaware. Fort Delaware is the site of one of the largest civil war prisons. This island fortress, which is only accessible by boat, was built in 1848 and took 20 years to build. It was originally built as an artillery defense camp for the Union and was turned into a POW camp during civil war. It housed over 33000 prisoners, and over 2500 people had died at this fort. Three major claims have been brought to the attention of TAPS, all three include physical apparitions of "cleaning lady", a "female cook", and a "soldier". The cleaning lady was claimed to have been seen inside a room and cleans a kettle then disappears. The female cook was claimed to have been seen inside the kitchen area lifting pots and smiles back at eyewitness then disappears, it was reported that the same apparition had been heard laughing and causing doors to become locked. The Civil war soldier had been spotted throughout the fort. Other claims include phantom whispers & voices, a lamp thrown at people without reason or cause. TAPS is joined by guest investigator, and "Hunt for a Hunter" winner, Mark Fusetti.

TAPS heads over to Dave Tango's home state of New Jersey to investigate two separate locations, both well known for being plagued by Paranormal activities. Dave Tango's father, William "Bruce" Tango, tags along for the two investigations. The "Red Mill" and "Proprietary House" are investigated. (Case #1: Clinton, New Jersey - The Red Mill) TAPS heads over to Clinton, New Jersey to investigate a 19th-century mill, known as the Red Mill. The Red Mill Museum Village is over 200 years old, and has been used for making such products as wool, talcum, and grains. Paranormal claims include phantom footsteps, machinery stopping and turning on by themselves, strange noises like the clicks from a typewriters where none are present. People complaining about something touching them but nothing being visibly present, ghostly apparitions and other unexplainable noises & voices. (Case #2: Clinton, New Jersey - Proprietary House) On the second investigation, the TAPS team heads over to Clinton, New Jersey where they will be checking out the Proprietary House. Proprietary House was the home of the state's last royally appointed governor. The Proprietary House was once the house where Ben Franklin's illegitimate son,William Franklin, lived in. Paranormal claims associated with the mansion include ghostly apparitions of a little boy in colonial clothes, and a woman in white have been reported. Strange beams of light coming off the walls, phantom footsteps & shadow figures and unexplainable noises & voices have also been reported.

(Case #1: Cape Cod, Massachusetts - Colonial House Inn) The TAPS team investigates the historic Colonial House Inn located in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Built in 1730 by a sea captain named Josiah Ryder, this inn has been reportedly plagued by paranormal activities such as people reportedly hearing a crying man & children's laughter where there are none, shadowy figures, ghostly figures of an elderly woman & man, and also feelings of paranoia . (Case #2: Moss Beach, California - Moss Beach Distillery) Later, on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS travels to Moss Beach, California to investigate inside a Distillery known as Moss Beach Distillery. According legend, the distillery is haunted by a ghost of an old woman known as the "Blue Lady". Eyewitness have reported that objects have move by themselves and accredits this to Blue Lady after other witness have seen her apparition roaming inside the distillery.

(Case #1: New Haven County, Connecticut - New Haven House) TAPS heads over to a New England home in New Haven County, Connecticut where they investigate claims made by the family regarding paranormal activity. The house itself has a long history associated with it. It is located on land once believed to be a site where Native Americans use to live on, American revolutionary war battle grounds, and also currently has greenhouses all over the property and still have working land for farming purposes. (Case #2: Manchester, New Hampshire - Palace Theater) Later, on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS heads to investigate a former vaudeville in Manchester, New Hampshire known as Palace Theater. Paranormal claims include a man committing suicide and returning to haunt the place, strange voices and noise, apparitions, shadows, and phantom footsteps. Jason is concerned because it is a theater and noises and voices could be the product of the architecture for such a place.

The TAPS team heads over to a former psychiatric hospital in Weston, West Virginia that was constructed near the beginning of the civil war in the 1850s. Known as the "Weston State Hospital" formally known as the "Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum", TAPS will investigate claims made by the owner, tour guides and volunteers of the asylum concerning paranormal activities. Witnesses have claimed to of seen and heard ghostly entities/phantomly figures, disembodies voices, phantom black blobs of smoke, and tugging of their clothes. Newly renovation progress has commenced in this hospital leading to newer claims that have been brought to TAPS by the renovation team to investigate.

TAPS heads over to Nevada to investigate two separate locations both well known for being plagued by Paranormal activities."The Goldfield Hotel" and "The Old Washoe Club" (Case #1: Goldfield, Nevada - Goldfield Hotel) First, TAPS heads over to the the Goldfield Hotel located in Goldfield, Nevada where this 100 year hotel that is about the be renovated, has been reportedly plagued by numerous hauntings and paranormal activities that include phantom shadows and disembodied voices. (Case #2: Virginia City, Nevada - Old Washoe Club) On the second investigation, TAPS heads over to a former millionaires club that was built in 1862 and is now a bar know as the "Old Washoe Club". Patrons as well as employees and former employees have reportedly experienced several paranormal activities such as disdained heads floating around, ghostly children standing hauntingly gazing, and many other things.

(Case #1: Bretton Woods, New Hampshire - Mount Washington Hotel) The TAPS team heads over to New Hampshire's Mount Washington Resort where TAPS investigates claims that the staff of the resort have encountered things such as strange cold spots and other possible paranormal activities. Also in this resort, it has been rumored that the spirit of a deceased princess roams around. (Case #2: Providence, Rhode Island - Ruffstone Tavern) Later, on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS heads over to the Ruffstone Tavern in North Providence, Rhode Island, where there have been claims of paranormal activities concerning this place such as strange odors, and feelings of being watched.

The TAPS teams goes on to investigate three buildings at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. (Arnold House, Building 70, and a Warehouse located inside Building 70) (Site#1: Near Dayton, Ohio ~ Wright-Patterson Air Force Base - Arnold House) First off TAPS investigates the Arnold House, which is the site of a formal residential house built in 1841 that was bought by the Air Force. Where reportedly ghostly children still roam the house, phantom footsteps and objects moving be themselves. (Site#2: Near Dayton, Ohio. ~ Wright-Patterson Air Force Base - Building 70) Later TAPS heads on to investigate Building 70, which is a building that was built during the second world war. This building also contains a office space and a warehouse. The locations of which there has been claims concerning phantom typists, an elevator with a mind of its own, disembodied children's laughter, and phantom apparitions.

(Case #1: Norton, Massachusetts - Medeiros' House) TAPS heads over to a Massachusetts household residence where a family is reportedly plagued by shadowy figures, phantom footsteps and other paranormal activities. (Case #2: Trinway, Ohio - Prospect Place) Later, on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS heads over to Trinway, Ohio to investigate Prospect Place which was a stop along the Underground Railroad back in 1860's during the America Civil War. Also, It's the site of many paranormal activities which include: phantom scents and spectral whispers.

The TAPS team goes to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania where an ex-military headquarters during the Civil War that was converted to a local bed-and-breakfast called the "Cashtown Inn" has been reportedly haunted by apparitions of moving objects, ghostly soldiers, disembodied voices and other paranormal phenomena.

(Case #1: Belchertown, Massachusetts - Clapp Memorial Library) TAPS investigates strange occurrences happening to Clapp Memorial Library in Belchertown, Massachusetts. Where the local night custodian claim to have heard unusual noises and believes the first librarian till haunts this Library. (Case #2: Bristol County, Massachusetts - Attleboro House) Later TAPS, on there second case of the episode, heads over to a house in Attleboro, Massachusetts to investigate claims concerning a family in a 300 year old duplex renovated house reportedly haunted over four generations.

(Case #1: Mount Holly, New Jersey - Burlington County Prison) The TAPS team goes to investigates a Prison Museum called the 'Burlington County Prison Museum', which is a historical jail in Mount Holly in New Jersey; after Dave Tango's father, an ex-police officer & armature ghost hunter, had a paranormal experience in this museum. (Case #2: Norwich, Connecticut - McArthur's House) Later TAPS, on there second investigations of the episode, goes to investigates a Northwich, Connecticut home of which their has been claims of people hearing disembodied voices and objects that move of their own accord, which are terrorizing a young girl.

On the 4th season premier, TAPS investigates a garrison used during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, in Philadelphia's Fort Mifflin. Of which claims have been made by visitors and facilitators of the historic site.

A retrospective on this and previous seasons of the show, while TAPS's relate what they think of each investigation, most terrifying moments and greatest finds. And we also get to learn more about the TAPS's member as well.

The findings from the 2007 Halloween investigation of Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Ky. is revealed by TAPS. Also, the new ghost hunter picked from a nationwide search is revealed.

The Salem witch trials are examined during a trip to Massachusetts. Included: the Lyceum Bar and Grill and the Hawthorne Hotel.

A priest summons TAPS to probe a church rectory in Washington State. Also: Rhode Island's Sprague Mansion is investigated.

The team goes to Seattle to help a family sort out some purportedly paranormal activity. Then, the century-old Moore Theater is visited for an investigation.

Claims of a deceased employee who still shows up to work---20 years after she died---are probed; the Presidio in San Francisco is investigated.

New investigator Kris Williams joins the team for a trip to Seattle, where they search tunnels for ghosts from the Gold Rush era after probing cold spots at an abandoned psychiatric hospital known as the "Northern State Hospital".

The team goes to California to probe a site close to the infamous Manson Family murders. Also: the Charlie Chaplin Studio is visited for an investigation.

Corpus Christi, Texas, is visited for an investigation aboard the USS Lexington; the team goes to Rhode Island to probe alleged spectral activity in a jail-turned-historic site.

Antique dolls allegedly move by themselves in a Chesapeake, Va., home; claims concerning the General Stanton Inn in Charlestown, R.I., are probed.

TAPS first investigates claims of inanimate toys that mysteriously and supposedly switch on and off on their own with no external influence; Late, on their second case of the night, TAPS goes to a home in Rutland, Massachusetts where strange noises and demonic attacks are known to occur.

The TAPS team, still in Europe, go to explore a labyrinth under rural England known as the Hellfire Caves (also known as West Wycombe Caves), located in Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire, England. Place of which was used by a secret satanic society to protect its members and their stage rituals from being public. There have been numerous reports of phantom like men walking around, and disembodied voices roaming the caves. TAPS also takes a side trip to the "Jack the Rippers Haunts Walk", which is a walking tour of locations of some of the most gruesome events of the history of Jack the Ripper.

The TAPS team Travels to Europe to visit the Ireland's Lisheen Ruins where a purported ghostly activity is taking place; Also, the team goes to London to probe tales about the Viaduct Tavern.

On the Ghost Hunters mid season finale, TAPS heads over towards Ireland for their first ever investigation over seas. TAPS investigates an old Ireland Castle named The "Leap Castle" and also known as "The Elemental". TAPS tries to solve the mystery of the rumored hauntings that have been known to happen their.

This episode highlights the events from the Ghost Hunters Live Halloween special, in which the TAPS team investigated the Stanley Hotel located in Estes Park, Colorado. Which was the inspiration for Stephen King's “The Shining,” .

TAPS goes to Massachusetts to investigate two paranormal investigations. TAPS explores an old Victorian mansion and later a bed and breakfast that use to be, in 1897, a manor.

The TAPS team travels to a Vermont home to investigate some alleged hunted activities plaguing the home and its residents. Later, TAPS travels to an old closed penitentiary called "The West Virginia State Penitentiary" in Moundsville, West Virginia to investigate phenomena attributed to “shadow people.” The penitentiary was attributed to be known to be one of the most bloodiest and violent penitentiary's in America.

On the second episode of the season two parter, the TAPS team continues their investigation at the site of a legendary 1881 Wild West shoot-out involving the Earp brothers, Doc Holliday and the Clanton gang in O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona. Also the TAPS team investigates alleged paranormal activities in the Copper Queen Hotel in Brisbee, Arizona.

On the third season opener, the TAPS team goes to Investigate an alleged hunting's at the Bird Cage Theater in Tombstone, Arizona, which is a famous old-West nightspot, said to have been frequented by legendary figures such as Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday while it operated in the 1880s.

On the season finally, Donna tells Jason and Grant about the Stanley Hotel, Located in Estes Park, Colorado, this is the place where “Steven King” got his inspiration for his best seller novel “The Shining” Some claims pf paranormal activities and haunting include: People hearing noises, Mr. Stanley, who use to own the hotel, has been seen passing the halls, A story about a Lady screaming and was hysterical for no apparent reason and had no alcohol in her system.

Highlights and clips from the best 20 moments of what TAPS has found of paranormal truth and evidence is shown on this episode.

On the first investigation of the night, Jason, Grant and the TAPS team travel to the “Stone Lion Inn”, located in Oklahoma. where it is said that the inn, a former funeral home is haunted by a child's ghost. On the second case TAPS goes to a house in New Bedford Massachusetts, were the resident experiences emotional sensations like anxiety, depression and paranoia

On the first half of this episode, Dave Tango presents a case to Jason and Grant, and tells them about a restaurant/bar located in New Jersey, which is the hometown of a TAPS member, Dave. The local residents and customers at this Bar/Restaurant, known as “Domani’s”, have some paranormal activities going on their, and the locals are afraid of even going in their. Later in the episode, Dona tells Jason and Grant about a Jail built in 1891 in St Augustine, Florida known as the “Old Jail”, this Jail is thought to be haunted by ghosts of dead inmates of the 8 authorized hanging that were conducted here. These spirits cause some ill manner behavior, such as that a story of ex-jail member being pushed down some stairs.

The Taps team receives a phone call from a Florida lighthouse keeper, which asks them if they are willing to go all the way to Florida to investigate his lighthouse. The TAPS team agrees and travels all the way to St. Augustine Florida to investigates the infamous St. Augustine Lighthouse. This lighthouse was built over 100 years ago in 1870 and has a rich history behind it. such like a man who killed himself by means hanging himself on the outside near porch, and people have been known to hear strange noise coming up and down the stairway like footsteps, also a Little girls voice have been noticed.

Jason, Grant and the TAPS team visits a home in New Jersey were local resident Hilary Hodgman experiences shadowy figure and believes her house is haunted. The team also travels to a school, the Hartford Conservatory, and attempt to explain the students claims to music suddenly playing, lights flickering on and off, and why a door closes itself wile a basket is in place.

On this episode, Jason, Grant and the TAPS Team investigate the infamous Willard Library in Evansville Indiana. purportedly haunted by a lady ghost. The team also travels to Massachusetts to answer an emergency call, from two brothers who have been terrorized and sleep deprived that have led them to believe they're house is hunted after many encounters with strange unknown noises..

Jason Hawes' hometown is visited during a search for a ghost nicknamed George. Elsewhere, a missing mouse creates tension for the team. Also: a trip to Valentown Museum in Victor, N.Y.

On this episode, Jason, Grant and the TAPS team go in search for the alleged haunting of a mother and child is investigated.

On the second half of season two opener, "The Waverly Hills Sanatorium" in Kentucky is visited by the TAPS team for an investigation into claims of ghostly nurse sightings, disembodied voices and shadow people. testimonials from one of the building's owners and security guards are included.

On this episode, Jason and Grant discover something surprising in a haunted Arkansas town, an image of a military man that comes up on the heat detective cameras. also, Jason and Grant visit a local medium which said he has frequent hunting's in his house, but TAPS discovers very strange goings on a heat detecting camera, when the medium tries to help one of the team members.

The Ohio prison where “The Shawshank Redemption” was filmed; the house where the infamous Lizzie Borden murders occurred.

On this episode, the TAPS team visits haunted California locations, including the Winchester House and the Queen Mary.

On this episode, Jason receives an e-mail sent by a seventh-grade class whom are fans of the show, which asks if TAPS will ever return to the Eastern State Penitentiary. Jason and Grant thinks it through and agree that its time to return for an update investigation. While setting up the equipment, Jason remembers the last time the team was hear and remember the dark Shadowy man-like figure running down the hallway. During the investigation, Paula and Steve get a high EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) reading, but it was due to Steve pointing the instrument in the middle of an infrared camera. Also, Grant hears whispering sounds from one of the cells, and Dave Tango thinks he hears something walking in one of the rooms. Strangely enough, their wasn’t much evidence this time around, and so Jason and Grant feels like the want to come back again on a latter occasion. A customer, Paula Ogden, walks in the TAPS headquarters and talks to Donna about her new house problems, she and her boyfriend have noticed several paranormal phenomenon happening on their home like the radio spontaneously turning on and off when its not even plugged in, and one time when her boyfriend, Colin, spent the night at Paula’s house he woke up cuts bleeding on his arm. At the house were TAPS is investigating, Paula shows everyone around and indicates were strange things have happened to her and her friends. In a room in the house, a TAPS member notices that all his instrument’s batteries are dying; witch is in indication that spirits maybe draining energy from them. Other odd occurrences like the dropping in temperature and strange touching sensations are noted by some TAPS members. The most notable evidence found on this investigation was that, Jason and Grant were in the living room and suddenly hear some strange voices and out of knower Grant’s flashlight got smacked of his hands, and after this on the same place they get a large EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) reading.. Some EVPs were found, but none were conclusive enough to be brought as evidence. They conclude that there's paranormal activity in the house, and could be a human type of haunting. Keith Johnson, a holy man, blesses the house. And Jason and Grant decide that they will continue investigating Paula's case, to see what additional help they can offer her in the future.

On this episode, the TAPS team investigates mysterious occurrences at an old asylum in Bethany, New York known as the Rolling Hills Asylum. Jason and Grant decide to take the new team trainee members along with them for this case. Reports of hair pulling, unidentifiable noises and phantom smells have been noted in the past. Later, on the second half of the episode, the TAPS team goes on to investigate a residential house whose homeowners, the Worthington’s, have claimed that they have been plagued with paranormal occurrences. The TAPS team tries to console the family and try to assure them that the house is safe to live in.

On this episode, The TAPS team and an amateur paranormal investigators are unnerved by a case. They travel to New Jersey to find out an old mystery.

On the first investigation of this episode, The TAPS team goes to the house of Denise and Joe Tanguay located in Springfield, Massachusetts to investigate their house. haunting involving a family who has been plagued by demonic and paranormal activates. Later on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS goes to the "Sutcliffe house”, which is said to be haunted by spirits that cause strange things like footsteps, doors opening, sounds, appearances and black forms appearing.

On the first investigation of this episode, Andy tells Jason and Grant about an alleged haunted light house known as the “Ledge Lighthouse” located in New London, Connecticut, rumored to have paranormal and poltergeist activities. Andy found this site after he saw a film on Japanese paranormal investigators who got trapped on this lighthouse during witch they taped the whole event. Later, on the second investigation of the episode, the TAPS team goes to New York to investigate an alleged haunted museum known as “Merchant's House Museum”.

on this episode, The TAPS team goes to investigates eerie goings-on at a Connecticut firehouse and tries to debunk an alleged haunting at a community theater. Also: an employee needs a sabbatical.

On this episode, The TAPS team are tapped to investigate a sighting aboard the USS North Carolina, a World War II battleship allegedly haunted by the casualties of a deadly torpedo attack.

On this episode, The TAPS team treks to New Orleans. First, the gang tries to rid a house of a troublesome spirit. Later, they visit Brennan's Restaurant in the French Quarter, a regular haunt for poltergeists.

On this episode, Jason, Grant and the TAPS team investigate poltergeists allegedly haunting the children of two New England families.

On the second-season opener, The TAPS goes to New Orleans, to investigate claims of paranormal activity at "Myrtle's Plantation" They investigate such claims as: a wandering figure claimed t be the spirit of a slave, seeing children's reflections in a mirror; a Confederate soldier by the pond; and the ghost of a murdered man who died on a staircase trying to reach his wife before he died.

Jason, Grant and TAPS Team go to Albany, NY to investigate a house were the local residence , Linda Johnson, claims to have be "psychically sensitive" to a negative or "demonic" entity. There was no extraordinary evidence found to conclude the house to be haunted. The team also goes to another investigation, this time they meet a local resident, Adam Zubrowski, who has been experiencing unusual events. Two strange EVPs (Electric Voice Phenomena) were recorded during the investigation, that have very shocking messages, seemingly familiar to Adam. Adam's house was built by his late grandparents, and so he belives it to be the voice of his late grandfather. This leads the TAPS team to concluded that the house is in fact haunted.

The TAPS Team gets a call from Mike Sinclair, the founder of O.R.I.O.N. Paranormal and a very good friend to the TAPS organization, to co-investigate a Boston Inn. While investigating, a strange occurrence happens, a pen suddenly starts to move by itself while filming, no one else was in the room while this occurred. The results that the TAPS team give are inconclusive. The team also travels to Pittsburgh, to investigate the home of local residence Gloria and Genny. Both of which have had ill and frightening experiences in their house. TAPS couldn't determine if the house was truly haunted do to lack of evidence.

On this episode, The TAPS team Investigate a rumored haunting at a college student group house, were the hauntings could of been explained by college humor and drunken neighbors. The team also goes to investigate an alleged haunting at a Pub, were witnesses and local owners have had close encounters with abnormal, spiritual events, from a ghostly figure of a little girl who trips constantly trips on steps, and who mischiefly moves glasses around tables; to strange noises or voices and odd smells, like sent of roses in the pub's cellar. Jason and grant deem this to be inconclusive do to lack of evidence, although they do show some interesting footage they found.

On this episode, Jason, Grant and the TAPS Team goes to New Bedford, Mass to investigate armory that is eligibly haunted. The TAPS team pics up unusual thermal images on their equipment, which detects a warm pattern flowing through the lens of the camera. Also, during the same investigation, a sound recordists for the show ("Frank DeAngelis" Filming crew) suddenly out of nowhere, falls down, and stays down in a sort of "shock" state. Upon further investigation and video recordings find out that the equipment he was carrying spontaneously lifted up and hit him on the head and his back. This has been determined by TAPS to be an encounter.

The TAPS team goes to investigate Brian's friends alleged haunted house. whose home was a Church in the late 19th century. The residence of the house has claimed to of experienced apparitions, doors opening spontaneously by themselves and also of heard strange noises. From the research TAPS made, they only came up with orbs manifests, which were proven to be only ordinary dust particles. and the sounds were just caused from the old bell rings in the attic and old wood creaking. The TAPS team recreated many scenarios to which the local resident could of mistaken the sounds and door slams he could of heard and saw. The case was determined inconclusive with no viable evidence whatsoever.

Jason, Grant and TAPS Team are called in to go investigate a long abandoned well known prison in New England, that has its shares in history, known as "Eastern State Penitentiary". also well known for its paranormal activities, and its notable prisoners like Willie Sutton and Al Capone. TAPS tries to prove/disprove the occurrences plaguing the abandoned building. During the investigation, TAPS captures on film a man-like shadowy figure running across a higher floor walkway. Intrigued by this footage, the TAPS team decides to return in the hopes of capturing it again, and/or to disprove this was real or not. Also, While they are on the second day there, the TAPS team captures many flying orbs on video, but later are dismissed as just being dust particles reflected by light. Jason and Grant tries to recreate the shadowy figured man by duplicating the events and situation by means of covering someone up in a dark blanket, while then running across the same walkway to see if this was capable of the camera to pic up. Grant had to dismiss this case as being inconclusive, because the footage could of been anything from a hoax to the camera causing pixilation. Grant and Jason decided to add this clip to their website so that the viewers could determine for themselves if this was real or a camera illusion.

The TAPS team is called in by the "US Coast Guard" to investigate the "Race Rock Lighthouse" located in "Long Island Sound". This lighthouse has been renovated, to the point of being almost completely automated by itself so that their wouldn't any need to have a local resident living their, But still their are frequent maintenance and inspection to be done in the lighthouse, and so the Coast Guard officers must go and do their jobs their. These officers have reported several times of strange unexpected behavior in this lighthouse, that have caused them to be afraid of even going to the lighthouse, let alone work in it. The leading officers in the coast guard wants to disprove this haunting for obvious reasons. During the investigation, the team records several flying orbs and a weird fogy mist, which could indicate a haunting. but their was some problems as to what time they recorded these events. Also Andy follows an Electro Magnetic Field (or also known as EMF) reading that seems to be moving on a vertical motion on a stairway; it was suggested that the old caretaker of the lighthouse before it was renovated use to go in the same motion as the recorded phenomena. In a related incident, TAPS ables to record a chair spontaneously moving by itself in a very short distance, with know one in the room at the time. This investigation was granted as being haunted or at least having some paranormal activity in it.

Jason, Grant and TAPS Team are called in to go investigate "The Lighthouse Inn" located in New London, Connecticut. the local residence and guests are plagued with many ghostly visions of a legendary bride who died on her wedding day in 1930, caused by falling down on a flight of stairs. The TAPS team finds evidence that includes unexplainable touching sensations that one of the team members, Steve, experiences; temperatures dropped suddenly in some places in the Inn. TAPS decides to deem the inn as inconclusive of being haunted, and asks to come back again to further research. The team then goes to another investigation at pub in Ashland, Massachusetts called "Stone's Public House", a tavern built in the 1800s. rumors and legends had it that this establishment is haunted by a little girl who died after having been hit by a train. Strange noises and floating objects have been reported by bartenders in the pub. The team records a strange light that flickers on and off with no apparent reason and source, but later it is determined that the light was from one of the team's infrared illuminators; also some recordings of EVP's (Electronic Voice Phenomena) are recorded, one saying the following: "We're not...." and the rest of this EVP is undetermined. The case is dubbed as being inconclusive, but Jason and Grant wants to come back to do further researching on this Pub.

Leaving no report uninvestigated in their trip to Altoone, Pa., the TAPS team explored alleged hunting's in a historic theater and railroad museum. (To be updated)

The TAPS team travels to Altoone, Pa., to investigate a reported haunting in a young girl’s bedroom. (To be updated)