Grant Wilson

Grant Steven Wilson, born on July 3, 1974, in Rhode Island, is a prominent figure in the realm of paranormal investigation, best known as the co-founder of The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS) in Warwick, Rhode Island. He gained significant recognition as a co-producer and star of Syfy's hit series, Ghost Hunters, which has been renewed for its seventh season, showcasing his expertise in the field.

Alongside his professional endeavors, Wilson is a devoted family man, married to Reanna and proud father to three sons. His creative pursuits extend beyond the paranormal; he enjoys writing and illustrating characters for fantasy and role-playing games, as well as engaging in web design. A versatile musician, Wilson plays guitar and composes piano pieces, sharing his musical talents through uploads to his Myspace Music page.

In addition to his television career, Wilson works as a plumber at Roto Rooter, a job he shares with his TAPS co-founder, Jason Hawes. Together, they are also the proud owners of the Spalding Inn in Whitefield, New Hampshire. The duo frequently engages with fans at schools and conventions, offering lectures and ghost hunting excursions. Their public appearances not only entertain but also raise funds for various charities, including Shriners Hospitals for Children and Cure Kids Cancer.

TAPS has developed a series of ghost hunting events that attract paying participants, often featuring television celebrity guests. These events are hosted at renowned locations such as the Stanley Hotel in Colorado, the RMS Queen Mary in California, and the Buffalo Central Terminal in New York, further solidifying Wilson's status in the paranormal community.