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Ross Allison, Ghost Hunter

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Paranormal Investigator, Author, Media Host, Lecturer, Teacher, and even Tour Guide.

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Ross has been lecturing for Power Performers since 2004 and has spoken to thousands of students at hundreds of colleges and universities throughout the U.S. on his ghost hunting adventures and teaches a class based on his book, Ghostology 101 – Becoming a Ghost Hunter at the University of Washington and Tacoma Community College. His lectures have also taken him to such faraway locations as London, Canada and Scotland.

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Through his travels, he has had  opportunities to work with some of the biggest names in the field, such as Jason & Grant of “Ghost Hunters” fame. He has also investigated some of the scariest and most haunted sites known to man:the Stanley Hotel, Eastern State Prison, Amityville House, Alcatraz Prison, Roman Catacombs, the Ancient Rams Inn and even the original location of “The Exorcist Case” where he captured some of the scariest phenomena he has ever encountered.

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Ross also has a few more books including Spooked in Seattle, My Haunted Journal, Tacoma's Haunted History and Haunted Toys. 

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He’s appeared on a number of radio programs, in magazines, books, news coverage and television shows, including The Learning Channel’s America’s Ghost Hunters, Ghost Adventures, The Tonight Show, MTV, CMT, CNN, A&E, the Discovery Channel, ABC’s Scariest Places on Earth, Sci-Fi’s Ghost Hunters, Nightline and two episodes of Travel Channel’s “Most Terrifying Places in America”.

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You may also find Ross wandering the streets of Seattle where he hosts and owns the Spooked in Seattle Ghost Tours that takes guests to the various haunted spots throughout the Seattle area.

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Some of his personal projects are The Angry Ghost Hunter Blog and the series Unknown Truth which has been picked up by the Ghost Channel and other media networks nationwide and NW Haunts a VR experience.

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If you are interested in booking Ross for your event, email him at theresaghost@yahoo.com

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