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A ghostly encounter 32 years ago in an Arizona theater was the beginning of Bob Hunnicutt’s journey into the world of the ghosts and hauntings. A theater ghost challenged his notions of the existence of life after death and helped him to realize that science could not easily explain everything and known hauntings in Tucson, Tombstone and Bisbee helped to fuel his curiosity and intensify his search for answers. For the past 18 years, Bob has investigated cases of phenomena associated with a wide variety of hauntings of private residences and businesses, historic locations and landmarks throughout the state of Georgia, the Southeast as well as portions of the Mid-west. He has conducted investigations with renowned clergy, investigators, psychics and ghost hunters including demonologist John Zaffis, psychic Chip Coffey, Reese Christian and Sharon Johns, Patrick Burns, Patti Starr and exorcist Father Andrew Calder. Bob is the founder and director of the Georgia Ghost Society, a member of the Georgia Paranormal Research Team and the Central Georgia Representative for the American Ghost Society. After earning a degree in Science and certification as a Paramedic, he received his certification as a Paranormal Investigator from Flamel College. He has investigated some of the South’s most prominent and historical haunted locations that include the Sheraton Read House Hotel in Chattanooga Tennessee, the Waverly Sanitarium in Louisville Kentucky, the Talbott Tavern in Bardstown Kentucky, The Hall House, the Holly Theatre and Oak Grove Cemetery in Dahlonega, Barrington Hall, J. Christopher's Restaurant and Kimball Hall in Roswell, the Kennesaw House in Marietta, The Old Scottish Rite Children's Hospital in Decatur, Union City’s Green Manor Restaurant, Anthony’s Restaurant and the Wren's Nest in Atlanta, the Gaither Plantation in Covington, the Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House in Fayetteville, Brenau University's Pearce Auditorium in Gainesville, Elisha-Wynn House in Dacula, the Bennett House in Macon, the Confederate Battlefield in Griswoldville, the Crawford County Courthouse and Jail in Knoxville, the Rylander Theater and 7 Bridge Road in Americus, B. Matthews Bakery, the Moon River Brewery and the Pirates House Restaurant in Savannah to name a few. Over the years, Bob has appeared in Georgia newspapers; the Macon Telegraph & News, the 11th Hour, the Atlanta Journal & Constitution, the Athens Banner Herald, the Columbus Ledger Enquirer, the Gainesville Times, the Americus Times Recorder and the Henry Daily Herald and Citizen. He has also appeared in Crescent Publishing Magazine, Haunted Times Magazine, “Ghost Hunters of the South” written by Dr. Alan Brown and "Roswell: History, Haunts & Legends" by Dianna Avena. In 2007, Bob was honored by the request of author David H. Rousseau to write the foreword for his book “Savannah Ghosts: Haunts of the Hostess City”. His media appearances include television new stories on; WMAZ, WGPA, WCOX on "The Telegraph: Behind The Scenes" in Macon Georgia, WSAV in Savannah Georgia, WXIA 11 Alive in Atlanta Georgia as well as WDSI-Fox 61 in Chattanooga Tennessee; radio appearances include Coast to Coast AM, The X Zone Radio Show, Parahub Radio, Paranormal Radio with Captain Jack, Ghostly Talk Paranormal Radio, Pulse Paranormal Radio in England and the nationally syndicated Lisa Birnbach Show. Bob has been involved in media projects with EZ Productions, Turner South, Kim Eason Productions and is currently working with Ron McEllen of Southlan-Films on a 5 episode documentary series featuring southern haunted locations titled “The Seekers, Investigating Southern Haunts”. He has been a featured investigator at Paranormal Underworld events in Bardstown Kentucky and the Mansfield Reformatory in Ohio. Bob regularly speaks at local colleges, historical societies and major paranormal conferences that include OmegaCon in Birmingham Alabama, GhoStock in Savannah Georgia and Mid-South Paranormal Conference in Louisville Kentucky.
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Georgia Paranormal Research Team
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