I was born in Cleveland Heights, Oh in 1958 and lived in Lakewood, OH until I was 5. In the summer of 1963 my family moved to Twinsburg, OH. 

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In 1976, I graduated from R.B. I graduated from Chamberlin High School in Twinsburg in 1976 and immediately enlisted in the United States Air Force. I served until 1980, when the Air Force honorably discharged me.​​

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​I joined the Twinsburg Police Department as a police officer in 1982 and served for 29 years, retiring as a sergeant in 2011.

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I have always been interested in the unknown, reading everything I could about UFOs, aliens, Bigfoot, the Bermuda Triangle, the Loch Ness Monster and haunted locations.

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In 1991, I conducted my first "investigation" at a fellow police officer's home in Twinsburg, where I captured what I believe was my first piece of evidence.

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I did not have my first paranormal experience until December 1998, when I was staying with my sister in Missouri over the holidays.

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In 2000, I met Kathy and we were married in 2002.

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We discovered we both had an interest in the paranormal and started investigating together in 2003.

 

In 2005 we joined a paranormal team in Northeast Ohio and started investigating more locations, including private homes and businesses. 

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In December 2012, Kathy and I left the team and formed our own team, Tri-C Ghost Hunters, in January 2013.

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I am a member of the Cleveland Haunt Club and have been a volunteer at the historic Ohio State Reformatory (OSR) in Mansfield, OH since 2013. I have been the Lead Paranormal Investigator at OSR since 2017. Additional responsibilities include handling paranormal marketing for the WandIe House Museum in Brewster, Ohio and overseeing ghost hunts as the Manager at the Historic Grafton School in Grafton, Ohio. I was also the former Ghost Hunt Manager at the old St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain, Ohio.

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My wife Kathy and I are past event organizers for the Old St. Joseph Hospital Psychic & Paranormal Fair and the current organizers for the ParaPsyCon (Paranormal & Psychic Con) which is held every third weekend in May at the Ohio State Reformatory.

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I have been on over 300 investigations in the U.S., Canada and Scotland and have investigated everything from a small one-bedroom apartment to a large medieval castle.

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