5 Reasons to Suggest Ghost Adventures is Completely Fake

Ever since the show Ghosthunters appeared on the Sci-Fi channel in October 2004, paranormal investigation shows became all the rage. By 2008 there were many paranormal shows to choose from but one particular offering on The Travel Channel, Ghost Adventures had a hook–that hook was lead investigator Zak Bagans, who opened every show with a voice-over about how he never believed in ghosts but then something happened to him that changed his life forever.

Bagans, dressed in a tight black tee shirt would look at the camera with his movie star looks and spiky hair and women just sighed. He quickly became the Justin Bieber of the paranormal circuit. He even showed endearing quirks like his fear of dolls when the team visited The Island of the Dolls in Mexico during Season 1. Still, when the initial charm wore off some folks wondered just what these goofy guys were up to, and if it was the viewers whose natural skepticism was on lockdown.

Here are 5 good reasons to suggest that Ghost Adventures might indeed be, like many reality shows, just a scripted specter and not the real thing.

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