Some fans even said that Nick Groff has the right to promote Paranormal Lockdown by adding that he was previously on Ghost Adventures for over five years, including appearing in the 2004 Syfy Channel documentary by the same name. Without actually ever calling out Nick Groff by name in a series of three tweets, loyal fans of Ghost Adventures immediately knew who Zak Bagans was referring to.
Just days after the second season of Paranormal Lockdown aired on TLC, Zak Bagans began tweeting how he's disgusted that Nick Groff continues to use Ghost Adventures as part of his resume after he was allegedly fired from the show in late 2014. In three separate tweets starting late Monday, Zak Bagans tells someone, who fans are assuming is Nick Groff, to stop using Ghost Adventures in his "resume of achievements," saying it's deceptive because he was fired from the long-running paranormal reality TV show.Īccording to Zak Bagans on Twitter, Nick Groff was fired for doing "bad things," and now Bagans is disgusted to see him using the Ghost Adventures name to promote new shows, including Groff's own paranormal reality TV series, Paranormal Lockdown. Did Zak Bagans recently call out Nick Groff for allegedly using Ghost Adventures to promote himself and his TV shows? Several times over the last 14 hours, Zak Bagans has accused someone - allegedly former lead investigator Nick Groff - of using the Ghost Adventures name as a promotional tool.
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