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|name= Haskel Crane | |name= Haskel Crane | ||
| − | |actor= [http://www.imdb.com/name/ | + | |actor= [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1725685/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1/ Craig Erickson] |
| − | |dates= | + | |dates= ???? - April 17, 1932 (killed by [[Whitman Van Ness]]) |
|location= Bodega Bay, California | |location= Bodega Bay, California | ||
|occupation= [[Ghost]] | |occupation= [[Ghost]] | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | + | Haskel Crane was killed while he sat at the bar in the [[Van Ness House]] in 1932 by the ghost of [[Whitman Van Ness]] on 17th April 1932. | |
| − | == | + | ==Episodes== |
===[[7.19 Of Grave Importance]]=== | ===[[7.19 Of Grave Importance]]=== | ||
| − | Bobby and [[Annie Hawkins]] ask for assistance from Haskel in moving objects. | + | [[Bobby]] and [[Annie Hawkins]] ask for assistance from Haskel in moving objects. Haskel Crane explains to Bobby and Annie Hawkins that for a [[ghost]] to move objects, the spirit must either surrender their feelings and become very calm, or tap into "explosive, anger and pure, red-hot rage." |
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Revision as of 04:28, 10 May 2014
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| Name | Haskel Crane |
| Actor | Craig Erickson |
| Dates | ???? - April 17, 1932 (killed by Whitman Van Ness) |
| Location | Bodega Bay, California |
| Occupation | Ghost |
| Episode(s) | 7.19 Of Grave Importance |
History
Haskel Crane was killed while he sat at the bar in the Van Ness House in 1932 by the ghost of Whitman Van Ness on 17th April 1932.
Episodes
7.19 Of Grave Importance
Bobby and Annie Hawkins ask for assistance from Haskel in moving objects. Haskel Crane explains to Bobby and Annie Hawkins that for a ghost to move objects, the spirit must either surrender their feelings and become very calm, or tap into "explosive, anger and pure, red-hot rage."
