‘PSYCHIC DETECTIVES’
'I accept the psychics’ role in
helping with murder cases – and I will call them again
– because they get results…I am now a great
believer in psychics helping the police'. Sheriff
Bill Hasenaurer from Oneida Country Sheriff’s Office
- on the East Coast U.S validating the psychic
and mediumship gifts of gifted forensic psychic
Phil Jordan.
“Noreen Renier helped to locate
a plane containing the body of a relative of an FBI agent."
— Robert Ressler (Ex-FBI) (see
Noreen’s site: http://noreenrenier.com/
)
“If it wasn’t for Nancy Weber, in this case
we would not have gotten the (kidnapped) children back …
her insight, her help … we could not have done it
without her.” - Detective Lou Masterbone
from Morris County Sheriff’s office.
Psychic Detectives and Psychic Investigations are television
series about psychics and mediums who assist the police
in solving crimes, usually very serious crimes like murder,
abductions and missing persons.
 I
am choosing to add a discussion on ‘Psychic Detectives’
and Psychic Investigations because police officers are highly
credible witnesses when it comes to confirming a forensic
psychic’s or a medium’s gift. Repeatedly, senior
police officers are confirming that psychics and mediums
are providing valuable relevant physical evidence. In one
of the cases listed below for example the case went cold,
the police ran out of leads. A psychic was called and she
not only told them where to find the missing body, she informed
the police WHO murdered the victim.
When watching PSYCHIC DETECTIVES there were times when the
psychic-medium states that she/he is in contact with the
etheric spirit of the victim who is giving the psychic the
information about the crime. So, when a psychic-medium gives
deadly accurate information about some crime, we have to
accept that the psychic medium is making contact with those
victims in the afterlife.
Whereas a 'psychic' gathers information
from psychometry and “sensing” things about
the victim many of the psychics involved in police work
are also 'mediums', that is, someone in direct contact with
a 'spirit person' in the afterlife dimension. Many of these
mediums claim to be told information about the crime directly
by the victim.
The skeptic cannot raise the common objection that these
psychics are ‘cold-reading’, that is obtaining
information from the police from their body language etc.
because the police don’t have the knowledge.
True, only some very special and gifted 'Forensic Psychics'
and mediums have the ability to produce the information
needed. When the producers were preparing for the television
series ‘Sensing Murder’ in Australia they asked
100 psychics who claimed to be able to solve crimes to look
at a photo of a crime victim in a solved murder case. They
were asked to give the name of the victim, the details of
the crime and the name of the murderer. Five out of one
hundred were correct. In New Zealand and in other countries
the percentage was almost the same.
What follows are what some senior, highly
experienced tough police officers themselves have publicly
said about these few highly gifted 'psychics' and 'mediums'
who helped them to produce the evidence to close police
files and cold cases. All of them were initially skeptical
but admit they changed their minds as a result of the information
that was provided.
I asked a number of materialists, skeptics,
and reductionist-scientists whether all these police officers
who had nothing to gain and everything to lose by speaking
publicly about their use of psychics were lying. Are these
police misleading the public about the psychics and mediums?
Are all these officers from New York to California being
fraudulent? There has been absolute silence by the skeptics
on this point. The dummy skeptics go into complete denial.
What follows was taken randomly from television
documentaries including the very successfull PSYCHIC DETECTIVES
and PSYCHIC INVESTIGATIONS - Cineflix Productions - on cable
and mainstream television. The police are quoted IN THEIR
OWN WORDS saying how the psychics and the mediums gave them
critical physical evidence (e.g. where to find the missing
body - and occasionally who killed the victim) to close
the cases.
1. BRILLIANT PSYCHIC DETECTIVES: Again
gifted ‘psychic  detective’
Phil Jordan was sought by the State Police from
Oneida on the East Coast U.S. After a long time of using
conventional police methods police had no leads at all to
the quadruple brutal murders: four innocent people were
found tied feet and hand and mouth taped, all were shot
in the head. Gifted psychic Phil Jordan gave the police
critical information – some ten most relevant facts
– which led to the arrest and conviction of three
murderers now serving 100 years in prison each. Kurt Hameline,
Assistant D.A. of Oneida County stated words to the effect
that using psychic was critical to catch the murderers.
Sheriff Bill Hasenaurer of Oneida Country Sheriff’s
Office, stated yes, 'I accept the psychics' role in helping
with murder cases – and I will call them again –
because they get results, “I am now a great believer”
in psychics helping the police'. Sgt. Lynton Clark of Oneida
Sheriff’s Office completely agreed about the use of
psychics in solving murders.
2. Virginia’s Staunton Police in
1979– five females were brutally  raped
– something which terrorized the women of Staunton.
The police had no clues at all and the public was furious
that the police were not able to catch the violent rapist.
There was a serious crisis in public confidence …
In desperation the police called gifted psychic Noreen Renier
– where she was able to supply them with physical
evidence to convict the rapist – by identifying him
where he lived, how his crimes were committed, how he entered
the girls’ rooms, that he limped, that he wore a uniform
and that he had a scare near his knee. On that information,
the police caught the rapist. Deputy Police Ronnie
Whisman said about psychic Noreen Renier, “We (the
police) were impressed by the psychic on the important information
she was able to give us … everything she said about
the case came true.” Special agent Darrel Stilwell
said, “ .. obviously she has power … (Noreen’s
psychic skills) gives you a little extra something to work
for.” At one stage, the Police Deputy Ronnie
Whisman asked the psychic “when will the rapist be
caught?” The psychic replied, “Before Christmas.”
The rapist was caught on the 22nd December 1979. (by Cineflix
Productions 2007)
See more brilliant testimonials:
http://noreenrenier.com/testimonials.htm
3. Monroeville police GIFTED PSYCHIC DETECTIVE CASE
- BY  PSYCHIC
NANCY MYER, (pictured below) " The elderly
man had been missing for weeks. Neither the local nor state
police had any clues.Search dogs and helicopters turned
up nothing. And the grieving family was demanding answers.
Monroeville police detective Will Greenaway couldn't figure
out what happened to Sylvester Tonet". So, the family
of the missing man Sylvester Tonet suggested to the police
officer Will Greenway to bring in a gifted missing persons
psychic. Enter psychic/medium Nancy Myer. This gifted psychic
gave information to police officer Will Greenaway that made
it possible for the Monroeville Police to find the missing
man:- Plainclothes police officer Will Greeway said,
"I was skeptical at first, but as Nancy began to forward
information about the case, I knew I was dealing with a
genuine psychic because all information was deadly accurate.
Nancy Myer drew a map – showing roads, pond, the rail
line, forest, ravine". The psychic with the
police went physically in the area – and found the
frozen body in the snow exactly where Nancy Myer told them
where they would find it. Well done Nancy Myer!!
4. DETECTIVE Fabian Pachero of theTuscon Police,
Detective  Landon
Rankin of Pinal Sherrif’s office and Tempe Police.
Psychic: Mary Ann Morgan. Case: Loretta Bowerwstock.
Loretta went missing. Police had no clues where the body
was …gifted psychic Mary Anne called to assist. After
the case was closed, Detective Fabian Pachero of
the Tuscon Police said about the gifted psychic Mary Ann
Morgan, “After being involved in this case, I can
say I’m definitely less skeptical of employing the
services of a psychic …” Detective Landon Rankin
of Pinal Sheriff’s Office said about the gifted psychic
Mary Ann, “I’ve never used a psychic before
until this case. The information she gave us was pin point
accuracy … a psychic gives us insights that we don’t
have.”
 5.
Mt Pleasant Police Department (Iowa) Police Chief
August Hagers said of psychic Phil Jordan (picture of cover
of his book, left) after the case was completed, “Psychics
have their place … what Phil (the psychic) had seen
was accurate … they (psychics) have something we don’t
have … they have a sixth sense I would do it again
and call psychic Phil Jordan.” This had to
do with the brutal killing of Clementine Beavers and sixteen
year old daughter. The case had gone completely cold until
the psychic was called in to assist.
6. Philadelphia Police Dept. BRILLIANT
MEDIUM PSYCHIC-DETECTIVE:Her name is Valerie Morrison.
She was contacted by  Detetcive
Frank Martin of Philadelphia Police Dept. His case went
cold: a Shilie Turner, 21 year old Olympic hopeful female
athlete failed to return home one night. Det Martin and
Det Jim Dougherty had no more clues – so Det Martin
was able to contact gifted psychic Valerie Morrison –
a recommendation from the FBI. Police initially thought
that the missing person ran away with a boyfriend –
like most missing young females in the area. But psychic
said no, she was murdered. The psychic also took on the
feelings of the missing victim and stated there was enormous
fear, in darkness, in tree-growth, shoes and jacket missing,
buried in shallow grave, near religious fountain/statute,
trauma to the head, attacker knew the victim. Psychic in
trance asked the mother, “where did you put me”.
The mother screamed with panic. It was enough for the police
to focus on that. Very soon afterwards the mother confessed
she shot Shilie in the head. She was found guilty of murder
and is doing time 15 years. Detective Martin said,
“All the information given to us by the psychic was
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT!.” Well done Valerie Morrison,
absolutely brilliant! (from the television series
PSYCHIC DETECTIVES)
7. POLICE PRAISE FORENSIC PSYCHIC DETECTIVE :
Detective
Lou Masterbone from Morris County Sheriff’s office
stated: “If it wasn’t for Nancy Weber (psychic,
pictured, left), in this case we would not have gotten the
(kidnapped) children back … her insight, her help
… we could not have done it without her.”
This was a case where Debbie Keyes’ (from Harding
N.J.) husband took the family’s three children away
and left his wife Debbie on her own. The police came to
a dead end. Debbie heard over the radio about a gifted psychic
Nancy Weber and called her. Nancy first told her that the
specific information where her husband had taken the children
– to Euless, Texas. When police checked it out they
found that the children had been there but had been removed
from days earlier. But the psychic came up with a new address
in Ramona, CA. From there the police actually spoke to a
neighbor who told them that once again the children had
just left – but gave them an address in Hawaii where
the children had been taken. Debbie Keys- had not seen her
children for thirteen months but Nancy Weber, the gifted
psychic told her that one of her daughters had been attacked
by a dog and was left with a scar on her face, but that
she would be reunited with them soon. That’s exactly
what happened – Debbie Keyes was reunited with her
children – her daughter had a scar on her mouth caused
by a dog! This was from an episode of PSYCHIC DETECTIVES
by Court TV by Robyn Hutt. Note well: every PSYCHIC DETECTIVE
television show, we get tough police officers stating words
to the effect that without the help of the gifted psychic,
the crime would not have been solved. Thank you Nancy Weber
for your brilliant work in solving this case. Check out
the police testimonials on Nancy's website.
8. FORENSIC PSCYHICS
- see 'SENSING MURDER' : The television
show Sensing  Murder
recently in New Zealand caused
a sensation when the most brilliant forensic psychic- mediums
participated in the television show 'SENSING MURDER'. Brilliant
forensic medium Deb Webber and Kelvin Qruickshank each independently
were able to give some 43 correct variables, accurately
describing a murder, WHERE the killing took place, HOW the
murder took place, WHY the murder took place and WHO murdered
the victim - naming the murderers .. Read
more ...
9. Place: Lake Illawarra Local Area Police Command
– Port Kembla, New South Wales, Australia.
Police Officer: Det. Sen. Const. Geoffrey Little from.
Case: disappearance of Maria Scott.
 Forensic
gifted psychic: Debbie Malone.
Det. Sen. Const. Little says: “I’m
still a sceptic but I just can’t explain some of the
things psychic Debbie Malone came up with that were just
incredible. I was astounded honestly as was the police woman
who was with me. We were just amazed. I even sent some paperwork
off to our Missing Persons Unit later to introduce Debbie
to them (as a result of her hit rate). I think she is doing
something with them now. (Note: This is correct Deb is working
on another missing persons’ case with NSW cops right
now). …. . It can give you avenues of investigation
that you didn’t have. But then you have to get solid
evidence to confirm what they’ve found. You can’t
use what they say. They can maybe help you find a body.
They can maybe give you something that you didn’t
have before – something out of the blue. I said to
other officers, I can’t explain how she picked up
what she did.”
Source: Detective Senior Constable Little, Lake Illawara
Local Area Police Command, NSW. Australia.
Read full most interesting report
10. PSYCHIC DETECTIVES:Phil Jordan,
psychic. Elmira, New York, Lt Mucci & Detectove David
Olszowy ... I was having a break
and decided to watch one of the episodes which involved
a matter in Elmira, New York. Detective David Olszowy, Sergeant
Charles Patterson, Lt. Mike Mucci from Cheming County Sheriff’s
department were involved in the investigation of a murder.
Rose Swartwood, an elderly person was murdered in her home.
Police had no leads, the case was virtually cold. Lieutenant
Mike Mucci calls Phil Jordan, psychic (his book on left
top) who was a former police officer.It was this Phil Jordan
who gave them the leads to resuscitate the case and according
to the police officers, every lead given by the psychic
Jordan, was deadly accurate. He told them there were two
suspects – he could visually seem them: one Afro-American,
one Caucasian. One had tattoo on his arm, the tattoo had
a female name on it. He eventually was able to accurately
identify the two suspects from a number of photographs.Lt
Mucci stated that the psychic was “one hundred per
cent correct with the information given” –
other police officers also sated that the psychic was brilliant:
“I don’t know how it (psychic skill) works and
I don’t care how it works – the main thing is
that the bad guy gets caught. Without the psychic, the case
would have probably gone cold – permanently."
11. UNINFORMED, INCOMPETENT DETECTIVE
CHARGES A PSYCHIC WITH MURDER BECAUSE OF HER EXTREME
PSYCHIC ACCURACY! COLOSSAL DISGRACE TO THE LOS ANGELES POLICE
DEPT. - Initially handled by Pacoima Police in
December 1980. Because the information gifted psychic
 Etta
Smith gave to the police was deadly accurate and told them
where to find the body of a missing nurse. The highly incompetent,
negligent and unprofessional Los Angeles P.D. detective
Lee Ryan (VAN NUYS COMMUNITY Police Station 6420- Sylmar-
Pacoima Police were involved too) in December 1980 charged
her with murder! This is where professionally untrained
and closed minded skeptical police make stupid blunders
which caused the police department he worked for thousands
of dollars paid in damages to the psychic. Etta Smith is
a quiet and shy psychic who related vital information as
a psychic to police LAPD detective Lee Ryan. She never asked
for money for her services. But the initial, reasonable
detective Patrick Conmay said he was moved off the case
and more skeptical, mostly uninformed and unprofessional
police detective Lee Ryan took it over. This incompetent
detective, raised his voice - even threw a chair around
in anger, terrorising the shy psycshic during the interview
with the psychic.
Senior police detective Patrick
Conway said about Etta Smith, "Had it not been for
Etta Smith this case would not have been solved as rapidly
or possibly not at all."
Read more about this very important Psychic
Detective case of professional incompetence and negligence
by an LAPD detective Read more ..
12. Belvedire, Warren County, New Jersey. BRILLIANT
‘PSYCHIC
DETECTIVES’ : One of the very best psychic
insights because Nancy Weber actually showed why the initial
police evidence was wrong. On the Biography Channel - brilliant
gifted psychic, Nancy Weber, proved that the police polygraph
testing by police expert J Lewis in a murder case in Belvedire,
Warren County, New Jersey was all wrong. Also, Nancy Weber
told the police they were wrong about the time of the death
of the victim. Capt. Detective David Heater of Warren
County Prosecutor's office stated, “Nancy was probably
one of the driving forces which kept me going back to Reese
... I was willing to give him up but she was very insistent
... whether you want to call it spiritual matter ... whatever
it is the psychic sees you got to be able to believe in
it ... there is science ... it may be supernational. I don't
know how to explain what a psychic does ... how they do
it ... all I know it works." Nancy Weber supplied
critical physical evidence - information which helped the
police solve the crime. The police formally acknowledged
that her assistance was critical. Detective Tom Trainor
and Captain David Heater state in the program that they
could not solve the murder of a 42 year old Elizabeth Cornish,
a nurse who was brutally killed with a sharp instrument.
The report stated that over a hundred police were involved,
but the case went cold. The closest the police came to solving
the crime was to suspect the victim’s boyfriend. “WRONG!”
said gifted psychic Nancy Weber, “he’s innocent”.
The actual suspect, she said, “has reddish brown hair,
is 5’10” tall, has a scar in his right side
of his face, has a beard, his first name is John and his
surname was one syllable starting with “R” (later
confirmed to be ‘Reece’), he wore a “Western”
type buckle on his belt and he resided in the flat above
the murdered victim. The murder weapon, a hammer, the suspect
threw it in the water nearby". All this physical evidence
was subsequently found to be one hundred per cent correct.
The police had initially brought John Reese to do a polygraph
test which was administered by a police expert with 23 years
experience. But the polygraph CLEARED the suspect! At this
point the police wanted to concentrate on the victim’s
boyfriend but the psychic said ‘stay with the tenant
John Reese.’ The breakthrough came after the autopsy
report showed that John Reece’s alibi did not cover
the actual time of death. After heavy questioning, John
Rees confessed, was charged, convicted and is now serving
a lifetime in jail. In this case, if it were not for the
psychic the crime would not have been solved. Both Capt.
Heater and Detective Tom Trainor stated words to that effect.
Very well done gifted psychic Nancy Weber!
13. POLICE INVITE PSYCHICS TO ASSIST IN SOLVING
CRIME.: Police sergeant Richard Keaton of Marin County Police
Department homicide division with 30 years of experience
stated on a 1998 program prepared by Discovery Communications
for the Science of the Impossible” series,
“I call in a psychic to investigate (the crime with
us). I don’t know how she (the psychic  Annette
Martin pictured -working with the police since 1971) actually
obtains the information. I don’t ask too many questions
because I have seen too many successes (using psychics)
… ” He continues, “When
Annette comes to the (Police) Department we normally sit
in a quiet office. I give her a brief outline of what the
case is about. Annette concentrates … goes into meditation
… and starts sharing verbally with us the things she’s
seeing or perceiving … we take her to the crime scene
… and would ask her what she can see … about
evidence … and she’s able to replay that like
a video tape like a movie …” Sergeant Richard
Keaton further stated, “Wouldn’t it be wonderful
in the future to see a team of psychic cops working with
us from the inception of the crime … and maybe shorten
down the time element in the apprehension of criminals …
that would be wonderful.” According to a
report in the San Francisco Chronicle the 30 year partnership
of the police officer (now retired) and the psychic has
led to them setting up in 2001, the Campbell agency Closure4U
Investigations, which opened in 2001 and is currently
working on finding missing persons and solving cold cases
from around the country. Read more… also you can access
Annette on
http://www.annette-martin.com.
14. : In New Haven Police, Conneticut, Detective
George Mazzacane  called
in gifted psychic Pascarella Downey after all clues
about the brutal murder of 21 year old Penny Serra on July
16th 1973 run dry. Mostly, psychics do not solve crime,
police do. But sometimes if critical information (from the
psychic) is not given to the police, the crime would not
be solved. This psychic told police she could tune into
the vibrations of the murder. She told the police that the
murderer smelled of oil, was a mechanic, was wearing some
kind of uniform at the time of the murder, had a name tag
on his uniform starting with the letter “E”,
was suffering from a pain in the head at the time. She predicted
that the murderer would not be caught for many years but
ultimately “blood will tell”. 26 years later
the murderer, named Edward was caught using fingerprint
matching and DNA testing of blood at the crime scene. He
had been a mechanic at the time of the murder and had been
visiting a nearby hospital for treatment of head pain. He
was tried and found guilty and sentenced to a long term
of imprisonment. ALL of the clues given to the police
were 100 per cent accurate. Well done gifted psychic
Pascarella Downey!
15. PSYCHIC INVESTIGATORS WORK WITH
THE POLICE–  Alexis
Burke’s case. Psychic called: Laurie McQuary: In March
1986 the Portland, Oregon police received a call from John
Burke three days after his 21-year-old wife, Alexis, had
supposedly fled their home in a wealthy suburb in the family
car. Detective Robert Lee wasn't certain what kind of case
he was investigating - missing person or murder. Then, frustrated
by the progress of the investigation, Alexis' mother consulted
psychic Laurie McQuary. When the detective's case ran cold,
he met Laurie and she shared her visions - John strangled
Alexis; many people knew what happened and were not talking;
water was important; there was an old car involved, and
John's younger brother Kelly was implicated. Intrigued by
Laurie McQuary's theories, Detective Lee investigated the
clues. After a year, he got a confession. All of
Laurie's "predictions" proved to be accurate.
The case was closed. Laurie’s home page.
16. POLICE IN SPENCER, NEW YORK CALL IN GIFTED PSYCHIC
PHIL JORDAN FOR ASSISTANCE! Five year old Tommy
Kennedy disappears. Parents frantic. Over 100 voluntary
searchers fail to locate Tommy. No clues left. Situation,
desperate and hopeless. Detective Dave Redsicker from Tioga
County Sherrif Department calls in a gifted psychic because
he knows time is of the essence to locate the missing five
year old boy, Tommy Kennedy. Brilliant gifted psychic Phil
Jordan is called by the police to locate the boy. Although
psychic Phil Jordan had never been in the woods where the
lost boy was believed to be missing, this gifted psychic
draws a most vital map. This map showed among other things:
near a lake; three boats beside the lake; a building across
from the boats; a waterfall; a field; a young boy under
a tree. The chief of the local volunteers Richard Clark
said he was stunned at the accuracy of the map and the leads.
Detective Dave Redsicker said it was his first case
working with a psychic. The leaders of the search, the police
and the Tigoa County Search & Rescue gave unqualified
credit to Phil Jordan for finding the missing boy. So much
so that the Tioga County Sheriff had him sworn in as a Deputy
to assist in other cases. Well done Phil Jordan
for responding to the police call for help to solve a mystery.
The boy’s parents? Hugely grateful for Phil Jordan’s
psychic gifts. Why do debunkers scream with contempt at
these documentaries? Because the results of the gifted psychics
make these skeptical debunkers- who scream fraud everytime
a gifted psychic is deadly accurate - look absolutely silly,
totally insignificant and absolutely irrelevant. The case
has been documented in three books - Phil Jordan I Knew
This Day Would Come: A Personal Journey to Psychic Awareness
(Jordan 1999, 58 64). Jenny Randles and Peter Hough Psychic
Detectives (2001, 86-88) - see Phil Jordan’s webpage
http://www.philjordan.com/
17. PSYCHIC INVESTIGATORS ASSIST
POLICE SOLVE CRIME. Detective Wanner, Cumru Township
Police in  Pennsylvanian
first consulted Dr Lauren Thibodeau about an unrelated case
and she told him that soon he would be working on an old,
unsolved crime. Six months later Detective Wanner was given
the file on an unnamed woman who had been strangled, tied
up in a blanket and dumped over an embankment in the small
community of Cumru Township, Pennsylvania in December 1984.
Dr Thibodeau had visions of lines of light across a map
from New York to Chicago, a truck driver and the Brooklyn
Bridge; murderer was a smoker, wore thick flannel shirt;
there was sexual violence; the incident occurred near the
Great Lakes; truck door was white. Spurred on by the psychic's
accurate information, Detective Wanner was able to identify
the victim and make contact with the victim’s family.
Detective Wanner was able to arrested the murderer.
He said, that the psychic assistance was critical to solving
the case. Well done gifted psychic Dr Lauren Thibodeau!
18. PSYCHIC DETECTIVES: Lompoc Police
Department – near Santa Barbara (U.S.), engaged
the services of brilliant psychic  Dixie
Yeterian to solve a murder mystery of ‘Owen E’.
Dixie has a record of assisting other police departments
and the FBI. Detective Mel Ramos (Ret.) of Lompoc
Police Department stated, “In reality Dixie Yeterian
solved the case with her psychic abililty.”
He added but for her psychic skills the murder would not
have been solved because the police came to an absolute
dead end, they had no more clued to follow - the case went
cold. Then the gifted forensic psychic Dixie Yeterian stated
that, “ … the body would be found some 15 miles
away from the murdered home; there are farms in the are;
a steep hill; cattle; gravel road.” She saw “
…a rifle being taken away from the wall”. She
heard a gunshot; felt pressure on left side of the brain.
He “… was buried in a shallow grave.”
She gave them more information but the final piece of critical
information the psychic told the police was that the murdered
own son killed his father. Police picked up the son and
after telling him what the psychic told them, he confessed.
He was convicted of murder. Detective Ramos stated
that the psychic accurately described what happened to the
murdered father – as told to them later by the son.
Brilliant psychic work Dixie!
19. Psychic incidents were confirmed by the Midwest
City Police Department, Oklahoma City Police Department
and County Sheriff’s Office by Detective Paul Zeckman,
Detective Dan Evans, Police Officer Patrick Quigley, Diedre
Esherman, Assistant District Attorney, Detective Pam Garrick.
Two incidents: a) Jamie, a 22 year old African American
was kidnapped and killed by ‘three thugs’ –
 body
dumped. Psychics Nita Lee and Dr Sally Headding (pictured
left below Nita Lee) worked independently but were able
to relate critical information to the police to make arrests
which led to convictions of the kidnappers and the criminal
who organized the murder. These gifted  psychics
confirmed that the there were three men on contract to kill
the victim; that the victim was ‘dead’; the
dead victim was NE of the city near the State line; was
near a train track; there was a sign ‘Cattle’
and another sign ‘HURFORDS’; he was wrapped
in a blue blanket near a tin building; that he would be
found by two deer hunters (as he was in November 1994);
that the planners of the murder would be eventually caught.
The second incident concerns gifted psychic J.McGee –
‘victim made a meal for another who killed him’;
murderer fled towards Ocean City then to a Beachside area
and other leads. Det. Paul Zeckman stated among
other things stated, “I don’t know how these
psychics do it. But they perform a service we cannot ignore.
One day psychic witnesses testimony will be admitted as
evidence. In the past DNA and polygraphs were not admitted
in evidence, so it will be only a matter of time before
psychic evidence will be admitted because of the critical
information they give us to solve murders.”
I do keep the videos of these PSYCHIC DETECTIVES for the
purpose of the record.
20. (1) Nancy Myer psychic. Delaware, Wilmington
Police Department
had no more leads in its attempts to capture serial rapist.
Detective Ingrham under the supervision of Capt. Nathaniel
McQueen sought the services of a gifted psychic Nancy Myer.
Nancy was able to give the police information to capture,
arrest and get the criminal to confess to the crimes he
committed. The criminal was a serial rapist. The gifted
psychic Nancy led the police where the criminal actually
lived. She pointed to the actually building. There she said
– I see him in my mind – coming and going. Nancy
was not paid any money for her psychic service. Col.
Irvin Smith of Wilmington Police Department stated for the
camera for all the world to watch and hear, “Nancy
Myer made an outstanding contribution to law enforcement.”
Special thanks also went to Capt. Nathaniel McQueen, Lt.
Joseph Aviola Jr., DE Stat Police, Troop 2. The police want
results in their investigations. Gifted psychics are making
a huge contribution in this regard. Well done Nancy Myer!
Very well done!
21. WILLISTON POLICE DEPARTMENT, FLORIDA. Senior
Detective
Slauter and Sergeant Baxter called in psychic Noreen Renier
when the case they were investigating - the disappearance
of Norman Lewis went cold - had no more leads to follow.
Only when Noreen Renier supplied them with physical evidence
- where to find the body - describing the immediate environment,
did the police find the body. Senior detective Slauter
said, "Noreen Reiner - the psychic gave us everything
we needed to find Mr Lewis ... and I am convinced that if
we didn't use a psychic in this case, Mr Lewis would still
be at the bottome of that quarry ...".
22. MADISION COUNTY SHERRIF, DES MOINES IAOHA.
CASE: Jimmy Voll - missing.
 Forensic
psychic: Sue Walker (professional clairvyoant, medical intuitive.
Workd with law enforcement agencies before including local,
FBI and some CIA work).
POLICE: Deputy Bill Bartleson, Madison Co. Sheriff
POLICE Chief: Gary Hulse - De Soto Police Department.
Some of the information by the Forensic Psychic: (case had
gone completely cold when psychic was called to assist):
all clues given by the psychic were confirmed:
- person is confused and lost ...
- he feels fearful and confused
- I see some kind of 'fortress'? something like that ...
- see sign - soldier and 'dragoon' ..
- must head South West ... (bush area is 70 hectares) but
focussed on just one small area ... where police found the
missing person's auto.
- must go off road ...
- he's no longer alive now ...
- there's metal ... cabin ... (missing person was eventually
found in a metal cabin) in the area identified by the psychic
- I see someone wearing a bright orange vest .... ( later
a hunter wearing a bright orange vest led the police where
the metal cabin was)
POLICE COMMENTS: .
Deputy Bill Bartleson: "Jimmy was found in
a metal cabin ... as the psychic described it ... found
by a shooter in that area with an orange vest ... I was
very impressed reviewing it later ... there were so many
things she was on ... it was eeirie to me. I think this
could be a powerful tool for law enforcement cases where
everything else has failed ..."
POLICE CHIEF Gary Hulse: " ...I got to thinking back
.. psychic Sue was right ..."
SOURCE: PSYCHIC DETECTIVES 'Open Road'.
23. Assistant District Attorney of Jefferson Parish
Office, W.J. Le Blanc could not resolve a crime
concerning the brutal murder of Janet Myers. Two suspects
blamed each other – the case resulted in a hung jury.
But determined D.A. Le Blanc called in a Forensic  psychic
Rosemary Kerr (pictured, left) who had an excellent reputation
as a psychic to help solve police cases. The psychic told
the police how the murder happened. But also the psychic
said there were TWO murderers. On that information the police
retried and scored a conviction of the two suspects. District
Attorney Le Blanc said, “Rosemary’s contribution
to this case was significant …I relied on the psychic
Rosemary for details …There are clearly individuals
in this world who have an ability that are beyond our normal
five senses. Rosemary (the psychic) is such a person.”
24. Virginia’s Staunton Police in
1979– Noreen Renier psychic - five
females were brutally raped – something which terrorized
the women of Staunton. The police had no clues at all and
the public was furious that the police were not able to
catch the violent rapist. There was a crisis in the lack
of public confidence in the police… In desperation
the police called gifted psychic Noreen Renier – where
she was able to supply them with physical evidence to convict
the rapist – by identifying him where he lived, how
he did his crimes, how he entered the girls’ room,
that he limped, that he wore a uniform and that he had a
scare near his knee. On that information, the police caught
the rapist. Deputy Police Ronnie Whisman said about
psychic Noreen Renier, “We (the police) were impressed
by the psychic on the important information she was able
to give us … everything she said about the case came
true.” Special agent Darrel Stilwell said, “
.. obviously she has (psychic) power … gives you extra
something to work with.” The Police Deputy Ronnie
Whisman asked the psychic “when will the rapist be
caught?” The psychic replied, “Before Christmas.”
The rapist was caught on the 22nd December 1979.
25. Zachary Police Department in Baton Rouge :
the Police v Derrick Tod Lee serial rapist case.
 Forensic
psychic: JEANNE BORGEN.
Six women were brutally raped and killed.
Some of the forensic psychic's observations (were all confirmed
by the police):
- police have the wrong suspect
- the suspect is not white, he's black
- he is a peeping tom
- has been a peeping tom since he was very young
- there is a witness ... find that witness (witness eventually
found and led them to the suspect)
- describes suspect ... (description perfectly matches the
witness' description of suspect).
POLICE COMMENT: Lieutenant David McDavid stated,
(Regarding gifted psychic JEANNE BORGEN) “I’ve
never dealt with psychics on a day-to-day basis …My
feelings are that if the good Lord gives you that (psychic)
power, use it to assist law enforcements in very way.”
Police Forensic expert and consultant Ann Williams said,
“Without psychic Jeanne Borgan, we would have been
chasing our tails. I wouldn’t have known he was a
black man … I wouldn’t have found our witnesses.”
26. BELPRE POLICE DEPARTMENT, OHIO.
GEORGIA RUDOLPH psychic. The Mcready Case. Jennifer
Mcready was found buried brutally murdered by a gunshot
to the head. Police had no more leads. Detective Sergeant
Dave Garvey called gifted  medium
GEORGIA RUDOLPH. The psychic told Detective Garvey that
the missing person was dead, she told him WHO killed the
victim and WHERE they could find the body– brilliant
physical evidence the police did not have. Kevin
Rings, Assistant District Attorney said, “Without
Jennifer’s body being found we wouldn’t have
been able to file a charge against Mr McReady … It
would simply be an unsolved missing person case.”
Detective Dave Garvey said, “Georgia’s
guidelines and thoughts whatever you want to say …
led us to first find Jennifer … we were able to get
the bad guy who is now in jail … and the family feels
better.” Monica Tanner, a former employee
of the Belpre Police Department said, “Georgia made
a world of difference. She solved the case.” (Till
Death Do Us Part episode).
27. DES PLAINES POLICE DEPT- CAROL
BROMAN psychic.  The
Robert Piest case - the most brutal case in U.S. history
– the murders of 27 young boys killed by John Wayne
Gacy. Thanks to psychic, CAROL BROMAN (experienced working
with the police), many bodies were found buried under the
suspect’s house. Lt. Joe Kozenczak said: “The
amazing thing is that the police didn’t know about
these all murders … she (the psychic) told us. I became
a believer in psychics.” Psychic Dorothy
Allison from New Jersey also was able to assist in this
case directing the police in Chicago – from New Jersey
– where there were able to find the dead body of one
of the victims, Robert Piest.
Case 28: Detective Louis Pia NYPD (Ret.) and Detective
Phil Tricolla NYPD 49th Precinct: Gifted psychic: Ellie
Crystal. 22  year
old Kim Antonakos- kidnapped, murdered.Detective
Louis Pia said about the gifted psychic, “One of the
things I got from Ellie (the psychic) when I was present
during the interview with her … it was most astonishing
when she said the letter ‘J’ would be important
in solving the case – the four convicted of her crime
– all their first names started with the letter ‘J’.”
Detective Phil Tricolla said, “I think these psychics
are good at what they do … they have that extra sense
… it’s a kinda like an enhanced god feeling
…”. (1995).
Case 29: The Louise Williams case
in Berlin, Maryland in1991. Detective Sergeant Bill Gordy,
Maryland State Police and Maryland Trooper Paul Frick. Gifted
psychic is Deborah  Heinecker,
also a computer programmer. Case went virtually cold - initially
skeptical, police did not follow the physical evidence related
to by the gifted psychic. Police thought the missing person
Louise Williams had ran away with some guy. But the gifted
psychic said her son-in-law Billy killed her. The psychic
provided the relevant physical evidence for the police to
solve the crime. Detective Sergeant Bill Gordy said,
“I personally believe the psychic played a pivotal
role in this case. I’d like to think we could have
done it without her, however, that’s not the case.
Her predictions were the key which led the accused to confess".
Maryland Police Trooper Paul Frick (known for his strong
skepticism about psychics BEFORE the case) said, “So
if someone to-day asked me what I think of psychics, I have
to say I have changed my views completely and I’d
listen to a psychic.”
Case 30. Psychic Detectives' ‘Bad
Business’ episode,. Oklahoma City Police Department.
Gifted psychic Sally Hadding.
Detective Larry Beaver, Mid-West Police Dept. Sally Hadding
psychic. Lawrence Mbroh went missing. Sally Hadding informed
police the missing person is dead, brutally beaten- and
where to find the body – and other information given
about the case which led to the apprehending of the suspects.
Detective Larry Beaver stated about gifted psychic Sally
Hadding, “If the opportunity presented itself again
for me to work with a psychic I’d be very open to
that and would enjoy the opportunity to see another psychic
or even work with Sally Hadding to get a feel for really
and truly how they work. I was very amazed working with
Sally … I truly believe there are people in the world
who do have abilities beyond the normal person. Sally to
me is a real person with a real gift.”
31. Kittery Main, fishing village,
near Boston U.S., Deputy Chief Main Marine Patrol.
Helen Legotti psychic. In 2008, boat- captain
Chris Toby drowns in heavy ocean seas when returning from
fishing. When all searches for the missing person could
not find the drowned captain, Deputy Chief Main Marine Patrol
(now retired) contacts gifted medium Helen Legotti. She
drew a chart and tells Sgt La Flamme of the Marine Patrol
exactly where to find the body. She also tells him if the
search is made in the area, the body will be found within
2 days – giving lots of specific clues where to find
the body. After 15 minutes underwater at 60-80 feet, the
body was recovered on the second day. Deputy Chief
John Bennett of Main Marine Patrol congratulating gifted
psychic Helen Legotti (nee Churchwell), “I think when
you imagine the enormity of the ocean and all the variables
that can happen when someone drowns … just to be able
to find that person it’s a big, big deal … it
really is. I used psychics before … (and will use
them again)…” Karen Dandurant,
reporter for the Portsmith Herald stated, “I’m
kind of in awe being a skeptical reporter … It’s
a kind of a miracle the psychic just found him … She’s
never been anywhere near the Isle of Scholes …”
32. Place: Bethseda Maryland, Washington
Case about: missing case initially - brutal killing of young
female Harvard graduate
Psychic:
Deborah Heinecker
Some of the vidence produced: very masculine but looks female,
male energy, jealous of Laura, Laura not alive, grave close
to suspect’s camp, shallow grave, murky soil, face
exposed - all confirmed.
Police comment on psychic: Detective Richard Fallin
(from Montgomery Police), “Deborah’s description
of the grave site was very close to what it was …
it was excellent.” And he the police officer continues,
“The psychic in this case helped us out. I’m
open to using psychics if she can help me I’m very
pleased to take her help to help me close cases.”
Source: Psychic Investigations
33. PLACE: Thunder Bay, Ontario,
Canada 1987
Case: two teenage females raped, murdered. (episode Psychic
Investigations ‘TUNNEL VISION’)
Psychic:
Noreen Renier
Some of the evidence produced: saw face clearly, sketch
made. Accurately describes the victims and how they died
– they could not breath (plastic bag), saw blue truck,
letter ‘R’ of the murderer, the police will
get him when he’ll be 32 years old and will be wearing
a mustache. (all confirmed to be accurate by Detective
Jerry Moran). POLICE COMMENTS: Detective Jerry Moran said:
" ... the sketch by Noreen turned out to be amazingly
accurate … in hindsight the clues provided by Noreen
were right … I’m glad I used a psychic because
it opens up a whole new avenue of investigation we had nothing
to lose by using her and everything to gain.”
Source: Psychic Investigations.
34. PLACE: ALBANY, GEORGIA
Case: teenage Jessica Reinhart murdered, house burnt.
 Gifted
Psychic: Karen Prisant (left)
Some of the evidence produced by the psychic: young man,
blond hair, white man, not well-kept, rabbits in cages back
of a house, (rabbits of the victim were to be later to be
found in the suspect's home); he's around 5'9", at
the time of the murder had a knife, he sat the house of
fire, in police car directing where to find the suspect
... tells police of two names that repeatedly come to her
'Lucille' amd 'Merilyn' - turned out to be names of two
streets where suspect's house was on the corner of the two
streets.
POLICE COMMENTS:1) Detective Ray Folsom: "The
time I spent with Karen (the psychic) gave me a lot of insight.
I think with someone like Karen coming in, getting focussed
.. that's not a bad idea.
2) Robert Windham CSI Albany Police Dept. " Highly
unusual to bring in a psychic for investigation but if traditional
techniques do not work, then produce any method available"
(espcially using gifted psychics).
Source: Psychic Detectives. 'HARE EVIDENCE'
35. PLACE: Santa Clara Sheriff's Department.
 CASE:
Norma Hofer missing, murdered
FORENSIC PSYCHIC: Donielle Gordon
Some of the evidence produced by the psychic:
told police Norma Hofer has been strangled; she was at a
party the night of the murder; murderer wrapped her in a
blanket; she's on near the top of a hill; there are some
houses nearby; you will find the critical vehicle in an
underground garage; ingerprints and blood of the vitim in
the vehicle.
POLICE COMMENTS: Captain Gary Colla: "she (the
psychic) gave me accurate information the first time, why
can't it be true for the second time (this was when the
police were desperately wanting to find the critical victim's
car. Police found the car where the psychic told them it
would be found). It turns out that Donielle (the psychic)
was an investigator too, like a fingerprint expert or an
expert analyzing clother fiber ... was one piece of the
puzzle that helped bring it all together .. a very well
done job."
Deputy Michelle Sandri: The psychic "makes you believe
in psychics! Because of the psychic we resolved it rel quick
instead of taking months or years. .."
SOURCE: Psychic Detectives
36. PLACE: Sharon Police Department
Case: Darrell Cozart Missing, found murdered
 Forensic
psychic: Mary Ellen Rodrigues
Some of the psychic's evidence: something happened to Darrell,
keeps telling me the same word over and over Fickel; he's
been shot a few times, there's a rope around his head; lying
in swamp; face up; you will find him before Tuesday.
POLICE COMMENTS: Capt. Jerry Smith, "I don't
know how to explain it. I don't know if I believe in it.
I just know that it happened ... there's no explanation
for it! Darrell (the murdered) kept telling the psychic
(from the afterlife) 'Fickel', 'Fickel' ... It was only
after we arrested the suspect that it dawned on me it was
his (the suspect's) surname ... that was exact ..."
Source: PSYCHIC DETECTIVES
37. PLACE: MARYLAND State Police
CASE; James Outten missing, later found dead
Forensic
psychic: Noreen Renier
Some of the psychic's evidence: 'they knew each other',
'they were friends', 'there was hate and anger at the time
of the killing'; 'I see a number 4 ... a pathway which will
lead to a two storey very old house ..."
POLICE COMMENTS ON PSYCHIC: Sgt. Hank Brittingham,
"I found number 4 and the path which led to the old
house exactly the way Noreen (the psychic) described it
... It was very satisfying this case...it finally closed.
I believe Noreen helped us tremendously ... I believe Noreen
is special. She helped us and she could help many other
agencies they struggle with murders they cannot solve ..."
SOURCE: PSYCHIC DETECTIVES, Story House Products TRU TV.
38. WATERFORD- COLONIE POLICE DEPARTMENT
CASE: ‘Secrets of the Deep’ – Armond La
Forestith
 FORENSIC
PSYCHIC: Ann Fisher (20 years with the police)
Some of the forensic psychic’s information:
- gave police directions drawing a
map
- see victim in water (eventually found in a car totally
submerged in water.
- hears tire screeching
- trees in the area
- he was not alone at the time of death
- he was with a woman
- blond hair
- he’s in Mohawk river
POLICE COMMENTS: Lt. Alex Rinaldi, “The only
reason why we searched the Mohawk river was because of the
psychic telling us that’s where he (the victim) is
– and we found him. In an investigation, if the family
decides to employ a forensic psychic …and develop
some type of information certainly I’m going to listen
to it and will look into it – and if credible I’ll
investigate."
Independent assessment – by Carol De Mare, Reporter
Times Union, “Ann Fisher was instrumental in helping
the family and ultimately helping the police for finding
Armond". (the victim).
Source: PSYCHIC DETECTIVES TV series
39. –Noreen
Renier: another gifted ‘psychic’ assisting State
police.’ Det. Joseph Uribe of Montana Dept. of Justice
stated that
the account given by gifted psychic Noreen Renier was “accurate
in every detail”: where the assault took
place, description of the assault, that it was an ambush,
that a blue metal building was important in solving the
crime, the sketch drawn from Noreen Renier’s descriptions
was ‘perfect.’ The case of the disappearance
of ‘Walter Sullivan’: the viewer must be just
stunned by the accuracy of these gifted psychics in the
television series PSYCHIC DETECTIVES series by Robyn Hutt,
COURT TV. We hear tough senior police officers conceding
that the assisting psychic was vital in solving the crime.
For example, Noreen Renier stated that to her psychometry
in this case was very important: physically picking up critical
vibrations by touching the ‘bullit’ and ‘the
keys.’ Very well done gifted psychic Noreen Renier!
40. VERY SPECIAL CASE: PSYCHIC WAS
ALLOWED TO TESTIFY IN COURT. JURY AGREES WITH THE FORENSIC
PSYCHIC
ROSEMARY KERR.
KENNER POLICE DEPARTMENT, NEW ORLEANS
Case: Andre Daigle - MIssing>murder ...'Midnight Strangers'
Forensic psychic: Rosemary Kerr
Police detective: Jim Gallaghar
Assistant D.A. Jefferson Parish: W.J. Le Blanc
Some of the Forensic Psychic information:
- Slidel (suburb) is important (police found the victim's
motor vehicle)
- number 7 is important (police find suspect in apartment
7, highway exit was marked with the nuber '7').
- police find blood stain - critical evidence in apartment
7 which convicted the suspects.
- body near railroad track,
- just before he died, victim was with a female and two
males
- body near bridge, railway lines ... water.
POLICE COMMENTS ON FORENSIC PSYCHIC: Detective Jim
Gallaghar: "I was stunned and amazed what she (the
psychic) told us ... the Prosecution decided it was very
important for Rosemary (the psychic) to testify. She led
the police directly to the killer. You can't dispute that
... that is a fact what happened ... I was skeptical prior
to this but there's no doubt in my mind that Rosemary has
a gift."
SOURCE: Psychic Investigations- Storyhouse
Productions Tru-TV
41. DENTON, TEXAS POLICE DEPARTMENT
CASE: Diana Goldston, missing > murdered.
 Forensic
Psychic: Carol Pate (picture, left)
Police: Detective Kenny Kirkland, Det. David Stewart
Some of the information by the Forensic Psychic:
- victim murdered
- suspect was heavy with drugs
- she sold flowers
- (showed police where the abduction took place)
- suspect believed victim stole money from him
- victim shot, can feel the bullett
- victim bled
- males were holding her physically
- they were keeping the victim down
- showed police where victim was murdered
- man and woman taking her out of the truck
- there's a jacket he took off the victim and threw it up
in the air and landed on a tree
- dragged boy in the woods and left her there
- male returned and stumped victim in the neck with boots
- there's graffiti near the bridge where the body is.
Police Det. Kenny Kirkland's comment on the Forensic
Psychic Carole Pate: "I remember what Carol Pate told
me (about the case) and indeed it became true ... My reaction
to the female confession accomplice I had heard it all before
... was told to me before by Carol .... We were shocked
...she (the psychic) was able to tell us what each person
(overseeing several photographs) did and what their part
was in the crime. She just reaffirmed that I don't know
anybody who could do that ... to be able to narrow it down
to just one place (from a huge area near Lake Roberts) ...
it's pretty outstanding."
Carol Pate got several things right when dealing with the
case ... and so Carol Pate obviously has some special gifts
to be able to do things that a normal person cannot do.
She was able to tell us things about the case she knew nothing
about (before she started). It was pretty phenomenal she
was able to do that."
Source: Psychic Investigations.
PSYCHIC
HISTORY: WHEN SENIOR POLICE CONFIRM THAT FORENSIC MEDIUMS/PSYCHICS
HAVE PARANORMAL GIFTS: in
1964Edgewater's Police Commissioner John A Nash stated,
"Florence (the psychic-medium) has helped police in
New Jersey for over thirty years". Captain John Cronin
of New York's Missing Persons Bureau stated, "I've
known Florence twenty-five years. She is right seventy-five
percent of the time." For more
cases when police give brilliant attestations to the forensic
psychic mediums. We must never forget, there were times
when gifted forensic psychics informed the police WHERE
to find the missing body; the GENDER, the AGE and the NAME
of the victim, and WHO killed the victim.
BRILLIANT BRILLIANT
PSYCHIC DETECTIVES: POLICE  OFFICER
& PROSECUTING ATTORNEY CONFIRM PSYCHIC'S GIFTS - XENIA
POLICE DEPT., OHIO (U.S.): person missing, just
blood on ground. No body, no clues, no suspect, no speculations
about the crime. MEDIUM was called by the police for assistance:
gifted medium Karyal Kirkpatrick (left with prosecuting
attorney Bill Shenk) gives police critical information about
the matter: “Triangle situation -
3 people involved. Jealousy. Violence. Victim shot. Victim
had been moved to a shallow grave in woods. Leaves. Near
wooden fence. Sound of rushing water. I see a blue car to
do with the murderer …(to the police) you are driving
around the victim’s body.” DETECTIVE DAN SAVAGE:
stated to millions of television viewers in his own words,
"We found the psychic was to be absolutely right:
she was right the victim was shot. She was right
about the blue car. She was right about the rushing water.
She was right about the lover's triangle. She was right
about the wooden fence. She was right about the shallow
grave, about the leaves…” The direct and indirect
message to the television viewers: “ I’d call
her again in future investigations.”
BILL SCHENK: Prosecutor Attorney,
Greene County, Ohio,: stated words to the effect that without
the medium Karyal Kirkpatric the case might not have been
solved).
(More cases later on)
--
Victor Zammit (last update January 2011)
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