Police Find ‘Psychic’ In Texas Hoax
Police Find ‘Psychic’ In Texas Hoax
Recently reported by msnbc.msn.com news, Texas deputies have found the elf-proclaimed psychic who provided police with a false tip about dozens of dead bodies buried on rural property which proved to be a hoax after extensive searches by police.
The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office said the tipster told them twice that 25 to 30 bodies were on a property at the intersection of County Roads 2049 and 2048 between Hardin and Daisetta. The calls came in Monday at 10 p.m. and Tuesday at 11 a.m.
A search found no bodies, but the story became international news.
A woman who called herself “Angel” previously came forward to say that she provided the tip and that investigators got her information wrong. She said she never mentioned a mass grave.
Capt. Rex Evans with the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office said they found the tipster but don’t believe it is “Angel.” They said she lives in Texas, but that they will not make a decision until next week on what charges she may face. They did not release her identity.
Earlier this week, officials said the false tipster could face a class A misdemeanor charge of filing a false police report.
One of the agencies asked to help in the search, Texas EquuSearch, said it lost money in the hoax. Founder Tim Miller said his group paid more than $700 to fly in specialized search equipment from different parts of the country only to find out from Local 2 Investigates that the search was because of a tip from a psychic.“We’re not psychic. We didn’t know what was going on, and we just went out there,” Miller said. “I would not have had any of them call. I would not have had anything shipped in if they wouldn’t have called.”
Miller said investigators provided detailed information on why they believed there were mass graves.
“It kind of took our breath away. We couldn’t even believe it was happening,” Miller said. “When I found later the lead came in from a psychic, it was like, ‘I can’t believe it.’”Evans said he is sorry EquuSearch spent the money, but said, “At no time was he officially asked to bring in any resources, and we told him to hold off. At the time we walked with him, we had no indication the person calling us was claiming to be psychic.”
Miller said he does not fault the Sheriff’s Office for investigating the tip but said the entire ordeal should never have happened the way it did.
“Somebody jumped the gun. Somebody made a huge mistake,” Miller said.
Miller said he was also upset that news of the search was leaked to the media before a search warrant was obtained. He said he was told by the Sheriff’s Office to keep it “top secret.”
The owner of the home, Joe Bankson, said he is still receiving angry phone calls and text messages even though nothing was found on his property.
Psychic Can’t Even Help Camille Understand Kelsey
Camille Grammer’s friend, Psychic Medium Alison DuBois, was able to explain Housewives problems in the future. But Camille Grammer tells news she can’t even understand her ex husband currently.
Despite Camille showcasing on Housewives a Medium who claimed to have all the answers about the future, today Grammer tells news she can’t even understand currently what is going on with ex husband Kelsey. Friends of Camille tell news that Camille can’t even reach Kelsey on the phone (or through other mediums). So now, she and Kelsey are heading to court to battle over custody of their children.
Last season on Housewives, the drinks were free flowing for bizarre guest-star Alison DuBois. DuBois was referred to as Jack Nicholson in the Shining by Kim Richards. Kyle called for a reading. And there, the turmoil erupted. DuBois told Kyle Richards that marital problems were on the horizon. Now it remains unclear if DuBois is assisting Camille Grammer in understanding her own problems with her ex husband.
“You have two legs, use them” is what DuBois told Kyle last season. Now Camille is telling Kelsey to walk into court with her and decide custody since the two can’t come to an agreement.
Kelsey went on to marry Kayte Walsh. Walsh’s brother is soccer player Phil Walsh (Dagenham & Redbridge), Alan Walsh (Bristol City) is her father, who is two years younger that Kelsey.
Camille Donatacci married Grammer part way during his lucrative years on the hit sitcom Frasier. The couple’s marriage was in California and subject to no prenup. Together they have residences in Holmby Hills, Malibu, New York, and elsewhere.
On Housewives, when Camille found out that Kelsey has fallen in love with another person, Camille told viewers “I do in my heart believe it’s a woman”. Even Bravo talker Andy Cohen found Camille’s remark peculiar.
A source tells PEOPLE today that Camille “would love to have a relationship with Kelsey for the kids’ sake,” but claims that “Kelsey will not communicate with her.”
Reports have claimed that the Camille and Kelsey Grammer – who have homes in Holmby Hills, Malibu, Colorado, and New York – are now worth $100 million. Initial news reports claimed that Kelsey offered Camille $30 million and she is demanding $50 million.
Source bing.com/news
Psychic Medium Gary Spivey Performs
Psychic Medium Gary Spivey Performs
Psychic and Comedian
World renowned Psychic Medium Gary Spivey is known for his Psychic talent and uncanny ability to communicate with the other side and make Psychic Predictions of future events – having been dubbed the Modern Day Nostradamus.
Recently reported by associatedcontent.com, Psychic Medium Gary Spivey performs for audiences.
The show starts with a video about Physic Gary Spivey. We get to know about Gary while seeing him performing and learning about his life. He is known as a man of extraordinary talents, sometimes called a genius or modern day Nostradamus.
Gary can switch from being funny to his serious side when he tries to assist people who ask,
‘Will I find a job, will I find love, and other questions about their lives.
The audience becomes emotional as they seem to be caught in his spell.
Sometimes Gary is overwhelming, especially when he seems to know their personal information.
With tears in their eyes, men and women wait for his advice. Gary says, “You feel hot”, and they actually do. His two assistants quickly move through the audience looking for the next question. Gary explains, “I see things happening that nobody else sees and hear psychically.”
Its truly Gary Spivey’s Accurate Psychic Readings which make audiences emotional and earn their respect to keep coming to his events and allowing Gary to travel around the world. Gary has earned his nickname and his reputation for amazing Psychic Readings through emotional events such as this.
The first time you see Gary, his bushy white hair and white suit are startling. After he starts to speak, Gary is so persuasive, so accurate that the people are immediately convinced of his abilities. Watch Gary as he stands on the stage but be sure to watch the audience’s reaction. This is a dramatic show; the audience opens their lives to him as they speak of personal problems, hopes and fears.
Gary predicts future events, “You are going to be very rich,” and the person is happy. Many members of his audience return again and again. Gary approached one woman to get rid of her demons.
He uses healing energy, “You will be fine tomorrow, you had so much rage.”
Gary’s show was my first time reviewing a psychic. Seeing the audience’s trust and reaction to Gary was like being at a religious revival meeting mixed with the way a hypnotist affects his subjects on stage.
He asks the people to put their hands up in the air and say, “Pull the ball of life into my chest.” Everyone complied with his request. So many people in the audience asked questions.
If you do not get your question answered during the show, Gary has a special time afterwards to meet the audience and autograph his book.
Psychic to the Stars, Gary is not religious and does not know why he sees the future but just feels, “I’m me!”
He feels the love coming from the audience. After making his first prediction at the age of seven, Gary continued to hone his skills throughout the years and now tours nine months out of each year meeting with clients in private sessions, hosting live seminars, guest starring on radio and television shows, holding workshops and planning spiritual retreats.
He has written books and recorded meditation CD’s to spread his knowledge to a wider audience.
Gary Spivey earned the nickname the “Modern Day Nostradamus” through his uncanny Psychic Predictions, and Accurate Psychic Readings over the years.
Currently Psychic Gary Spivey travels almost the entire year to locations around the world performing private Psychic Reading sessions, live seminars and television shows.
Kate Middelton’s Psychic Channels Princess Di
Is Prince Williams FIance Kate Middleton channeling Princess Diana via a Psychic Medium for advice?
As recently reported by independent.co.uk, Kate Middleton met with a Psychic Medium to channel Princess Diana, the late mother in law of her fiance Prince William.
In a highly unusual move, the royal bride-to-be Kate Middleton has been receiving advice from her late mother-in-law with the help of a titled psychic.
The medium, who insists on anonymity but who belongs to one of England’s most distinguished families, regularly contacts the dead on behalf of members of the political and social establishment, including the Duchess of York, who suggested that Kate would benefit from a “conversation” with Princess Diana.
“Kate was a bit sceptical, but the pressure has been getting to her recently,” a family friend reveals. “In the end, she thought no harm could be done and agreed to attend a séance with her sister Philippa.”
Psychics are bound by a code of client confidentiality, but family friends report that the sisters’ mood of light-hearted scepticism was quickly dispelled when the unmistakable voice of Diana was channelled through the psychic, revealing details of Prince William’s life which only a mother would know.
During the 45-minute session, Princess Diana is reported to have been “giggly and delighted” that Kate was to become her daughter-in-law. On a more serious note, she expressed concern about the princess-to-be’s diet, and advised Kate to watch out for certain named members of Prince Charles’s inner circle of advisers.
Prince William is reported to be “not best pleased” by his future wife’s show of independence.
Faced with unhelpful coverage in the tabloid press over Prince Andrew’s friendship with Lolita-loving American businessman Jeffrey Epstein, the Royal Family has not, as has been widely reported, attempted to distance Prince William from his troubled uncle. Indeed, the royal wedding will be used by the royals to show a united front to the world.
“Wills has always been very fond of his uncle,” a senior courtier tells me. “Andrew provides the sort of basic man-to-man advice which Prince Charles finds embarrassing. There is no way that the young prince would be disloyal to him.”
Psychic Sally Morgan Live At Kings Theatre
Star Psychic Sally Morgan performs live at the Kings Theatre Southsea UK during her psychic tour.
Known as the “Star Psychic”, Sally Morgan is one of the UK’s most popular Psychic Reader’s. Sally has spent years amazing her many followers on her numerous television shows, tours and performances.
Sally Morgan has performed thousands of readings for those who have suffered tragedy and loss for more than twenty years, in doing so her popularity has grown throughout the UK. She has written an autobiography in 2008 “My Psychic Life” for all of her fans who wanted to know more about her, and she has since been on a nationwide tour of the UK.
Sally’s current UK Tour dates extend into May and are available on her website.
Psychic Kids See Dead People
By KATE JACKSON
Trembling with fear, ten-year-old Fae Jackson darted out of her bedroom and down the stairs to her mum.
She had just seen the wispy image of a person – who had hissed into her ear: “Can you hear me?”
It was the first of hundreds of ghost sightings that would plague the young girl and lead her to believe she may have psychic powers.
Incredibly, Fae’s younger brother, Ashley, has now started reporting similar eerie sightings – despite not knowing of Fae’s.
Mum Lynn has come to accept her kids have supernatural powers and that, just like the movie The Sixth Sense, her children can “see dead people”.
To Lynn, this is anything but a special gift – she sees it as a curse she would love to break.
The 39-year-old, from Waltham Cross, Herts, says: “It feels like someone is bullying my children and I can’t do anything about it.
“It would have been easier to deal with if they had an illness. At least I would know where to go for treatment.”
“Fae has got used to it and now she enjoys having this ability – but Ashley hates it.”
Last week we revealed one in five Brits have seen or felt the presence of a ghost – and that 53 per cent believe in psychic ability. The research coincides with Matt Damon’s new film, Hereafter, about a reluctant medium. Fae, now 13, and Ashley, eight, can relate to that.
Stay-at-home mum Lynn says: “The first sign was when Fae started primary school.
“She used to tell me one of her friends was purple or the teacher was red. So one day I told her, ‘No darling that boy isn’t purple’. She said, ‘Mummy I mean the colour around him’.”
Now they both believe Fae was recognising auras, the glow said to radiate around a person.
Ghostly sightings started when Fae turned ten, and appeared nearly every day. Once Fae reported her bed being shaken by a frustrated female ghost.
Another time she said she could feel the energy of an old woman against her back while showering. She even says that at times she can feel ghosts playing with her hair.
A figure who regularly appears is “the druggy man”, who has droopy eyes and slumps next to Fae in her room.
Lynn says: “How do you deal with something like that? She was terrified. I did start off thinking it might be attention-seeking, but you know your own children. She was shy and not a story teller.”
In her skinny jeans and patent Dr Martens, petite Fae today seems at ease with her powers but her huge blue eyes still betray her fear during one of the most terrifying incidents.
She says: “I had walked out of my bedroom and there was a mirror at the other end of the hall. In my reflection I saw a person’s head on my shoulder. It was red. I was so scared. But now I understand that it is my grandad and that he is my spirit guide, who is protecting me.”
Fae matter-of-factly goes on to relate how she encounters these unexpected visitors.
She says: “It’s not like seeing something solid like a chair, it’s like a glimpse of the person.
“Mostly I can sense something or feel the energy there and the picture and details come into my head. Like their name can pop into my head or how they died.
“If I close my eyes I see their picture building up. It happens so quickly. I have all this information in a couple of seconds.
“I used to be really scared, I wouldn’t like the dark and I wouldn’t like looking in the mirror in case I saw something.”
The double blow came when Ashley began to see ghosts too.
He refuses to discuss the idea that he may be psychic. Lynn says: “We had been careful to keep everything that was going on with Fae from Ashley. I didn’t want him to be frightened. Then, about a year ago, he refused to go into our conservatory and wouldn’t go to the toilet alone.
“I asked him what the matter was and he told me, ‘There’s a head following me around’.
“My blood went cold. How do you tell a seven-year-old that some people can see dead people?”
Lynn’s husband, David, 45, is clearly concerned and supportive yet, like Ashley, prefers not to discuss the issue.
But supernatural powers may run in the family. Both David’s dad and Lynn’s gran believed they saw spirits.
Lynn says: “Fae has tried to tell Ashley it’s OK and happens to her but he doesn’t believe her.
“She’s intrigued by it now but he hates it and is terrified.”
Through talking to other mediums, Fae has learned to cope with the sightings but Ashley is very much in denial. Instead, a friend who does distant healing – called Theta Healing – has focused on Ashley, asking that he doesn’t see anything frightening. Lynn believes this has reduced the sightings but says he still has what he calls “bad thoughts”.
Fae, who has learned to channel her ability into learning Reiki healing, says: “I can close down my chakras – points in the body from the head to the feet.
“You do it by thinking of those points as lightbulbs and you shut them off so you are closed to the spirits. I can also ask them to go away and I can imagine a white light around me to protect myself.
“When it first started I was seeing spirits every day but now it isn’t as often.”
Fae adds: “I have only told one friend at school, she was fine about it and accepts it.
“But I wouldn’t tell anyone else because I think they would tease me. I would be the witch girl.”
Lynn and Fae plan to write a book together on their experiences. They have also launched Facebook group Children With Spirit.
Lynn says: “One of my issues is that there’s no real help out there for people like us.
“Talking to other psychic children has really helped Fae, so hopefully it can help others too.”
Names have been changed
Source thesun.co.uk
UK Clairvoyant Claims ‘Everyone is Psychic’
Psychic Phil Griggs offers Psychic Seminars in the UK to help people find and release their own psychic abilities.
Recently reported by lutontoday.co.uk, a UK Clairvoyant and Psychic Phil Griggs believes that everyone has Psychic powers, they just need help releasing and finding them.
That’s why he’s organised a psychic powers taster day on Sunday March 6 [2011] so people can learn to tune in to their inner clairvoyant.
“We all have a unique psychic gift,” he said. “It can be strong or weak or even dormant.
“Some people feel it, some hear it. The workshop helps people recognise where their psychic ability is coming from and to channel it, whether it’s visual, auditory or kinesthetic – connected to feelings.”
The former Challney Boys pupil and Royal Navy submariner has never been busier. He’s taking part in a stand-up event at the Circle of Light in Milton Keynes next month and is also organising Watford’s Mind Body & Soul Fayre in May.
In addition he does one-to-one psychic, clairvoyant, Tarot and palmistry readings as well as party events, past life regression and future progression.
Luton-born Phil, 47, has been aware of another world outside this one ever since he was a little lad. “I saw people and knew there was something going on,” he recalled.
But as he grew up he dismissed the paranormal as ‘codswallop’ . . . until two Romany clairvoyants predicted he’d leave the navy and become a psychic.
He bought a book on palmistry and decided to practise on his crusty old sea dog colleagues. Much to his surprise they responded enthusiastically.
He started getting messages from people who’d passed on. “I guess we all have a life purpose and as much as I was enjoying my career in the submarine service I knew I had found my new path,” he said.
“The more I learned, the more this gift opened up. I’d locked it away for years.
“It became so strong that I went to Barnfield and trained to become a teacher in psychic arts. I was one of the first to teach the subject to students in the college network and received a Grade 1 from Ofsted.”
Phil has appeared on radio and TV and travelled all over the world to do readings.
He is also involved in Inspirations, an innovative spiritual magazine or ‘Ezine’ which will be available from February 11.
His workshops are always well attended. “People come along because they might want to choose it as a profession,” he said. “Lots of people are fascinated by it and see it as something different.”
He uses a crystal ball to focus his attention. “I only switch on when people come for a reading,” he explained. “I go to a higher level. You can’t do it all the time or you’d go mad.”
Clairvoyant gives the dying a Peek into the Afterlife
A Clairvoyant Medium from Long Island, Penelope Zannikos, says that she can help sick patients find out who’s waiting to greet them on “the other side.”
Recently reported by the nypost.com, Clairvoyant Penelope Zannikos, 44, performs hospital “transition sessions” with seriously ill people who want to know who’s behind the white light.
“Sometimes the information surprises people — it’s not always who you think will be waiting for you,” said Zannikos, who believes she inherited her gift from her Puerto Rican mother — although it could also be from her dad, who was born in Romania to Greek parents.
She says she once visited an elderly woman battling cancer who wanted a sneak peek at her guide to the Pearly Gates. The name that came to Zannikos’ lips was William. William was the old woman’s former flame — and she’d spurned him, Zannikos learned. “She said, ‘Oh, my ex-boyfriend. I had to choose between him and my husband when I was young,’ ” the so-called seer said. “I told her he was waiting for her. And she responded, ‘Well, I’m not going anywhere yet!’ Some people get like that — nervous.”
Zannikos swears her gift is legit, but the hospitals she visits probably think differently, said one hospital executive. “It’s certainly neither medicine nor patient care,” said the exec, who works with several leading NYC facilities. Zannikos admits she keeps the true purpose of her visits a secret from hospital staffers. “Sometimes a nurse will understand what I’m doing — many of the Caribbean nurses seem to get it right away,” she said. “They don’t say anything.”
From Penelope’s website bio.
Penelope is based in New York, where she was born into a family whose members were no strangers to the spirit world. Her grandmother and great-grandmother were known as healers in their respective communities, and both had the ability to channel and relay messages from the spiritual realm. As is often the case in families, these gifts passed down to Penelope.
Penelope has the ability to focus and control both her own enormous energy, as well as the energy that is directed at her by spirit. Spirit is always with Penelope and guides her in helping those seeking answers, directions, and spiritual clarity. Recently, another well-regarded medium referred to her as a “spiritual generator” because he felt so energized in her presence.
Sylvia Browne To Help Find Missing Canadian Woman
Recently reported by the windsorstar.com/news, the family of a missing Canadian woman is hoping that world famous psychic Sylvia Browne can help restart the cold case with fresh information on the whereabouts of Ani Ashekian.
Ani Ashekian, 31, last contacted her family over two years ago, on November 10, 2008, from Hong Kong and hasn’t been heard from since. Family, friends, volunteers and police have searched for her the last two years without success – but they still have hope that a Psychic can help.
The arrival of U.S. psychic Sylvia Browne to The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor last Saturday provided another chance for the family to learn a new piece of information that may eventually bring Ashekian home.
“We’re just looking for anything,” said Rosie Kampstra, Ashekian’s sister.
“Anything will help, whether you believe in psychics or not.”
During Browne’s show, select audience members were able to approach the stage and hear about their future love life, the condition of deceased loved ones or their future financial health.
Unable to talk to Browne during the show, Kampstra and her family approached Browne at the book signing afterward and asked her about Ashekian.
“She said that we need to contact her office and she said she would do it pro bono,” Kampstra said.
“The Toronto police have already sent the information to Sylvia Browne’s office and they are going to look at it.
“We’re just waiting now.”
Kampstra said they have talked to other psychics in the past but none of them have offered constructive advice.
“So many people have called the house and there has been numerous, numerous, numerous readings but they are all over the place,” Kampstra said.
“There hasn’t been one that has been consistent with the other.
“It’s hard to believe them when one says one thing and one says another.”
But Kampstra said they don’t want to give up and hope that Browne’s fame and experience offers something new to the case.
“She’s a renowned psychic, so who knows?” Kampstra said.
The family still has a private investigator working on the case but nothing new has unfolded in the last little while.
“We have some unanswered questions that he wants to follow up on as well but there hasn’t been anything for some time,” Kampstra said.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Ani Ashekian, and we hope that progress is made in this case with the help of Sylvia Browne.
Kelsey Grammer’s Psychic Business With Celebrity Psychic Ron Bard
Kelsey Grammer’s recent divorce is not all he’s been up to lately, as he continues his ventures into his psychic side.
Recently reported by astrochicks.com, Kelsey Grammer is proceeding with his psychic business “The Channel Channel” with renowned Celebrity Psychic Ron Bard as his partner.
Kelsey Grammer has long been a paranormal believer, born under the astrology sign of Pisces, he’s a natural intutive and sensitive soul. His water sign allows him to tap into his creative energy, swimming the depths of his emotions, bringing to light a variety of characters to entertain fans. Like a chameleon, he has a dark side that he hides well and he’s able to turn his comic personality on and off with the flip of a switch.
Kelsey Grammer says, “I’ve had some mind-bending events. I don’t discuss them much because there are other people involved and I want to respect their privacy,” the Frasier star told New York magazine in a March interview. “But voices, moments, presences, personalities that are from thousands of years ago are still available through this psychic energy.”
What Astrochicks finds fascinating is Kelsey Grammer’s business partner and friend Ron Bard, a celebrity psychic to the stars. Ron Bard is the son of of the famous Yolana Bard (Queen of Psychics), who trained under Hans Holzer, famous noted paranormal researcher. Ron Bard became well known in Japan as a psychic, where blue chip Executives and Japanese celebrities pay him $5000 per hour as a “parapsycholigist consultant” for advice. He’s also helped Japanese police solve several murder cases. Impressive!