Texas Psychic detective Stephanie Almaguer, who burst upon the scene in the baby Lisa case, has also entered into the case of missing girl Haleigh Cummings, and since become the center of controversy ever since with several online radio show hosts assaulted her credibility. She recently went public to try to clear things up and set the record straight.

As recently reported by examiner.com’s missing persons correspondent, Psychic detective Stephanie Almaguer sent an email attempting to clear things up.

In Baby Lisa’s case Stephanie had visions the then 10-month-old baby accidently drowned in her home and was later taken to a location near a river and tower. Baby Lisa’s parents, Deborah Bradley, 25, and Jeremy Irwin, 30, claim their baby was abducted from her crib sometime between 6:40 p.m. Oct. 3 and 3:45 a.m. Oct. 4.

tephanie shared her visions in drawings and writings on her blog. Levi said that after finding her drawings, a group of local volunteers planned to search an area that matched a description of a location Stephanie shared on her blog.

She and others, including some locals in Kansas City, had been communicating online. As the date of the search approached conflics arose, and on Thanksgiving Day things escalated between Stephanie and others.

Some began accusing Stephanie of stealing information and photos which generated an onslaught of online attacks against her. She tried to defend herself, which seemed to make matters worse for her, not better. Read: Psychic angry, unleashes on those she feels turned on her in Baby Lisa case.

Last Sunday and Monday night two online radio shows aired discussing Stephanie’s involvement in not only Baby Lisa’s case but other missing persons’ cases as well.

Stephanie responds below to accusations made by the two radio show hosts – Levi Page of the Levi Page Show and Tricia Griffith of the Websleuth Blogtalk Radio Show.

The recent accusations against Stephanie didn’t surprise Tricia or Levi who said during Tricia’s show Sunday that they’ve crossed paths with Stephanie before when, they say, she stole visions and writings of other psychics in HaLeigh’s case from the Websleuth’s forum. Asked for the names of people involved Levi said he’s tried and no one wants to talk about it.

Levi said Stephanie had inserted herself into the HaLeigh Cummings case in 2009. He claimed she charged Marie Griffith, HaLeigh’s maternal grandmother, and some friends of Marie’s $600 for her plane ticket from Texas to Florida where HaLeigh vanished.

He said after Stephanie arrived in Florida to search for HaLeigh people there did not believe she had any psychic abilities. They said she found nothing while she was there, and when she became frustrated at her inability to find HaLeigh or even any clues into her disappearance, she called HaLeigh’s family members asking them where they thought she should search.

Additionally, Levi said during Monday night’s Levi Page Show that a lot of people in Florida thought Stephanie was after the reward money.

Asked what she thought about Stephanie, and if she believes she’s credible, Criminal Profiler Pat Brown said, “No,” and said she doesn’t believe in psychics.

Pat says psychics abuse families by taking their money, trips, or attention from them, and by giving them false hope.

She also said some psychics analyze cases much like profilers do, and that some are good at it. Rather than having legimate “visions” Pat believes they develop theories much like profilers and police do. She believes it’s a matter of numbers – eventually, after doing it long enough and often enough, “they’re bound to get it right sometimes,” she said.

“You have people digging up land everywhere because of psychic visions when they have no credible evidence that they have any great power whatsoever,” Pat said. She added, “On the one hand, does it hurt to search another place? No. Maybe the child is there but it won’t be because she saw it in a vision. It will be because she got lucky.”

Below is an email Stephanie wrote Monday in an attempt to set the record straight:

“Levi is talking things out of context,” Stephanie said.

“I had been working, privately on HaLeigh Cummings for almost a year with Capt. DP [presumably Dominic Piscetello with the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office] and MG [Marie Griffith, HaLeigh's grandmother] talked w/DP and asked him what I thought about me, etc,…after she’d read a few post, he said he believed in me, but nothing is a guarantee…

“Anyway, she and I talked and she wanted me to at least come and search, if not for one day……Her friends, got together money to bring me there and back….I believe the RT fair was about $300, on cheaptickets.com I’m not sure. They paid for nothing more….I paid for my own food, drinks, up-keep, etc….

“It was no vacation and I spent HOURS in the hot sun, searching – I was only there 2 1/2 days…..I don’t inject myself into cases….I work on these cases because of a personal tragedy…..

“seeing my [omitted for privacy] EVERYDAY for the past 7 years search online for [omitted] only 2 missing brother’s is heartbreaking…..

“I only try to use my abilities to help locate missing person’s so that even if I help ONE family – not feel the way my [omitted for privacy] feels each day, then I did something good.

“There will always be those who think your scamming, taking advantage of, etc….But that never has been and never will be my reasoning. I, as many Psychic Detectives, will NEVER claim “I CAN FIND YOUR MISSING LOVED ONE!” NEVER……… I can not promise anything like that!

“All I can do it try….and it’s very, very hard……and the outcome or probability of my success is near 0%….

“but it doesn’t mean that I should just give up. I do this in memory of my [omitted for privacy] – I do this to help. That’s all.

“My family in no means makes a ‘good Living’ – and live paycheck to paycheck as many others do. I can’t afford to go and look for every missing person I may do a ‘reading’ on….That’s why I started my own Blog…..

“If someone comes across it, finds something interesting, good – use it…If not – leave it behind. Thats all.

“If I become ‘involved’ with a case, it’s because someone else involved me – rather than me ‘injecting’ myself. I have my own freedom and right to post on my own blog, just as many other’s – including Levi and the others, about anything I want. doesn’t mean I injected myself into anything.

“I did contact Levi, believing he was a trusted source asking how to get in touch with Marie…..After a year of working on the case with DP, I wanted to at least meet her…(by email or telephone, not face to face) and let her know I was trying everything I could to find her grand daughter….

“If she’s honest, ask her…she’ll tell you – Me going to Florida wasn’t my idea…..

“I’m sincere in what I do no matter what anyone thinks.

“Morgan Harrington….I didn’t solve her case…..Other’s claim that I am claiming I ‘found’ her….No, again- twist of words….

“I only described, even in miles, where I believed she could be found and described the area in detail…..

“Her being found accidently by a farmer where I’d described, and the miles away i’d described also…That’s all, really in her case.

“I just want everyone to know that if they begin seeing my name in association with a case, it’s because SOMEONE, for some reason, asked me to help further – perhaps after reading my blog…Idk….that’s really all.

“That’s what happened with Lisa Irwin, bloggers even state this on my blog.

“My local news did do an interview to set the record straight for me……whether it helped or not, Idk…but it doesn’t matter. I know the truth and I know that when I lay my head down to sleep every night, I did what was right.”

Looking back at the way she responded to online attacks Stephanie said, “I was so, so frustrated with everything going on in the baby lisa case….not ready for all the publicity that came from it. Just very overwhelmed. I will never be ‘done’ with her case… I just don’t feel that I have anything further to offer to it at this point. If I have any further insight, I will post it on my blog.”

Psychic detective Stephanie Almaguer also recently made appearances on Fox News Channel with Megan Kelly as posted in a previous article.

Fox recently Interviewed the Texas Clairvoyant in the case of missing baby Lisa Irwin.

Fox News’ Megyn Kelly sat down with the Texas Clairvoyant Stephanie Almaguer who’s Psychic visions recently sparked a renewed search for the missing baby.

Texas Clairvoyant Stephanie Almaguer claims to have had visions of the whereabouts of baby Lisa, which she then made a drawing of which was posted on a blog which she regularly writes on. Residents recognized the drawing as being an area near baby Lisa’s residence and a renewed search began.

Fox News’ Megyn Kelly sat down with the Texas Clairvoyant Stephanie Almaguer who’s Psychic visions recently sparked a renewed search for the missing baby.

Texas Clairvoyant Stephanie Almaguer claims to have had visions of the whereabouts of baby Lisa, which she then made a drawing of which was posted on a blog which she regularly writes on. Residents recognized the drawing as being an area near baby Lisa’s residence and a renewed search began.

Recently reported by examiner.com, Clairvoyant Stephanie Almaguer believes that baby Lisa is dead.

According to Almaguer, who has worked with law enforcement officials in a number of high profile missing persons cases, she has received visions that offer her insight on what really happened to baby Lisa on the night she went missing from her parents home this past October.

Based on the visions she claims to have received, Almaguer believes that baby Lisa drowned in the family bathtub and was then placed on the parent’s bedroom floor as attempts were made to revive the infant’s lifeless body.

After attempts to bring the baby to failed, Almaguer believes that the baby was buried in a shallow grave not far from the family’s home. “She’s in a hole, and it was a hole that carried water,” said Almaguer.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the relatives of Baby Lisa.

Psychic Amy Allan is known as a Medium, she claims to see dead people. Steve Di Schiavi worked as a New York City homicide detective for 23 years. Together this team investigates strange and mysterious cases.

In The “Dead Files” viewers will get up close and personal with the Psychic investigative team on Travel Channel’s new TV show, The Dead Files. Psychic Medium Amy Allan and retired NYPD homicide detective Steve Di Schiavi answer our questions to help us get to know them a little better.

Here is an interesting Question & Answer session with Psychic Amy Allan posted by the Travel Channel:

Q: For those who may not know, what’s the difference between a medium and a psychic?
A: “In my studies, I do like to make a distinction! A medium is someone who only works with the dead. A psychic, well, it depends on what type. For instance, a psychic knower is someone who knows things about the past, present and possible future.”

Q: What are your top 5 scariest moments from working in the paranormal field?
A: “I think the physical attacks are the worst. Being dragged around, hair pulled, arms held down, things like that. Being caught off guard. When they have followed me home and I did not know and they jump out of the closet and attack you in the middle of the night. There was this one time and I know it is going to sound ridiculous, but….. I was on this case where this guy had shot himself in front of his girlfriend, he was crazy. Well, he came to my house and he was standing at the end of my bed dressed like a ghost? With a white sheet over him! For some reason this scared the hell out of me!? I look back and laugh now, but at the time it was horrifying! I would say those are the thing I dislike the most.”

Q: How did you know you possessed the special talents of a medium?
A: “Hmm…I really did not understand fully what was going on until I was much older. I would say I understood the terminology and application of that to myself when I was in my 20s. I have had experiences since I was a child.”

Q: When did you reveal to others that you had this special talent? How did friends and family react when you told them?
A: “I did not reveal anything. I just did things that others thought were strange and or scary things always happened around me. I did not even know what exactly was happening. I told my friends and family that I would be ‘coming out’ when I was in my 20s and was working with Dr. Roll. There was some hesitation. I think my family would have preferred at that time I only work as a parapsychologist and not be so open about my abilities. They have since become firm supporters, and it has opened up a great line of communication about what our families have been through.”

Robyn Gardner

A Maryland woman recently disappeared in Aruba, with this revelation bringing shocking flashbacks of the Natalie Holloway disappearance in Aruba to some.

According to abcnews.go.com, Robyn Gardner, 35, was last seen alive Aug. 2 at the Rum Reef Bar & Grill in the Baby Beach area of Aruba. Current Suspect, Giordano, 50, claimed Gardner got swept out to sea when the two went snorkeling.

Recently reported by news.gather.com, popular TV Psychic and Psychic Profiler Carla Baron was contacted by the boyfriend of Robyn Gardner.

It seems that while the Aruban authorities are playing this one as quietly as possible, Richard Forester just wants answers. This man is distraught about the disappearance of Robyn Gardner and publicly reached out to the world-renowned psychic profiler for help.

Carla’s public fan-page on Facebook shows multiple posts between her and Richard Forester regarding the disappearance of the 35-year-old woman from Maryland. Apparently the two have been in contact with each other since the 12th of August. There is even a public testimonial by Forester where he says:

“Carla… thank u [so] much. U have connected me with my love, best friend and I am truly grateful.”

Carla Baron starred on TruTv’s Haunting Evidence, which lasted three seasons and is now in worldwide syndication. It’s probably a good idea to point out the interesting connections in this alliance. You see, when Carla was on Haunting Evidence, she directly worked on the Natalee Holloway case and visited the town of Oranjestad, Aruba, the same tourist community from which Robyn Gardner also vanished. She has the experience to help Richard Forester with finding out what happened to Robyn. No doubt, he made a good decision when he contacted the woman who literally coined the term “psychic profiler.”

Although news sources haven’t mentioned yet that he’s been working with Carla Baron, he hasn’t hidden his decision to use her pro bono services, either. With this being a missing persons case, she isn’t charging for her expert talents. If you want to know more about Carla Baron’s work with missing persons cases, check out her official website. She has to feel a special connection between herself and the missing person before agreeing to work one of these special cases, and she did feel that connection with missing Robyn Gardner.

As for the search for the missing Maryland woman, it appears that the more Aruban investigators release, the bleaker it looks for the outcome of this investigation. They’ve already found such items as pornographic photos and a bloody rock—although they do not know whose blood it is yet. An eyewitness who claimed to have last seen Gardner and the suspect, Gary Giordano, says that he saw Giordano’s car parked in an area not suitable for snorkeling shortly before the woman vanished.

Psychic Detective Carla Baron

About Psychic Profiler Carla Baron from a recent Press Release.

internationally known psychic / medium, and psychic profiler, has appeared on numerous television programs including Court TV’s Psychic Detectives, ABC’s Primetime, MTV’s Fear, Biography Channel’s Dead Famous, and recently seen on History Channel’s MysteryQuest. She hosted a long running nationally syndicated radio program for CRN called The Crystal Palace.

Baron was catapulted into the limelight as a psychic profiler on the successful TruTV (formally Court TV) reality series, “Haunting Evidence,” where she assisted police departments in identifying perpetrators of unsolved crimes, homicides, and abductions. Several of the cases that have been profiled on the show include some of the nation’s more notorious murders such as JonBenet Ramsey, Natalee Holloway, Madeleine McCann, and the Zodiac Killer.

On her Nancy Grace Interview, Psychic Ginette Lucas detailed how she may have found Caylee Anthony in her dreams and helped detectives, which was first revealed back in 2009.

Recently reported by lalate.com, Lucas revisited how she used remote dosing to allegedly tell investigators where Caylee Anthony’s remains were.

“What I do, because I’m a female [...is] you start with your landmark” she told news tonight. Ginette Matacia Lucas said her landmark was the Anthony family house. “The house is the landmark” she told Nancy Grace this evening. Grace asked what paranormal, or psychic, techniques, Lucas used to learn of the location of Caylee’s remains.

“I used a pendulum… I got a teddy bear” she added. Lucas said she got into bed with the teddy bear and had a “dream incubation”. Grace asked Lucas what that meant.”You want to see the item that you are looking for [in the dream]” Lucas detailed to news.

In 2009, she told news that Dominic Casey was interested in her services. “Eventually one day … I called Dominic right away… I have your fast and the final” she said. “I told him to go over to the area where an abandoned house is.”

She said she informed Dominic to go to the Casey Anthony house, make a right, go to the end of the street and “go to where the abandoned house is.”

Grace asked Ginette Matacia Lucas extensively if she had ever seen the location of Caylee’s remains herself. Lucas said “no”. She told Grace that she made the revelation over the phone, never in person.

“Is it true that you had a teddy bear that belonged to Caylee Anthony?” Grace asked. “Yes.” Grace added “Did you use it?” Lucas replied “I touched it…. I didn’t get much…. I went to bed. Had a dream about the location.”

She said that, while sleeping with Caylee’s teddy bear, she had a dream where Caylee’s remains were located. The next day, she told Dominic where he should look for Caylee.

She jumped out of the bed at 3 am in the morning and quickly called Dominic. She told him “I got it, I want you to check it out right away.” In her dream, Ginette Matacia Lucas claims she learned that Caylee was left in two garbage bags.

Texas Psychic ‘They are still alive’, the Psychic in Texas who sparked massive police hunt for 30 dead children revealed as 48-year-old grandmother believes that the children may still be alive and in need of help.

The Psychic in Texas who sparked a massive police hunt for a mass grave has been revealed publicly to be a 48-year-old grandmother in Texas who says she has had psychic visions all of her life.

The woman, who would only be identified as Angel, says police did not act on the information she gave them and that instead of a mass grave filled with dismembered children, police should now hunt for three children who are ‘hungry and thirsty’ – she feels that the children in Texas are still alive.

The Hardin, Texas home of Joe and Gena Bankson was raided by FBI agents, 15 cars of local police, sniffing dogs and a helicopter recently – all acting on a Psychic  tip from ‘Angel’ that the bodies of 30 children were buried somewhere on the Texas property.

Speaking to the Houston Chronicle, Angel said she was angry at being ridiculed for her prediction.

Angel said she has had visions her entire life and that the latest ‘child massacre’ tip was shared by three of her friends.

The grandmother said her vision that three children could be in trouble was shared with two friends who were having similar visions.

The troubling thoughts then prompted her to contact the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office Monday.

She also attacked police for not following up what she had told them, saying they had not ‘acted on what I told them’.

She said ‘My biggest concern is definitely the children. I think they are hungry and thirsty. They are still alive.’

Psychic Called in to Help in Search for Missing St. Pete Police Cadet

Recently patch.com, reported that Psychic William Constantine, a nationally known psychic, visited Kelly Rothwell’s Indian Rocks Beach condo.

Family and friends of Kelly Rothwell have enlisted help from a Tampa-area psychic in their search for the 35-year-old police cadet, last seen on March 12.

William Constantine visited the Indian Rocks Beach condominium Monday that Rothwell has shared with boyfriend David Perry.

In a phone interview on Monday, March 21, Constantine said he met with Rothwell’s mother, Nancy, at the second-floor condo. The condo has been unoccupied since Kelly was reported missing on Sunday, March 13.

She was last seen leaving a Chili’s Grill and Bar Restaurant on Saturday, March 12, where she told a friend she was breaking up with Perry, her live-in boyfriend.

Detectives with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department say they are still treating her disappearance as a missing person’s case. Perry has refused to talk with investigators about Rothwell’s whereabouts and has left Florida for New York.

On Monday, Constantine said that he felt like he picked up some clues at the apartment, which still has furnishings and belongings of the couple.

From Psychic William Constantine’s website bio.

William Constantine is a beacon of light guiding others through words of empowerment for over a decade providing a foundation rooted in hands on experience as a professional psychic medium, spiritual and psychic counselor.

Speaking at Metaphysical and Holistic Expo’s across the nation, he has helped many discover the true yellow brick road – the path of positivity.

Remember, at the end of the yellow brick road they found OZ? It was at OZ they obtained their hearts desires — this can happen and will happen if you are bold enough to walk down the path of positivity.

It will put all that you have been taught to the test, but in the end you will find your positively rewarding place of OZ — a life you not only desire to live, but deserve to live.

William is a Reiki Master Healer in the Tibetan, Reiki Shiki Ryoho, and Usui Reiki Traditions, a practitioner of the ASCENSION ENERGY SYSTEM, SOKAISI SYSTEM®, Kofu Initiation®, Koso Rays® and is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Metaphysical

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Kelly Rothwell’s family.

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.

Psychic ability is a natural human ability which anyone can learn, not a born gift, claims psychic detective Nancy du Tertre in her new book ‘Psychic Intuition’.

Du Tertre takes the reader on a journey of neuroscience, psychology and occultism to explain such issues as why women are more intuitive than men; why skeptics and psychics literally do not share the same reality; how the so-called “psychic senses” operate; why we are all “psychic” but most of us lose that ability; and much more. Du Tertre follows each of these issues while also giving the reader insight into the inner workings of psychic ability. She interviewed some of the most famous psychics, scientists, religious authorities and military authorities in the psychic field for her book.

Du Tertre is an attorney who specializes in securities litigation and corporate law, but after attending a series of workshops on Intuitive Gestalt Psychotherapy in New York with Dr. Ron DeAngelo, she became fascinated by what she says are the enormous untapped intuitive and psychic powers of the brain. With her legal background and emphasis on hard evidence, she has a healthy skepticism in a field that has traditionally been overrun with fraud, confusion and misperception.

“There is no such thing as a ‘Sixth Sense,’” explains Du Tertre. “It is a myth. Scientists can’t even begin to agree on how many senses we have but we have more than just five. It has been speculated that we may have more than forty. Lumping psychic insights into a fictional ‘Sixth Sense’ just isn’t reasonable. Our body experiences millions of bits of sensory data per second but we are unconscious of most of it. This is the starting point for finding psychic ability.”

Her new book ‘Psychic Intuition’ is now available for sale online at Amazon.com in kindle or paperback.

An unnamed woman’s psychic vision may have helped investigators find Carol Hodge of Ontario Canada’s vehicle and body in the Otonabee River.

As reported by the intelligencer.ca, city police actively sought tips from the public during their investigation into Hodge’s disappearance, and a psychic vision was apparently a lead they were willing to pursue.

Staff Sgt. John Lyons said one of the people who came forward was a woman who had had a vision suggesting that Hodge’s vehicle was in the Otonabee River, close to Lakefield.

The vision wasn’t that far off, Lyons said, declining to identify the woman with the apparent psychic powers.

Hodge’s vehicle was pulled from the Otonabee River Saturday afternoon, marking what is expected to be a tragic end to the search for the missing woman.

The silver Honda Civic was located about 100 metres north off Nassau Mills Road, on Armour Road.

A body was found inside the car, and Lyons said he presumes that the body is that of Hodge, 64.

A definite identification will likely be made following a post-mortem examination, he said.

Tuesday would have marked the three-month anniversary of Hodge’s disappearance.

She was reported missing Aug. 9.

Her son Michael called police when he hadn’t heard from his mother in about two weeks.

Lyons pointed out that investigators would never turn away any tips from anyone, and the woman’s statement was neither unreasonable nor outlandish.

“You’re never averse to listening to anyone, or following any lead,” Lyons said.

The woman pointed investigators to an area where they were already searching, he said. Hodge’s vehicle was found just north of the dam near Trent University.

The woman has helped police before, during a two-year investigation into the disappearance of 51-year-old Wayne Kelly.

Kelly, 51, went missing in 2002. His body was discovered in 2004 in a heavily wooded area off Johnstone Drive.

Lyons said the woman had had a vision that pointed investigators back to the Johnstone Drive area, despite the fact that they’d previously searched there before and found nothing.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Carol Hodge.