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Dec 28, 2023 · The spotlight here shines on the best psychics who have resonated with audiences across the globe, both in America and abroad. Their prodigious abilities - be it clairvoyance or other psychic talents - have risen above the fray to command attention on an international stage.
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- 10 Kristy Robinett Finds Ashley Howley
- 9 Irene Hughes Finds Bodies in Chicago
- 8 Annette Martin Finds Dennis Prado
- 7 Laurie Mcquary Finds Alexis Burke
- 6 Dorothy Allison Finds Missing Children
- 5 Carol Pate Finds Tyson Efird
- 4 Etta Louise Smith Found Melanie Uribe
- 3 Phil Jordan Finds Tommy Kennedy
- 2 Nancy Weber Finds Elizabeth Cornish
- 1 Rosemarie Kerr Found Andre Daigle
Since she was a toddler, Kristy Robinett has been communicating with spirits that haven’t crossed over yet, but it was the appearance of the spirit of a young woman by her bedside one night that got Robinett involved in a criminal investigation. Twenty-year-old Ashley Howley had disappeared near Columbus, Ohio in 2005 and had been missing for four ...
Up until her death in 2012, Irene Hughes had been predicting numerous events in the City of Chicago, as well as helping the police force solve mysteries. 1966 marks the first year she helped police solve a crime. She predicted a man would be found near a large rock in the Cal-Sag Canal dead after having been shot in the back; he would be wearing a ...
People do not choose to be a psychic, it just happens, and Annette Martin is a prime example of that. She wanted to be an opera singer, but instead has been using her unique ability to help find missing people for over 20 years. One of her most famous finds, however, was helping police locate the body of Dennis Prado, an elderly gentleman who had d...
Alexis Burke, a twenty-eight-year-old mother living in Lake Oswego, Oregon, was reported missing by her husband John Burke three days after she had gone missing in March 1986. The officer taking the report thought Mr Burke’s reactions weren’t what was to be expected of a man whose wife was missing, and an investigation began. Months later, with Ale...
After some shockingly accurate premonitions when she was young (like predicting her father’s sudden death), Dorothy Allison believed she had a gift and decided to use that gift to help those in need. For more than 30 years, Allison aided law enforcement agencies around the globe in finding at least 50 missing children before her death in 1999. Alli...
Desperate for answers, a mother sought out Carol Pate’s psychic assistance to help find her missing, 17-year-old son Tyson Efird. Efird went missing from his job at the local Food Center in Malvern, Arkansas on November 14, 1991. After a large manhunt ensued with no leads, Efird’s mother came to Pate with her son’s photograph for Pate to draw from....
Not everyone’s psychic visions bode well with the police department, as Etta Louise Smith discovered when her vision led her to the body of Melanie Uribe, a 31 year old nurse who was reported missing after failing to show up for work. Overcome by a very strong psychic vision after watching a news report about Uribe, Smith took it upon herself to dr...
During a family picnic in August of 1982, five-year-old Tommy Kennedy runs away from his family during a temper tantrum and can’t be found. The family panics and calls in police to search the area to no avail. Desperate to find their son, they contact local psychic Phil Jordan for any leads. As the boy was last seen in swim trunks holding a pool to...
In 1987, Elizabeth Cornish was found by her boyfriend raped and murdered in her apartment. DNA testing was not advanced enough to aid detectives, and their interrogation of family members and neighbors proved to be fruitless. In a last effort, Cornish’s sister contacted psychic Nancy Weber for help. Upon meeting with the sister and visiting the sce...
Distance was no boundary to Rosemarie Kerr when it came to her aiding in the case of Andre Daigle. At the time of Daigle’s disappearance in June of 1987, Kerr was living in Los Angeles, over 2,000 miles away from Daigle’s home in New Orleans, but was able to give his sister some crucial details that would bring the case to a close. Andre Daigle was...
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- Jessica Fletcher (Murder, She Wrote) From the catchy intro to the cavalcade of guest stars with delightfully daffy Maine accents, rewatching Murder, She Wrote now is as cozy as sipping a warm cup of tea on a snowy night.
- Columbo. He could be anybody or nobody. Shabby hair, jacket big enough to swim in, one of those faces, a voice that mumbles a low tobacco rasp. The killers barely notice the unkempt LAPD detective.
- Sherlock and Watson. No list of pop culture detectives would be complete without the boys of Baker Street. In the last century, Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary heroes have been adapted so many times, they're practically synonymous with the word "mystery."
- Philip Marlowe. If Sam Spade invented the hardboiled detective, Philip Marlowe perfected it. As wisecracking and hard-drinking as Spade, Marlowe also has a touch of something gentler about him, as a philosophical creature with a soft spot for chess and poetry.
Jul 9, 2021 · These famous psychics are some of the most well-known throughout history. Learn more about each of them and their unique psychic talents.
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