Why don't televised or public "psychics" assist in well known cases?
396090
because they are frauds and don't want to be exposed.
410768
Yes, I really do. Because of the experiences with the afterlife I've had there are some major simillarities. But what a lot of people don't understand about psychics and mediums is that its not 100%. Sometimes you can't hear what they're trying to tell you. Or sometimes a person is closed and doesn't want to know even if they say they do.
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There is definitely such a thing. \n\nUsually in most towns of any size, there will be a new age or wholistic health newsletter available for free.  I would check that as a legit source.  Sometimes there will be new age or psychic fairs and that would be a good way to meet someone.  In most larger communities the new age and psychic practitioners are pretty tight knit group and know who is good and legit and who is not.  If you can find one, they can refer you to others.  Most of them have specialties or unique techniques.\n\nBeware of telephone or internet psychics.  There are some good ones but plenty of frauds who will take your money.
974603
I do believe military intelligence have some evidence of possible contact . Sadly the subject has been treated as a joke by the tabloid media with terms like" little green men ". The best books i have read on the subject are by Timothy Good and Nick Pope. Millions of dollars have been spent on various projects investigating UFOs and is treated as a issue of security  and there's hundreds of expert witnesses like the cases involving objects seen over military installations . Some could be black projects new stealth technology but there still leaves a percentage that cant be simply explained away in my opinion  the subject should be treated a little bit more seriously.
1088752
Best question on here for awhile. You are right  the psychos oops psychics  say it is an inside job I still think it was her brother and the parents are covering
113285
Well JFK was notified by a crying Jeane Dixon on the steps of the White House that he was cursed, and should NOT go to Dallas.  The arrogant prick died, so there ya go.  He had ample warning of his impending doom and still died.  The only way psychics can save people is if the persons believe in what is being said, and choose to alter their paths. \n\nAnd again, if a disaster is avoided by taking a different path, you will never know, because the disaster never happened.  \n\nI just found a website that says she did NOT predict JFK's death, so I guess there will be disagreement about that.  Since I was not alive in 1963, I can't really say from personal experience.\n\nAnother thing I need to mention about metaphysical advice--there are so many darn quacks out there. You must be careful.  I recommend being very clear in a relationship with the supreme being, or God, or whoever it is you think is at the core of the universe, to help you find an adviser that can truly help you.
47713
Some have access to familiar spirits who will reveal things that only departed loved ones would know. Some just use intuition. Others use "tricks". Best to stear clear.
1000981
There is no reliable evidence that any human being has psychic abilities.  If you do claim to have pschic abilities, why don't you take the James Raido $1 Million Paranormal Challenge?
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You do realise its not just like the CSI on tv, my uncle does it. He needs to get therapy from seeing some sick shit, like children that have been stabbed etc. Most cases go unsolved too, so yeah the tv dramas that glorify it - yah not really like real life.\n\nbad people do win sometimes
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I think there are definitely some out there who are frauds. But quite honestly I think the majority are genuine. However it is like a lot of things in that there a different levels of ability. Plus your ability does not stay static. It changes as you grow and is affected by life's ups and downs. People like Allison Dubois, John Edwards and Gordon Smith are about as genuine as mediums get. If you can get an appointment with one of these I think they would blow you away. However they are so popular that they are about 2 years back dated. Also Gordon Smith lives in Scotland. If I were to undertake a 'reading' with someone I would go by my gut feeling. Do not see someone who feels wrong to you. But seriously I would not suggest you make it something that you come to rely on. This will only encourage the frauds out there. Any genuine medium or psychic will know that they have to prove themselves to you so they will tell you not to give them any information. Keep this in mind if you think the psychic you are seeing is pumping you for answers. Also an ethical medium/psychic will offer you a refund if within the first five minutes they do not give you any information that rings true.\n\nOne more thing I would say is to remember that mediums and psychics cannot help the skills they have. They just have them. Their gifts complicate their lives and often create fear and hatred in others. They, like you, are just doing the best with what they have and endeavouring to lead useful and productive lives.
613407
As regards the supernatural, it's near impossible to convince anyone that they are wrong be they cynic or believer.  I'm fairly certain that many Psychics believe they are on the level and there are certainly plenty of genuine con-artists who take advantage of believers.
1008007
Personally having the ability, being a physic, I know for sure that it is possible.  Trying to prove it to a skeptic is altogether another question. As a result many true psychics use tricks like reading Tarot Cards, or Numerology as a disguise. People will believe cards can see things on the psychic realm but; not another person.  And there are many fakes and quacks in this field who discredit the true psychics.  The proof is overwhelming just look at the people that help solve crimes using psychic abilities.\n\nJust take a look at the life of Edgar Casey and the 40,000 pages of detailed readings he gave when he was asleep. In one reading he prescribed 'smoke oil' to cure a spider bite a woman had.  He never meet the people he read for.  When her pharmacist could not find 'smoke oil; he did another reading and describes exactly where the pharmacist must look in his pharmacy to find it.  Casey led the man, to a bottle that was hidden behind many old bottles on an obscure shelf.  How does one explain such?
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It is your belief that will help bring it to pass, or not.  A psychic only reads what they see.  Nothing they say (and legitimate psychics know this and will tell you) is carved in stone.  You always have the power to change what you don't like; the power is yours.
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In most cases yes.. but there have been some people who have studied people that witness the same event and they all seem to see the facts differently.. You would definately have to determine if the witness was credible or not.
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Some police departments have been known to use forensic psychics in an attempt to obtain or discover new leads in a case. While there is no sound scientific or legal basis for using this technique, it is likewise not a prohibited practice. The effectiveness of this technique is naturally subject to much debate and speculation.\n\nObtaining additional leads through the use of forensic psychics is no different than obtaining leads from other sources in terms of admissibility. Since forensic psychics are not providing evidence, there is no requirement or basis for having to substantiate their usage. Likewise, if a body happened to be found by throwing a dart on a map, and police subsequently searching that site, there would be no legal need to examine the validity of throwing a dart on a map. The process of evidential admissibility begins upon the finding of evidence, not the decisions on how or where to seek it.
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It doesn't sell.  The media whores new stories that sell.\n\nI watched an episode od the TV show Missing, that took on a similar issue.  A young pretty white girl and a young black boy went missing at the same time.  Media jumped all over one story...do you want to guess which one?\n\nMost of the cops I've worked with are terribly overworked and have a huge case load.\n\nI'm sorry for your loss, I'll check out your 360.