Psychics: The Paranormal Investigators' Files

by Sarah Moran and Sarah V. Moran

Psychics: The Paranormal Investigators' Files explores the role of psychic detectives in crime-solving. Drawing together the testimonies of the psychic detectives themselves, their clients, and the police forces involved, evidence is presented to show that psychic detection does work in solving crimes. As well as featuring primary evidence from specific cases solved by psychic means, and comparing the psychics' predictions with police records, Moran...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 184100295X
• ISBN13: 9781841002958
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Quadrillion Media LLC
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 1.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.7" x 10.7"

Customer Reviews

INTREGING!

This book is the most interesting book on psychics I have enjoyed reading. It has given me so many facts about how the working world view and uses psychics, like your local police department and the F.B.I.. They sweep them under the carpet, rarely giving them the credit because it doesn't hold up in a court of law. This needs to be changed, the evidence to a murder of a child or loved one "found" and led to the killer!. Chapter one The sixth sense Investigatiors; psychic detection through history "the woman, the witch, the medicine man". How religions run our society, for th most part, get there way, in pretending psychics aren't responsible for the intuitive works they have done, eventhough many don't get paid for there efforts, like on page 52 Greta Alexander. quote from book "Police do not openly praise the useflness of a psychic on an investigation not lest because of the existing preconception that second sight is somehouw akin to witchcraft". ? She was accused of being occult. Yet her work was extrordinary. "A retired captian cheif of the homicide division of Washington, D.C. told the Winnipeg Sun that Gretta Alexander has got extraordinary psychic powers-and that is a fact." Even Debbie Reynold believe in Gretta's psychic sight. Then there was Vanga Dimitrova the blind prophetess in Bulgaria. She was investigated by numerrous scientists, adn every time she survived their scrutiny,leaving her examiners unable to explain her extrordinary powers of intuition. She was even tested by Dr. Georgi Lozannov, ehad of both the Institues of Suggestology in Sofia and the Inst. of Parapsychology in Petrich who concluded that Dimitrova's powers wer real, not faked. There are endless stories to read in this book and I loved them all. I was happy that it took me a while to get through it!Renee