Psychic Insights

According to a report from the Inspection Board of the Turkish Prime Ministry, telepathic assassination may have been responsible for the deaths of four engineers, highlighting the potential dangers that can arise even in the context of New Age beliefs and their intersection with psychic phenomena. Interestingly, discussions around the role of psychics in law enforcement often surface in such investigations.

In 2013, a Hartford, CT police officer went out to his car in a parking lot and discovered that the side view mirror had been ripped off his cruiser. Initially believing the damage to be the work of vandals, investigators quickly changed their minds when video revealed an eerie distorted image passing by the car, ripping the mirror off and tossing it next to the vehicle. Was this an angry ghost manifestation or simply an odd, isolated weather anomaly?

Derek Ogilvie, a psychic who currently resides in Cypress, was invited to speak to law enforcement in Scotland in 2003 about the murder of 14-year-old Caroline Glachan that occurred in 1996. During this meeting, he shared insights that provided the police with several details about the case. In 2023, three individuals were convicted of Caroline's murder. Margaret McKeich, Caroline's mother, who was also present at the meeting, stated, "Though it didn't solve the case, the police appeared to be very interested in what he had to say. His involvement also generated publicity for the investigation and kept it in the public eye, which was welcome." i

On December 16, 1980, Etta Smith was working at Lockheed in Burbank when she heard a radio news broadcast about Melanie L. Uribe, 31, a Sylmar nurse who had disappeared on her way to work the night before. Smith immediately  envisioned the body in an open area. Following this vision, she went to the location, discovered the body, and reported it to the police. However, due to the unusual circumstances, the police arrested her on suspicion of murder, and she was jailed for four days until they found the real killers.

On April 27, 1973, psychics Ingo Swann and Harold Sherman conducted psychic probes of the planet Jupiter, demonstrating some intriguing aspects of psychic phenomena. Sherman was located in Arkansas while Swann operated out of New York, and this experiment was conducted under the auspices of the National Security Agency (NSA). The report detailing this groundbreaking work wasn't de-classified until 2008, revealing that in several aspects, Swann and Sherman were remarkably accurate in their assessments of the planet. 

In 1966, Sharon Tate was staying at a house by herself when she experienced a vision of a creepy little man in her bedroom. Startled, she ran out of the room and then discovered a body tied to the staircase with its throat cut. Three years later, in 1969, she and several others would tragically be killed by the followers of Charles Manson at a house in Los Angeles. Interestingly, Manson stood at just 5 feet 2 inches tall.

During the course of 1911, some members of the White House staff became frightened of the spirit of a 15-year-old boy they dubbed "The Thing." It wasn't so much seen as it was felt, similar to various psychic phenomena that often leave an emotional imprint. In an unusual move, Taft threatened to fire anyone who spread stories about the encounters, reflecting a reluctance to acknowledge the strange experiences.

Ned Christie was a Cherokee statesman who became embroiled in a significant conflict with U.S. lawmen, a confrontation known as Ned Christie's War. This conflict was ignited after he was accused of ambushing and killing a U.S. Marshall. Interestingly, his ability to evade capture for five years led many to believe in New Age beliefs surrounding his extraordinary skills, likening him to a shapeshifter capable of transforming into other objects at will. 

The significance of numbers in our lives cannot be discounted. Deciphering their significance can be a challenge, but when we encounter unusual groupings of numbers, it’s essential to pause and examine what has occurred. Such is the case of Englishman Harry Patch, who died on July 25, 2009, at the remarkable age of 111 years, 1 month, 1 week, and 1 day. The number 1 is frequently associated with new beginnings, a concept embraced in New Age beliefs. Perhaps fate was telling us in no uncertain terms that Harry was embarking on new adventures.

 The USS Hornet has an illustrious service history that included deployments during WWII and Vietnam.  She was decommissioned in 1970, became a California Historic Landmark and was opened to the public as the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda, CA in 1998.  She is also considered one of the most haunted ships in America. This might be related to losing an estimated 300 sailors to accidents and suicides during its service.