Pew research poll shows that many Americans have New Age beliefs.
A research paper from the CIA regarding the use of psychics in law enforcement. Many agencies insist they don't use psychics in their work because they offer nothing concrete and/or they are frauds. Maybe, maybe not. But as a former police officer, I am personally aware that they have been consulted on an informal basis in certain investigations.
President Lincoln's wife, Mary, often attended seances or "spirit circles" during her lifetime.
Fascinating story about the U.S. Secret Service heeding the advice of a psychic in September of 1992 when President Bush 41 was to give a speech in Enid, OK
According to a report from the Inspection Board of the Turkish Prime Ministry, it may have been responsible for the deaths of four engineers.
According to one source, the Russian military's secret mind reading division probed Secretary Albright's gray matter and were able to extract some of her personal beliefs about the nation.
Sometimes the police need extra assistance when it comes to personal protection.
Pennsylvania has a similar law.
Wolf Messing was known as Joseph Stalin's psychic. Supposedly Stalin tested Messing's powers by challenging him to rob a bank.
A leaked memo indicates that the Russians are concerned about the use of psychics (an other things) in their war against Ukraine.
Some may scoff at telepathy, but one thing is for certain: techno-telepathy is right around the corner.
When the Soviet Union began to collapse in the late 1980s, the government enlisted the help of Anatoly Kashpirovsky to hypnotize its citizens.
A rare instance where a psychic -- Rosemarie Kerr -- testified at a murder trial.
Interesting that a famous artist such as Norman Rockwell, known for his wholesome slices of Americana, would have an illustration focusing on the occult divination device, the Ouija board.
A former NYPD officer performs exorcisms across the country.
In 1994, a few members of a jury decided the fate of the accused, Stephen Young, by consulting a home made Ouija board.
Ms. Alexander was lauded by police for her assistance in locating the remains of Mary Cousett, who's boyfriend was later charged with her murder.
Astronaut Edgar Mitchell came back to earth a profoundly changed man after his space mission on Apollo 14. He would focus on psychic phenomena and UFOs, for the remainder of his life.
The Pulitzer Prize winning American author, Upton Sinclair, wrote a book called Mental Radio. In it, he documented the tests of his wife's psychic abilities.
The Aberfan disaster was a catastrophic collapse of a mountainside that engulfed Pantglas Junior School and 19 houses in 1966. 144 people were killed. The were premonitions prior to the accident.
Henry Ford, the American industrialist and business magnate, believed in reincarnation.
Angel numbers are repeating numerical sequences that are trying to capture our attention and provide direction.
The U.S. military at West Point has a history of ghostly and psychic activity.
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 pass by the car, rip the mirror off and then
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 pass by the car, rip the mirror off and then toss it next to the vehicle. An angry ghost or just a weather phenomenon?
In July, 1928 in Mannville, Alberta, Canada, law enforcement was called to the Booher farm, where four people had been murdered. The police, who suspected Vernon Booher to be the culprit, brought in psychic psychiatrist, Dr. Maximilian Langsner, to assist. Langsner was able to confirm that Booher was the murderer by reading his brainw
In July, 1928 in Mannville, Alberta, Canada, law enforcement was called to the Booher farm, where four people had been murdered. The police, who suspected Vernon Booher to be the culprit, brought in psychic psychiatrist, Dr. Maximilian Langsner, to assist. Langsner was able to confirm that Booher was the murderer by reading his brainwaves and told police where the murder weapon could be found. Booher was later convicted and executed for his crimes. Dr. Langsner (pictured above with his wife and dog) often wore a mask when talking to reporters or photographers.
Aleister Crowley was an English occultist who believed he had magical powers and was a prophet. If that weren't enough, it's possible Crowley may have also been a spy for the British during WWII.
John Reuchlin (1455 - 1522) was a German theologian and mystic who used the chalked circle (drawing a circle around himself or an object) to prevent anything from escaping , while simultaneously keeping out unwanted influences, negative vibrations or forces of evil. An example of Reuchlin using this technique can be found in the 9th paragraph of the referenced article.
Derek Ogilvie, a psychic who currently lives in Cypress, was invited to speak to law enforcement in Scotland in 2003 regarding the murder of 14 year old Caroline Glachan that occurred in 1996. At that time he provided the police a number of details regarding the incident. Three people were convicted of the murder in 2023. Caroline's m
Derek Ogilvie, a psychic who currently lives in Cypress, was invited to speak to law enforcement in Scotland in 2003 regarding the murder of 14 year old Caroline Glachan that occurred in 1996. At that time he provided the police a number of details regarding the incident. Three people were convicted of the murder in 2023. Caroline's mother, Margaret McKeich, who was also present at the meeting said, "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."
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