Psychic
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The information provided in this article is based on publicly available sources and documented cases related to the topic of psychic television frauds. While efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the content, the article is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, professional, or financial advice. The events and…
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I loved magic shows when I was a kid. I remember being absolutely fascinated by mysterious events and the possibility that some of us might possess supernatural powers such as the ability to read minds, get a glimpse of the future, or, perhaps, suddenly port into another dimension. The human mind is a curious one.…
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He was one of the most infamous – and unfortunate – pirates of all time. Born in 17th century Dundee, Captain William Kidd was said to have amassed treasure worth £100,000 – a staggering £12 million now – before he was arrested for piracy and murder. read more Diviner claims he has discovered Captain Kidd’s…
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The Brazilian airline TAM recently changed the flight number of one of its planes based on a prediction by a self-proclaimed psychic that the flight was doomed. According to a story on Fox News, “Jucelino Nobrega da Luz, who says he predicted the deaths of Princess Diana and Brazilian racing legend Ayrton Senna, told authorities…
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Dispute escalates after sceptic is threatened with violence by Ms Morgan’s husband at a show read more Psychic Sally Morgan’s revelations about dead cyclist upset girlfriend – New Articles – The Independent.
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In early 20th-century St. Louis, Pearl Curran claimed to have conjured a long-dead New England puritan named Patience Worth through a Ouija board. Although mostly unknown today, the resulting books, poems, and plays that Worth “dictated” to Curran earned great praise at the time. Ed Simon investigates the curious and nearly forgotten literary fruits of…
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In 1932, a writer penned an article for The New Republic, explaining that Einstein had met a popular “prophet” named Gene Dennis and walked away a believer. Einstein reportedly said: “She told me things no one possibly could know.” The following series of letters flew back and forth after the article, with Upton Sinclair leaping…
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We are investigating the relationships between personality, beliefs, empathy and extra sensory perception to gain more insight into the processes involved in empathy. This research is the first of its kind in New Zealand and will lay the foundation for future research into extra sensory perception. read more EMPATHY AND EXTRA SENSORY PERCEPTION – researchstudies.
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CAMPAIGNERS are launching new efforts to have the last woman in Britain imprisoned under the Witchcraft Act pardoned. Helen Duncan, from Callander, near Stirling, was convicted at London’s Old Bailey under the Witchcraft Act in 1944 after she revealed Second World War military secrets during a seance. The medium was arrested in Portsmouth after holding…
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Florence Cook, known as “Florrie” to close friends and family members, was born on July 3, 1856, in Hackney, a section of East London populated at that time mainly by respectable working class families. Given to bouts of ill health throughout most of her childhood, Florence had, by the time she reached her middle teens,…
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A waiter has been awarded half of his boss’ lottery winnings after it was revealed that he might have psychic powers. A judge in England has ruled that Hayati Kucukkoylu, the owner of a Turkish restaurant in York, England owes one of his employees, Fatih Ozcan, a total of $857,000. Hayati Kucukkoylu bought a lottery…
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“The Queen, after she had recovered herself, told her that there was about the Court, but not of right belonging to it, a woman who professed to read fortunes on cards. One evening she had been displaying her skill to several ladies, and at length the Queen desired to have her own destiny told. The…
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In the world of paranormal research there is an ongoing debate as to the validity of this subject within the realm of true scientific study. Many claim this to be a pseudo-science, some claim that it can’t be studied using science and others think it’s just plain outright hokum. Well as a person who has…
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Do psychic cephalopods go to heaven? Google seems to think so.For Day 7 of the World Cup, the search company has paid tribute to Paul the “psychic” octopus who became a global superstar for his successful predictions in the 2010 tournament, putting him in an animated “doodle” on the homepage Tuesday. It shows a befuddled…

