From the Beyond: Psychic Aid in Unraveling a Murder Mystery | Shiver

[@anne-mariemcinnis9143]

I love that his co-worker, Sue Mohr, fought for him and made sure that he is remembered! Thank her for to her loyalty to him and her dedication to finding out what happened to him. She ought to be thanked also, for the plaque made in his honor!!!

[@cruzvirata799]

🎉y😮 it up

[@miracletarot4826]

Everybody needs a friend like her in life and a psychic just like this.

[@CarmaCat2024]

That's a real friend; God bless her.

[@amyericksen2447]

What an awesome story I wonder if this psychic has done any more work with unsolved crimes? My sympathy goes out to Mr. Sullivan’s family and his friend and coworker who fought for this crime to be solved.

[@karenodom]

She has done many

[@kirasims6356]

She is very good at what she does...has helped on many cases with the police.

[@taxiuniversum]

She has literally done hundreds of cases. Best psychic detective I ever heard of.

[@spiritmediumclaytonsilva649]

Check out her books they’re so goooood!

[@clestemanning6357]

YES SHE HAS WORKED WITH MULTIPLE OTHER AGENCIES ON MISSING N MURDERED INDIVIDUALS. CANNOT REMEMBER THE NUMBER OF CASES , BUT BELIEVE IT'S OVER OR NEAR 100. SORRY ALL CAPS AS IAM LEGALLY BLIND.

[@janetpattison8474]

I’m so glad they got the guy who did this. An especially heinous cold blooded murder.

[@taxiuniversum]

Noreen Renier is probably the best psychic detective in the world.

[@tinaturnerization]

Energy is amazing and how the other side communicates to help is incredible 🙌 ✨ ❤

[@calesmusicandantics7549]

Psychics should be made a permanent part of the Police force.

[@boondoggled1]

Agreed

[@samiam9059]

yes, when you get the real deal. You are so lucky...

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

No no no, once they start accepting a paycheck for what they do its over. People with this type of ability- when it is real- never take cash for their help.

[@yulianaastudillo5949]

That’s toxic. Mediums are gods workers not the system

[@gailpliley901]

Thank you Shiver for sharing this story. Lived in MT my whole life and had always wondered what happened in this situation, I lived in eastern MT when this occurred. My heartfelt thanks to Noreen for her special abilities and generosity in helping solve this murder.

[@wildboar7473]

They arrest folks for a lot less, failure to ID, too bad no info on his Accomplices.

[@alirae3663]

I love her! “No grades given” and still helps

[@himmel2436]

it is teachable actually all you need is to open your third chakra and sharpen your sensitivity. in each item we own and we use regularly stores our energy we call it residual energy. if we love certain item too much, when we die a sensitive person can feel and see us thru this item.

[@sole.81]

Third eye. The third chakra is the solar plexus.

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

Every day items are probably best. I know when I pick up something that belongs to someone else that they use a lot - their glasses, a wallet, a well loved Zippo, a favorite lip gloss or necklace or even a favorite copy of a book, I feel something. Can't really describe it but its like a low hum.

[@bertharuiz1225]

I don’t possess such gift!

[@kristinadjurfors8280]

I love this stories when psychic help the police, I can’t understand when people say psychic aren’t real. I mean there are a lot of fake mediums out in the world. But some of them really got the gift. 😎 Kristina 🇸🇪

[@MrJacksaun]

People say psychic aren't real, because psychic aren't real. I was a Detective in LA for over thirty years, and no psychic ever solved a single crime.

[@Dbaranioglu]

Isn’t confession of a murder enough reason to keep someone arrested?!

[@jamesmason8052]

Right? Something very wrong with that last part of the investigation

[@fabigrossi2976]

Definitely not. False confessions happen very often. Be it somebody wants to protect somebody else or somebody is mentally sick and/or is just seeking attention.

[@pedenmk]

I spent the night in Shelby MT on a 4th of July weekend in 2015. I was wanting to see glacier national park and road my motorcycle from Billings to Shelby before stopping for the night. As luck would have it thunderstorms were moving in so I headed south and stayed in BUTTE MT. I was stranded there for two days. The morel of this story is always take your RAIN GEAR. GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU.......

[@joanns7007]

Great coworker and friend that didn’t give up !

[@marydd4147]

What about the murderers wife? Was she ever charged?

[@miracletarot4826]

No cos before they could make this man spill out more he got killed.

[@FebriantLeocesio]

but she gave false statement tho. she said she was with him all day in their house ​@@miracletarot4826

[@kwgrid]

What's great about this particular case is that investigators didn't have enough concrete evidence to arrest the suspect. The psychic's information gave them ammunition to freak him out and make him confess. He likely had no idea how they knew any of it, but it was obviously so close that he knew he was cornered regardless of where it came from. The irony is that if he had simply said that's all BS and stuck to his story, they wouldn't have been able to arrest and prosecute him because her observations wouldn't be admissible in court.

[@miracletarot4826]

He might have thought one his guys involved in the beatings betrayed him and told the cops everything.

[@gaiasclea6115]

Rest In Paradise Walter!!

[@reynaldoalcala8164]

I give credits to the police detective who eager to investigate, but most of all to psychic. Mabuhay frm the Philippines.

[@ivannovotny4552]

Thank you SHIVER for another awesome presentation.

[@rupakgbikas4477]

6:20 of video. Repeat interrogations may help: Killer doesn't remember his earlier lies in interrogations years earlier. He remembers the truth of how he killed. Psychics helped too. Armed with (the truth) the psychic's vision of how the murder transpired, killer couldn't deviate from the true scenario when re interrogated.

[@jimmyhawkins391]

Glad they caught walts killer, BUT what about the other 3, his wife and 2 other guys, r they still free and living life as killers.

[@nidavelicaria2338]

I am enjoying watching all the psyhic investigation solved I hope I could find here they same like her Because, i still wanted to known the truth if what really happened to my late father

[@chrisekstrom4614]

I admire Mrs. Mohr.

[@nancynahnigoh5508]

Rest in peace for the victim

[@_oly_241]

What I don't understand...why send an auditor out alone knowing what they already knew about him as in he was dangerous

[@samiam9059]

Surprised no helicopter to make quick work of a lot of area out there.

[@thomasswafford250]

People like Moore want to use public roads and everything else tax money provides for but then they don't want to make their contribution. I used to work with a guy like that. He would say that income tax was illegal, and told one girl we worked with that all she had to write exempt on her tax form and they couldn't do anything about it. But he fathered a child after I think 62 and found out his estranged wife could draw Social security on their daughter and she started doing that. Ah that he didn't have a problem taking money from the government such as his VA stuff but he didn't want to pay any in.

[@ivannovotny4552]

Typical hypocrites.

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

Usual tightwad behavior. I find these ppl are more cheap than anything.

[@mariesantiago2361]

If his house caught fire he'd be crying without a Fire Station. These type of people want everything but not willing to pay taxes. Right wing fools!

[@lesliekendall5668]

Actually there is no law that requires anyone to pay taxes on income. Only profits can be taxed and income is not profit, it's just compensation for actual work. Watch the documentary "America: Freedom to Fascism" by Aaron Russo. Maybe you'll learn something.

[@thomasswafford250]

@@lesliekendall5668 Income is all money and equivalents received over a period of time, typically a year. Income includes wages and those employee benefits not exempted by law (eg. employer's contribution to insurance, 401K, social security, etc). Income also includes all gross proceeds from sale of goods, services , real estate and other assets. Income also includes any valid debt that has been irrevocably forgiven (Clinton administration change as I recall). So, income is a very wide legal term that captures most assets that you receive in a tax year. Also the statement is backasswards regarding the taxability of profits and income. Income, after adjustments for allowable deductions, is taxable. Profits are an accounting term, as are the related terms of revenue, costs, depreciation, ect. Profit may be related to Income, but it is a different concept.

[@TLTSofit]

everyone should be anti tax at this point.

[@marjoriedickinson380]

They knew he was the one .... thankfully they got back on it with her ....

[@texgowing7359]

He confesses to murder & he wasn't taking into custody. As ex law enforcement I'm speachless.

[@lizadoesray]

Why would they send just one employee out to a dangerous man’s remote property? Ridiculous. Why not be accompanied by a sheriff?

[@lokismig]

I think this case also appears in the Forensic Files series... Does anyone know the title of that episode or what season it is in? Thanks in advance

[@rubyraiford757]

Hi Mr shiver I would like to ask you a few questions hope you can help me solve a problem

[@SuperTruthful]

security goes with them

[@colettegautier1131]

I wish the police would’ve listened to the psychic and arrested the murderer when they had the chance to. Everyone should pay taxes but I hope that other peoples’ murders get looked into just as much, even if they’re not tax collectors. Seems like people who work in the tax department get special treatment

[@natashanagy1117]

So the police did nothing until they were forced? How is that ok?

[@fredajordan5704]

I feel Sue Mohr is a beautiful person.

[@markhand4530]

wow. i guy is murdered and the main suspect lawyers up, so you leave him alone for 6 years.

[@mrliberty8468]

I guess the confession wasn't enough to arrest him....

[@fabigrossi2976]

It never is. It could be a lie to protect somebody or a mentally ill person could confess or even somebody who wants the attention. It happens a lot. The confession could also just be denied later on.

[@garbmonic]

The justice the first obstacle to do justice… common sense doesn’t work with cops

[@sharonmicter8608]

What about his wife? Noreen seemed to hint she was involved in the murder.

[@manojpatidar9432]

Good morning hi what are you doing today

[@nolamonahan8764]

Walter is a hero cause ugene probably would have killed again . They are all heros in my eyes everyone who worked together to bring Walter to justice and Walter sheltered another from being harmed.

[@THREESISTERS15]

From your lips to God's ears.

[@waynebartley2404]

I mean I guess but didn’t she just confirm the suspects who were already suspects?? Couldn’t she had just looked up who the suspects were and that the guy was shot

[@kandythele3340]

Taxes are voluntary it’s not a law

[@neonnights16]

If you don't believe in paying taxes then don't use roads, etc. So childish.

[@amyfletcher4749]

What about the wife of the murderer?

[@martinphilip8998]

I saw all this on Google Earth.

[@bernicezappala7958]

What about the wife?

[@manleynelson9419]

Tax collector, enforcer. Dead. Go figure

[@lynnleigha580]

Maybe it was her, llol! Jk