Shiver - The Enigma of Jason Williams: Psychic Crime Solvers Unite

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[@a.h.s5152]

Maybe they burried him in one of them graves

[@julietgover2832]

Pride goes before a fall. That policeman is too proud to accept the psychic help.

[@deewalker6944]

You'd think they'd take any information and run with it,there's nothing to lose and everything to gain! Very narrow minded indeed!Love and light from NZ

[@donnawoodford6641]

It doesn't matter. If I was missing a loved one, I would contact the psychic, and do the investigative work with the Psychic and anyone else who could help.

[@veronicasanacion]

Many police chiefs use the help of psychics. Being a psychic is simply about accessing information on a past event, present and future. It´s not right that the family has no peace waiting for those insecure policemen to drop their ego and accept help from someone who sees beyond (even if that person is a woman)

[@UziTheGermanShepherd]

I wish the police began to regularly cooperate with psychics. Many of them are real.

[@petrarivera7724]

This is so sad case, people hurting each other like that and throw them away like trash

[@dannydavis8889]

When the announcer calls remote viewing to be an unproven phenomenon, it shows her bias and ignorance. When she says psychics "claim" instead of saying psychics "say", in reference to remote viewing information, she is accusing the psychics of lying. It would sure be nice to get an unbiased presentation.

[@redrumtruecrime]

Jasons body could well be buried in that very cemetery the celtic crosses are. Maybe the killer kept an eye on recent burials in the area, found a newly filled grave and doubled it's contents by adding Jason then refilling. Theyd already unearthed Jasons body once, so they're not shy of digging or interfering with deceased persons. Realistically hiding a murder victim in someone else's grave, is probably the most perfect place. Unless Police have Intel or a confession, whose gonna know? Warrants to disturb legitimate burial sites or graves concecrated land, aren't issued easily, even for highly important cases where exhumation of a person is required, it's a very sensative subject and family members whose deceased relatives share a burial ground, these people protest any disturbance, machinery used and general upsetting the respectful ambience that comes with exhumations. No judge would issue and sign a warrant entitling police to break ground in a cemetery in an attempt to locate a body, possibly hidden in another recent grave. It seems Jasons killer thought the body would eventually be discovered in its original site so waited for a new burial in a rural cemetery that they could re-interr Jason, with the confidence they wouldn't be seen or disturbed during the length of time that would take. 2 persons have got to be involved though for the removal and relocation. Dead weight of a man is nion impossible to shift by one man alone, chances of injury attempting such lifting are high risk and he wouldn't want to be stuck, with a slipped disc and a dead body half out the vehicle! So it's fairly safe to say at least 2 people know exactly where Jasons body is. Will one talk? Is some guilt relieved if Jason is buried in concecrated ground? Does the fact the ground is an official gravesite make the killer feel the body has been laid to rest rather than dumped and hidden? I think it's safe to say that Jasons body may never be found without a confession OR one last hope that, IF that (churchyard is where he's buried), it could be possible a widow/widower has bought a "double plot", meaning whoever dies last gets buried either on top (most common) or aside their spouse. During the digging of the grave, sinister items may well be revealed which lead to Jason being found. Let's hope his family get answers and are allowed to lay Jason to rest in the way all human beings should be allowed. Until then RIP Jason. ❤️🌹🙏

[@The_Tiffster]

Makes sense. I wonder if ground penetrating radar could help.

[@christinamenhennett]

@@The_Tiffster idk but good question.

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

As much as I hate to say this, that is an evilly brilliant idea - hiding a body in someone else's grave! Jeez.

[@brittaolson6550]

Very interesting analysis. Thank you!

[@CarmaCat2024]

Perhaps checking records to see the burials that took place during a specific period of time. Don't think that in a rural area and a small church cemetery there would be that many. It's also possible there could also be another place with 3 celtic crosses. Or even perhaps his body was buried in the periphery of the cemetery but not in it. Perhaps the psychic can also get further visions with more details at a later time.

[@veramiller6595]

The family should hire a private company that has dogs to find bodies. A lot of rescue crews have them.

[@The_Tiffster]

But in a cemetery?

[@christinamenhennett]

@@The_Tiffster cadaver dogs are specifically trained to find that person by scent.

[@The_Tiffster]

@@christinamenhennett: my understanding is that cadaver dogs just hit on human death; whereas, dogs that hone in on a specific person are a separate specialty...no?

[@christinamenhennett]

@@The_Tiffster depends on specifically if those cadaver dogs are trained for a general death scent or specific scent hit. Most are trained to find any scent they are given. Usually the handlers are given an article of clothing from the deceased and have the cadaver dogs sniff it thoroughly. Then the handler and dog check for that specific scent. So basically there are cadaver dogs who will hit on deceased human scent and those trained for that and specific deceased scent. Most of the dogs are trained for both

[@boatymsboatface3929]

On a different show they explained that it was harder for dogs to find them if there is snow on the ground

[@Carylina1]

Volume too low. I had to use headphones. Why did the family not hire a dog that can detect a body? They could have appealed to the public for funds to do this. Simply horrible not to know where he is and bring him home.

[@psychicmediumtree8743]

Great video!

[@ltguitar]

If she’s the real deal and has been “talking” with him or what ever they do to communicate (I’m no psychic), and is “still there for him” then why can’t she find his body?

[@veronicasanacion]

Because legally she can´t start digging a private land without risking jail.

[@nancymills1884]

The dead may not know exactly where they are. They have memory of the murder location, but not always have the ability to know exactly what the location is like 123 State Street. It’s images and sensations.

[@kwgrid]

If police had acted earlier, the body would be easily detected by cadaver dogs. How hard could it be to go to the site of the Celtic crosses with those dogs? It wouldn't be that costly either.

[@jeffcampbell2710]

Smart of dude to go back and move the body. Three can keep a secret if 2 are dead, or you move the evidence so 1 doesn't know.

[@lg6707]

lol I like how shiver gathers all these cookes together

[@RndmMcRndmnss]

WHO MOVED HIS BODY???!! The worthless cops won't search the cemetery?!! RIDICULOUS!!! SHAME ON THEM!!!

[@christinabarnes3561]

What a selfish bunch of "Blue collared" workers!!!, NOT to follow up on the psychics visions, considering she was on the money every step of the way. May he R.I.P where ever he may lye....,

[@marymcnabb4982]

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[@trishheff41]

Oh! I feel that sister!

[@neenanorto3399]

That’s it, the police forces ought to use the gift of a psychic as a tool to help them solve murders ,it’d be less expensive time and money wise in the long run, don’t you think.

[@justanotherperson584]

Bless Sue Evans.

[@valerieterblanche4636]

I prefer phycics that have visions

[@jen7397]

i really enjoy extreeme close ups of ppls teeth or eyeball...

[@lildoveable]

I know. The close-ups are a great mystery to me.

[@kathrynshields8221]

Bad teeth can look scary!!

[@christinamenhennett]

I listen to it and go do something else while it plays. They do that with these shows.

[@cathymcglasson6947]

I agree they need to get off their high horse and except the help that is being offered cuz they have lost sight of what's important to the family bringing their loved one home.

[@brittaolson6550]

Jason was a handsome man. Poor thing! I hope they find his body, and this is solved.

[@einienj3281]

So the 2 guys weren't the only ones involved with the murder..

[@LisaMarie-mo5ec]

Where’s Mia? This is a great case

[@VP-nz6ok]

YES!!!!!! Psychics are just another tool to be accessed by police

[@sharonrenedavenport8995]

This Is An OLD Video ! Clue: “ Trying A Murder Case/ NO Body Is Unprecedented “ ! 😂🤣 They Do It All The Time, Now !!

[@brittaolson6550]

I wonder if it has been solved.

[@The_Tiffster]

They found a hair in an area the size of a football feild???

[@boatymsboatface3929]

That is crazy! And it was his!

[@jesmopera2685]

Hello!!! Find Brian “dirty” Laundrie

[@nandemone1787]

Police refused to help. That's it

[@jeffcampbell2710]

Is he John Cusack's son? Looks like him tremendously. That would explain his actions.

[@alo42d]

So happy that I came across your channel Now I can get my murder fix

[@ezravincent2818]

Amazed you have internet access and not a dead spot..

[@joniceferguson4863]

I agree with helping the police, but people need to be careful about where their gifts come from because God doesn't use tarot cards and doesn't want us to speak to the dead. If her gift came from God, she wouldn't need a circle. She would ask God in heaven and He would tell her exactly where his body was, who did it...by name and where to find them and she would be thanking Him in Jesus' Name for her gift.

[@gamtngirl3655]

A tired, outdated, pathetic notion that you can’t prosecute a murder without a body. It’s done every day now. Put me on the jury. Also, the term psychic is tired and old. Certain people have a gift for picking up on the thoughts of others. That’s all - and it can be a real help in solving crimes. She is not communicating with the dead and she is getting no help whatsoever from tarot cards.

[@victoriacope4113]

How do u know?

[@robbiebunge859]

In these circumstances, the police are too proud and arrogant

[@jantruitt9241]

A human hair………. Good grief…….

[@marinamugosa2354]

I'm not disrespecting anyone, but Mia sees everything

[@LisaMarie-mo5ec]

I think Mia is the best

[@eunicentombifuthi7887]

Oh yes wish they could find Brian Laundry, where are you pple?

[@rolfdejonge3915]

👀👽🌀⚡

[@thenewuser3100]

Dont the police have dogs?

[@mm-qj6cc]

Please stop the disrespectful close close ups. Ridiculous

[@juanitaduval9856]

US do use psychics if family wants them to and end up believing in them . Some are on police investigations and a few have been in court. Rare but have.

[@brittaolson6550]

@@juanitaduval9856 Some US police use psychics. Others refuse. It really depends on how open-minded they are.

[@johnmeadows5645]

She said that each police dept. should have a psychic on the books. What she means is to pay them for the mumbo-jumbo tom foolery.

[@paulettemaximun2505]

You obviously don't know about true psychics. They usually don't accept money for finding the missing. If they do they are probably not the real deal. Look deeper. Have a good life.

[@johnmeadows5645]

@@paulettemaximun2505 Well in this case they didn't solve anything. It's just a dog and pony show for ignorant and gullible people like you. Oh, im sorry, i shouldn't use big words when talking to a child.

[@patriciaroysdon9540]

@@johnmeadows5645 There was no call for you to belittle her. You are just showing everyone how judgemental and callow you are.

[@johnmeadows5645]

@@patriciaroysdon9540 she is a phony', only dummies can believe in that mumbo-jumbo.