Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 7, Episode 13 - Full Episode

[@afrosensei5308]

Could you imagine getting in trouble and having Robert Stack as your dad? "Who took the car out for a joyride last night? Was it YOU?"

[@alli-kat2329]

🤣👌🏻

[@shirleygunn9211]

lol

[@funnybonesbuck1745]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@themirrorsofmymind]

He's sitting there with mom, saying, _"Join us. You may be able to help solve a mystery..."_ KID: "Ew! Quit it, Dad!"

[@eriepriscilla5895]

Lmfaooo 🤣🤣

[@darrentobin6366]

I never get bored of watching this show ! Use to watch this as a kid and started watching again now I'm an adult 🙃 could watch this all day and never get bored RIP Robert stack he definitely was the best host out of all the others after him thanks for uploading these videos brings back so many memories 👍

[@BrenMurphy1]

Yes, indeed, after my breakfast of banana and blackberry smoothie with psyllium husk and ginger, I get back into bed, hook up my earbuds, and drift into a restless slumber all day to escape from the existential dread of depression and isolation. 🦧

[@jamesdiciano5319]

Aww Bren that’s because of your diet! Lolol I’m just messing, feel better buddy

[@faridaaminy9734]

Omg, me too😂

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@herczeus9341]

I had a brain aneurysm. Nobody believed me either until I forced them to give me a MRI. Some doctors just don't care. Even after it was discovered as well.

[@alleykeosheyan4779]

My late ex-husband had one, too (due to an arterio-venous malformation). He was only 38 and thought it was just a bad headache and that he'd take an aspirin and lay down, but I just knew he was having a stroke and insisted that he go to the hospital and get a CAT scan. 3 days later he had a golf ball-sized blood clot removed from his brain!

[@kurtmorris454]

perhaps if they were sued for $200,000 it might give them some incentive to pull their lazy effed up heads out of their stinking but holes.

[@katbat2379]

Doctors are stupid idiots. The present shows this statement to be fact. Good health.

[@puppiesarepower3682]

You gotta demand they follow up. Remind them that you're paying for their services. And ALWAYS ask for a good copy of your results (blood work, X-rays, etc.) It annoys them, but it's your life and well-being on the table.

[@SHIRLEYGiffordCashmanMS]

Yes, I do not have much faith in doctors. I avoid them. Either they are half listening to you, or do not listen at all. They jump to incorrect conclusions. In my long life, I personally have trusted only two doctors, Dr. Stuart Orsher, NYC, and Dr. Jane Galasso, now retired. I went to a chiropractor here in Vegas after injuring the back of my knee while using the rowing machine. He concluded, "You need to drink more water." That could have been true about many of us, but why didn't he address the injury issue? He chose to ignore it. Some doctors are just lazy, and others are simply unknowledgeable.

[@lisabrown1010]

The special effects and reanactment on unsolved mysteries is awesome 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@fl0werp0wered]

The Etta Smith story made me so mad, but it was 1980 and a different time. I checked and was glad to find that she sued the police. It wasn’t settled until 1986, but she was awarded $1,184 in lost wages and 25k for suffering. I’m sure the lawyer took most of it, but at least she got something.

[@zeppelinboys]

just another reason to never talk to the police. ever

[@kurtmorris454]

should have been the officers themselves forced to pay her out of their own pocket.

[@buckeyeschmave]

@@kurtmorris454 Yes, especially after they withheld the polygraph results that should have gotten her out entirely.

[@michelleprieur1]

Sorry I'm a bit late to the party. I agree with you in theory and certainly think that it could have been handled better. However, I can't blame them for doubting her or suspecting her. The police are trained to go by evidence and facts. I'm the kind of person who believes in what they can see as well. None of you are going to convince me that if someone came to you with extremely accurate information about a murder victim, you wouldn't be the slightest bit suspicious. And it came to her in a dream? Come on. You would not immediately believe her.

[@kurtmorris454]

@@michelleprieur1 Nope sorry, not buying that in anyway shape or form. A young woman having a vision about a murder with accurate detail is still easier to believe then a young woman beating up another woman knocking her out, raping her killing her and dragging her corpse into the woods. That's more BS then her story, plus, it doesn't have to have anything to do with being psychic, could be the woman's spirit was reaching out to her. Strange yes but not unheard of.

[@MattrixNY]

Man this show is awesome! Truly a well done production. Highly entertaining and evokes some appalling emotions. Everything from unsolved murders, disappearances, angels, NDE's, paranormal, conspiracies, UFOs, historical events, crime who-dun-its and everything in between! The host, the theme song, the reenactments... all are TOP NOTCH!

[@davidlamotta1994]

Yes it was a great show I'll give you that. But where are the nude blondes, the hookers? You got to have hookers in this life. Life is not worth living unless you can have hookers

[@paradise6606]

I can't sleep at night without hearing his voice.

[@fjones]

Totally agree with you 👌👌👍👍😏

[@janetperez7350]

@@paradise6606 me too smh unbelievable lol

[@forcesightknight]

It's NBC, CBS, or a major cable network. This show was like a must see TV show that you planned to watch all week and popped some corn to settle in for.

[@SeriousSchitt]

The beauty of it is, I don't have to wait till next Friday, thanks to the wonders of technology and time, I can watch the very next episode right now, and who would miss that? OOOPs, the wife's just come home with dinner, bummer!

[@troytanner1693]

MIGTOW

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@yashamaga13]

"I see pictures everywhere at the funeral. And a centerpiece picture in the middle" Yeah, thanks chief. Very impressive 👏 that's only the same exact layout for just about every funeral I've ever been too. I'm surprised it didn't go more like this. Van Pragh: at your son's funeral...I'm feeling that he was lying down...like in a...rectangle box? Casket? He's showing me a casket. Mom: 😮

[@riverstone9005]

Yeah I noticed that too. I've always felt he was a fraud..

[@inkyguy]

Etta Smith should have sued the police for false arrest. Four days arrest without material evidence or a confession is unjustifiable.

[@cliftontaylor8392]

She did!!!

[@karenhall4645]

When the police flat out said "You're a liar" that made me so mad.

[@CaptZdq1]

The police are often as much of a joke as Shermer.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Inkyguy. I am glad that this lady, Etta Smith, sued the police department. They deserved it after what she went through. That interrogation was outrageous, and Etta should have gotten up and left immediately or ask for an attorney. I am surprised she didn’t. But, anyway, it is good to know she filed a lawsuit against this police department. They deserved everything bad coming to them. I was speechless after watching this case, couldn’t believe these detectives. Shame on them and shame on this police department. I hope that today, they have “cleaned up their act” and some other kind of “detectives” are in charge in interrogating innocent people. A really disgraceful police department, they should all be ashamed of themselves. Makes me puke 🤮

[@sunflowerz54]

Oh she did sue them $25,000. Very suspicious

[@ImpatientWreck]

I'm somewhat of a Psychic Extraordinaire myself. I foreseen that I would be cold if I went outside without a coat. I wore a coat and now I'm warm and comfortable.

[@alli-kat2329]

Take my money! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nataliewright1628]

Haha, reminds me of mean girls… “It's like I have ESPN or something. My breasts can always tell when it's going to rain. Well… they can tell when it's raining.”

[@kurtmorris454]

I preserve myself as a psychic of sorts. I can read my dog's mind when I'm eating dinner and he's right there staring at me with those sad eyes.

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

I hope none of you has to go through a near-death experience to become a believer. Remember, we are not just our physical bodies; we are souls having a human experience. Our souls are made of pure energy. Just as we can't see the air but can feel it in various temperatures and speeds, we should recognize the unseen dimensions of our existence. Let's not be naive, everyone. It's important to apply common sense, especially when discussing sensitive topics. Be mature.

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

@@alli-kat2329 I hope none of you has to go through a near-death experience to become a believer. Remember, we are not just our physical bodies; we are souls having a human experience. Our souls are made of pure energy. Just as we can't see the air but can feel it in various temperatures and speeds, we should recognize the unseen dimensions of our existence. Let's not be naive, everyone. It's important to apply common sense, especially when discussing sensitive topics. Be mature.

[@wildabeast1]

Nice to watch back to back over and over again when i was young we had to wait all week for the next one lol still scared

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@doloreserin]

I love this episode. I find psychic phenomena fascinating. Just amazing!

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

It's all bullshit

[@patrickperalta59]

@@EssexAggiegrad2011 , it seems Allison doesn't think it's BS.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@patrickperalta59 It still is

[@shavondarobinson8474]

@@EssexAggiegrad2011 No it ain't God does give certain people psychic powers as a matter of fact I know a few people like that now And it turns out always to be true.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@shavondarobinson8474 No

[@debbiekelly8875]

Super strange to watch the beginning of this episode and know it’s in part about my Mom, Judy. My Dad saw this episode back when it aired and said it was misleading, but I haven’t seen it until recently. Lots of gaps in the telling of my mom’s last days and strange that my Mom would be a big part of this episode. I guess because the story is more about Jeanine and she felt she could use my Mom as proof?! There were a lot of indications throughout my Mom’s life that she had something seriously going on. Years upon years of migraines. My Mom’s side of the family never took any of Jeanine’s claims seriously. I didn’t meet her until I was around 10 and, frankly, she weirded me out. The doctor’s did run scans but didn’t find the aneurysm and sent her home. She died a couple days later. Later the courts found the hospital negligent in not seeing the aneurysm on her scans. So there you have the full story about my Mom’s death, in a nutshell.

[@drinkingpoolwater]

jeanine seemed like a narcissist. people like that think they are god and have special powers.

[@motherboard424]

Thank you!

[@ButterflyKisses98]

Seems like you're trying to get clout

[@motherboard424]

@@ButterflyKisses98 Can you clarify what you mean by “ clout “. It’s a vague term that has multiple meanings. And I tend to think that you’re out of line here

[@JTNugget]

@@ButterflyKisses98 Clout in a youtube comments section?

[@tellurye]

I gotta tell ya, that actor who plays Van Praagh is SPOT ON! I mean he has his mannerisms and speech down pat. Kudos do that actor - he really studied him.

[@seffievondionysus3198]

I don't think that's an actor?

[@tellurye]

@@seffievondionysus3198 Well, he is not Van Praagh, but he is playing Van Praagh in this re-enactment. Then what would you call him?

[@seffievondionysus3198]

@@tellurye I thought it was real 🤦 lol I keep forgetting some of these scenes are reenactments. It's surprising how good of actors random people (the family members for most of the reenactments) can be

[@tmac7547]

The actor's name is: Walter Caldwell - and yes, he nailed his look, his mannerisms, his cold reading style, very well done!

[@kenbugher1590]

The second, heavier one is him...

[@tellysantos2392]

these are the episodes of unsolved mysteries i like the most or that i find very interesting

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@annabanana8700]

Usually when they talk about supernatural stuff on this show (or any show) I can’t help but roll my eyes. This episode however was… different!😱

[@inkyguy]

The story of the murdered firemen which is previewed at the end of this episode is very impressive. The case was solved as a direct result of the program’s broadcast.

[@reneedennis2011]

I remember that story.

[@kurtmorris454]

yes and when I watch that episode next it will be the 4th time seeing it.

[@Eviltwin531]

The woman reveals her son died in a mountain climbing accident. "Were there head injuries?" I'd pay good money to hear him explain how he thinks someone can fall down a mountain and not suffer a head injury.

[@jamgrl38]

He could've broken his neck or suffered multiple fractures which prevented him from moving. Thirst or hunger could've killed him, eventually. Different ways to die from a fall not just damage to the head.

[@Eviltwin531]

@@jamgrl38 True, but head injuries seem kind of inevitable if you fall down a mountain even if it's not the cause of death.

[@johnnyr2646]

It's the popular John Edward psychic scam. They just use very basic "fortune teller" psychological tricks and fish for information. They target people with dead relatives because they're easy to manipulate as they tend to be overly emotional and rightly so. The couple in the beginning even says how emotional they were over their son. The most amazing part though is people still fall for this crap in the current days and age.

[@jamescummins5824]

😂 hes sensitive

[@BrenMurphy1]

Rolling?

[@feliciawilliams8587]

I have always loved this show! Since I was young I have always had visions and dreams that predicts the future. In 1984, my godsister told us her father had a massive stroke. We played A $T that Saturday, Sunday morning I went home to get my hair done. That night I prayed for him to get better. However, that same night I had a dream that he was already gone because he passed away late Saturday night.

[@HopefulInterventions]

I have dreams about the future. It’s disheartening sometimes when it’s something negative.

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@johnnolan33177]

LOL they scared the baby when they blew the microwave up for the show 13:21

[@ryanleaver5944]

Nah the baby's just a good actor

[@Comedy-Cult]

Lmfao

[@OikPoinFive]

@@ryanleaver5944 that baby outranks my 43 year old loser ass.

[@OikPoinFive]

@@ryanleaver5944 that baby outranks my 43 year old loser ass.

[@addicted367]

13:26 😱

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Hard to believe people ever got repair service for a microwave!

[@craigsmith157]

Back in the 80s microwaves were VERY expensive. Over $500. You couldn't just go out and buy a new one for 50 bucks like today. So yes, they had repairmen back then. The same with television sets and VCRs.

[@Jesuisderetour87]

@@craigsmith157 I was thinking the same thing! Hard to believe they were once so expensive!

[@mwj5368]

@@craigsmith157 I donated in about 2008 our old family microwave from I think the Eighties that worked perfectly. GoodWill doesn't take microwaves but when I told them it still worked well and how old it was, they took it! Maybe they took it because it was from before the manufacturers go smart about "planned obsolescence" to rip off the public. A microwave burning out can happen to anyone... but I liked the other examples in the poor lady's life.

[@courtneymoore6472]

Yes in the 80’s my dad wrote a note on the microwave Manuel saying he was taking it back in to get it fixed for repairs I couldn’t believe it I even asked my mom why didn’t they just get a new one and she said because back then they fixed it and also they fixed a radio she had

[@Greg400]

Jeanine Price is full of bologna

[@Ghede888]

Lmao. The begging commentary was funny... “her psychic visions were so correct that she started to become a suspect.” Lmao.

[@hopeful6157]

BEST unsolved mysteries episode ever! 🙌💯👍

[@shanemccormack3478]

I love this programme. I loved watching it when I was younger. Sky one every Sunday at seven I think.

[@fz1000red]

Van Praagh. The only thing he's sensitive to is lactose. Otherwise he's making a living asking questions, then turning immediately around and giving people their own answers to his questions as if he was seeing them in his mind's eye. Let's see what happens when he is denied the ability to ask his ridiculous questions and provide answers on his own without any assistance from his victims. As in no more "did you have a son?" Duh, that's a question designed to cast a wide net, one highly likely to produce an affirmative response. His questions regarding passing over to solicit the cause of the death. He starts with the most common cause at a young age, accidental deaths, then keeps asking until getting to the specific. They tell him everything rather than the other way around.

[@tysonthomas6029]

Haha seriously people are so naive!!! It’s sad!! Van Praagh is such a fake!! P.O.S.. and they say they gave him no answers beforehand but Van Praagh asks all the question he can to get to the answers he wants. It’s pathetic

[@tysonthomas6029]

Are there pictures you put out! Wtf do u think!!! Jesus Christ this segment made me sick

[@robynperdieu3434]

Yep. Spotted the manipulation right off. Phony. There are honest clairvoyants who will tell a person things, like the lady who had the vision about the nurse murder.

[@karenhall4645]

People like Van Praaght I never believe because the people are so wanting to hear from loved ones that they don't realizing they're giving him all the information he needs to tell them what they want to hear. Someone should try saying nothing and see how far he gets.

[@BrianSmith-yq7ys]

A couple of them have a rule that the subject is not allowed to say anything

[@capacola262743]

"your husband is standing next to me" oh really? DESCRIBE HIM. WHAT DOES HE LOOK LIKE? if he is standing there, this should be easy.

[@CrimsonSunFlower]

lol. i see a tall dark man... he has something on his face. on the side. is it... is it... sideburns?

[@sisterluke]

Let's see, since your a white woman, so your husband is a tall white man with hair, eyebrows, eye balls and maybe a mustache or maybe not.... am I getting closer?

[@karenhall4645]

How did your husband die? You tell me Van Praaght, IF my dead husband really is communicating with you.

[@capacola262743]

@@karenhall4645 and whatever her answer is, he will say "right because that's what he's showing me" example; he had a heart attack. right, because he's pointing to his chest. also, why would the husband do that?? the wife already KNOWS how he died. it's just so stupid.

[@VictorMartinez-hh4hi]

I need powers to talk to those who have passed on. I would really like to communicate with Robert Stack. LOL

[@crpsaiyan]

What do you want to talk to him about?

[@VictorMartinez-hh4hi]

crpsaiyan I would like to ask him what is it like in the afterlife. Is Elvis there did he really fake his death? Did he really die? Many questions like that.

[@natashadahl6603]

No that is a great way to conjure up demons.

[@OikPoinFive]

@@natashadahl6603 true!

[@natashadahl6603]

@Ti 'ORA PEARL I agree absolutely 100 percent

[@wildbutterflytiedye]

When I was 14, I started having seizures for no reason,just started having them. My hands would suddenly become numb, and I would get this weird burnt toast taste in my mouth and then pass out. My parents were very worried,they thought, epilepsy? Took me to St Francis hospital in Peoria, Illinois where the Dr's ran a bunch of tests.They could not find a cause, but did note that there was 'Unusual electrical activity detected' during my EEG. The Dr. said my Alpha waves were elevated or something.I was sleeping during this test, and had electrodes stuck to my head. The Dr prescribed me Phenobarbitol to prevent the seizures, but all it did was make me sleep 18 hrs a day. I was so scared something bad was wrong with me but It stopped happening when I got about 18. After moving in with my boyfriend at 19, and becoming pregnant, weird electrical stuff started happening around me. It was a stressful time, and when I'd be feeling particularly sad,mad, or stressed out,and touch a light switch,POP! It was a weird, surging feeling coming from the pit of my stomach, and then there'd be the zap.After I had my daughter, it eased up. Soon,I was a 25 yr old with 3 kids, a daughter and two sons. When my youngest son was 3 months old, their Dad took off on us and left me to raise three kids by myself.I was visiting my parents with my kids on the weekend, and when I came back home, all my things were gone(sold) including my baby's crib and dresser. It's pretty low when you sell your new baby's crib and dresser to get money to take off on your children and wife. The electrical thing started back up. I was zapping lights,radios,the tv,you name it. I think it was because I was very angry at being abandoned. Like an abundant amount of static electricity, but the zapping happened Summer Winter Spring Fall.This eased up after a couple of years(Thank God), but a new thing started happening. I started having dreams/nightmares and the next day or two, they would come true.I dreamt about 9/11 the night before it happened. Dreamt a'bird' flew into a building and the building caught fire. I was standing on the sidewalk and a paper floated down in front of me with charred edges, but it had the words CALL 9/11 written on it.The morning of 9/11 I got my kids off to school and went to lay down on the couch for a nice quiet nap since I didn't get much sleep the night before. Everytime I laid my head down on the pillow I heard screams. It was horrifying.They sounded far off,but many people screaming at the same time. It made me feel sick to my stomach so I got up,and the phone rang. It was my Mom,crying, and telling me to turn on the tv. I've had other unexplainable things like this happen, like a nightmare that a dear friend of mine from work got t-boned by a big suv and lost her life. It happened the next day. I had begged her the night before not to take her son in law to work that next day,I had an awful nightmare about an accident.She said "Oh it'll be ok Tam, don't worry I'll be careful". I never saw her alive again. That broke my heart,as she was one of the nicest ladies I worked with and we were friends. I believe that there are such a thing as psychic powers, esp,psychokinesis etc. but I don't think you can just snap your fingers or turn it on like a light switch. I dont think of it as a gift (at least for me it isnt) and I do not use it for monetary gain.This Praagh guy does seem to be very sketch to me.

[@tngirl341]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 bull fucking shit

[@danielebruno1531]

I found him quite sketchy myself dear Tammy, and I feel a bit sad to hear about your past. Can you feel or see anything about me!?

[@independentviews1977]

James:''did your son die in a accident like a car accident?' Parents ''he feel off a mountain'' James: ''okay because he's telling me it was a accident'' James: '' did he break any bones? he's telling me something about a leg or a arm or his back skull or nose possibly his earlobe?...'' FAKE A^^ JAMES & NAIVE INDIVIDUALS.

[@judytripp2914]

BEAUTIFUL pin !😍

[@nicoleymacaroni]

Yep no such thing as psychic

[@tysonthomas6029]

Haha seriously!!! Come on people!! Did he break any bones? He fell off a cliff so wtf do u think!!!

[@timsanborn1181]

@@nicoleymacaroni I'm sorry you feel that way but Mediums are real just like ignorance is real.

[@sherrieowen971]

I like the people that say im getting someone whos got probkems with the legs lol. Or they have an italian family and they naming every italian name to validate lol

[@ldg508]

The local hospital here did something similar to my cousin he went to the hospital because he had trouble breathing the sent him home twice in one day so he went to the one in Boston and by the time they found out what was wrong it was to late he died 2hrs after getting to boston hospital. Just because he had a history of drug use in the local hospital they just blew him off and sent him home when they could have saved his life

[@BrenMurphy1]

Yes, I broke my arm in rehab and didn't get treatment for 6 days because they thought I was taking it for painkillers (Still can't wank with my left arm to this day btw.)

[@28brattieaddie]

what was it

[@purplelove010]

Wow that's horrible

[@sds5502]

So sad

[@kt1pl2]

You never warm a baby's bottle in a microwave!! It's very dangerous. You should always warm on the stove.

[@Julia-nl3gq]

It's fine in the microwave.

[@RadiantRootsYT]

@@Julia-nl3gqNo. It isn’t fine in the microwave.

[@valeriemartinez335]

40 yrs later lol

[@BelleBlack1]

I wish I had the ability to blame my telekinesis the next time I break things

[@cm9439]

The actor playing Van Praagh is as hilarious as the real man.

[@troytanner1693]

MIGTOW

[@RealHealthyGuidance]

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[@v.abennett3935]

I HAVE HAD THESE VISIONS ALL MY LIFE THRY HAVE NEVER BEEN WRONG!

[@lyndafayesmusic]

This profitable adventure is going to ONLY GET WORSE in the future-that's MY prediction! Google could find my great grandfather easily; tell us nobody divulges their family name or that name can't be Googled, right ? Oh, so you son was shot? Let me guess, a gang shooting ? Oh, wrong? Well he's thinking of you and standing nearby; He'll stand by ME because I'm a psychic, but spirit just won't let him come to YOU and stand by YOU!Yipes! 27:13. Ha, I'd love to review the transcript of the James Von Prague Sessions, recorded by Dr. Michael Schirmer! He's a publisher of WHAT magazine btw? Now I'd be interested to know that, also. Devastated, Desperate survivors of death in families even "admit publicly", they were LOOKING for SOMETHING, i.e., " any little thing", some say, to "make themselves FEEL" that this loss had some sort of sensible reasoning connected with it, or that it holds a memorable future for their lasses. THERESA the Brooklyn lady uses the guess and pick up clues while questioning their groups of communication with the dead-seekers! PLEASE SOMEONE SUE THEM BOTH! THANKS! I'm apt to believe THE LADY WHO RECEIVED VISIONS of the death she'd heard on the radio who actually drove TO the canyon she'd seen flashes of, etc. seemed quite sincere (she and the actress, bty) but Von Prague and "Theresa from Brooklyn", are BOTH using so many of the same tactics, they're obviously great actors and stick well to their scripts, depending on the nature (and sometimes appearances) of their victims. FLASHES of the FUTURE:I HAVE known a "real' psychic in my past, and for only a couple of personal meetings. He didn't know ANYTHING about ME; he knew not my REAL name, nor what I did for a living, nor what exact city in the San Fernando Valley, NOTHING...nor did the friends I attended the meeting WITH. He viewed a group of about twelve people that night, and we were all seated in a room in about two rows...He only chose and"read" for about one out ofthree persons seated. (I remember because he "chose" to talk to me, while both of my friends were hoping to be "read" on either side .) He asked NO Questions (as Prague and Theresa ALWAYS do) but he TOLD me..I'd be "receiving some very depressing news very soon that I would be required to attend to," and probably would even be having to travel in order to attend to it." He even apologized, and said he would not go into details that might upset me further!" He said a name starting with the letter "L" was prevalent...and it was regarding a person whom I had been close to,; but I claimed to not know anything of the sort-after all, MY name begins with an "L." I left the meeting wondering...but the NEXT DAY I received a phone call from my aunt . This aunt, was my birth father's TWIN sister-The one who raised me , and of course she had my phone number. My birth certificate states MY real birth name, and it's crossed out-as the did in Illinois when people change their names. My aunt said my" father, Leonard, had passed away, and she hoped I'd come back for the funeral!" I hadn't seen him in years, so I knew Dr. Barry Taft wasn't reading my mind-rarely on my mind! Would you say this parapsychologist had "friends at the phone company?" Would you believe Barry had a friend at the Rock Island County Courthouse, knew the attorney who changed my name for me? Would you say he was "guessing" this negative news was coming in a telegram, instead of a phone call? What would YOU say?I SAY there are people who are "able to receive flashes of the future" and sometimes can "appear" to be reading someone's mind; but beware of people who "need questions answered", when, if the flash or the dream is evident, answers from the person seeking the information SHOULD not be at all NECESSARY to the accuracy of the "reading! DREAMS: There is a psychic who had "dreams" or "flashes" of the killer in the four college girls murdered in Idaho (Donna S. can't remember her last name, sorry) HER, I BELIEVE! I've had "Prophetic " dreams , as they term them, and documented the realities of the dreams' ...they happened during specific periods of stress, or were about people I knew extremely well (including family members, of course.) But I think the "Lord , the Master of the Universe" no matter whom that "God" might be to different dreamers...COMES TO THOSE IN THE REALM you will recognize, the REALM YOUR SPIRIT GUIDES KNOW YOU DWELL.MY dreams came from "characters" I could recognize, or at least, in renditions of people I'd known AND dreamed about before---Then, some came floating on a melody with lyrics-I assume from the ethers out there somewhere.... "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe" came to me after a very stressful time, and it came in FLASHES.... "The Great Awakening" came to me in a DREAM, and scared the hell outta me! I swear under penalty of perjury that all the above is true and correct, strike me dead. And, as we all know, GOD DOES NOT strike people dead!

[@Pinkranger87]

His voice was perfect for this show. When would say "and killer has never been found" or "the killer is still on the loose" it was so creepy.

[@qrufus]

Jeanine's story was like a Greek tragedy. There's a premonition and someone ends up either getting hurt or dying. And like some Greek tragedies, certain events could've been prevented. Instead of arguing with her sister's doctor, she could've told him that there was a history of brain issues (i.e. strokes, aneurisms) in her family. At least, that might've been encouraged him to do a MRI.

[@Rashelun1977]

Ditto

[@Ilovedarkdrearydays]

I remember watching this great show when I was in high school and before that. Its my favorite show. God I wish the would put it back on tv.

[@kevinsmith5360]

The psychic knew there were pictures at the funeral? Amazing

[@KraziliaLoveSimsTV]

lol

[@LaMostraVia]

😂🏆

[@jenplinguist]

Oh, oh... and I see pictures!! Was there a picture?

[@natashadahl6603]

Funerals usually have pictures.

[@ewaleokadia76]

I don't know if having pictures at funeral homes of the deceased is the norm nowadays, but for most of my family members I have laid out in the funeral home, it wasn't the norm.

[@dissodatore]

why would anyone be surprised that the police would focus on someone who knew so much about a crime?

[@alli-kat2329]

Ikr...shocker 😒🤣

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

Yes, but they jailed her with no evidence. They've let actual guilty suspects go for less the same day. They jailed her for four days! I'm glad she got some compensation. They were suppose to let her go. Not hold her without bail for 4 days and with no evidence of any kind!

[@laurasmith7976]

Why didn't the psychic sister send her sister to another doctor if she was so sure it was a brain aneuryism?

[@HarryPotter-qd4ut]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@thejagman22]

You probably would insist on seeing another doctor if you KNEW your sister had an oncoming brain aneurysm, but there's no evidence for ANY of her claims. She's just claiming (without evidence) AFTER the fact, that she KNEW it was a brain aneurysm BEFORE the fact. We've only her story and her slightly dopey brother's confirmation, "Duh, yah! Dat's what she said all right. Yup". Well, we're now in the 'future' in relation to when the show was filmed, so it would have been much more incredible if she had used her interview to make a claim BEFORE the fact that we could now verify. But, NOPE!

[@thejagman22]

@@andrewestbrook4473 Please, you have a very simple mind if you believe someone NOT admitting something equates to evidence. Again, there is no EVIDENCE for any part of her story - or even that there was a doctor. At least if the doctor had been questioned we'd know they existed even if they denied fault.

[@kenna163]

Because she's full of it

[@quyonariley2604]

My thoughts as well.

[@mangohaeppchen3447]

My childhood best friend told doctors she had a brain tumor for 10 yrs and was dismissed every single time. It wasn’t until she had failed to start her period by age 22 that one doctor ordered an MRI - she had a tumor the size of an orange. From my own experience, it never pays to be a backseat driver with a doctor - tell them your symptoms and family history without histrionics.

[@ginnyroy241]

In the case of Etta, that's why people don't want to talk to police when they know something, because the police automatically suspect that person,

[@blinkfan305]

I wish we could hear Robert Stacks thoughts about psychics.

[@lauriepratt435]

I am a fan of this show I like to see how things turn out and my favourite host is Robert Stack

[@doloreserin]

I loved this episode. I have wonderful memories of watching this with my Mom who has since crossed over. Not all psychics are frauds. People who are truly gifted with this ability tell you what they see, the sitter the person who is going for hte reading will confirm or deny the information given from spirit. A real psychic won't ask open ended questions. I'm still astonished by Etta Smith's story. Just amazing, I'm so happy they caught who killed Melanie. Jeanine's story with the microwave reminded me of a similar incident that happened to me. I was upset and put a cup of milk in the micro to warm up. It died, no one could figure out why. It's not the first time this has happened, nor will it be the last. I just love these psychic episodes. Dolores

[@mandycote5662]

psychics are Satan’s side kicks God the Creator has prophets and prophetesses

[@doloreserin]

Hi Mandy, I respectfully disagree with you, I am speaking of the true psychics and people who can see other worldly things. . I have known some very gifted psychics and beleive they are gifted to do their work from God. The true mediums and those who are blessed with psychic ability bring people closure and a sense of peace. Dolores

[@jenniferotto3959]

Its all garbage. Noone had ever proven god or psychic abilities. James Randy Foundation has been searching. Win a million dollars if you can prove it.

[@doloreserin]

@@jenniferotto3959 I respect your opinion, but disagree with it. I believe in a higher power, that we are all here for a purpose. i also believe in true psychic mediums who are gifted and help those who have lost someone find some semblance of peace. Have a wonderful day.

[@HopefulInterventions]

But Van Praagh stated many things to the couple that he couldn’t have guessed from a cold reading!

[@jamesl9371]

Skeptics are skeptics. They decide they don’t believe and then find reasons to confirm their skepticism

[@Julia-nl3gq]

Exactly. There's actually a phrase for that. It's called 'confirmation bias', where people go around looking for things to confirm what they already believe.

[@tellurye]

"Van Praagh couldnt have seen my ring, because I kept it hidden in my dress" Um, Michael Shermer saw it, so obviously Van Praagh could have as well.

[@BrianSmith-yq7ys]

Good point

[@Julia-nl3gq]

But when did Michael see it??? They never said. So it's wrong and unfair to assume he saw it during the seance. We don't know when he saw it, it could have been afterwards.

[@tellurye]

@@Julia-nl3gq Well, he was in the audience during the reading, so if he saw it, Van Pragh could have as well.

[@laurawachler1403]

Actually, I was there as a participant. We all hung out in a room together b4 moving to the filming room where we met Van Praagh. I chatted with everyone who was waiting, including Mr. Shermer. He told me he was a teacher. The ring WAS hidden during her encounter with Van Praagh. The editing is sus, though. Van Praagh described my basement stairs to a T, including the wall color. He couldn't have known diddly about my situation because there was little to no coverage of my tragedy. I put out plenty of mental images into the room as a test. He picked up on specific things I was "sending" but tried to attribute them to someone else. I was super cautious about telling him things directly. I was being crafty. Van Praagh has some connection to the supernatural. Does he talk to the dead? Probably not.

[@laurawachler1403]

​@tellurye Shermer was in the room with us all. There was no "audience".

[@inkyguy]

Watching Van Praagh I believe Michael Shermer is correct. I think Van Praagh is very perceptive and intuitive, but he is not really telling you anything he knows of the deceased subject, he’s essentially telling you the things you are telling him. I think our inherent but often hidden wish for an afterlife and a connection with hose whom we’ve lost causes us to grant him and similar mentalists/mediums a subconscious benefit of the doubt, and we and he focus on the hits rather than the many misses. I’m not denying or refuting each and every paranormal or spiritual experience that people have genuinely reported, but I don’t believe I’m really witnessing anything beyond intuition and a deep desire to believe on the part of all of the parties involved.

[@karenmiller9381]

You're right.

[@IMIICIHIAIEIL]

well put

[@ThroneOfBhaal]

Cold calling. They start sort of generalist then narrow it down based on what you respond with but without going too specific. It's kinda disgusting to be honest.

[@Crushbra]

@@ThroneOfBhaal agree, he was saying common names and also cold calling was made famous from John Edward's tv show crossing over in 1999-2004

[@Julia-nl3gq]

@@karenmiller9381 Maybe, maybe not. Maybe he's cold reading, maybe not. I think not. Since nobody knows for sure, assuming he's cold reading isn't right.

[@BelleBlack1]

Anybody with a library card can look up old obituaries for the families and talk about lots of details

[@Julia-nl3gq]

No. For the test, they had all those people in the room, and did NOT tell him their names. So he could not have looked anything up.

[@mariel.4566]

I agree

[@rockbottomrhythm_blues]

It's funny the show that has been a platform for psychics for 7 seasons decides to point out that psychic readings are quackery.

[@karenhall4645]

The phonies need to be exposed.

[@DMalltheway]

The minute detectives bring you in, immediately ask if your arrested, if they say no then LEAVE. If they say yes then have them read you your rights and DO NOT TALK and have a lawyer there.

[@dorandacolbert5973]

ReadingsPsychics have the right to be paid. Readings require time and energy. Blessed are those who believe without evidence.

[@cro-emils783]

I agree.

[@Julia-nl3gq]

Exactly. People are so silly the way they go 'he charges money so it's a scam'. Like, people do have to make a living! I think all the people who say that should refuse to get paid for their work anymore....since their beleif is that you shouldn't be paid to do your job, they should refuse to get paid for doing their job.

[@thedarkcreole]

Where’s the episode of the girl who was allegedly moving objects with her mind. That’s one of my favorite segments of all time

[@soniquefus]

I remember that episode... did you find it?

[@nikozurdo]

@@soniquefus I think Amazon cut that segment out

[@onemanschorus12]

How do we know these things happened to Jeanine or that she was responsible for them? An iron stays hot after it has been unplugged. She could have unplugged the iron on accident before her mother glanced over at her and saw that it wasn't plugged in. Identifying her sister is not a big deal since she probably resembled her.

[@craigsmith157]

What about the premonition of her sister dying from a brain aneurysm? That is too far fetched to just be a coincidence.

[@TurkeysLeg]

@@craigsmith157 it's easy for people to say they had a premonition after the event happened. Nobody here knows if she actually had the premonition before it happened. People lie and her family is probably lying for her because shes on tv

[@MegaTaximan]

Because bieng on TV means you can't say anything true because it magically compells you to lie and make up jabbering about nonsense. 🙄 WOW I just wrote the mission statement of CNN! 😀🤣😂😂🤣🤟😎👍😉

[@swimmarfishy]

I never know whether to believe these things or not. When I'm annoyed/angry/upset/in pain my bank card NEVER works - unless my son uses it. The pharmacy knows this, and they joke about it, but it's not just the pharmacy, it's everywhere. Battery watches really don't work on me (though my Garmin worked - it just didn't last as long as it was supposed to - but that could be a fluke). Only once in my life did I have a 'premonition' that came true, but again I question it - I was a little kid, and dreamt that my Grandfather called me down the hall to his room, and told me he had died. We had a conversation. When my mom came in the next morning, she sat down and told my sister and I she wanted to talk to us for a minute. I blurted out, 'I know, Nonno died.' She was furious. Oh, and my pièce de resistance - my third son never slept - if I was lucky, it would be for 7 hours every 3-4 days. Otherwise he screamed non-stop. When I went back to work, I managed to fry my two desktops in the same day. The next day I got a loaner laptop and fried that too. Then the printer stopped working, and they replaced it with a new one - the new one stopped working too. My ex wouldn't let me anywhere near the computer if I was upset lol! But, again, I'm still not convinced there's any special to all this. Maybe some of us do just carry around more static or something!

[@Julia-nl3gq]

And how did she makes pictures fly off the wall?? And how did she make a microwave explode?? And, yeah, an iron stays warm after it's unplugged, but not for long, and it doesn't have steam coming out of it if it's unplugged, and this was in the eighties, not not, and irons were different then, not as good, did not stay hot long at all.

[@shell..47]

I don’t understand the precognitive stuff.. I’ve experienced it myself and don’t know how it happens or why.

[@doloreserin]

I have precognition too, never know when it's going to happen either.

[@disc314]

Praagh is such an evil man, preying on people that just lost a love one and are grieving.

[@OikPoinFive]

Agree!

[@danh367]

James Van Arrogance

[@angelfearon1306]

he is a fraud cause if the dead person is speaking to you then why was he asking the parents questioning instead of telling them what his son is saying to him hmm you said the son is here so why asked if they have a son that is dead? and why ask how the son die if it was a car accident? the dead son that you said is speaking to you should tell you how he died. these people are full of themselves. preying on vulnerable people

[@timsanborn1181]

@@angelfearon1306 you know nothing about Mediums sometimes we come up with several leads and he just wants to confirm we are on the right trail. I have done readings for people and I have gotten information wrong simply because the spirit I was talking to was interrupted by another spirit. When a spirit finds out it can communicate with the living it's exciting for them.

[@angelfearon1306]

@@timsanborn1181 you talking rubbish and I still stand by what I said.

[@Diostillrocks]

i hope the psychic sues the police department for false arrest.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Psychics don't exist

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@shavondarobinson8474 No

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@shavondarobinson8474 There are no prophets now

[@CrimsonSunFlower]

@@shavondarobinson8474 thats hilarious and this type of "prophesy" IS NOT BIBLICAL. Not inspired by God. God gives us gifts but this isn't one of the gifts.

[@tomanderson3196]

@@EssexAggiegrad2011 What do you know about this universe, your precious academia doesn't know how a bicycle works, let alone creating life or even leaving this planet seems and impossible task.

[@NICCAGE26]

Re accuring theme is the first psychic lady has anger issues...how many times did they mention she was "upset"

[@federalagenciesarecourtesans]

I managed to turn off my A/C window unit and turn down the volume on the TV without touching them while 10 feet away .

[@lyndafayesmusic]

Yes, modern technology has provided us with great gadgets. RU Kidding? This profitable adventure is going to ONLY GET WORSE in the future-that's MY prediction! Google could find my great grandfather easily; tell us nobody divulges their family name or that name can't be Googled, right ? Oh, so you son was shot? Let me guess, a gang shooting ? Oh, wrong? Well he's thinking of you and standing nearby; He'll stand by ME because I'm a psychic, but spirit just won't let him come to YOU and stand by YOU!Yipes! 27:13. Ha, I'd love to review the transcript of the James Von Prague Sessions, recorded by Dr. Michael Schirmer! He's a publisher of WHAT magazine btw? Now I'd be interested to know that, also. Devastated, Desperate survivors of death in families even "admit publicly", they were LOOKING for SOMETHING, i.e., " any little thing", some say, to "make themselves FEEL" that this loss had some sort of sensible reasoning connected with it, or that it holds a memorable future for their lasses. THERESA the Brooklyn lady uses the guess and pick up clues while questioning their groups of communication with the dead-seekers! PLEASE SOMEONE SUE THEM BOTH! THANKS! I'm apt to believe THE LADY WHO RECEIVED VISIONS of the death she'd heard on the radio who actually drove TO the canyon she'd seen flashes of, etc. seemed quite sincere (she and the actress, bty) but Von Prague and "Theresa from Brooklyn", are BOTH using so many of the same tactics, they're obviously great actors and stick well to their scripts, depending on the nature (and sometimes appearances) of their victims. FLASHES of the FUTURE:I HAVE known a "real' psychic in my past, and for only a couple of personal meetings. He didn't know ANYTHING about ME; he knew not my REAL name, nor what I did for a living, nor what exact city in the San Fernando Valley, NOTHING...nor did the friends I attended the meeting WITH. He viewed a group of about twelve people that night, and we were all seated in a room in about two rows...He only chose and"read" for about one out ofthree persons seated. (I remember because he "chose" to talk to me, while both of my friends were hoping to be "read" on either side .) He asked NO Questions (as Prague and Theresa ALWAYS do) but he TOLD me..I'd be "receiving some very depressing news very soon that I would be required to attend to," and probably would even be having to travel in order to attend to it." He even apologized, and said he would not go into details that might upset me further!" He said a name starting with the letter "L" was prevalent...and it was regarding a person whom I had been close to,; but I claimed to not know anything of the sort-after all, MY name begins with an "L." I left the meeting wondering...but the NEXT DAY I received a phone call from my aunt . This aunt, was my birth father's TWIN sister-The one who raised me , and of course she had my phone number. My birth certificate states MY real birth name, and it's crossed out-as the did in Illinois when people change their names. My aunt said my" father, Leonard, had passed away, and she hoped I'd come back for the funeral!" I hadn't seen him in years, so I knew Dr. Barry Taft wasn't reading my mind-rarely on my mind! Would you say this parapsychologist had "friends at the phone company?" Would you believe Barry had a friend at the Rock Island County Courthouse, knew the attorney who changed my name for me? Would you say he was "guessing" this negative news was coming in a telegram, instead of a phone call? What would YOU say?I SAY there are people who are "able to receive flashes of the future" and sometimes can "appear" to be reading someone's mind; but beware of people who "need questions answered", when, if the flash or the dream is evident, answers from the person seeking the information SHOULD not be at all NECESSARY to the accuracy of the "reading! DREAMS: There is a psychic who had "dreams" or "flashes" of the killer in the four college girls murdered in Idaho (Donna S. can't remember her last name, sorry) HER, I BELIEVE! I've had "Prophetic " dreams , as they term them, and documented the realities of the dreams' ...they happened during specific periods of stress, or were about people I knew extremely well (including family members, of course.) But I think the "Lord , the Master of the Universe" no matter whom that "God" might be to different dreamers...COMES TO THOSE IN THE REALM you will recognize, the REALM YOUR SPIRIT GUIDES KNOW YOU DWELL.MY dreams came from "characters" I could recognize, or at least, in renditions of people I'd known AND dreamed about before---Then, some came floating on a melody with lyrics-I assume from the ethers out there somewhere.... "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe" came to me after a very stressful time, and it came in FLASHES.... "The Great Awakening" came to me in a DREAM, and scared the hell outta me! I swear under penalty of perjury that all the above is true and correct, strike me dead. And, as we all know, GOD DOES NOT strike people dead!

[@TawnyC_]

After hours of telling the same story over and over to the police, psychic Etta Smith finally figures out she's a suspect.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Shes a clairvoyant not a telepath. Clairvoyants pick up on knowledge they shouldn't know, Telepaths read other minds.

[@yourmajesty122]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MichaelBrookham]

In my opinion, Etta's story would make a great novel, or even a great movie.

[@Lisa-MarieG]

Heart attack? NO. Accident? NO. Medical? YES! HE"S PSYCHIC! LOL

[@mwj5368]

I quit watching television in 1968 but over the years if I happened to be going by the family TV and saw it on, I'd stop and watch. Amazing how they solved crimes. My mother's friend in Florida she helped the F B I with her psychic abilities and was so good at it they came to her many times. She told me she just uses what we all have within us that most never find. All I could do since fifth grade (1965) was without moving a muscle I can cause in my spinal cord and out the major nerve branches of my arms and legs an electrical feeling kind of pain that I can vary to a quite painful level. Several years ago I saw a documentary on YT about psychic abilities and emailed the Institute of Noetic Sciences in California about it. The person who received my email just said to see a counselor ha! Does anyone know what that phenomenon is?

[@crpsaiyan]

Hold on! Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was told that the body of the deceased is never brought inside Temple/ Synagogue due to the fact that it is considered "unclean". How come this story shows a casket with a Rabbi speaking in memory of the deceased? Would someone care to shed a little light on the subject?

[@sds5502]

They speak at the funeral homes, not a Temple

[@crpsaiyan]

@@sds5502 AND they include the casket, despite that the deceased is recognized as Jewish?

[@russellst.martin4255]

Pictures at a funeral?! Amazing

[@j.vi-geant6784]

It was great to hear the PK or electromagnetic explanation about why I spark around water.

[@falquest]

We’re there pictures at the memorial service? Yes! Yes! Just like at 95% of all services 😯

[@Julia-nl3gq]

Never saw a photo at funeral in my life. And he didn't just say there were pictures, he described the exact set up of the photos, how there was a collage - which NOBODY had at a funeral - and then one big pic.

[@thebewitchinghour831]

"I had an aunt Dorothy" (who the heck doesn't? I had 3 aunts named Dorothy) "Did she pass over?" (when you're the guy talking to dead people, don't you know?)

[@yourmajesty122]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Julia-nl3gq]

Uh, about a zillion trillion million gazillion people don't have an Aunt Dorthy! What a silly statement. I've traced my family back generations and generations and generations on both my parents side, not a single Dorothy. It's SUCH an uncommon name, because it's very old fashioned. Nobody is named that anymore.

[@animallover4955]

Everything police did with Etta was illegal. Should have sued.

[@Vydio]

I will wait for these people to call me and tell me a deceased individual wants to talk to me. If they are communicating with the dead finding me shouldn't be an issue.

[@felipemurrieta4984]

HMMMMM, this is awesome, love this kind of content cuz it makes sense to me!

[@vegetasolo1221]

Another incident occurred due to the stress from her divorce and raising her two children at her mother's house. Pictures flew off the wall after she had an upsetting phone conversation. On one afternoon, an electric shock and sparks went from her keys to the car when she tried to open it. On another occasion, she asked her son to heat her baby daughter's bottle in the microwave. He put it on the wrong setting, so she reset it and the microwave soon exploded. She called a repairman but he could not find any cause.

[@cabooseabs6864]

I think theres a lot going on with that woman and I dont mean anything paranormal. The way her son speaks of her and just that face she makes.

[@lindseysilva98]

Robert stack can put his shoes under my bed any time ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SeeYouUpTheRoad]

Thank You Regan

[@happycamper4483]

I remember the Etta Smith story. I was sad for her when she got arrested for her psychic visions.

[@riverstone9005]

The cops were so stupid to arrest her AND charge her. She didn't even fit the profile of a killer.

[@GrieviousGeorge]

Don't make Jeanine angry; you won't like her when she's angry

[@dutchdutch7381]

Haha look up psychic fails on KZbin! James is hilarious

[@beckykaye4153]

how do explain several precognitions over the years with ONE awake premonition of something that is going to and does happen to someone you never met and only I been in their presence twice that you know of? It's one thing to explain connection to a loved one, but when someone you just knew of and seen but ever knew on personal level. Was up to the month before the sad event occurred that this precognitions occurred. The premonition occurred 12 years before the person was taking from this world

[@juneyshu6197]

Its very frustating!

[@FretlessMayhem]

39:52 Van Praagh pretends his “psychic gifts” told him about their son, but UM conveniently leaves out that the case of Kevin Wheel was featured the prior year in season 6.

[@zuzellogan5613]

In the first story, I am speechless about that doctor who never did an X-ray of the brain to find out if the headaches that this young lady was experiencing were because of something more than just a simple “headache!” Wow! Unbelievable. Too bad that she died. Scientists as well as law enforcement officials, or anyone else’s for that matter has to get pass the “physical aspects” of everything that happens in life and start looking “beyond the physical” to understand that “things” happens in this life and there are situations that can’t be explained and which are not necessarily from this “material world.” And in the case of Jeanine half sisters, it was COMMON SENSE from this “doctor” to have performed an X-ray of her brain to make sure there was not a serious problem going on. I wouldn’t go to a doctor like that, no way! Also, the arrogance of the doctor to asked her “who knows better? You or a doctor? Are you a doctor?” That by itself was appalling. Doctors, all of them, suffer from “God’s Complex,” they think they are God in person when they are not and can make mistakes! I have had my share of arguments with doctors when they think they know what is going on inside my body, when I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO KNOWS MY BODY, and not them. It is MY BODY, and I will be damned if I am going to allow any doctor to treat me like a second class citizen or worse, disrespect me treating me like a dumb person. Hell NO. I am very vocal and get very vocal to let them know what I want and if I agreed or disagree with them; and I will walk out of any doctor’s office as fast as the speed of light IF I know I am not treated with respect. This “doctor” should have been at least FINED for negligence for not following through! Or stripped from his medical license in my opinion, and I would have sued the hell out of him! Jeanine’s half sister should have walked out of that hospital and go somewhere else! Very tragic and sad.

[@merlin6625]

Jeanine was given a very special gift 🎁. She just needs instructions on how to use it properly. Blessed Be 🙌

[@sergiotorres3756]

New fan ❤ from Houston Texas USA buddy i was born September 23 and 1989

[@adamdavis2967]

Segment 3: If van Pragh was really speaking to the Raskins' son, he would tell them, not ask them.

[@krisholbrook4047]

Does anyone put this on to fall asleep too?

[@kenna163]

James is such a fraud. The psychic episodes are the weakest. The haunting ones are at least interesting and spooky

[@mam362]

I like how not even one instance of telekinesis has ever been filmed

[@contentangel2131]

haha even the actress in the reenactment has matching eyebrows. 21:02

[@dianneD27]

Is there a Doty or Dorothy or......any other common name 🙄 yes SHE died ....but Praagh said a son. Gotta feel sorry for those parents . Who’s Freddy .....🤥 definitely cold reading and not even good at it really 🙄

[@MikeL0084]

30:15 - a photo collage and a big picture at a funeral. Who woulda thunk it!!

[@OikPoinFive]

yes it is! So is chunk.

[@craigsmith157]

James Van Praagh would never guess my deceased family names. They have odd names, like Diego, Monserate, Damaris, Delaney, etc.

[@captainpungent]

He would like a reading with you now.

[@craigsmith157]

@@captainpungent Of course he would. Since now he knows my family's names. 😂😂

[@s.tavares3257]

Diego isn’t that odd. It’s common among Hispanics.

[@joannecocchiaro819]

I WOULD TAKE THIS TO COURT.dont let them get away with this

[@ORego-em8yf]

Oh Etta! You are lucky they got caught! If not you would still be locked up

[@ORego-em8yf]

No apology no nothing Etta! Take my advice don’t help them. Don’t even deal with them ever, they can’t and won’t ubderstand your gift

[@jenreed5007]

Wow made her sit in jail for days and she was jusy trying to help them. I wouldnt want to help the police again after that but its not the victims fault either so i would prob still help also.

[@patrickperalta59]

@@jenreed5007 , Yeah you don't need to have dream visions just offer to help and if you get lucky and get a few correct things right the police get supicious and assume you had something to do with the murder and you get locked up...........and you end up not trusting the police again....... the ironic thing is they beg for infomation from the public and to call if you know anything. if you have info that might help solve the case it works against you, you ended up being locked up.

[@tomobrien1444]

The phenomenon is real it's just not understood. And yes there are fakes as well as coincidences

[@kiko485]

O. Rego I hope to god that she took them to court.

[@INDYOSKARS]

@21:00 She goes out to find a murdered woman and she takes her young daughter along with her to traumatize her, great mother eh ?

[@MrScubajsb]

These people crack me up. I would walk in and sit down and say okay. Tell me about it and if they ask and say did you have a loved one pass over? I would say yeah who hasnt? Why don't you tell me about somebody? Did your dad pass away? You tell me you're the psychic...

[@eddiecongdon8017]

He was shot in sensing it was a gun that shot him is that right ?

[@deancarter2490]

22:44 smoking indoors ! How times have changed !!!!

[@funnybonesbuck1428]

All the things exploding and flying around in the first story 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@saritacruz3020]

The mustache dude said stuff that anyone could've guessed, like that there were a bunch of pictures of the son doing different things at his funeral (like at every funeral) and that after BEING TOLD that he died in an mountain climbing accident saying that there was a picture of him at the base of the mountain (duh).

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This isn’t just entertainment, my dear. These are genuine stories about real individuals. Please show them the respect they deserve. Most of them never intended for their lives to be laid bare for everyone to see. Imagine being in Etta’s shoes or the shoes of thousands of others; you wouldn’t appreciate being featured on “the show,” now would you?

[@dannylong6301]

Ironing clothes and it was still working without it plugged in I laughed so hard it was funny

[@vittiact9988]

The song reminds me at my child hood...