noreen renier

Noreen Renier, a police psychic who regularly appears on the Court TV Psychic Detectives series, lost a federal court ruling on November 16, 2006. Following a breach-of-settlement lawsuit brought by skeptic John Merrell after Renier published her book A Mind for Murder, a U.S. federal judge in...

While Renier dismisses Posner for allegedly negative motives, his Tampa Bay Psychics have issued a positive challenge, offering a $1,000 cash prize for a scientifically sound demonstration of her powers and explicitly setting forth the terms of the test. For over a decade, the Fort...

This is an update for many in the skeptical community. John Merrell, who in 1986 lost a libel lawsuit in a southern Oregon county, (brought by Court TV’s “psychic detective” Noreen Renier), has filed his own lawsuit now 20 years later. Additionally Merrell has created a new website which...

Court TV just ran a "Psychic Detective" about a murder in Michigan that was supposedly solved by Noreen Renier. Last name of the person they convicted was Holmes. Please tell me this has been debunked. I can't find anything about the case either way.

http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2005/03/17/local.20050317-sbt-LOCL-B3-Missing_woman_s_fami.sto

In another forum in a galaxy far far away the name Noreen Renier poped up. The person that made the post claimed that she had helped the police to solve some crimes. After some casual checks and reading on the net I came up with.... no so much .... (surprised?) On her homepage she is claiming...

Any legit info on how many psychics the FBI employed to find missing persons or murder victims, and how many were solved by psychics? Time period?

Originally posted by Ersby I think we should give credit where it is due. Luci's given a decent link from that Police Federation thingy, and it's worth looking into. The second one is not so good, since it gives no details as to whether the psychic was successful or not. Thanks. The first...