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Psychics and Missing People

My update from Community:

BOO!

You all thought I had died, but that my spirit was somehow trapped in another reality, occasionally posting on my blog and doing numerous things behind the scenes, right?

Thanks to Chillzero and all the wonderful JREF supporters!

It's been busy for us this fall. We rolled out a new forum that I believe is one of the best in terms of information provided and case listings. (We have close to 1,000 listed.) We've also developed private areas for families of the missing to converse with each other, away from the curious eyes of the public, AND we are the 1st organization I know of to offer free online counseling with one of the nation's most knowledgeable and respected grief and trauma counselors. We've also done alot of updating on the main site.

I developed and presented a new training session to teach families and advocates what they need to know about DNA. I did a one day trip to AR last month to teach a group of 40 advocates and now am scheduled to teach several hundred in March of 2008.

In September, our guide for dealing with having a missing elderly loved one was published and we were involved with the recovery of two missing teens.

We are now working on the launch of a local awareness program, one which we hope will be replicated in other cities across the nation.

I still get the occasional email from "psychics", but they quickly learn they're barking up the wrong tree. I admit to getting a slight bit of satisfaction from pointing out that their "psychic" abilities failed them since they didn't get any "messages" beforehand about my bad "karma". This forum and the people here played a large part in my ability to handle their nonsense.

Thanks also to anyone who helped with the issue as presented in the thread about the National Center for Missing Adults closing date. Not only is it a bad deal for all the families, but will also have huge implications for the "kitchen table" organizations like ours. None of the rest of us will be able to handle the influx of new cases once they close.

Anyway, I hope you are all doing well. I am really looking forward to meeting those of you who will be at TAM in January.

Warmest Regards,
Kelly
 
Hi Kelly. Nice to see you here again, however briefly.

By a strange circumstance, I am required to encourage you to post in the humor section. Not that I'm reluctant of course, but kmortis overthrew GregC as president of the revolution and installed me instead. With the condition that I give you the aforementioned encouragement. So now that I have accomplished my primay mission, I expect to be deposed momentarily. Hopefully it will be a bloodless coup!

Wow! You do have a strange bunch of friends here! Stay well and visit often!
 
Hi all,

I stumbled across this the other day, and thought our friends who enjoy writing letters might be interested.

This is a link to a missing child org in FL. Check out the last "benefit" on this page: http://www.kidfindersnetwork.com/services.html

"Psychic's are now playing a major roll in providing useful leads in missing person investigations."

:mad:

Looks like they need an editor as well as some common sense.
 
Thank you Ketyk for bringing the thread back up. In reading a few of the comments over the past few years I discovered response #1253 from Kelly written on July 21, 2007. She refers to a key psychic detective associated with Court TV and (likely) the 'Psychic Detectives' series produced by Story House Productions. I now know from subpoena information made available during my litigation with psychic actress Noreen Renier that the likely psychic Kelly references was in fact Noreen Renier. By that time Renier had 11 episodes filmed and "in the can" and had already received "talent" checks from Story House Productions for far greater than $20,000. It's particularly interesting now because in the past few weeks (see more recent thread on the subject) Renier is referencing an apparently false Court TV "endorsement" claim that they called her "the most credible psychic out there." And at the time Kelly write Renier had just lost her litigation with me and had received two federal court judgments. And in March this year Renier was found by another federal judge to not be a credible witness and criticized for misleading his court. Kelly has insight other paranormal claimants only wish they actually had.
 
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I will not comment on psychics presently.

Regarding Missing People, that is difficult work.

I started with flyers posted around Boston. Then I did a full internet search. Then I visited homeless shelters. Then I looked at jails and institutions. Then I went man to man asking for infomation. Then I went to the FBI. I became obsessed.
 
psychics? They are just trying to make a living. Just do not trust there opinion.
 
Sherlock said:
Thank you Ketyk for bringing the thread back up. In reading a few of the comments over the past few years I discovered response #1253 from Kelly written on July 21, 2007. She refers to a key psychic detective associated with Court TV and (likely) the 'Psychic Detectives' series produced by Story House Productions. I now know from subpoena information made available during my litigation with psychic actress Noreen Renier that the likely psychic Kelly references was in fact Noreen Renier. By that time Renier had 11 episodes filmed and "in the can" and had already received "talent" checks from Story House Productions for far greater than $20,000. It's particularly interesting now because in the past few weeks (see more recent thread on the subject) Renier is referencing an apparently false Court TV "endorsement" claim that they called her "the most credible psychic out there." And at the time Kelly write Renier had just lost her litigation with me and had received two federal court judgments. And in March this year Renier was found by another federal judge to not be a credible witness and criticized for misleading his court. Kelly has insight other paranormal claimants only wish they actually had.
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This all checks out as true. We should all do our best to stop these things. I am unable at this moment, but that sould not stop the rest of you...
 
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