Yet another high profile failed prediction for Sylvia Browne.  She tells Amanda Berry’s mother in 2004 on the Montel Williams show, “she’s not alive honey.” This sent her mother into understandible tears, not realizing she was beginning unnecessary bereavement. I believe this should be a criminal action, but I suppose it was a choice to seek an alleged psychic.

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On December 28, 2005, on CNN’s Larry King Live I had this exchange with alleged psychic Sylvia Browne after another guest asked Sylvia the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden: (from the CNN transcript):

KING: All right, Dr. Farha what’s your complaint? I know you took on Sylvia in an article but what’s your complaint about the overall concept here?

FARHA: Well, first of all, let’s put this in perspective here. Last year on the Montel Williams Show, Sylvia predicted that Osama bin Laden is dead. I don’t know if Sylvia still thinks that or not but I’d sure like to know.

BROWNE: Yes, I do.

FARHA: My whole take on this is — OK, very good, well we’ll find out sometime Sylvia. We’ll find out.

Well, Sylvia—we found out. Of course we now know that he was clearly alive at the time of her 2004 prediction and he lived until early May of 2011. Add this to her recent idotic failed prediction that aliens would visit Earth by 2010. Another in the growing list of failed predictions by Sylvia Browne….

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“Aliens will begin to show themselves in the year 2010, they will not harm us, they simply want to see what we are doing to this planet. They will teach us how to use anti-gravity devices again, such as they did for the pyramids”  

(ALLEGED PSYCHIC SYLVIA BROWNE–FROM SYLVIA BROWNE.COM)

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                                                                           Robert Lancaster’s effort to stop Sylvia

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* Charges $850 per phone reading.

* Popularized by Montel Williams and Larry King. 

* Reneged 3 times on national TV to be tested for alleged psychic ability.

* Told parents their missing son, Shawn Hornbeck, was dead (yet he was found alive).

* Was out-prediced by a class of non-psychic 4th-graders in 2005.

* “Diagnoses” health conditions by intuiting.

* Says she can communicate with dead people.

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THE TRUTH ABOUT SYLVIA BROWNE

WATCH SYLVIA WRONGLY TELL GRIEVING PARENTS IN 2004 THEIR SON SHAWN IS DEAD  

SHAWN FOUND ALIVE IN 2007

 PSYCHIC JEFF BAKER–CHARGES $450 PER HOUR

[Oklahoma is Not "OK" for Psychic] 

Denver’s alleged psychic Jeff Baker claims to have found every one of the approximately 100 missing bodies he’s telepathically searched for. Baker, a top-four-contestant on Lifetime’s “America’s Psychic Challenge,” volunteered his services to the Woodward, Oklahoma, Sheriff’s Department to assist in finding the presumed-dead body of 6-year old Logan Tucker – for the purpose of family closure. As usual, I went on local TV to call his antics immoral. Baker led authorities to six areas where he thought the body could be buried. Despite his playing the numbers game – success rate increases for each additional area searched – Baker failed to find the body. So now his record is 100 out of 101, apparently.

But he didn’t leave Oklahoma. He next traveled to Tulsa to find a 13-year old girl named Cori Baker, no relation and also presumably dead. Baker, at a news conference, announced that he had contacted the dead girl from beyond the grave and that he was “very, very confident” he would find her. In fact, he said it might take a few hours or all day to find her. He began this search on February 13. On February 29, I contacted the Tulsa Police Department, who told me the girl had not been found. Surprise, surprise. I guess Oklahoma is a difficult place for Baker. Oh, well – I suppose 100 out of 102 isn’t bad, huh?