A new investigation reveals that one the leading "psychic detectives" in the United States provided exaggerated information to millions of TV viewers concerning an aircraft crash. The crash occurred near Gardner Massachusetts with four passengers aboard and an extensive in-depth summary is provided at www.amindformurder.com including links to various media. FBI personnel were involved in this case and the "psychic detective" involved has appeared in 9 episodes of Court TV's Psychic Detective series and regularly on international television. This is the most complete overview provided to the public (and now posted) during the last 20 years --- an amazing uncovering of a "psychic detective" --- one both a leading FBI officer and dozens of law enforcement officials have previously deemed "the best" and "absolutely the most credible" among psychic detectives. This simply blows much of the previous commentary apart regarding the credibility of "the best" and certainly the most media saavy psychic in the U.S.

this is all because of "exaggerated information." geez.

It's about ime. There is more than one district that has charged psychics phoning in useless tips with obstructing an investigation.

I have no idea if there are real psychics or not, but if they know they're not real, they need to stay there ass away from things like this.


Then again, we all make mistakes. I'm sure psychics can too.

amindformurder can you provide us a link to this article?

Any thoughts?

The complete website has further expanded at www.amindformurder.com as of September 9, 2006. The claims by Noreen Renier about her finding the crashed aircraft are summarized with multiple links provided, and also photos and news stories. This goes far beyond simply being wrong. Noreen Renier told millions of television viewers she found the plane and described events at the crash site that never happened. We appreciate everyone's comments.