Number Four: Etta Smith
Normally crimes are analyzed and solved by trained investigative professionals, although when all else fails, they might ask for a little help from their local psychics. Not everyone is likely to believe in such powers, but the crimes solved by these five talented psychics certainly make you wonder! Despite your personal feelings about psychic abilities, these following five proclaimed psychics really did solve these mind-boggling cases despite all odds- and that’s a fact!
Number Five: Noreen Reiner. In 1984, a woman by the name of Jessica Herbert approached Miss Noreen Reiner, desperate to try anything to find out what had happened to her brother after his plane crashed. Police searched for the site of the crash, and any survivors, but had …show more content…
Etta Smith never considered herself to be a psychic, but happened into a brush with fate by accident. After hearing about the case of a missing woman who had never returned home from work, Smith began experiencing a consistent and haunting image of a white cloak beneath a bush. So moved by the pressure of the image in her mind, she allowed the “vision” to almost magically lead her to the bush in the image. There, she found the body of the missing woman, wearing a white cloak. She notified the police, who placed her in jail for four days as she was not able to explain how she had come to find the location of the …show more content…
Gerard Croiset was a psychic from the Netherlands, renowned all across the globe for his abilities. In 1961, the abduction of a four-year-old girl left police baffled, and public opinion was growing out of control. Desperate for answers, the police requested the help of Croiset in their case. Insisting on investigating from home, Croiset requested a photo of the girl, and a map of where she had lived. Croiset claimed to be struck with flashes of an image of a dark woman peering into a window, surrounded by a grey building with five floors, a laundromat, and a dry-cleaning facility; he also told the police that she could not be saved. Police found the buildings, and the body of the girl. The murderer was not to be found, but was discovered a few days
Number Five: Noreen Reiner. In 1984, a woman by the name of Jessica Herbert approached Miss Noreen Reiner, desperate to try anything to find out what had happened to her brother after his plane crashed. Police searched for the site of the crash, and any survivors, but had …show more content…
Etta Smith never considered herself to be a psychic, but happened into a brush with fate by accident. After hearing about the case of a missing woman who had never returned home from work, Smith began experiencing a consistent and haunting image of a white cloak beneath a bush. So moved by the pressure of the image in her mind, she allowed the “vision” to almost magically lead her to the bush in the image. There, she found the body of the missing woman, wearing a white cloak. She notified the police, who placed her in jail for four days as she was not able to explain how she had come to find the location of the …show more content…
Gerard Croiset was a psychic from the Netherlands, renowned all across the globe for his abilities. In 1961, the abduction of a four-year-old girl left police baffled, and public opinion was growing out of control. Desperate for answers, the police requested the help of Croiset in their case. Insisting on investigating from home, Croiset requested a photo of the girl, and a map of where she had lived. Croiset claimed to be struck with flashes of an image of a dark woman peering into a window, surrounded by a grey building with five floors, a laundromat, and a dry-cleaning facility; he also told the police that she could not be saved. Police found the buildings, and the body of the girl. The murderer was not to be found, but was discovered a few days