Jaycee Dugard, the woman who was abducted at the age of 11 in 1991, was recently discovered living in a virtual prison in the back yard of a couple’s come in Antioch, Calif., as has been widely reported. She had been there for 18 years, confined and horrifically abused, even giving birth to her rapist’s children. They were kept prisoner and isolated, never having attended school or seen a doctor.
Amazingly, a Reno psychic is now claiming the case proves the accuracy of her abilities.
Dayle Schear, who was paid by Jaycee’s parents to help locate their daughter, says she told Jaycee’s mother not to give up searching for her daughter: “I looked her in the eyes and I said… eventually she’ll walk through the door, you’re going to see her again.”
Schear also claims that she correctly described the general area where Jaycee was being held. The psychic’s “information” is typical of what happens when missing persons are eventually found, dead or alive. Psychics come forward years later after the person was found to make retroactive claims about how they “knew” certain pieces of information. [snip]
Despite repeated claims to the contrary, there is not a singledocumented case of a missing person being found or recovered due solelyto psychic information. In February 2004, Court TV launched a seriesabout psychic detectives investigating cold cases “Haunting Evidence.”The show was cancelled after three seasons, without having solved asingle case.
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