A new TV show starts tomorrow (February 18th) on the Investigation Discovery channel (192 on Dish Network). It's a show about how psychics are coming to the aid of police to solve cases. It appears that they use two primary psychics, Pam Coronado and Laurie Campbell. They're relatively well-known, so perhaps you've heard of them. I just recently read about them in a book called The Afterlife Experiments by Dr. Gary Schwartz. It is a fascinating book and I'm really looking forward to this show!

Unfortunately, I had to upgrade my Dish Network package to even get this channel. :-(

I just watched the first episode of this show. It was really interesting. The two psychics, Pam Coronado and Laurie Campbell, worked separately and ultimately came to very similar and specific conclusions. They did start to diverge at one point on some key issues, but then later they picked up on more information that really validated what they were seeing.

The types of things they were saying were far too specific to have been from a cold reading. They were getting details that were not only consistent with the police investigation but also consistent with each other despite working separately with different investigators.

If any of you get a chance to see it, it's definitely worth watching. Very intriguing stuff. I'm very skeptical of most psychics, but I think Pam and Laurie are the real deal.

I watched the second episode of this show last night. I have to say that I'm extremely impressed with the abilities of these two psychics. It is surprising how accurate they are and how often they agree on details. When they are brought in on the cases, they aren't told anything about it. So, working separately and without knowledge of the case, they come up with far more details than you would expect from chance. In fact, chance or cold reading just doesn't seem like a reasonable explanation.

I've said it before, I think Laurie Campbell and Pam Coronado are the real deal. Definitely check out the show if you get a chance.

neiby What is the name of the show. Gord58

The name of the show is Sensing Murder. It's on the Investigation Discovery channel, one of the many Discovery channels.

Holy cow....these two women are definitely the real deal! This latest episode is just nuts. Remember the Laurie and Pam know absolutely nothing about the case when they're brought in.

In this case, two people were murdered. Laurie and Pam--working separately--were handed an object owned by each victim but were not told that there were two victims or that the objects belonged to more than one person. They correctly sensed the following specific verifiable information:

* There were two victims
* The family dog was also killed (Laurie got the type of dog, as well)
* There was a high-powered rifle used as well as a small caliber handgun
* The crime was particularly violent
* The female was shot in the back as she was turning to run away
* The victims had been camping in a place they knew well
* Something odd was taken from their car (the license plates had been removed, nothing else was taken)
* Laurie even got the NAMES of the victims!
* The bodies of the victims were moved from the crime scene
* The bodies were arranged in a particularly horrifying way (which was true) and that there seemed to be a message in the arrangement

The number of non-verifiable details that they both sensed is stunning. I won't list them all, but it's amazing how much they agreed on very specific details about the crime and the perpetrators. These two ladies are definitely the real deal and I'm definitely addicted to this show. :-)

See, not all of us are phonies.

I've caught a couple of the episodes, and I must admit - these women are on it!

I've always admired those of us out there who use their perceptive abilities to help solve the impossible cases and bring justice to the wronged.

I definitely don't think that all psychics are phonies. My bias tells me that most of them are, but I'm always very pleased to find and know people who are the real deal. The two ladies on this show are simply amazing, especially Laurie. If I ever needed specific information about something, I'd see her.

But, she costs $400/hr and you have to schedule months ahead of time. Good luck! lol