Psychic Detectives PT3: The Jonestown Massacre

Walk in the Shadows

In the third installment of this series, we first look into what the word 'psychic' entails and how a psychic is different from a 'medium.'
Then we get to the good stuff.
The psychic detective we profile in this episode is Nancy Myer-Czetli who realized her abilities about 50 years ago. Nancy has worked with the police on over 2000 cases during her career.
This episode features two harrowing psychic visions. The first one led to Nancy being recognized as someone with exceptional clairvoyance and retrocognition.
The second vision was of a truly horrific event where 918 people lost their lives...the Jonestown Massacre.
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This episode was researched, written and produced by me, Tim Woolworth. The audio wizardy is courtesy of our engineer, and fellow explorer of the unknown, Joshua Sean at Zero-G ITC. Hopefully our efforts made a little bit of our paranormal world more normal for you.
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