The dramatic rescue of three missing women in Cleveland is all over the news this morning, but amid the joy that they have been found alive, there is a heartbreaking loss to be remembered:
The cases of the missing Cleveland girls took heartbreaking turns over the years. In 2004, Amanda’s mother Louwana Miller went on a national TV show to discuss the case and was told by a psychic her daughter was dead:
Desperate for any clue as to Amanda Berry’s whereabouts, and tired of unanswered questions from authorities, Miller turned to a psychic on Montel Williams’ nationally syndicated television show.
The psychic said what the FBI, police and Miller hadn’t.
“She’s not alive, honey,” Sylvia Browne told her matter-of-factly. “Your daughter’s not the kind who wouldn’t call.”
Miller died in 2006 at age 44; family members blamed the agonizing loss of her daughter for Miller’s death.
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@smitty_one_each Despicable old crones, every one of them. Lamentable that people believe them.
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I hug my kids everyday. I also teach them about guns and that there is no shame in a good swift kick in the sack to stop something. As my 12yr old is now 5’10”, she can REALLY put a hurt on somebody that way. The 9yr old, while only 5′, don’t do too bad herself. They’re also taught there ain’t no such thing as fighting “dirty”, there is only winning.
Hug them hell, put a tracking device on them too.
Not the first time Sylvia Browne was publicly busted as a charlatan.
Any “psychic” who accepts money for their “powers” belongs in prison, just like any other con artist.
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