Is there any truth to Sylvia Browne's claim that she has helped police solve murders?

Answer 1

She may have given the police some help in some cases that eventually lead to an arrest, but for the majority of her claims, she does not come close. People like her learn how to use the person's desire to believe against them. She learns to use broad suggestions until one of them starts to make sense.

The public needs to realize that psychics are not scientifically based as fact and should be met with skepticism until they are proven to be fact.

Answer 2

She has a rate of .000001% that her claimes are even close to true.

She's a scam artist

http://www.stopsylviabrowne.com/


There ARE no legit pyschics, mind readers, etc. They are all just people who can cold read and use leading questions to make you feel good.

IF there were any true psychics, they'd have taken up the James Randi $1.1 million challenge

http://www.randi.org/research/index.html

Who happened to expose Sylvia Browne for the fake that she is

Answer 3

She is the worse psychic scammer I have ever heard.

I've seen (on Court TV) some who the police revealed were significant in a case - she was never one of them.

I saw her on Montel, rapidly answering pleas on the whereabouts of missing people. Most, she said, were killed. I felt so bad for the obvious hurt that loved ones felt as she matter of factly declared the missing dead.

I thought she was making it up.

She just as abruptly called out 'NEXT' as if she worked at the DMV and the hopefuls were talking about a driver's license.

People like her should be brought up on charges.

Answer 4

No