Medium - Allison DuBois Interview PART 1

Arrcording to my, " Mysteries Of The Unexplained" book. There is no such results of Psychic Twins, Uri Geller, Sylvia Brown, James van Praagh, John Edward and any famous psychic you know of (except Dorothy Allision). Well, actually Uri Geller is in there, but arrcording to the book, the book has largly dismissed him as fraudlent. I guess the reason why there names is not in the book is because they have been explained and been dismissed as fraud and charlatans.

(Final part) for anything, but humanitarian purposes."

(Part11) accompany them. The girl was found and was,indeed pregnant- Which she had not been on the date that Dorothy had told the father he was to have a grandchild. Dorothy,whose mother was also clairvoyant,has been aware of her psychic gifts since childhood. Direct and candid,she has no explanation for this power and sees no point in speculating about it. She refuses to take money for her time and efforts.she said, "If I have been blessed with this gift it would be wrong to use it (continue)

(Part10) that the missing girl was inside. Dorothy knew better. On Janurary 21 Charles Little Eagle asked Dorothy to go to the house with him and get his daughter. "Not today." she replied. 'I don't want to be involved in an accident. I'll go with you tomorrow." The father and the two investigators decided not to wait. As they drove into Brooklyn,another car skidded on the ice and crashed into them. They were only bruised, but their car was demolished. The next day Dorothy did (continue)

(part9) in the car with the detective and his colleague and directed them around a maze of New York streets and then into Brooklyn, where she suddenly said, "We have to look for something connected with taxis and something connected with a President's name." They found Monroe Street, where she directed them to turn at the corner. On the next street they found a house,number 186,with a storefront office that took calls for a taxi service. The woman who ran the service denied (continue)

(Part8) reported to the police,but after after two days the father,who knew Dorothy Allison,called on her for help. She immediately told him that his daughter was safe and that she was living in a filthy house with a red door and the number 106,186, or 168. She said that,"The house would be found before January 21 and added one more thing, you're going to become a grandfather." In due course a private investigator who had been hired to find the girl asked for Dorothy's help. She got (continue)

(Part7) She also noted that he had great potential and would become very successful once his illness was overcome. Later, during his session with the doctor,the young man admitted to have the gun and planning to use it. He was dissuaded and continued with his therapy. He later went on to become a successful industrial designer. Another success story had to do with Charles Little Eagle's (weird name for me) 18-year-old daughter who vanished November6, 1975. Her dissappearance was (continue)

(Part6) with a parking lot. Every detail given by Dorothy Allison,including the shoes on the wrong feet, was accurate. It was later learned that large pipes had been laid into the stream feeding the pond,over which a bridge had been improvised. Possibly the boy's body had become wedged in a pipe for a while. On another ocassion,in Dr. Ribner's office, Dorothy confided that a young man in the outer waiting room,through which she had just passed, had a gun and was contemplating suicide (continue)

(Part5) Dr. Richard Ribner, a New York City psychiatrist. The doctor put her in a semihypnotized state, and she revealed that she saw the figure 8,a school with a fence around it,a gray house,a set of offices with gold lettering on a door, and a factory. On February 7 the body was found in a pond fed by the Third River,about three miles from the spot where the boy had fallen in.Standing at the scene,Vicaro was astounded to see Public School No.8 fence-encircled,a gray house and a plant(continue)

@angelsssssssssssss Merry Christmas sweetheart! X