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but when skepticism proves true as, again, real science and real detective work (as simple as a phone call) say otherwise...

The show [Medium] repeatedly claims to be based on the experiences of a woman named Allison Dubois, who is credited as a "consultant/real-life medium." In fact, according to the show’s NBC Web site, "Dubois has consulted on a variety of murders or missing persons cases while working with various law enforcement agencies including the Glendale Arizona Police Department, the Texas Rangers, and a County Attorney’s Office in the Homicide Bureau."

Unfortunately for Dubois, the Glendale police and the Texas Rangers tell a different story. "The Texas Rangers have never used psychics and have no plans to do so," spokesman Tom Vinger stated flatly. Glendale police spokesman Michael Pena stated that the detective who handles missing persons cases "does not recall using Dubois at all in [one specific] case, or in any other cases." As is often the case, the claims made by psychic detectives wither under a little real detective work.

source: livescience.com

Date: 2005-02-04 07:58 pm (UTC)
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From: [identity profile] thatliardiego.livejournal.com
Wow -- TV promotional people lie? That's a new one!

"Psychics." [snort]

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