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Friday, June 11, 2010

Kyron Horman Search Gets Paranormal

Posted by Stefan Kamph on Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 2:28 PM

From a KATU KOMO report about recent leads on the missing boy:

Detective Frank Fahrney of the Yreka Police Department said the sightings were reported this week, shortly after a psychic in Idaho reported the missing boy might be found there.
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Fahrney said the Idaho psychic called a tip line in Sacramento, Calif., and his information was passed along to the Yreka police.

The local police then passed out flyers with a photo of the boy, and in the days that followed they received two tips independently from people in the area.

A boy resembling Kyron was reportedly spotted at a Motel 6 in Yreka, and at a nearby Walmart with "an older man." Photos of the boy from the Walmart security cameras will be shown to Kyron's parents for identification.

 

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The psychic needs arresting, whether for their involvement in the kidnapping, or for wasting everybody's time.

Which makes me wonder, is it illegal to provide bad tips to a tip line? Count as filing a false report?
Posted by Anony Mouse on June 11, 2010 at 5:18 PM · Report
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What about the hundreds of tips the Multnomah County Sheriff's office have gotten from people that didn't pan out - you want them arrested too or you just want "psychics" arrested - a tip is just that - a tip and it's up to the police to act on it or not. At least this person identified themselves as a "psychic" on the tipline which should have "tipped" off the police as to the validity of the information.
Posted by look4kyron on June 12, 2010 at 2:51 PM · Report
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A lot of us are trying to use remote viewing and Our psychic abilities to help find him. The problem is there are so many people who think they are psychic that have ideas. I have talked to one woman who said a bus driver from his school has him. I got some psychic info about him too. But I was also told not to report it. For whatever reason. But seriously, what obligation do “Psychics” have to report the information they are getting and where do you draw the line? Are Psychics even real? A lot of people think so a lot of people don’t. I use my particular “gifts” for my own life and healing. I don’t think I would go so far as to call the police and say I see him here or there. The psychic who did call in must have had a really strong hit. She should be commended for at least having the guts to put her/him self on the line like that and make the call. It’s a very interesting subject, but where does the obligation lie?
Posted by zackzgirl on June 14, 2010 at 9:12 AM · Report
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Give me a break with this psychic crap. I wonder which leads aren't getting attention while people entertain these "visions".
Posted by Suburban Porn King on June 14, 2010 at 11:27 AM · Report
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I'm with you zackgirl. Did the bus driver speak German?
Posted by Cyclemama on June 20, 2010 at 10:21 AM · Report
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I'm with you zackzgirl. I'm curious to know your further thoughts on the driver.
Posted by Cyclemama on June 20, 2010 at 10:23 AM · Report
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But Zackgirl, do you see him alive?
Posted by dotell on June 21, 2010 at 9:23 PM · Report
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my common sense is, how far can one travel from
portland oregon between 8:45, and 3:30 in the afternoon?
I wouldn't totally stomp the psychic out, because what if
whoever took the child traveled with him within that time frame..
I mapquested the distance from portland to yreka, ca, and it totals
5 hours and 23 minutes.. Strange, but a last resort...
Posted by chickainnj on July 13, 2010 at 12:15 PM · Report
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Quite often Psychics can be very accurate.
In the distant past I have offered Psychic Information to police on several occassions and the information was so accurate I was almost arrested when they thought I was somehow connected to what happened and i had to do some tall talking to convince them that i was just a psychic offering information.
on one occassion when the sheriff showed up at my door after I described things connected to the case that no one else knew one of my realtives who lived in the same house told them I was a psychic and after that they asked me to help them with that case and another one.
Another time I meditated on a case at a distance and described the house so accurately that I thought the sheriff was going to come after me after he said there was no way i could have described that house that way unless I was inside.
I had to talk my way out of that one by referring him to the first law enforcement officer I had talked myself out of trouble with and he by now vouched for me.

I have forwarded my psychic information on to the people dealing with the Kyron Case but whether they take it seriously or not because of the way most people feel about psychics.

I only try to help and have never made a penny off these things because i consider to do so would be taking blood money brought to me my the suffering and or death of another.

I am not sure why people are so mean about psychics after all jesus was a channel for spirit and a psychic just like the rest of us and we know what humans did to him and joan of arc and the witches of salem who were just mediums and channels for spirit like the rest of us.

I say we psychics shold be very cautious of some of the mean spirited humans that are writing giving psychics hell if we don't want to end up like Jesus, Joan of Arc and the witches of salem.

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Posted by CVT6702 on July 31, 2010 at 12:04 PM · Report

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