Silent Witness: The Story of a Psychic Detective
Even skeptical police officers in Delaware came to believe in then-Nancy Anderson's psychic powers, and readers might, too. Time after time she presented evidence that led to the discovery of bodies and the identification of murderers. For example, in 1976 she accurately predicted that the body of a missing girl would be found with the first snow of 1978. When an FBI agent asked her about the next case he would handle, she said she saw hundreds of bodies of men, women and children who had been asphyxiated; not long afterward he was assigned to the Jonestown mass suicide. And so it goes throughout this intriguing book by the psychic and her husband, a freelance writer. First serial to the National Enquirer; author tour.Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.