Issue 105 – ‘Supernatural Sisters’ Psychic-Medium Cathy Roller Jumps the Shark…

By Kirby Robinson

…and rumor has it she ate the shark, too!

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Cathy Roller Must Think She’s Sylvia Brown or Chip Coffey. Roller Caught Making Claims That Can’t Be Backed Up!

After our expose on Supernatural Sisters a/k/a Super Silly Sisterslast week and a look at the viewership, not too many people watched the show. We got the normal blowback from the psychic defense league, which must be made up of all non-psychics, as they should’ve known we had more to say on this topic.

We stumbled onto this 2006 website built by Cathy Roller and the same data was shared on the Psychic Connection website. Both will be used to expose some deceptive actions.

http://www.freewebs.com/psychicconnectioncathyroller/

Cathy states:

From the beginning of time, some people have been born with the gift that is known as the second sight, the third eye, or the sixth-sense powers that bypass usual sensory channels of the mind and transcend mundane reality into the psychic visions and messages. 

I am one of those gifted people.

There’s more, but you get the drift. Notice how she’s attempting to set herself apart from the average Joe. No proof ever offered about her claims. She fails to address the issue that God warns us away from those who make these claims. The gifts that Cathy Roller claims to have don’t come from God but from the forces of darkness.

- The photo of Cathy has to be from the 1990’s.

Cathy claims that she has appeared on TV/Shows throughout the nation yet we can find no evidence of this. If she’s been on public access TV, which is likely, those appearances are more of an infomercial than a guest spot on even a local talk show.

Cathy never informs the reader about her accuracy ratings.

Additionally, Cathy claims to have read the stars. We must assume she is referring to celebrities --and what does that prove?

- She states:

In the past I have worked with police departments on murders cases and found missing children.

We ask what police departments? What are the names of the missing kids she found? None of that information is revealed.

- She claims that she has “taught many successful workshop through out the country.” Yet there is no listing of such events.

- She has a section on Candle Majick, which is unproven that it works. Even worse, she fails to mention God’s warnings against taking part in this sort of thing.

- She will charge you $100 for a phone reading and for $150, Ms. Roller will take you on a past life regression [there is no such thing] but she’ll be happy to take your money

Now being the great psychic, she claims to be, I really need to ask this question: Shouldn’t she have known that I’d find the abandoned website from 2006? She should have seen that I’m about to burst her psychic bubble even more.

http://www.cathyrollerpsychicconnect.zoomshare.com/

This is a website that she has let slip her mind [she has to have lousy spirit guides]. This one really does her in.

All of the information shared on the main page is pretty much the same as the first site. Observe the use of the lowercase i. Here’s a link to the blog and accompanying comments: http://www.cathyrollerpsychicconnect.zoomshare.com/2.shtml/212de0d4f6291e2dc7071863e86e1d04_44cd6fee.writeback

There are 9 comments. Pay close attention to the first two comments. Notice the wording, misspelling of the word investagater, and the use of the lower case i. Whoever posted this blog/page came up with the comments [busted!] but the most damning comment is the second. The case described here is the case that was featured on the show. What we saw on Supernatural Sisters wasn’t a new case but one from the past.

It’s bad enough for psychics to lie about their gifts. No psychic has ever solved a case, found a missing child, or done anything to help the world. All most psychics want is face time on TV, cold hard cash or your credit card number, and to blind the public to the truth.

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Issue 104 – Supernatural Sisters a/k/a Super Silly Sisters

By Kirby Robinson

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My Stomach is Turning While Paranormal Credibility is Rapidly Sinking

If Paranormal State and Long Island Medium ever had a child, it would look like Supernatural Sisters.

There isn’t much that will make my stomach turn in the realm of fake para-reality TV shows due to the fact that I’ve watched the good and the [mostly] bad ones. However, Bio channel’s recent addition to this genre really hits rock bottom.

The show has made a lame attempt to cash in on the Long Island Medium craze and it misses the mark. Yes, it features the same fake crap that PRS took part in, and the same rigged cold readings trickery that Theresa Caputo, the Long Island Medium, specializes in.

The program features a psychic-medium by the name of Cathy Roller whose claim to fame is being a phone psychic. Like many others, she really tries to embellish her talents, claiming to have worked on criminal and missing persons cases, yet no proof is offered. Cathy states that she is accurate, but again offers no proof.

As I’ve stated before, you can’t trust the accuracy of phone readings. Why? Because the so-called psychic can do an Internet search and a record search to find data on you. The phone reading we see in this episode, we have on good authority, was staged for the show.

The show is loaded with reality TV standard features:

- Cathy’s sister, Laura Johnson, has been psychic all her life and just now decides to use it.

- Cathy’s family, [husband Marty and adult children Melissa and Frank] discuss Cathy’s feistiness. The young adults love their mom when the camera’s rolling and they appear to  reluctantly be part of the ghost hunting team.

- They present themselves as an ordinary/yet extraordinary family due to Cathy’s psychic abilities and the ghost hunting angle.

- The show serves as a good warning to watch how much bleach you use on your hair as it does influence your thinking ability. Breast implants might be cool when you’re younger but as you age they really don’t hold up too well.

The first part of the show features a ghost hunt. Cathy is so psychic that she has to ask, “Is this the house?” A few seconds later, she claims that there is a lot of activity around the house.

- While the sisters interview the couple notice how things appear and disappear from the table. Papers appear and disappear; items are rearranged in different cuts as seen in this segment.

- When the team goes into the attic nothing happens while the lights are on. Yet as soon as the lights go out things start to hop.

First Cathy Roller offers us a glimpse into the law of psychics for dust as she claims that dust floats only up and down-- never sideways. As they view a video of an orb floating through the house it’s either dust or a bug, but it is not paranormal.

We then have the next bit of deception when they claim that it had to be a ghost that closed the door on a closet. Notice that when Cathy and the client swing the door back and forth, how much free play there is in it.

They claim cold spots in the house yet with the entire range of ghost hunting tools we aren’t shown any proof of temperature fluctuations.

Just like the old [and maybe new] spiritual church, it’s much easier to fake things when the lights are low or out. [We’ve been told the son was sitting on a heating pad to get the sweating effect going].

- We’re offered the same high jinks that Chip Coffey took part in during his gig on Paranormal State.

~ Something is over there!

~ Something just put his hand on me!

~ I’m feeling that the spirit doesn’t want us here.

Do ever see anything? No. Not even an EVP. Why? Because no one is saying anything.

-  We then get more psychic double talk. Cathy claims that a spirit doesn’t have to depart if you tell it to leave. Yet she claims that by lighting a stick of sage and doing some type of cleaning ritual she can drive it out.

- Notice when Cathy starts her dance with the sage she shimmies around the room. Has she worked as an exotic dancer in the past? Apparently, she’s hoping that dollar bills would come flying out of the darkness.

- The team looks as if they can’t wait to leave the home--watch as they rush away with the clients chasing after them. In just a few words, they tell the client some mish mash explanation and leave.

- The next day they look at footage taken from their investigation. More orbs [dust or bugs] are caught on film with an out of focus body. This means it’s a staged photo and more false paranormal claims are made.

- We finish this fiasco of a show with a staged reading in a restaurant. Going by reports from the set and folks that happened to be inside everything was well rehearsed beforehand.

Will the show be picked up?

Personally, we would love it as it gives us a chance to expose even more fakes.

Here are some early comments about the show and the stars: http://getglue.com/tv_shows/supernatural_sisters

If go by the lack of reaction to the show from the Facebook page [only 350 Likes] the public will be kept from seeing more of the super silly sisters. On Melissa Roller’s Twitter page, her February 4th Tweet reads: “thank you so much :D my mom has 94 readings lined up already and people are still calling, she became famous over night!”

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