Issue 136 – Paranormal Craziness [Para-Crazies] on the Loose!

By Kirby Robinson

Listen to tonight’s radio show REALISTIC OR FAKE? A REVIEW OF THE CURRENT CROP OF PARA-REALITY SHOWS. [7 PST/ 10 EST]

http://www.goddiscussion.net/2013/09/30/realistic-or-fake-a-review-of-the-current-crop-of-para-reality-tv-shows-wednesday-october-2-2013/

Yes, we have a normal week happening in the paranormal field. In fact, it's so normal it's easy to let things slip by unnoticed. At the Eye on the Paranormal, we don't let things slip by us – we see it all.

This Manhattan Psychic Lost Her Rocks!

Betty Vlado, an Upper East Side psychic, has clearly lost her rocks! She wants clients to use moon rocks to cleanse those black auras! Glad the law stepped in and put a stop to it.

http://observer.com/2013/09/manhattan-psychic-unable-to-predict-grand-larceny-charge/

British Psychic Sylvia Mitchell Fakes Cancer, Steals from Clients

Read the following article to learn more. However, be warned – you'll see some scary pictures of Sylvia Mitchell.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2439456/Psychic-Sylvia-Mitchell-convicted-fraud-cancer-lies.html

Florida Psychic Rose Marks Cheated Clients out of $25,000,000. She Faces 20 Years in Prison

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2013-09-26/news/fl-rose-marks-verdict-20130926_1_michael-marks-rose-marks-courtroom

Another Fake Psychic -- Christina George

https://www.facebook.com/paranormalinvestigator916

Christina George knows less about the paranormal than she claims. Her profile offers the same fluff and puff that most do. She claims to be psychic but offers no proof. She claims to be an expert in many areas of the new age. There is no value in that as those former new age teachers used to say, "Fake it till you make it. Incidentally, that’s where Paula White got it.

Her most troubling claim is that she can help others with the gift. Again, this is the type of false claim that Chip Coffey bragged about in his shameful show, Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal. Where is the training? Is she licensed in the state of California? To be selling mental health advice risks the mental health of others, and is not something to be taken lightly.

These actions taken by other para celebs like The Haunted Collector's John Zaffis concerns us greatly. The following was posted at Worst Paranormal.

Scammed by investigator Christina George Psychic and Paranormal Research Society

September 30, 2013, 04:16:12 PM

Christina came to our home because we were having paranormal problems.  She said that she could help us and get rid of the spirits that were causing the problems.  While at our home, she saw two figurines that she said had bad spirits attached to them.  We discussed them with her and even told her that we had been told that they were valued at $65,000.00 or more each.  She said that our problems would not stop until they were out of our home.  She convinced us to give them to her so that she could take them to UC Davis and have them put on display in their anthropology department.  She said that we would have one year to take them back or they would become property of the university.  We had her sign a contract this this effect. About 6 months later, we found out that she had not given them to the university, but instead had kept them at her home.  When we asked for them back, she told us that she had sent them to John Zaffis to keep in his museum.  We had not agreed to this.  When she came again to our home with her team to do a cleansing, she told us that she had lied to us about sending them to John when she said she did but had indeed "lied" to us.  She then said that she sent them to him just the day before her team came to our home.  We believe that she probably sold them and pocketed the money.

Also, while her team was here, she asked if we had any other old, valuable items like jewelry, old coins, etc.  Why would she want to know this, so she could steal something else from us?

I have been in contact with John Zaffis and he says that he still has not received them.  I have been forced to file a theft report with local law enforcement to attempt to recover them.  Christina refuses to return any calls from the Deputy.  She has also stated on Facebook, and I have copies to prove this, that; "No way in hell am I going to give them back". Further more, some of her "friends" have offered to destroy the figurines and also have made threats to our safety.

Later that day, Christina George posted repeatedly that she was spotless of blame and even placed the blame on her client. In criminology, you'll learn that a truly innocent person simply says they are innocent. You'll notice that wasn't done. However, a guilty person will spend hours protesting their innocence.

It's bad enough that the items were removed from the home. But what's worse, and this goes out to everyone that copies John Zaffis, is that you don't need to remove the item[s]. You cleanse it of anything that's attached to it. This is done by binding or removing the spirit by using the name above all names—Jesus Christ. It's actually that simple.

We know this is hard for some to take, but the power of Christ trumps everything—especially fake para-celebs.

Next week – there will be more para-crazies to report on.

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Bad Bad Thing Award Goes to Psychic Chip Coffey for Dishonoring Sandra Lynn Sparks

By Kirby Robinson

Chip Coffey [YET AGAIN!]
for dishonoring Moderator Sandra Lynn Sparks

I've had my run-ins with Sandra Lynn Sparks over the years, but when I see someone do something wrong I have to point it out. Chip Coffey wronged her after years of dedication and service by dumping her along the side of life's highway. He left her with eyes full of dust and nostrils snorting gas fumes. And that's a bad bad thing.

It seems that a few weeks ago, Sandra was doing her job and logging onto Chip Coffey's Message Board to perform her duties as lead moderator. After repeated attempts to log in, she wasn't able to. Fearing the site had been hacked, she found out a few moments later that it had been removed by Mr. Coffey. He never informed her that he was about to do this. So after years of faithful service, what does Ms. Sparks get? Not a thank you, not a kiss on the cheek, not even a dozen plastic roses and a Whitman's Sampler!

http://psychicsensibility.blogspot.com/

Why?

- It was well-visited.

- 1750 out of the 2000 threads either were visited or had comments on them in 2013.

- Is Mr. Coffey cleaning house? He failed to appear at his old pal Babs' Through the Veil event this year, which is the first time he's missed it.

- Is it due to the dearth of posts on the Facebook pages dedicated to the now defunct Psychic Kids show? Even the one run by Sparks called Psychic Kids Afterword but now changed to Psychic Sensibility?

We think this event had something to do with it a mother who sought help for her missing child [later found dead] and received nothing.

But, the good news is that now Ms. Sparks can devote her time to posting grass dancing videos in order to entertain her fans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHMB1lqMwgI

Do you know of a para-celeb, psychic, ghost hunter, demon chaser, or false teacher who’s eligible for the award? You can take part by sending us a name and why you think they should receive the BAD BAD THING award. Contact freeallspirits@live.comfor more information.

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Special Edition – Haunted Collector Becomes the Humiliated Collector, Part 1

By Kirby Robinson

Sometimes you have to write about people you don’t wish to write about. This is one of those blogs, but unless you hold onto your morals about reporting any deception, sleight of hand, or lie whether large or small, you lose your grip.

I really like some people so I will turn my back on their deception. That was a little lie so that gets a pass. I like that show so what if they faked a case? It was great to watch! All these things are easy for some to let slide. What happens can be seen in the show Paranormal State and with the team PRS. They might have been on solid moral grounds in the beginning.

Lorraine Warren is a fake but we’ll let it slide.

Faked evidence that’s okay, let it slide.

Andrew Calder was never an Episcopal priest we know that but that’s cool let it slide.

In the end, we faked everything and that’s cool.

I was sick to learn that Chip Coffey was asked to appear on John Zaffis’ show Haunted Collector. This is a show I had no real issues with but that one simple event raises way too many red flags due to the fact that Mr. Coffey has been associated with three fake programs, namely Paranormal State, Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormaland Celebrity Ghost Hunt.

So if you have a quality show why do you need to bring in a person that has a cloud over their credibility? There are many better know psychics in and out of the paranormal field that are more well known and have more followers.

- Did Chip Coffey beg to be on the show? Let’s not forget that Chip’s suffered two recent failures on getting his own TV show. 1] Celebrity Ghost Hunt tanked. 2] Chip couldn’t raise the $17,000 for Haunted Ghost Tours Investigated. For Chip, not being seen on TV means he’s out of people’s minds.

- Was it to help in the show’s ratings? That’s doubtful.

- Or is there something going on that the public doesn’t know about?

You can connect Chip and John to three events that make some go say what?

1 The Haunting in Connecticut case which has been very controversial from the beginning. Additionally, Loraine Warren played a role it.

2 Both had an association with Bob Hunnicutt.

http://eyeontheparanormal.blogspot.com/2012/06/we-have-to-ask-follow-up-to-convicted.html

Along with everyone on the list they have never responded to this situation, leaving important question unanswered.

3 Andrew Calder was never an Episcopal priest, as we have proven in our most recent book. Unfortunately, Calder helped keep his lies going for years.

Chip’s appearance lasted for barely one minute! Was it worth the loss of integrity the show once had? Now we have to question each and every action taken on the show. What happens if we start to uncover other deceptions [which we did]? And finally, how long have they been deceiving the viewers?

This episode is one hour long featuring 2 cases. We’ll cover both of them.

Whatsoever Community Center is located in Kansas City, MO. Here is a link to their site:

http://www.whatsoevercc.org/

Also, go to Google and type in: ghosts at whatsoever community center Kansas City mo.

You’ll notice that many paranormal groups have been at the center doing investigations. The viewers aren’t given this information. Why not?

The viewer is told by director Charlie Gascich that they need help ASAP. Children are refusing to enter the building. So John Zaffis and his team rushes to the scene.

Note it appears that John’s daughter, Aime’e appears to float from being bored to being mad throughout the interview. Did they expect demons to be after the kids?

Here’s what we get:

- Two young girls in white dresses standing on a stairway. Can we say The Shining?

- Punching bags swinging back and forth.

- Ring timer going off.

- Woman by the name of Shani Castle claims that she felt something pass through her.

None of the above sound terribly freighting like the place is turning into hell house or Amityville Horror. We can lay to rest the above claims by using logic.

1 Have any of the kids recently seen The Shining or any other ghost films?

2 Punching bags can easily be moved. During the walkthrough the bags are moving.

3 The timer has an On/Off switch that can be easily reached and turned on.

4 Can this claim be proven? A little Googling and we see that Ms. Castle has friends and relatives that work at Whatsoever.

An even handier tool of investigation is to call the Whatsoever Community Center. You’ll find the number on the website.

1 The Center likes to get exposure via these paranormal claims.

2 Most of the staff laughs off the paranormal claims altogether.

3 They make money from time to time due to these claims.

If Zaffis and team had done this simple investigation, they could have saved time and money. But maybe the producers forced this case on them. Who knows?

The first night of investigation produces nothing more than tricks worn out by every other fake paranormal programs from Ghost Hunters to Paranormal State.

1 They set up ghost hunting devices that haven’t been proven to detect ghosts.

2 Doors slam shut. We never see them slam shut-- we hear something and see the aftermath.

3 An EVP session takes place and they claim it says yes [not until they prime the viewer to hear yes].

4 Ring timers go off? Do we see it go off? No, only the aftermath.

5 The ghost surveillance camera goes off repeatedly do our trusty investigators rush up? No they slowly walk up and by gosh, the last photo we see has something.

The next day we learn that they have investigated the boxing world of Kansas City and found one strange death.

Being a fan of boxing, I know about the history of boxing in Kansas City. At one point it was very popular in the area as it was a sport that the poor could take a shot at getting rich fast. Back in the 20s and 30s and even up to the 60s it was much different from the sport you see today. Training for many was shoddy. Matches went well past the 12 rounds you see today--some went as long as two men could keep fighting. It was a winner takes all, no splitting the purse. Claims about the mob being in it are true.

Deaths back then, and even today, outside of the ring from brain injuries were and are common. There is nothing strange about Tex’s death. What is strange is that they think the viewer is going to buy that there was only one death!

On Wednesday, we put this case to rest and have to deal with some bitter Coffey.

But we feel we must share this Waylon Jennings song with Chip and John.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNpLSaCirj8

Read The Haunted Collector Becomes the Humiliated Collector, Part 2

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Issue 108 – “Ghost Inside My Child” Dark Deceptions [Part 2]

By Kirby Robinson

Continued from: 

Issue 107-Is "Ghost Inside My Child" Filled with Lies? Part 1

Last week we showed the basics behind the deceptions of the Bio show, Ghost Inside My Child. Now we begin to shred the claims made on the show about reincarnation/past life recollection.

In many ways I’m in a good position to debunk this show as in the 1980’s I was involved in the new age movement. Though no longer a believer in the mishmash of teachings that comprise the new age, I can still hold my own against the best of them. I have studied Hinduism and Buddhism. As for the paranormal, been there and done it. I have a degree in psychology. I am a Christian who has performed numerous deliverances and exorcisms. My experiences will play a part of the dismantling of this show as it’s potentially harmful to the mental health and spiritual welfare of viewers.

In issue 107, I pointed out that ghosts don’t play a part of the reincarnation process. Apparently, the production team has no idea of what they are talking when it comes to this subject.

The show begins with this false claim:

“These reincarnation stories feature children with violent memories of death and destruction.”

The only thing correct in the above sentence is that these aren’t cases but stories. None of these have ever been proven to be true. What they failed to tell you is that one family that was featured has published a book on the case and been on TV many times. They family never turns down a chance to be on TV. A well-known therapist seen in this episode has made a living telling parents their kids are reincarnates.

This is same pattern of deceptions we found in Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal.

~ Parents seeking fame through their child. If they can make some money on at the same time, that’s even better.

~ Fake psychics and delusional therapists seeking to be famous.

~ Cases claiming to be true and being false.

If these cases were true as in fixed reincarnation, [the same person’s spirit is born repeatedly]. These would not be “memories” but things that the spirit/essence inside the child that that person experienced in fixed reincarnation. The person remains the same inside the only thing that changes is the outside:  male, female, big, small, white, black, brown, or yellow. Therefore, the parents might call the child Bob but inside he is really Sue or Jack respectively.

So in just a few seconds we learn:

~ They are hiding facts from the viewers that, if known, would affect how you look at the case.

~ Parents seeking to exploit their child.

~ They don’t know what they are talking about.

Whenever these “facts” pop up through the show, they are generally false, as you will see.

“Paranormal experts believe past life memories are the most vivid in kids between the ages of 2 and 9.”

That logic is flawed.

~ The assumption is that past life memories are real, and that reincarnation is real. Neither are proven to be true by science, so both are matter of faith.

~ Who are these experts? What scientific methods are used to determine this to be true?

~ At this stage of life, children are developing their memory system within the brain. Neurons are forming paths, memory centers are growing. The lobes of the brain are starting to work at their peaks. Others have not yet fully grown. How can the brain pull out such things?

~ The brain can pick up bits and pieces and string a story together.

~ Ambitious parents can feed information to a child often enough that a child can start to repeat as fact.

The next so-called fact:

“Paranormal experts believe problems are linked to past life trauma.”

This is an easy one to disassemble.

~ Who are these experts?

~ Using their logic, if you have a phobia, [and who doesn’t have a mild case of one in their life?] Does that means we all have to be reincarnated?

~ How was this even proven?

Nice try to slip a lie in as the truth.

Another so-called fact:

“Paranormal experts think that most reincarnation cases end in violent death.”

Is it just me but do these so-called paranormal experts have many lies to tell you? Since they’re getting facts wrong and/or making “facts” up, maybe they should be referred to as paranormal amateurs?

How is this proven? Well, we know that violent deaths make much more interesting shows/stories than non-violent deaths, such as someone passing away in their sleep.

In life, you have only two ways to die: violently and non-violently.

Next bogus “fact”:

“Paranormal researchers have documented thousands of reincarnation cases.”

There is a big difference between documenting [simply gathering information] and proving something is true.

Unfortunately, the public blindly accepts such claims, as they want/need to think that reincarnation is real. It allows them to take part in bad behavior. They can say, for example, “I can sin now and make up for it later.” It puts off having to face a God who will pass judgment on you. However, for those who do believe in reincarnation/rebirth, they understand that their actions have consequences.

Therefore, now all of these facts have been debunked let’s move onto looking into these three so-called cases/stories. We’ll look at them in the order they are presented.

Case #1. We meet Bruce and Andrea Leininger from Lafayette, Louisiana. They claim that their only son, James, was a WWII fighter pilot who was shot down and killed over the Pacific Ocean.

The Leiningers’ have made every effort to cash in on this story.

~ For the past few years they have appeared on both network and local TV talking about this case. Of course, viewers of Ghost Inside My Child are never informed of this.

~ The Leiningers’ published a book on this matter back in 2009.

http://www.amazon.com/Soul-Survivor-Reincarnation-World-Fighter/dp/0446509345/

So much for the family moving on from the subject. Again, the viewer is never told of this.

~ They took their child to see Carol Bowman, a “past life regression therapist” that has made a career in selling parents on the fakery of reincarnation. She is even billed on her website as a “reincarnation expert.” Is the viewer ever informed about this? No.

Come back next week for Part 3.

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Issue 92 – Christians Can't Speak Their Minds + New Book Due Out November 1

By Kirby Robinson

Out of respect for the tragedy of Hurricane Sandy, we've held up the release until now. Here is the official description:

"Never Mock God: An Unauthorized Investigation into Paranormal State's 'I Am Six' Case" examines a paranormal reality TV show from all angles.

Paranormal State's "I Am Six" episode is a perfect American horror tale -- for all the wrong reasons. It stars the ambitious founder of the Paranormal Research Society, an attention-seeking client, a bumbling group of paranormal investigators, a psychic-medium in search of ratings, and a rogue exorcist.

Paranormal State featured PRS director and founder Ryan Buell in a docu-drama, which ran on the A&E network from 2007 to 2011. It followed Ryan and his ghost hunting crew around the United States as they hunted paranormal phenomena, ghosts, and confronted demons. Merging the documentary and drama segments, the viewer was fooled into believing it was a straightforward documentary. The cast included [mostly] Penn State graduates with varying specialties and the telephone psychic-medium Chip Coffey. Reverend Andrew Calder appeared as the go-to exorcist in two episodes.

Paranormal State's most controversial case featured Lara, a 26-year-old woman from Quincy, Illinois who is allegedly possessed by a demon called Six. The show airs a 60-minute episode just before Halloween 2008, and the nation watches as Reverend Calder performs an exorcism that fails. The following year, PRS returns with demonologist Lorraine Warren of Amityville horror fame, Chip Coffey, Father Bob Bailey, and ghost hunter/documentary filmmaker Chad Calek.

Kirby Robinson and his team of investigators dig into both "I Am Six" and "The Possession: Return of Six" cases and discover the deceptions, misrepresentations, shoddy investigative work, and an outright impersonation by someone in a key role. By the end of this fast-paced but thorough book, the author proves that the paranormal doesn't mix with the theological.

Robinson and his team travel to Quincy to interview neighbors and tour Lara's now-former home. They verify facts and dispel falsehoods. Both episodes are broken down scene-by-scene to prove it was staged. PRS overlooked medical and psychological conditions in order to capture a dramatic exorcism on film. According to the Catholic Church and their rules of determining demonic possession, no one involved in the "I Am Six" case ever found actual proof. An unedited piece of tape shows PRS isn't dealing with a case of demonic possession but one of media attention.

A key player in the "I Am Six" case reveals a secret that will shock the reader. "Never Mock God: An Unauthorized Investigation into Paranormal State's 'I Am Six' Case" is filled with coherent documentation, humor and insight.

This eBook is available at Amazon, B&N Nook, Kobo, and Smashwords. 

Christians Speaking Their Mind in the Paranormal Community Will Feel the Wrath

It seems the patience and the understanding level for non-Christians in the paranormal field is plummeting. Christians in the paranormal field who dare to speak face the wrath of the nonbelievers. In the past, other bloggers, including me, discussed the faked and staged show, Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal, and the impact it has on the mental health of children. Recently, someone left this "kind" comment:

"People do not believe in psychic kids but do believe in an invisible man in the sky who no one has heard from for thousands of years. yeah, makes perfect sense. Idiots!"

October 27, 2012 – Anonymous – Comment left on this blog posted back in January.

http://eyeontheparanormal.blogspot.com/2012/01/issue-55-psychic-kids-pilfering.html

To summarize, it's easy to accept a psychic kid but forget about Christ?!

They couldn't even get their facts right. Let's break it down.

The show produced no proof whatsoever that psychic kids are real. No one outside of the show ever worked with the kids to determine if they had any psychic ability.  I'd like to direct people to a great eBook that addresses a few things about Chip and those kids…

http://www.amazon.com/Psychic-Kids-Children-Paranormal-ebook/dp/B008CGJZ4Q/

I don't know who C.C. Starbuck is, but they did a fine job in refuting anything to do with the show and raised lots of questions about Mr. Coffey's claims.  

As to no one seeing this man in the sky that goes by the name of Jesus Christ --millions if not billions, see Him every day when they close their eyes and pray. The same number hears from Him during prayers and in times of need.

What people fear is that Our Savior is real and you never have to pay for His help. Psychics and new age teachers do nothing without pay. They fear that He can cast out demons. Most fake demonologists and demon hunters seek fame and money and look for cases to fill the pages of their next Publish America book.

They fear He has a message that's filled with the Good Word, not the hollow words that fake psychics and false new age teachers have to offer.

They fear that Christ can reach into a spirit word and bring the dead to life as they have yet to understand what the word DEATH really means.

Last week one of our bloggers, Lisa Grace, wrote a wonderful blog [http://eyeontheparanormal.blogspot.com/2012/10/how-to-tell-fake-medium-from-true-empath.html] stating her view that people who claim to talk to the dead are fakes. As a Christian, she has a legal right to do so [for now]. Those that follow the new age view of the paranormal have the opinion that those who die sit around and wait for someone to go ghost hunting or pay a medium money to talk to a dead loved one. Engaging in a “spirited debate” that both sides might learn from the following comment was made:

"@eyeonparanormal I'm sorry but this article just shows how truly uneducated some people are."

It's always nice to see people who think they are so smart they have a right to call others dumb. Yet they don't bother to think that after all the research and data gathered by the paranormal community, that they have yet to prove the dead stay around and talk to us.

Here is my challenge to these folks who think they are totally right, and we who question the status quo in the paranormal field are wrong. Here is a simple test. If the dead truly know anything, what book do I always keep on my desk? Send me the title in the comment section of this blog. [A response “the bible” will not work, as that’s too obvious]. If you can do that, I will stop blogging about how the dead are not hanging around you and yours.

TOMORROW

A special blog to honor the release of my new book. Learn about the fake para-celeb who has been mocking God – and the public!

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