(ended 2008)
Good example of Sylvia Browne's actual 'ability' is to look at what just happened with Shawn Hornbeck. His parents were on 'Montell' back in 2003. Sylvia told them 'he is no longer with us'. She also said she had the impression his body was in a wooded area about 20 miles southwest of were he was abducted. She said it would be near two large, jagged boulders that seem out of place for that area. She told them for a FEE she would continue the reading.
Have you followed the news lately? Shawn Hornbeck was found alive! She was totally wrong! And this is not the first time. I have written the Montell Williams show, pleading for them to pull their segment from their show, to no avail. Sylvia is a fraud and gives legitimate psychics (just watch psychic detective on Court TV) a bad name.
I agree with all of you guys when you say that she's a fake, it's so releiving that this show is cancelled, for the next year
So after this year, no more Montel or Sylvia Browne, which means less people get conned, deceived, or swindled
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| lae10 wrote: |
| There have been a few people who came back and said that her predictions were accurate. |
Yes, but if you look at those clips, Sylvia was still wrong.
In one, a woman asked Sylvia where her dead mother's ring was. Sylvia told the woman that an older woman came and stole her mother's ring, actually saying she "came over" and "took it." Sylvia also gave her the first initial of the relative ("L"). Later, the woman came back and said she found the ring at her aunt's house. The mother had been living with the aunt for a period before the died and the ring was in a box that the aunt inadvertently didn't give to the woman. The aunt didn't know the ring was in the box. The woman "thanked" Sylvia for helping her find the ring. But Sylvia was WRONG. The aunt didn't steal the ring, the ring never left the aunt's house. The mother left it there and the aunt didn't even know it was there. So did the woman's first name begin with a "L", as Sylvia said? NOPE, but the woman, wanting to believe Sylvia, tried to make a connection by saying her aunt's middle name began with a "L."
In another "validation," a woman's son died from a hanging in her yard and wanted to know who did it. Sylvia told the woman that three kids did it and it was a game they were playing and one of the kids was named "Danny". Actually, it was the woman's ADULT brother who had murdered the little boy. Was his name "Danny"? NOPE, his name was "Martin," but the woman, wanting to believe Sylvia, claimed this as accurate because her parents considered naming him "Daniel" before he was born.
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