Psychic Investigators

I've little interest in psychic related TV shows. Like many I know little about those people claiming psychic powers. I figure things like The Psychic Hotline are scams to take desperate folk's money. I do watch crime shows though and I came across this one in which crimes are hitting a brick wall as far as the authorities investigations. Most police departments would likely say they'd never put any belief in using a psychic as an adjunct to solving a case. Most, but not all. This show has found actual police who as a last resort use the visions of assorted psychics. Almost universally the detectives claim they lacked a belief this avenue could be useful only to be so stymied by their cases that using a psychic suddenly wasn't as crazy. The cases here are where the officers who formerly discounted the psychic angle become believers as the psychic's help proves spot-on. This simply makes for a different crime show with a remarkable twist. Interesting to see these very hardened pragmatic cops go from zero to hero in thinking outside of the norm.

What a bunch of cr@p. The 'psychics' spout details already released to the public, then link the last person seen with the victim to the crime. wow. AND what they were last seen wearing with what they are found dead in. Amazing. So there is a lot of 'in a little space' and always ' by running water'...is there anywhere that there Isn't running water? I've heard psychics even use a pipe or faucet to explain the correlation. lolz. I don't know how these fakes sleep at night. They state that their job is to tell the living that they were loved by the dead. gee, thanks. That really helps. The biggest laugh is that they can tell you the body is by a palm tree, but not the name of the street, which, if the dead person is really speaking o them, would be a LOT more helpful. I know, I know, you are just 'passing on' information. Hey, I guess it worked for that andrea chick, so you just MAY be the next psychic millionaire.

Family is. Not family are. (Family is a singular noun, just because it MEANS more than one person, you still use the singular verb). Use the English language properly if you are going to narrate a show. I am sure she did not write the dialogue, but SOMEONE did. Grammar check, something. And pronounce words and names correctly. It amazes me that these "narrators" don't bother learning the pronunciation of people's names correctly. Yes, maybe it's nitpicking, but if you want us to listen yo what you're saying, saying it correctly makes a huge difference. There really is no excuse for mistakes like these with the technology we have.

On several episodes, the police investigators said they didn't tell the psychic if they were right or not and they were in disbelief because the psychic was telling them things they couldn't have possibly known without being at the crime scene. Definitely worth watching!