Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

muriel_volestrangler

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11. That seems to be her claiming she *ought to* win, not that she has won

Sun Mar 31, 2024, 01:18 PM

Mar 2024

She claims she just did it "for the truth", but has continued to claim the innocent professor "might have" done it, even after the charging of someone else.

It looks like malice (and greed - hence the claim for $1m) to me, but I'm not confident US courts will see it provable that it's malice.

I can't find any news item later than that, so I guess this has not yet got to court, or been settled.

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"Psychic" gets a murder case totally wrong, is being sued. [View all] Archae Mar 2024 OP

Well, if she deliberately pointed to a totally innocent person, yeah, sue her and/or others like her, SWBTATTReg Mar 2024 #1

Latest update... Archae Mar 2024 #2

In Missouri, we long have had psychics around, especially near the Rolla/west of St. Louis region, at one time, they SWBTATTReg Mar 2024 #4

That seems to be her claiming she *ought to* win, not that she has won muriel_volestrangler Mar 2024 #11

"Psychics" are charlatans and con artists JoseBalow Mar 2024 #3

What, no flat earth? cloudbase Mar 2024 #5

Good point! JoseBalow Mar 2024 #8

Lawsuits will help. SarahD Mar 2024 #6

There are lots of genuine psychics who have worked with police forces and Karadeniz Mar 2024 #7

There aren't any "genuine psychics." Archae Mar 2024 #9

She's doubling down... Archae Mar 2024 #10