Raylene van worth. She says that her "wonderful" predictions have been published in gannette's "journal news", that she has thirty years of experience and that she works with the local police, actually going to crime scenes to help them solve murder cases.
In fact she says that the "new york times" has recently wrote a story about the accuracy of her predictoins... She goes on to say that when she saw my name it pracatly jumped off the page at her so she felt compled to look deeper. Begining august 6, i will have 72 days of "good luck" in which a store clerk will refund me an exact amount of 9.38, i'll have a chance of winning 100,000 in a lottery and that stability will finally be a reality for me.
She claims that the reason she has been given this gift is to help others because when she was a child, she caught viral encephalitis, in which she almost died.
Since then she has had the psychic ability to predict future events. She also included an article written by the "new york times" commending her on her accurate predictions in finding the killer police were desperate to find.
It all seemed real. Could she really be faking it all?
Terri
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