I bought a magical trinket once, and it actually worked. I wanted to be older. I started getting older immediately upon obtaining it. Ten years ago I was 20 and now I'm 30. Take that science
@@otzeyRight lol? The Delaware River Valley is legit one of the most beautiful places in the North East full of dense forests and river towns. The pine barrens are very cool in the south as well. To be fair much of the North East of the state is an industrial hellscape but that's all many people see on their way to NYC or the Jersey Shore.
This reminds me of the television preachers who tell people to send them prayer requests with money. The money ends up in their tax-exempt pockets, so that they can buy private jets, and the prayer requests end up in a giant dumpster in the back of the "church" property. I guess people will never learn.
Reminds me of the ‘holy water’ they tried selling on TV. My jaw fell when I saw this. First I thought what network would agree to air this second I was like who is really buying this. Unbelievable
@@tarstarkusz likely cultural n social differences affect IQ which has its issues around racial discrimination being invented by a white middle class bloke. No?
@@TJ-cr8idPeople buy bottled water from somebody elses tap when they have their own. A young woman on the plane paid to have her seat switched to an aisle. There are 3 seats in a row. People literally seem to buy anything.
You should cover Ms. Cleo from back in the day, she was a TV infomercial psychic who put on a fake island accent and literally conned the hell out of people.
Went to a psychic once at a fair when I was 16, she said I’d marry soon, my husband would be in the military and I’d have 4 children. Flash forward, I married a doctor at 36, adopted 1 child and had 1 biological child. Her insight and accuracy were uncanny😂
I was told once that I would marry and have children as well. I am married, but we never had kids. I’m glad that prediction was free! It was what it was worth 😂
It’s sad that some people actually think psychics can help them speak to their dead family members. It is absolutely disgusting that some people take advantage of people that are grieving.
@@bthomson It's exactly that; some people, no matter their level of intelligence, desperately seek that solace and comfort. Our brains are tricky things.. and they are flawed. You can be a genius in one area or many, and lack common sense in another.
In order for psychics to exist, you must deny the laws of physics. But, I predict that in Dr. Grande’s next video, he’ll be wearing a button down shirt and glasses! 😊
Looking across the pond from the UK I'm glad that the authorities are taking this scammer seriously. However I suspect his evil profits were a fraction of those made by the various religious charlatans in the US who seem to have carte blanche when it comes to deceiving and manipulating sad and desperate people into sending them money.
Yep. The end times never came. 3 Peter 3:4 where is this second coming of Jesus?! Then some verses down Peter changes the definition of last days to mean a thousand years. You can’t preach, repent, the end is near, but don’t worry, God will send man to the moon first!
Looking across the pond from the US, I suspect his evil profits were a fraction of those made by various university charlatans in the UK who seem to have carte blanche when it comes to deceiving and manipulating sad and desperate young people into sending them money for worthless degrees.
I would pay for entertainment reasons.. just how some people pay to go football, they win absolutely nothing from going, they pay extra for a top just cause it has a team name on it. Yet they do it for entertainment. I see no point, but I understand the entertainment.the psychic I met ain't intelligent enough, to be the next derrin brown. And to know the stuff she knew about me. Is enough entertainment..she was to good. And psychics don't tell u the future. All the physics I seen never once told me the future. I Come from a family of Irish gypsies. They ain't faking, they live and breath it.
I've concluded, some people are so lonely they will buy into anything. Sorta like buying a friendship. Very sad. Everything they need to make them happy is already in them. They need to be alone for a while and trust things will be all right. Always interesting and no body died. Thank you Peace 💕🇺🇲
I just read a book about Stanford University founder Jane Stanford who was very eccentrically involved with psychics and Spiritualism, who was murdered in 1905. The book itself was rather disorganized, so I wouldn't recommend it, but the circumstances were fascinating.
Came for the speculation... stayed for the brilliant dry humour. The Brit in me loves that dry humour! Well done, Doc! You're a bloody treasure! My personal opinion about this mumbo jumbo nonsense is that it's no different than any church that accepts money. Seemingly, people rather enjoy being scammed.
Was it PT Barnum who said “there’s a sucker born every minute”? Unfortunately these folks are suffering and looking for relief. Sad that in their vulnerability they are easy targets.
Always loved seeing James Randi straight up destroy psychics and other scammers like them. He was what we need more of. Rationality and not fearing calling these bad actors out.
Hi Dr Grande, it’s a long time since I got in the 1st 100! So happy that so many are discovering your particular way of sharing these cases. Still always listen before I go to sleep. Nighty night from Ireland!
Oh wow....I used to get these all the time. I don't think I ever responded to them, but still they came lol. I hadn't heard about this latest chapter so thanks for the update (and 'memories' lol).
@@terryKessler42719yes, I'm not sure how old u are but my father (Sicilian) WARNED me against them when I was a kid. Also if ever arrested say NOTHING! only "I want an attorney"
If only he had access to someone who could foresee the future😅😂. Another classic burn. I’m glad that you are educating people on frauds like this. I definitely prefer for people to learn the easy way rather than the hard way that there are greedy evil people out there
I went to a psychic once when I was 18. It was at her house that I randomly came across while driving around. For $5 she read my palm and told me there are bad things surrounding me that don't want me to achieve or do well. I'm 46 now and still remember that.
My mother believed in psychics & took me along to some of her "readings" 🙄...I was about 10 years old. Around the same time she gave me a set of tarot cards & strongly encouraged me to learn to read them. By the time I was 16 years old she would have me do card readings for her friends, who would slip me $20...that my mother would later take from me to use for her cigarettes & gas money. 😒 Of course I was making up everything in the readings based part on conversations I would frequently over hear about her friend's lives, everything from affairs to health problems. It's very sad. People from all walks of life from celebrities to us every say people embrace and believe in "psychics"...their "powers" and "magic". To those who are desperately lonely and unhappy it can become an addiction.
I learned to read tarot cards in high school for fun. Did a presentation in front of a class and halfway through some classmates began to think I was pyschic. I finished my presentation with an explanation of cold reading. It was an intro to psychology class. I got an A.😊
Just a reminder,, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about a Canadian mail fraudster who made millions of dollars despite being a hoser (like this).
fiscal transaction is an essential part of fortune-telling because it creates a metaphysical conduit. the more money you send, the more luck you and the psychic receive, bad or good respectively.
One night a psychic called me at 1 o'clock in the morning. It was Miss Cleo. "This is Miss Cleo. I can tell you about love, money, family, (etc)" Me: "You're psychic? Miss Cleo: "Yes, pappi (she was Haitian)." Me: "How many fingers am I holding up?"
Uri Gellor's amazing powers would seem too to mysteriously dry up in the presence of James Randi. Randi use to joke that Uri was a magician who knew only one trick, bending spoons. You might also add opening gullible people's wallets to his repertoire.
I'd have to be pretty desperate for entertainment to send money to some fly-by-night by-mail psychic service. Thanks for another jaw-dropping profile, Dr. Grande!
I had my palm read at a picnic when I was pregnant. The psychic had a reading that I had a boy. I already had an ultrasound that I had a girl. She said the due date was November. I kept track of my dates so I knew it was October. She told me it would be ceasarian. Oh well!
Similar thing happened to me with my stepmother, except she used a 'powerful all-knowing' crystal🙄😒 that said I was definitely having a boy. The daughter I had begged to differ😂
A psychic at a fair read my future when I was a teenager. She said in 2 yrs I’d hear the pitter patter of little feet. The next year I would receive an 8 pound bundle of joy with an unexpected surprise. 3 months after that I would find a secret box filled with the essence of life. 3 months later I would move to a new place. Boy was she accurate. Exactly 2 yrs later I got a rodent infestation. I got a cat to take care of it. She did a great job but needed a little help & a friend. So I got her a gal pal kitty. I took my first kitty to the Vet who informed me she was a he whose testicles hadn’t dropped. Also he was 8 pounds. Oh yeah. He got the other cat pregnant before I found out he was not a she. The second kitty had kittens & hid them in a box far back in a closet. Three months later I had a small electrical fire that burned up the living room. And by the time all those cats & rodents chewed up & scratched the house I decided I’d better move & start all over.
Obviously we can pick up on energy that is in our external environment-“gut feeling” is derived from this. I’ve had good feedback from my abilities, when I was 4 I spoke about a child my Gma had that was a secret-that was the beginning of my parents understanding some ppl can access certain energies they feel. An example as an adult I did not take heed with: my husband stood up in a friends wedding and I was his guest. I kept feeling I should not go-terrible feelings. Even though I know my abilities I chose to ignore it and go. I left early from the wedding, my husband stayed. A man at the wedding followed me home, broke into my home where my 14 year old was also. He attempted to rape me until my son grabbed our gun. We made it out ok, aside from the criminal trial and trauma we continue to work through. Everyone has these extra sensory abilities, but by God please do not think they are under your complete control. I cannot control when they come to me-there’s no “buy a lotto ticket”-and get rich. Use discernment.
So, does this mean that the Social Security Administration is staffed by psychics? My birthday has been printed in some of its mailings. It was even mostly accurate!
Dr. Grande, how do you do it? What's your secret? IMO we should support this dedicated and hardworking man who consistently wakes up early and rarely takes time off. He is passionate about his work, which many of us appreciate and look forward to daily. He never disappoints and is incredibly reliable. Dr. Grande hardly ever takes sick leave or vacations, and it seems like he is always working without time for leisure. He truly deserves a day off. Let's support him by subscribing, liking, donating and commenting, Thank you, Dr. Grande, for everything you do. For your unwavering dedication and for keeping us informed. Last but not least, Dr. Grande, your infamous dry humor, sweetens the pot. Thank you for the laughs. There were many.
If they run businesses like this yes. Some people do have interesting clairvoyant traits, but they are selective and cannot be applied to anything and everything in a way you could run a “business”.
My cousin in a full upper body cast from spinal surgery, felt she certainly knew where a missing man could be located. She is a gentle kindly person. She had a friend drive her to where she kept thinking he would be, and the man was located, dead. She was arrested and held in jail until she was cleared. She has always been fey, she said never again would she help in this manner. And she hasn’t.
I knew the famous psychic Irene Hughes' granddaughter when we were in our teens. Even though I am a skeptic. Her story is worth looking into she made some startling predictions.
Dr Grande, would you consider giving your analysis on Billy Meier, who is the author of ‘They Fly’, and it’s subsequent L Ron Hubbard style books as well as “ufo” pictures?
People use psychics although they’ll never admit it. I think if you have concerns to work out you are far better off using valuable counseling resources either in person or on the net that can be researched on your own. Many psychics are, in my view, people who have good social skills and like many people in life tell folks what they want to hear. I do have to add that I do feel there are people who are highly intuitive and observant which gives the impression of other worldly skills. Frankly, some people just pay attention to their surroundings and observe behavior patterns like the tv show “The Mentalist” and can make amazing assessments. Some folks live in a fog so if they meet someone who actually listens and observes they are astounded.
One of my favorite songs is Tom Petty's 1979 Casa Dega. Casa Dega is actually a whole town of psychics in Florida that believe their own BS. But the song is great!
It always amazes me that the people buying into these scams don’t question why the perpetrators don’t use their own schemes to get rich quick!? An appalling abuse of the desperate and vulnerable.
It appears he was primarily motivated by money. I imagine that most psychics believe, to some extent, in what they do unless they are confidence players as a trade. That is a lot of people hooked to that business!
I'm curious about what, despite the common knowledge of fraudsters and their tactics, makes some folks still think this is legit. Yeah, desperation, ignorance, and vulnerability are factors, but that seems too easy an explanation. Maybe more simply-put, why do people even believe in psychics? and telekinesis, and reading minds and all that.
I always lie about my date of birth for everything. Corporate data handling is horrendously insecure. I don't want some darkweb dump advertising my real dob. I certainly don't put it on social media either.
I'm not a psychic, but I see many more great Dr. Grande videos in the future.
😂🎉 May it be! 😅
Wow! Time may prove you are psychic. 🤣
What's your mailing address, I would like a personalized letter 😂
😅 you're a true psychic
@@DarthFurie
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I bought a magical trinket once, and it actually worked. I wanted to be older. I started getting older immediately upon obtaining it. Ten years ago I was 20 and now I'm 30. Take that science
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Very good 🤣🤣🤣
Very cute!
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“It’s a shame Patrice didn’t have access to someone who could see the future.” Lol 😂
He would have stayed in a country without extradition!
I cannot get enough of Dr. Grande's contempt for psychics and lie-detector tests. I love it!
And New Jersey!
@@TheOldandslow I like New Jersey 😶
He doesn’t like Florida either.
@@otzeyRight lol? The Delaware River Valley is legit one of the most beautiful places in the North East full of dense forests and river towns. The pine barrens are very cool in the south as well. To be fair much of the North East of the state is an industrial hellscape but that's all many people see on their way to NYC or the Jersey Shore.
And religion…..
This reminds me of the television preachers who tell people to send them prayer requests with money. The money ends up in their tax-exempt pockets, so that they can buy private jets, and the prayer requests end up in a giant dumpster in the back of the "church" property. I guess people will never learn.
Reminds me of the ‘holy water’ they tried selling on TV. My jaw fell when I saw this. First I thought what network would agree to air this second I was like who is really buying this. Unbelievable
🎉 true
@@tarstarkuszis IQ related to race. I will inquire.
@@tarstarkusz likely cultural n social differences affect IQ which has its issues around racial discrimination being invented by a white middle class bloke. No?
@@TJ-cr8idPeople buy bottled water from somebody elses tap when they have their own. A young woman on the plane paid to have her seat switched to an aisle. There are 3 seats in a row. People literally seem to buy anything.
180M in fraud money and ended up in court with a public defender. 🤑
You should cover Ms. Cleo from back in the day, she was a TV infomercial psychic who put on a fake island accent and literally conned the hell out of people.
Yessssss
Miss Cleo! Yesss!
I would be interested in that.
How about the Rev.Ike or Velvet Jones
Miss cleo is still doing prank calls on You Tube 😅
It's crazy that he burned through all the money.
IKR??? I guess an unrelenting torrent of money just doesn’t go as far as it used to. 🤷♀️
Went to a psychic once at a fair when I was 16, she said I’d marry soon, my husband would be in the military and I’d have 4 children. Flash forward, I married a doctor at 36, adopted 1 child and had 1 biological child. Her insight and accuracy were uncanny😂
You need to have 2 more children and convince your husband to enlist. Nothing else is acceptable.
I was told once that I would marry and have children as well. I am married, but we never had kids. I’m glad that prediction was free! It was what it was worth 😂
Well, yeah, but other than those little details, the psychic's insight was perfect!
Just what every 16 year old wants to hear 😂
I think it’s amazing you adopted ❤
It’s sad that some people actually think psychics can help them speak to their dead family members. It is absolutely disgusting that some people take advantage of people that are grieving.
Same fiction
Some pretty smart people ( Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for one) believed and took solace.
@@bthomson It's exactly that; some people, no matter their level of intelligence, desperately seek that solace and comfort. Our brains are tricky things.. and they are flawed. You can be a genius in one area or many, and lack common sense in another.
Yes. It has been said that the spirit that is contacted isn't from heaven. Save your money.
@@bthomsonthen he wasn't that smart, apparently.
In order for psychics to exist, you must deny the laws of physics. But, I predict that in Dr. Grande’s next video, he’ll be wearing a button down shirt and glasses! 😊
Looking across the pond from the UK I'm glad that the authorities are taking this scammer seriously. However I suspect his evil profits were a fraction of those made by the various religious charlatans in the US who seem to have carte blanche when it comes to deceiving and manipulating sad and desperate people into sending them money.
Like Benny Hinn, Jim Baker.
Amen. And religious frauds have tax-exempt status.
And doing it all tax-free
Yep. The end times never came. 3 Peter 3:4 where is this second coming of Jesus?! Then some verses down Peter changes the definition of last days to mean a thousand years.
You can’t preach, repent, the end is near, but don’t worry, God will send man to the moon first!
Looking across the pond from the US, I suspect his evil profits were a fraction of those made by various university charlatans in the UK who seem to have carte blanche when it comes to deceiving and manipulating sad and desperate young people into sending them money for worthless degrees.
Can't remember to put my bins out every Tuesday. Can remember the entire opening to Dr Grande's videos, word by word 😅
It’s abhorrent how some people take advantage of people’s vulnerabilities for financial gain.
Great review as usual.❤
That is how the majority of all excessive money is made by taking advantage of others
Most of the medical industry
We usually call it "capitalism"
Con men usually have personality traits from the dark triad.
I would pay for entertainment reasons.. just how some people pay to go football, they win absolutely nothing from going, they pay extra for a top just cause it has a team name on it. Yet they do it for entertainment. I see no point, but I understand the entertainment.the psychic I met ain't intelligent enough, to be the next derrin brown. And to know the stuff she knew about me. Is enough entertainment..she was to good. And psychics don't tell u the future. All the physics I seen never once told me the future. I Come from a family of Irish gypsies. They ain't faking, they live and breath it.
I've concluded, some people are so lonely they will buy into anything.
Sorta like buying a friendship.
Very sad. Everything they need to make them happy is already in them.
They need to be alone for a while and trust things will be all right.
Always interesting and no body died.
Thank you
Peace 💕🇺🇲
I hate how many mainstream talk shows have psychics on. And my God were they ever awful. Embarrassing. People should not be promoting this shit
Dr. G cranking out the well-informed analysis on the regular.💪💙
Good afternoon Dr Grande, excellent analysis. As always I learn something new from your videos.
Have a great week.
6:05 Dr Grande with another spot-on burn 🔥
I just read a book about Stanford University founder Jane Stanford who was very eccentrically involved with psychics and Spiritualism, who was murdered in 1905. The book itself was rather disorganized, so I wouldn't recommend it, but the circumstances were fascinating.
Came for the speculation... stayed for the brilliant dry humour. The Brit in me loves that dry humour! Well done, Doc! You're a bloody treasure!
My personal opinion about this mumbo jumbo nonsense is that it's no different than any church that accepts money. Seemingly, people rather enjoy being scammed.
I will never understand how so many people believe in psychics....
Was it PT Barnum who said “there’s a sucker born every minute”? Unfortunately these folks are suffering and looking for relief. Sad that in their vulnerability they are easy targets.
Doc is ruthless and I love it!
Ah, a video about a fellow Montrealer! And I foresee myself watching your next video tomorrow morning with coffee (much as I am doing right now).
"Where do you see yourself in five years?"
Me: "Hopefully not a subject of Dr. Grande's program."
Such cons are common across Europe targeting vulnerable people blatantly asking for cash for esoteric bunkem. The letters are quite sophisticated.
Hard to believe that many people still believe in these fraudsters, and pay for their [services].
Or 'tithe'
@@ericvulgateYou beat me to it.😂
"If only Patrice had access to someone who could see the future" lol
You have a deep and profound understanding of the human personality. Thank you so much.
Always loved seeing James Randi straight up destroy psychics and other scammers like them. He was what we need more of. Rationality and not fearing calling these bad actors out.
I love your humour. Those small gems are great 7:01
If a psychic was real, they would know immediately that they're not going to get any money from me
Hi Dr Grande, it’s a long time since I got in the 1st 100! So happy that so many are discovering your particular way of sharing these cases. Still always listen before I go to sleep. Nighty night from Ireland!
Good night sleep tight from Texas
Oh wow....I used to get these all the time. I don't think I ever responded to them, but still they came lol. I hadn't heard about this latest chapter so thanks for the update (and 'memories' lol).
We appreciate your insights. Keep working hard.
I appreciate Dr. Grande informing me regarding the validity of lie detector tests. I have total contempt for them now and would never consent to one.
@@terryKessler42719yes, I'm not sure how old u are but my father (Sicilian) WARNED me against them when I was a kid. Also if ever arrested say NOTHING! only "I want an attorney"
Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! I look forward to watching this.
If only he had access to someone who could foresee the future😅😂. Another classic burn. I’m glad that you are educating people on frauds like this. I definitely prefer for people to learn the easy way rather than the hard way that there are greedy evil people out there
Thank you for another awesome video. You rock.
I went to a psychic once when I was 18. It was at her house that I randomly came across while driving around. For $5 she read my palm and told me there are bad things surrounding me that don't want me to achieve or do well. I'm 46 now and still remember that.
I can read your palm for 10 dollars.
I saw a physic once, first thing out of her mouth she said,, so tell me about yourself,, I said,,you're the physic you tell me,,!!!😅
@@sheilagravely5621 Haha!
My mother believed in psychics & took me along to some of her "readings" 🙄...I was about 10 years old. Around the same time she gave me a set of tarot cards & strongly encouraged me to learn to read them. By the time I was 16 years old she would have me do card readings for her friends, who would slip me $20...that my mother would later take from me to use for her cigarettes & gas money. 😒 Of course I was making up everything in the readings based part on conversations I would frequently over hear about her friend's lives, everything from affairs to health problems. It's very sad. People from all walks of life from celebrities to us every say people embrace and believe in "psychics"...their "powers" and "magic". To those who are desperately lonely and unhappy it can become an addiction.
I learned to read tarot cards in high school for fun. Did a presentation in front of a class and halfway through some classmates began to think I was pyschic. I finished my presentation with an explanation of cold reading. It was an intro to psychology class. I got an A.😊
Just a reminder,, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about a Canadian mail fraudster who made millions of dollars despite being a hoser (like this).
Always fun Zebra!
@@bthomson thank you! :)
Has to cover himself legally!
fiscal transaction is an essential part of fortune-telling because it creates a metaphysical conduit. the more money you send, the more luck you and the psychic receive, bad or good respectively.
One night a psychic called me at 1 o'clock in the morning. It was Miss Cleo. "This is Miss Cleo. I can tell you about love, money, family, (etc)"
Me: "You're psychic?
Miss Cleo: "Yes, pappi (she was Haitian)."
Me: "How many fingers am I holding up?"
Just a reminder, I’m not forecasting the future, merely speculating on what might happen in a situation like this.
Take shelter, Dr. Grande and family! Hope everyone is safe tonight!
... is there a storm somewhere? It's calm and breezy where I live
Yes! Weather supposed to be difficult! 🌩🌬🌀☔⚡
East Coast US storms and tornados.
@@azulgaia7782hmm, I'm on the East Coast and we had a bit of light rain but that's it. Stay safe everyone!
James Randi used to deal with psychics by challenging them. The guy was brilliant and funny.
The Amazing Randi; that guy was fantastic.
Uri Gellor's amazing powers would seem too to mysteriously dry up in the presence of James Randi. Randi use to joke that Uri was a magician who knew only one trick, bending spoons. You might also add opening gullible people's wallets to his repertoire.
the inventor of the word 'WOO!!' LUV that guy . . .
I'd have to be pretty desperate for entertainment to send money to some fly-by-night by-mail psychic service. Thanks for another jaw-dropping profile, Dr. Grande!
I had my palm read at a picnic when I was pregnant. The psychic had a reading that I had a boy. I already had an ultrasound that I had a girl. She said the due date was November. I kept track of my dates so I knew it was October. She told me it would be ceasarian. Oh well!
Total strike out! At least you have a wonderful daughter! 😊
Similar thing happened to me with my stepmother, except she used a 'powerful all-knowing' crystal🙄😒 that said I was definitely having a boy. The daughter I had begged to differ😂
@@daynasafranek7807 I did have a ceasarian. She had a 50% chance of guessing that one. And I do have a beautiful daughter
Yes just guess work 😮the baby can only be a boy or a girl it’s not hard
@@MyFrankieee and it can only be ceasarian or natural
A psychic at a fair read my future when I was a teenager. She said in 2 yrs I’d hear the pitter patter of little feet. The next year I would receive an 8 pound bundle of joy with an unexpected surprise. 3 months after that I would find a secret box filled with the essence of life. 3 months later I would move to a new place. Boy was she accurate.
Exactly 2 yrs later I got a rodent infestation. I got a cat to take care of it. She did a great job but needed a little help & a friend. So I got her a gal pal kitty. I took my first kitty to the Vet who informed me she was a he whose testicles hadn’t dropped. Also he was 8 pounds. Oh yeah. He got the other cat pregnant before I found out he was not a she. The second kitty had kittens & hid them in a box far back in a closet.
Three months later I had a small electrical fire that burned up the living room. And by the time all those cats & rodents chewed up & scratched the house I decided I’d better move & start all over.
Obviously we can pick up on energy that is in our external environment-“gut feeling” is derived from this. I’ve had good feedback from my abilities, when I was 4 I spoke about a child my Gma had that was a secret-that was the beginning of my parents understanding some ppl can access certain energies they feel. An example as an adult I did not take heed with: my husband stood up in a friends wedding and I was his guest. I kept feeling I should not go-terrible feelings. Even though I know my abilities I chose to ignore it and go.
I left early from the wedding, my husband stayed. A man at the wedding followed me home, broke into my home where my 14 year old was also. He attempted to rape me until my son grabbed our gun. We made it out ok, aside from the criminal trial and trauma we continue to work through.
Everyone has these extra sensory abilities, but by God please do not think they are under your complete control. I cannot control when they come to me-there’s no “buy a lotto ticket”-and get rich.
Use discernment.
So, does this mean that the Social Security Administration is staffed by psychics? My birthday has been printed in some of its mailings. It was even mostly accurate!
Thanks!
I follow a select few psychics and they have helped me tremendously. I absolutely believe people are gifted.
Are you serious or trolling?
If one is able to help--why do you need more? I suggest you have just proven Dr. Grande correct: they're frauds.
Could you do a video on UFO/Alien researchers Jacques Vallee & J. Allen Hynek? They both came to the same conclusion.👽
Psychics and televangelists are a lot alike to me😂
Yep.
I think televangelists are a lot worse . I can't stand them .
I want to write a letter to that guy saying I'm a psychic lawyer who can get him off
Please look at the case of Lindsay Shiver - the rich Georgia woman who tried to have her husband killed in the Bahamas.
Dr. Grande, how do you do it? What's your secret?
IMO we should support this dedicated and hardworking man who consistently wakes up early and rarely takes time off. He is passionate about his work, which many of us appreciate and look forward to daily. He never disappoints and is incredibly reliable.
Dr. Grande hardly ever takes sick leave or vacations, and it seems like he is always working without time for leisure. He truly deserves a day off. Let's support him by subscribing, liking, donating and commenting,
Thank you, Dr. Grande, for everything you do. For your unwavering dedication and for keeping us informed.
Last but not least, Dr. Grande, your infamous dry humor, sweetens the pot. Thank you for the laughs. There were many.
I'm here for the interesting dialogue.
Half the joy is to see him throw zingers with such a straight face 😂😂😂
“People were amazed by her non existent powers” 😆
Just as I read this, he said it
@@ember1794 😂
I mean, aren't all psychics con artists? 😂
yes
Not if they believe
If they run businesses like this yes. Some people do have interesting clairvoyant traits, but they are selective and cannot be applied to anything and everything in a way you could run a “business”.
They're either a fraud or delusional.
Went into a psychic once just for fun... A reading was $99...i told her i'd rather just wait and see...
My cousin in a full upper body cast from spinal surgery, felt she certainly knew where a missing man could be located. She is a gentle kindly person. She had a friend drive her to where she kept thinking he would be, and the man was located, dead. She was arrested and held in jail until she was cleared. She has always been fey, she said never again would she help in this manner. And she hasn’t.
This is exactly why genuine psychics don’t assist more in missing persons cases.
@@epicmercury333 genuine psychics. An oxymoron.
I knew the famous psychic Irene Hughes' granddaughter when we were in our teens.
Even though I am a skeptic.
Her story is worth looking into she made some startling predictions.
I'd vote not guilty if I was on jury no one should be criminally responsible for someone else's stupidity
I would consider that as a defense but they gave false promises in the letter.
@@daynasafranek7807 any psychic gives false promises
Everyone should know psychics are for entertainment. Like movies or cartoons. If they thought it was real then it's their own fault.
Dr Grande, would you consider giving your analysis on Billy Meier, who is the author of ‘They Fly’, and it’s subsequent L Ron Hubbard style books as well as “ufo” pictures?
As soon as I heard the guy’s last name, I knew we’d be in for some delicious puns 😂
Me too!
People use psychics although they’ll never admit it. I think if you have concerns to work out you are far better off using valuable counseling resources either in person or on the net that can be researched on your own. Many psychics are, in my view, people who have good social skills and like many people in life tell folks what they want to hear. I do have to add that I do feel there are people who are highly intuitive and observant which gives the impression of other worldly skills. Frankly, some people just pay attention to their surroundings and observe behavior patterns like the tv show “The Mentalist” and can make amazing assessments. Some folks live in a fog so if they meet someone who actually listens and observes they are astounded.
I once received a letter that successfully predicted my address.
I was astounded.
People are dumb. Can't arrest every person that tricked gullible people. Not guilty
The psychic provided inspiration for your great video, so I guess that's worth something.
Hello Dr. Grande, what do you think of Tyler Henry? Thank you🙏
I got these letters in the 90s!
I'm American. I'm surprised I never received one of these letters since he sent so many letters.
can you PLEASE make a video on the psychic medium Matt Fraser?
One of my favorite songs is Tom Petty's 1979 Casa Dega. Casa Dega is actually a whole town of psychics in Florida that believe their own BS. But the song is great!
how is maria not in jail???
patrice should have just said he was a psychic and not use maria's name and he'd be "innocent"
I went to a psychic once in Manhattan. There was definitely an entertainment factor 😂
That would be the only reason to do that
@@arribaficationwineho32it was hilarious and it was worth the pocket change I spent to have the experience, lol
There is no limit to gullibility it seems.
He had no money left!!! Is he insane?? Or did he hide some of it around the world...
I’m a kind of a psychic sometimes. It’s weird that I have predicted few things… 😮 Great analysis and thank you 🙏🤩
Is premonition the same as being psychic?
@@scarlettphoenix7024 yes
@@scarlettphoenix7024 maybe that’s what it is, premonition!
Me too, but I never ever would charge ppl. Also I consider it a God given gift NOT to be abused. ❤️🥰
@@scarlettphoenix7024kinda yeah
I am not psychic but can see that many people will for them!
Can you analyze the Alabama brawl next?
See Beau of the fifth column on this - very insightful!
What about it
Hey, Dr.Grande.. I dont know if you have covered him yet.? But you could cover Bernie Madoff.. Thanks for your analysis Dr. Grande.
3 years ago confidence man!
Is anyone else here old enough to remember chain letters?
11:54 my sincerity qualifies me as a real psychic! 13:10
Paying 50 bucks for winning lottery numbers… Some people have no reasoning skills at all. 🤦♂️
They want to believe in something
Thank you, Dr. Grande.
I wish you would analyze, American psychic Edgar Cayce.
He was the real deal.
@@mullcrumthesage6303 He'd just say he was a fraudster as he docent believe in psychics
I wish you would stop including extraneous commas.
One Hundred...Eighty Million dollars.
How?!
It always amazes me that the people buying into these scams don’t question why the perpetrators don’t use their own schemes to get rich quick!? An appalling abuse of the desperate and vulnerable.
It appears he was primarily motivated by money.
I imagine that most psychics believe, to some extent, in what they do unless they are confidence players as a trade.
That is a lot of people hooked to that business!
I'm curious about what, despite the common knowledge of fraudsters and their tactics, makes some folks still think this is legit. Yeah, desperation, ignorance, and vulnerability are factors, but that seems too easy an explanation. Maybe more simply-put, why do people even believe in psychics? and telekinesis, and reading minds and all that.
It’s a form
Of religiosity - ALL must possess this “Blind Faith” n there you have it
DR. Grande, could you analyze the case of Neely Blanchard who murdered Chris Hallett. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you.
I fell for something like this once and got fleeced.
People have intuition. Best to use it. And avoid Charlatans. Predators use the weak of will.😊
These sheisters all need banning, taking advantage of grieving folks like they do.. SHAMELESS
I always lie about my date of birth for everything. Corporate data handling is horrendously insecure. I don't want some darkweb dump advertising my real dob. I certainly don't put it on social media either.
Mine just comes up when you google me. Dontknow how that happened.
Rodleen Getsic.
That’s a good rule to use a different dob on social media. You never know who has access to information online.