In early March 2010 this web site was modified to provide links to two web sites examining major TV psychic detectives and their crime and missing person case claims. More than 50,000 words of content originally displayed here on the opening page together with a link to "psychic" Noreen Renier's independent web site were voluntarily removed --- though much of the critical analysis remains. Here facts from fiction are separated and presented for public viewing and study.

Adding to thousands of dollars in book royalties already held by a U.S. Bankruptcy Court Trustee, Noreen Renier on February 25, 2010 paid an additional $9000.00 in her Chapter 7 filing to regain the copyright to her book A Mind For Murder. Her payments however did not include the rights to this web site which began in late 2005. The funds being collected by the Bankruptcy Court will pay Renier's creditors --- with the majority going to her leading critic ---see 'Commentary by Sherlock' below. Many additional "psychic detectives" are examined and scrutinized on this web site including Kim Rowe, Carla Baron, Pam Coronado, Sunny Dawn Johnston, Kathy Fleinwall, Laurie McQuary, Nancy Weber, Annette Martin, Barb Larsen, Jodie Green, and Linda Jones.

This option provides a direct link to the web site for the Gargantua & Pantagruel Inquiry Group, and examines the history and claims of all leading psychic detectives. Decades of exaggerations and deceptions are showcased by many missing person psychics working alongside police --- and we include the views of former psychic detectives! This web site also outlines concerns in using psychics in criminal and missing person investigations. Sources both inside and outside the paranormal community have provided an analysis of those concerns.

The link below provides 'Commentary by Sherlock' including the investigation of Noreen Renier's "most unusual" missing person case in locating passengers after a plane crash near Gardner, Massachusetts. It's a far different case than what you likely expect! The riveting examination by a well known investigator is an abridged counter-point summary to claims originally stated or published in 2005 by Noreen Renier. It assists the public in understanding both sides in the disputed claims and comments now changed or deleted from 2008 editions of her book A Mind For Murder. Key public court filings and responses are also referenced in PDF format.