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Suspects from this week’s Philadelphia carjacking/murder case have been arrested and several accurate predictions were made regarding this incident in my Sunday blog/news of the future post which can also be found on Facebook and Twitter:
1) They found one of the suspects in a shed nearby (the specific “shack” is mentioned in my prediction). The shed was found within half a mile of the scene of the crime; I predicted it to be within 2 miles. This is confirmed in the news report.
2) One had never been in jail and the other had served time for robbery and was considered a violent offender. This is confirmed in the news report.
3) One of the men was reported as feeling guilty and having repetitive images of the accident. His guilt and remorse has been confirmed in the news report.
4) There were two C’s in the initials of one of the men. The names “Li” and “Crusher” came up as the name of the more violent offender. His name is Cornelius (Li is in the name) Crawford (which sounds like “Crusher” and which was guessed as a nickname).
5) One of them went to a parent for help. This is confirmed in the news report, although it is referred to as the mother. It is as yet unknown if one or both had gone to their father for help.
6) Ages were close in the prediction, although not exact. I thought maybe 23 & 25 while I was under self-hypnosis; it turns out that they were 19 & 24. But the older one, Crawford, was listed as “approximately 25” in the blog and it turns out he is 24.
Overall, perhaps the most helpful details were the psychic predictions about the main offender’s name, age, description of his criminal history, and whereabouts. There is no way that I could have known any of this information before it was released to the press, other than through psychic channeling and self-hypnosis.
Additionally, more details are bound to emerge as this case continues, so please check back here for more updates.
To see one of the recent articles regarding this case, please go here.
To view the original blog post, please visit this Kyra Oser blog entry.
