Who Ya Gonna Call? Not Psychics, Apparently

Not content to simply let it be a fad on television shows, the Philadelphia Police Department has apparently turned to psychics to solve their hardest cases.

Well, maybe. The article begins with a case that, uh, wasn’t really solved by psychic Valerie Morrison in 1993, and the detective who went to her in the first place said the police suspected the woman who Morrison fingered as the culprit. (Morrison, of course, takes credit.)

After that, it’s… uhm… well… since the lead to the article is a case is in 1993, you can guess how often the Philly police department consults psychics.

However, apparently the missing persons case of Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone brought out the psychics, who gave the family tips that the couple was dead in the river, that Petrone was working at a Camden shipyard unnoticed and that Imbo was a Jane Doe in a hospital somewhere. Erhm.

But, hey, that one psychic fingered a mother in the murder of her child. Who ever would have been able to just guess that one!

Turning to psychics [Daily News]