Sylvia Browne: WORLD'S WORST PSYCHIC

[chazraps]

Yeah, calling someone the 'World's Worst Psychic' seems like not a big deal on the surface, but have you seen how not only incredibly wrong this woman is but the lengths she'll go to to not only maintain that she's right but belittle the world around her? From claiming a woman's boyfriend "drowned to death" when he was killed in the 9/11 attacks to telling a set of parents in great detail that their kidnapped child was dead even though he WAS FOUND ALIVE AND WELL FOUR YEARS LATER with just about every detail proved WRONG, she's had a doozy of an awful existence.

I've assembled her worst moments for your viewing pleasure here: popularopinions.wordpress.com/2010/03/22/sylviabrowne/

She's no Gary Spivey.

[D2: Sweet & Sour Edition]

F*** Montel Williams period. F*** that motherf***er.

I have very, VERY personal reasons for that statement as a former guest on his show.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Not bad, man, not bad.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Mar 22, 2010 4:59:43 GMT -5 D2: Sweet & Sour Edition said:

F*** Montel Williams period. F*** that motherf***er.

I have very, VERY personal reasons for that statement as a former guest on his show.

Ok, what's the story?

You know, if you want to tell us.

[skykid]

How is this woman still allowed on TV? Has she ever been right about a single thing ever?

[silentrage]

Are there any other websites that expose her?

I need to send this stuff to my Mom because she's been caught in her web of lies. It's just not enough when me and my sister can just point out contradictions she does on our own from just the little bit we've seen of her.

[Paul]

She makes a ton of money duping idiots. Seems to me like she's a pretty good "psychic" by that standard.

[FrankGotch]

Mar 22, 2010 6:51:10 GMT -5 @silentrage said:

Are there any other websites that expose her?

I need to send this stuff to my Mom because she's been caught in her web of lies. It's just not enough when me and my sister can just point out contradictions she does on our own from just the little bit we've seen of her.

Thats a shame. Good luck convincing her, and don't expect it to be easy. No matter how much evidence is presented true believers will usually make up any excuse they can to ignore it.

[Loser troll. Please ban me]

Mar 22, 2010 6:51:10 GMT -5 @silentrage said:

Are there any other websites that expose her?

I need to send this stuff to my Mom because she's been caught in her web of lies. It's just not enough when me and my sister can just point out contradictions she does on our own from just the little bit we've seen of her.

stopsylvia.com/home/


However due to the webmasters illness, it hasn't been updated in awhile.

[FHgrad99]

May her next appearence be cancelled due to "unforseen circumstances."

[FrankGotch]

Here are a few of her more well known misses.

In 2003, Browne claimed that eleven year old Shawn Hornbeck had been abducted by a very tall man with long black dreadlocks and a blue sedan, and that his body could be found near two large, jagged boulders in a wooded area about 20 miles southwest of Richwoods. Her claims led to a refocusing of search efforts of numerous people calling in with tips regarding possible spottings of the rock formations Browne had mentioned. Hornbeck was found alive four years later, having been abducted by a white man with short brown hair who drove a small white Toyota pickup. Browne told the New York Daily News, "I'm terribly sorry that this happened, but I think my body of work stands by itself. I've broken case after case.


In 2002, Browne told Lynda McClelland's daughters that their mother had been abducted by a man with the initials "MJ" and taken to Orlando, Florida, but was still alive. McClelland's body was found buried less than two miles from her home in Pennsylvania. The man charged and convicted for the murder was David Repasky, McClelland's son-in-law, who was present for the reading.


In 1999, Browne told Audrey Sanderford that her six year old granddaughter Opal Jo Jennings had been taken from Tarrant County, Texas to Japan and forced into "white slavery", in a town she named as "Kukouro" or "Kukoura". No such town exists in Japan. In August of the same year, Richard Lee Franks was arrested and charged with Jennings' abduction and murder; he was convicted the next year. Jennings' remains were found in December 2003, and autopsy revealed that she had died from trauma to the head within hours of being abducted.

[Shy Guy]

there was another one, i think it was on montel, where a woman was asking if her husband was still keeping in contact with her.

sylvia was trying to figure out how he died... she saw a lot of fluid in his lungs... he drowned?

no. he was a fireman. he died at the first tower on 9\11.

[Murf]

Mar 22, 2010 10:30:37 GMT -5 Shy Guy said:

there was another one, i think it was on montel, where a woman was asking if her husband was still keeping in contact with her.

sylvia was trying to figure out how he died... she saw a lot of fluid in his lungs... he drowned?

no. he was a fireman. he died at the first tower on 9\11.

And her and Montel were all along the lines of "Well, water, he was a fireman. Maybe he drowned trying to put out the fire. THATS IT! OF COURSE."

[chazraps]

Mar 22, 2010 9:30:18 GMT -5 FrankGotch said:

Here are a few of her more well known misses.

In 2003, Browne claimed that eleven year old Shawn Hornbeck had been abducted by a very tall man with long black dreadlocks and a blue sedan, and that his body could be found near two large, jagged boulders in a wooded area about 20 miles southwest of Richwoods. Her claims led to a refocusing of search efforts of numerous people calling in with tips regarding possible spottings of the rock formations Browne had mentioned. Hornbeck was found alive four years later, having been abducted by a white man with short brown hair who drove a small white Toyota pickup. Browne told the New York Daily News, "I'm terribly sorry that this happened, but I think my body of work stands by itself. I've broken case after case.
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Footage of this AND the 9/11 "drowning" are in the blog post. You HAVE to see the footage, particularly the Hornbeck reading that annotates exactly how wrong she was.

[FrankGotch]

Mar 22, 2010 13:33:35 GMT -5 chazraps said:

Mar 22, 2010 9:30:18 GMT -5 FrankGotch said:

Here are a few of her more well known misses.

In 2003, Browne claimed that eleven year old Shawn Hornbeck had been abducted by a very tall man with long black dreadlocks and a blue sedan, and that his body could be found near two large, jagged boulders in a wooded area about 20 miles southwest of Richwoods. Her claims led to a refocusing of search efforts of numerous people calling in with tips regarding possible spottings of the rock formations Browne had mentioned. Hornbeck was found alive four years later, having been abducted by a white man with short brown hair who drove a small white Toyota pickup. Browne told the New York Daily News, "I'm terribly sorry that this happened, but I think my body of work stands by itself. I've broken case after case.
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Footage of this AND the 9/11 "drowning" are in the blog post. You HAVE to see the footage, particularly the Hornbeck reading that annotates exactly how wrong she was.

The saddest part was watching her on Larry King afterward when was trying to make it look like she was really right about the Hornbeck case.

[Red Impact]

Didn't she claim that aliens would show themselves to us this year and show us the secrets of their technology? I'd be curious to know how that'd be explained away.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

There's one where asks her a question about a family member. She replies, "He's dead." The person asking has a bewildered look on their face and says, "No, he isn't."

Penn & Teller: Bullshit! Have done a number of episodes debunking Browne and others, they are Talking to the Dead, ESP, Ouija Boards / Near Death Experiences, and Hypnosis.

Most usually can be found on Youtube after some sometimes inventive searching. All of which have language warnings for those who care.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Mar 22, 2010 14:15:48 GMT -5 Red Impact said:

Didn't she claim that aliens would show themselves to us this year and show us the secrets of their technology? I'd be curious to know how that'd be explained away.

I believe that was to happen severals years ago now.

[Red Impact]

Mar 22, 2010 14:30:28 GMT -5 Cranjis McBasketball said:

Mar 22, 2010 14:15:48 GMT -5 Red Impact said:

Didn't she claim that aliens would show themselves to us this year and show us the secrets of their technology? I'd be curious to know how that'd be explained away.

I believe that was to happen severals years ago now.

I guess it was, I don't know where I read it. I looked over her 2010 predictions, which including eradicating the common cold and the vice president being assassinated.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Mar 22, 2010 14:38:21 GMT -5 Red Impact said:

Mar 22, 2010 14:30:28 GMT -5 Cranjis McBasketball said:

I believe that was to happen severals years ago now.

I guess it was, I don't know where I read it. I looked over her 2010 predictions, which including eradicating the common cold and the vice president being assassinated.

Interesting we would eradicate the common cold, when no such thing actually exists.

"The cold" we all experience is your body's immune system reacting to a virus.

There is no "common cold" virus.