Carol Broman had her first psychic experience when she was three – telling her parents a business partner would cheat them out of money. Carol sees her ability as a gift that should be used to help people in need. She started working with police departments in the early 1970s and continues to aid investigators in their efforts to bring criminal cases to closure.

As a child, Mary Downey astonished people with her ability to recount specific events that occurred in their lives. For over 50 years, Downey has continued to amaze with her ability to walk back in time and see into the future. This gift allows Downey to provide valuable clues to law enforcement agencies during criminal investigations.

After college, Ann Fisher sought advice from a medium, who realized Fisher was capable of ESP. Although Fisher was aware that she was a clairvoyant since childhood, it was only with the medium’s encouragement that she developed her talent. She began to offer her assistance to law enforcement in the 1970s and continues to help police to this day.

Dr. Sally Headding earned her PhD in clinical psychology at UC Berkeley and still takes part in clinical studies of the paranormal there. As one of America’s most respected yet least publicized psychics, Dr. Headding has been called upon by police forces throughout the United States to help solve some of their toughest cases.

When she was a little girl, Rosemarie Kerr could see the spirit of a woman murdered in the house Rosemarie moved into; since then she's developed her psychic abilities and uses them to help others. For more than 20 years, she's been working with police agencies across the country from her California home, on everything from runaways to murders.

Karyol Kirkpatrick always knew she possessed an unusual gift. By the time she was four years old, Karyol was amazing her family by describing the location of any object, no matter how long the item had been lost or misplaced. Now Karyol works with law enforcement agencies around the world, to read the energy of places where crimes have occurred.

For years, music teacher Jan Helen McGee forced herself to ignore gruesome nightmares about murders, until one morning she saw a recent dream detailed in the local paper. At that moment, Jan Helen realized her nightmares haunt her for a reason, so she began reaching out to police, helping them hunt for killers.

As a teenager in southern California, Laurie McQuary suffered a brain injury after a fall from a horse. She spent three weeks in a coma and awoke to discover that the vivid dreams she experienced at night often played out the next day on the nightly news. In 1984, after moving to Oregon, Laurie began using her skills to assist private citizens and police investigators.

Carol Pate has lectured on ESP at the University of Arkansas, appeared on CNN and MSNBC, and – since the age of 12 – she’s used her psychic abilities to successfully assist law enforcement around the country. Nearly 25-years on, and hundreds of cases later, Carol Pate is recognized as the one of the top forensic psychics in the US.

As a child, Donielle Patton’s visions felt so natural she believed everyone had psychic abilities. She realized she was different when she told classmates what they did over the weekend – and they couldn’t reciprocate. After coming to terms with her unusual gift, Donielle honed her skills and now assists law enforcement in criminal investigations.

Public relations consultant Noreen Renier thought meditation would help her relax; instead she found herself channeling the spirit of a stranger. Over the past 25 years, Noreen has fine-tuned her psychic abilities and has helped local and federal law enforcement agents solve hundreds of homicide and missing person cases.

Kathlyn "Kay" Rhea believes everyone has the ability to be psychic. With over 30 years experience working with individuals and law enforcement, Kay has helped solve numerous crimes nationally and internationally. She is a member of the Global Intuition Network, a Minister in the Church of Life and an honorary deputy in two California counties.

Georgia Rudolph worked for nearly 20 years as a nurse, often using her intuitive abilities to counsel patients beyond a doctor’s diagnosis. Soon her private readings with friends turned into word-of-mouth recommendations to police officers – Georgia has worked on homicide and missing persons cases across the country.

Gale St. John is a third–generation psychic; both her mother and grandmother possessed the gift. As a child in Toledo, Ohio, Gale came to know her spirit guide, who helps her communicate with the dead. As she matured, Gale honed her abilities to communicate with murder victims. In this way, she has helped police with investigations across the United States.

Growing up in Brooklyn, New York, Nancy Orlen Weber received visits from a spirit who told her things before they happened. As she matured, she developed her ability. While working as a psychiatric nurse, Nancy used her psychic powers to help patients. In the late 1970s Nancy moved to Morris County, New Jersey and began assisting local police there.