It is becoming more common for police detectives at local, state and federal levels to use psychics and mediums in the role of psychic detective to assist the law officers with their investigation. This is a complicated matter for police detectives since they are unable to use information obtained from the psychic or medium as evidence in a court of law (mostly due to skepticism in our society). Therefore, detectives typically utilize psychics or mediums to "lead them toward" evidence. In the case of missing persons, police simply want to locate the missing individual by any means possible, so following a chain of evidence that can be used in court usually isn't an issue.
There are other reasons for hiring a psychic investigator beyond locating missing people and solving crimes. Sometimes people are trying to locate evidence related to a court case (criminal or civil), and sometimes they merely want to have a better understanding of what happened in a certain situation, possibly a crime but also possibly an accident.
For instance, if there were a boating accident where everyone on the boat died, it might be impossible to know from the physical evidence what happened to cause the accident. This is one example of how a psychic detective might become useful. Even though there are possibilities for misinterpretation by the psychic or medium, often the psychic or medium investigator can fill in more of the story than what is currently known.
A similar reason for hiring a psychic detective might be in the case of an overdose. Some people wonder if the death was an accidental overdose or if it involved foul play. The same is true for what appears to be suicide. Did the person really take their own life or was something of a nefarious nature involved?
While any psychic investigation can be in error (just as police investigations can be in error), psychics can often fill in more of the details or story than what was known before the reading. As long as you recognize that psychics and mediums can misinterpret messages from energy or spirit, a reading for the purposes of filling in the missing pieces can sometimes be helpful and even comforting.
A psychic would typically work differently than a medium when working as a psychic detective. Psychics obtain information from energy, also known as universal intelligence. Mediums obtain information from people in spirit or spirit guides.
If the case being investigated involves someone who died, for instance, the medium might gain information from the deceased person in spirit. This could be someone who died in an accident or it could be a victim of murder. Because many psychics and mediums are gifted as both an intuitive and a spirit messenger (often called a psychic medium), many psychic investigators can use both abilities in their investigation.
Best Psychic Directory's founder, Bob Olson, was a private investigator when he first began researching psychics and mediums. Bob's father died in 1997, so he decided to use his skills as a private detective to gain evidence of the hereafter. This led Bob to experience readings with psychics initially and, then, readings with mediums later.
This is what kicked off Bob Olson's research of intuitive and spirit communicator abilities, which has continued for over 25 years. Consequently, Bob has become one of the few experts on psychic and medium readings who isn't a psychic or medium himself. In 2010, Bob began teaching psychics and mediums how to improve their readings based on his research and analysis.
If you're seeking to hire a psychic detective, check out the gifted practitioners below on this Psychic Detective listing page. Be sure to read the reviews written by each psychic's or medium's clients. Best Psychic Directory has over 14,000 reviews (testimonials) written by actual clients of the psychics and mediums on this website. If you are unable to wait for an appointment, check to see if one of the psychic investigators listed below is available right now on our Instant Readings page.
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