Has anyone here ever read the book about George Anderson "We Don't Die"? From what I learned from the UM segment, the book goes indepth about David Licata, he was the 16 year old that was killed in a car accident in 1982.

I went on Amazon.com and was considering purchasing the book. It seems really interesting.

I have not read that book. But I am biased.

Psychics have never impressed me, I guess I agree with the late, great magician Harry Houdini who said anyone who claimed to speak to the dead was a fraud. Houdini, of course, could have been mistaken.

So, that said, if you end up purchasing the book and you find it is interesting please let me know, maybe I will change my mind about psychics.

christopher

Watching this for the first time. He strikes me as fake

I think most, if not all, psychics/mediums are frauds. That being said, if any of them are real I think it would likely be George Anderson. The level of detail he shows is pretty impressive, and the manner in which he seems to pull up the information seems legit.

The problem is that most of these people are wrong more often then they are right. Also, the people who want to connect with the dead are so vulnerable because they want something so bad, they are likely to make things fit which really aren't there.

I think John Edward and Sylvia Brown are clearly both fakes who use cold reading and suggestion. For me at least, the jury is still out on George Anderson.

I gave at least two, maybe three, of George Anderson's books to my sister as gifts and she enjoyed them.

Another despicable individual preying on the grief of families for wealth.

https://www.csicop.org/sb/show/close_encounter_of_the_secondhand_kind_with_psychic_medium_george_anderson

Another despicable individual preying on the grief of families for wealth.

https://www.csicop.org/sb/show/close_encounter_of_the_secondhand_kind_with_psychic_medium_george_anderson

This quote from the article you linked:

Anderson: “He claims he passed on young? [Here he pauses due to apparent absence of feedback.] Excuse me, relatively young by today’s standards, yes? That means seventy down.”

Oh, boy... That's almost as bad as saying "I sense that your loved one was a human... Was it a human?" :rolleyes:

Just watched this one. I don’t recall seeing it before, but this f***in’ guy is shameless.

Absolutely unbelievable and flat out corny.

One scene he’s doing a “reading” about someone who was killed by a hit-and-run driver and he says I’m getting something about a vehicle of some sort, possibly a car.......your son says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and you should forgive and move on :rolleyes:

The scene were he does that live reading with the Silvermans was painful to watch because the family was obviously moved by it.

At any rate these psychic segments are always lame.