Sorcerers and witches, witch doctors and healers, witches and witches, shamans and shaman women - they were called differently. Now the beautiful word "psychic" has become well established. We will not go into the intricacies of the differences between these names. The bottom line remains the same: all these people have special abilities.
Sorcerers have been known since time immemorial. And people have always used the help and services of those who could do more than an ordinary person. Life has always been difficult for sorcerers and witches. As a rule, they were persecuted and even killed. They killed for fear of the inexplicable.
Now the media is simply teeming with various information about people with supernormal abilities. Suffice it to recall the television show "The Battle of Psychics". The ratings of such programs are high, and the producers are making good money.
Where does this widespread interest in the paranormal come from?
Psychologists note that “flashes” of faith in magic and witchcraft occur in every person. Sometimes it, like a disease, covers an entire state.
Let's answer a simple question - when is a person ready to turn to a sorcerer or a fortune teller? When he has problems, and he does not see the solution to these problems. The person needs help. Who can help? Of course, one who is endowed with mysterious powers.
Remember that in our country all kinds of fortune tellers, mediums and others and so on became widespread in the dashing 90s. The country lived hard, so people reached out for consolation and "help" to clairvoyants. In the 60s - 80s, you would not find a single sign about the services of a magic salon.
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By the way, unlike their ancient predecessors, today's sorcerers are not persecuted by anyone and do not live in poverty at all, rather the opposite: in abundance and contentment.
But can psychics and sorcerers really help at least in the investigation of complex crimes? And why don't these people go to work for the police, for example?
Investigator's point of view
It must be said that investigative officials look at the situation quite soberly and practically. Especially those who have extensive experience behind them and do not believe in coincidences or witchcraft. And he believes only in professionalism and facts.
But, there are cases that even experienced investigators find it difficult to explain. One day, the police had to interrogate an important witness to the incident. They began to negotiate with him by phone about the place and time of the meeting.
The operative insisted on meeting on Saturday, and the witness stubbornly said: "On Saturday you will be busy." "See you on Sunday," the operative suggested. But in response I heard: "Yes, on Sunday you will forget about me altogether."
Outright angry, the opera hung up, deciding to call back the next day. The next day (Saturday) and Sunday, the entire department was busy with a double murder that happened on the night of Saturday to Sunday. There was no time for a witness.
Here's another story. In Cherdyn, they were looking for a girl who did not return home. Local psychics themselves volunteered to help in the search. The instructions of some coincided - under the pine tree from which the church is visible. And in that land of pines, apparently, invisibly, all are tall and from anyone you can see the church. The girl, by the way, was found. In a completely different place.
Inexplicable but the fact
Investigators do not believe in mysticism, but they cannot deny the facts. The senior investigator of the Leninsky MRSO of the TFR in the Perm Territory told about this case.
Two friends went to a cafe and met a guy. He asked for an escort. One of the friends left home earlier, the second was left alone with a new acquaintance. The guy raped a young woman, strangled her, took her out of town by car and threw the corpse into a pit full of water.
The killer quickly confessed, but the body was never found by the divers in the pit. How to be? The investigator herself turned to her psychic friend for help. Quite quickly, the psychic described in detail the same pit that the killer was talking about.
The body was never found, but the fact of "identification" of the pit is a real mysticism. The same psychic confessed to the investigator that more than once she helped detectives in solving murders, but each time she was very worried about these stories and literally fell ill from everything "seen".
Probably, people with a real gift of clairvoyance are experiencing a severe stress on the psyche. Who wants to work for the police?
Shadows of the Dead
Mysticism is mysticism, and the existence of the human soul has already been proven. You can call it energy, whatever you like. Only the soul after the death of the physical body still lives and sometimes tries to communicate something to living people.
The police do not like to talk about miracles, but sometimes they cannot remain silent. A man came to the Motovilikha department and told a terrible story.
Three days ago his daughter disappeared. The man wrote a statement to the police. But he could not sit quietly and wait and went to the local witch.
The witch said that his daughter was killed and accurately described the place where the body of the unfortunate woman was buried. The distraught father immediately went to the specified quarry, quickly found loose earth and began to dig. Soon he did find a body, but it was the body of a completely alien girl. And soon her killers were also found.
The man's daughter turned out to be alive and returned home herself.
In Yekaterinburg, a woman came to the police for no reason at all and confessed that she had seen her brother kill a guy two years ago. Taking pity on her brother, the woman was silent for a long time, but recently at the scene of the murder she began to meet … the murdered man who nodded his head in a friendly manner.
Well, the operatives have their own point of view on this. They are convinced that a person with a real gift of providence will never advertise himself. It is known that all clairvoyants are mentally not entirely healthy people. And the law enforcement agencies themselves say much less than they know.
