[ SECRET POST #2902 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2902 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Look, I like to think I have a healthy amount of skepticism, but I don't think you can say it's "cruel beyond belief" to enable some grieving people a type of closure or comfort that they may really need, something that allows them to move on in peace.

[(Anonymous)]

And sometimes it can cause more harm than good. Look up the late Sylvia Browne in relation to the Amanda Berry case.

[(Anonymous)]

This. Every time the police follow leads they get from a so-called psychic, they're wasting precious time, taxpayer money and manpower on a tip that might as well be a random guess. All of those resources are important in a kidnapping or murder case, and it's time, money and manpower they're NOT spending on actual leads generated by credible witnesses and police work.

[(Anonymous)]

It is if that comfort is false and you're simply taking their money.

Look, I've had loved ones who passed away. If there was a chance I could tell my grandma how much I love her and miss her, that would be wonderful. But I don't want to talk to some weasel charlatan pretending to be my grandmother, that's not comforting. If people want smoke blown up their asses, then... well, that's their business. But I think it's cruel to deceive people into believing you can give them their loved ones back when you can't. That's taking advantage of people when they're at a vulnerable, emotionally painful time in their lives.