I want to help uncover answers for victims, their families, and the people still searching for the truth.

I’ve been drawn to criminal and cold cases for as long as I can remember. My dad was in law enforcement, so investigations were always part of the world around me—long before I ever considered using my psychic ability in this way.

About 17 years ago, a friend from high school contacted me about someone we had grown up with who was missing. I asked if I could help. That experience changed the direction of my work.

Since then, I’ve worked with families, investigators, and law enforcement on criminal and missing-person cases, sharing the information I receive in the hope it provides another piece of the puzzle.


Cases I may be able to help with:

  • Missing persons

  • Unsolved homicides

  • Cold cases

  • Hit-and-run investigations

  • Suspicious deaths

  • Other criminal cases where additional insight may be helpful

  • Coma patients

How I work

My role is to share the psychic information I receive—clearly, specifically, and without trying to make it fit a particular theory or outcome.

The information may include:

  • People or locations

  • Names, numbers, or dates

  • Details about what may have happened

  • Information connected to someone involved

  • Something that may be worth looking into further

I don’t view psychic information as a replacement for evidence or traditional investigative work. I see it as another source of information—one that may offer a new direction, validate an existing detail, or provide another piece of the puzzle.

Field notes

“Help me.
I was murdered.”

Tragically, these are words I have come to know on a regular basis. As a medium, working on criminal cases isn’t easy. It’s a puzzle, and my job is to piece together what the victim is telling me.

This video shows me in the field, walking through what I was receiving in real time.


The Anna Banana Case

Field notes

A young woman was left in a coma following a hit-and-run. I was brought in to assist with the case and began receiving information surrounding both the victim and what may have happened that night.

The videos below tell the story, including the meaning behind “Anna Banana” and the unexpected detail that ultimately led us to a McDonald’s drive-through.

Part 1
Part 2

Request help
with a case

If you’re a family member, investigator, or in law enforcement and would like me to consider your case, please share some basic information through this form.

While I’m unable to take every case request, I personally review all submissions and will be in touch if I believe I may be able to help.

I’m currently accepting submissions for possible coverage on social media and my upcoming podcast.

Send me your stories involving missing persons, unsolved homicides, suspicious deaths, and cold cases.

Not every case can be selected, but I’m always looking for ways to raise awareness and help families be heard.