…My friend and I went in January 2009 to visit Madame S., a “medium/clairvoyant”, working in Aisne. At that time, we were going through painful ordeals: liquidation of the company, divorce, big losses of money, debts, justice, health…the whole story! As we were desperate, we sought our salvation in this consultation.
With certain confidence and horological precision, this clairvoyant, using no support, describes our future to us with precise dates and circumstances. She amazed us, especially since she is endearing and seems full of humility. As our situation was visibly deteriorating, we renewed our consultation numerous times. When we announce sunshine, and the sky remains overcast, we wonder.
It must be said that this clairvoyant knew our psychological and financial fragility, which did not prevent her from accepting all our meeting requests. Meetings during which she announced to us an immediate future placed under the best auspices. But seeing nothing come of his predictions, we did not fail to point it out to him. His response was always the same: “We did work on you!” Which explains these blockages. » Our “spiritual” Madox announces several deaths to us, again with great precision and when the fateful date has passed, she always lands on her feet, affirming that the prediction remains the same but for the following year, including the scheduled death of my disabled daughter.
After a year, and €600 of consultations, after she had exhausted all her prediction scenarios, I wanted to have a free meeting to find out the reason for her “failures”. His answer was clear: “No! None of that at home, my kindness has limits, I don’t do social things. »
Having regained my senses, I asked him for a refund. She got angry, indignant, got on her “high horse”, but she did everything to calm me down and even had the nerve to offer me a cure by an Orthodox priest, for €150; because we are victims, she told me, of occult works.
Today I intend to have an active role in the ranks of the INAD, and to mercilessly hunt down all these sellers of dreams, mortgaging the hope of people in distress. From a criminal point of view, this is similar to abuse of weakness, which the law punishes.
Imagine a person on the edge of the abyss and in total despair, having called on such a “psychic”… The worst is possible.
Hector
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