Psychic makes claim to reward money in Cantu case

SRW · 1st May 2009, 01:24 PM

TRACY — A Southern California woman is in a dispute with Tracy police over whether her psychic predictions helped them solve the Sandra Cantu murder case.

how low can you go?

Scott Webb, executive director of the Modesto-based Sund/Carrington Foundation, said it is paying a little more than $20,000 to the anonymous tipster who found the suitcase April 6 just off of Whitehall Road north of Tracy.
Webb said the organization has never paid any psychic reward money in the more than 40 cases it has helped solve.
"Tracy police has identified an individual who was responsible for (Sandra's) recovery," Webb said. "We had several large donations, but we've been receiving cards, letters and financial support from all over the country. I think the community should know they've been very helpful in this situation. Many other families are going through the same thing, and they don't get the same amount of attention.''
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So make some vague predictions and collect 30Gs... not bad work if you have no scruples.

1st May 2009, 01:24 PM	#1
SRW Master Poster Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 2,901	Psychic makes claim to reward money in Cantu case TRACY — A Southern California woman is in a dispute with Tracy police over whether her psychic predictions helped them solve the Sandra Cantu murder case. how low can you go? Scott Webb, executive director of the Modesto-based Sund/Carrington Foundation, said it is paying a little more than $20,000 to the anonymous tipster who found the suitcase April 6 just off of Whitehall Road north of Tracy. Webb said the organization has never paid any psychic reward money in the more than 40 cases it has helped solve. "Tracy police has identified an individual who was responsible for (Sandra's) recovery," Webb said. "We had several large donations, but we've been receiving cards, letters and financial support from all over the country. I think the community should know they've been very helpful in this situation. Many other families are going through the same thing, and they don't get the same amount of attention.'' ---------------------------------------------------------------------- So make some vague predictions and collect 30Gs... not bad work if you have no scruples.
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