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20. True Crime vs. The Supernatural: Can John Edward Really Solve Cases?

20. True Crime vs. The Supernatural: Can John Edward Really Solve Cases?

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 Join host Greg Hansberry on The Empty Coffin podcast as we plunge into one of true crime's most captivating and controversial debates: True Crime vs. The Supernatural. Is it oil and water, or a match made in heaven (or beyond)? Is there room for psychics in criminal investigations? World-renowned medium John Edward joins to discuss his new book Chasing Evil and reveals how his alleged abilities intersected with real cases—including the Annie Lee disappearance and even the Michael Vick scandal—alongside a skeptical FBI agent. But not everyone is buying it. Courtney Armstrong and Baudi Moovan of True Crime Tonight bring hard data and tough questions, while Theresa Caputo (The Long Island Medium) offers her own take on whether the supernatural belongs in police work. Is this the future of crime-solving—or just a dangerous detour from the facts? Tune in for a gripping, unfiltered conversation where evidence collides with intuition, belief with skepticism, and justice hangs in the balance. Thank you for supporting ⁠The Empty Coffin Podcast⁠! Please help us make this show the best it can possibly be. Subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and rate and review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow Greg on ⁠Instagram⁠ and ⁠TikTok⁠ for bonus content. Together, let's take this show to the next level. Think about joining the elite group of ⁠Dr Hannibal Lecter level supporters on Patreon⁠ You can also ⁠buy Greg a cup of coffee⁠ The Empty Coffin is part of the ⁠Evergreen Network⁠ The amazing music on The Empty Coffin is by ⁠Sedcairn Archives
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