The interesting point about that discussion board, is that it did focus on a certain police-psychic - called Marion Dampier Jeans.
http://www.mariondampier-jeans.com/UK-index.htm
Marion claims to have become one of the "one of the acknowledged mediums in Great Britain."
- working with ectoplasm :
"In physical mediumship, the Spirit operators use this abundance of etheric energy, ectoplasm, and matter in order to produce the various manifestations. Through the directed use of mind, they release this energy-matter from the physical medium's body and use it. "
"Most often, but not always, the medium must be in a state of rather deep trance. This helps place the medium's mind on the sideline, this allowing the intelligence of the spirit to operate and work with the medium … "
Marion is attached to that board - but she has apparantly been in deep trance for weeks : at least for weeks she has refused to answer any question about her actions as a police-psychic.
In particular one case is interesting : - the Inger Kruse case - a sad, 25 years old story.
Back in the 70's - a young girl Inger Kruse did disappear - the family did suspect one of her friends to have killed her - but the police could neither find her body, nor did they put up any charges against him.
However - in a TV show - called "Sense for murdering" - mrs Jeans apparently confirms the accusations given by Ingers family - thus she points out a specific 3rd person as being the killer.
Very entertaining TV Show - indeed ?
In addition - she, another psychic have together with the local police been checking places where Inger Kruses body should have been buried ( in concrete).
Of course - that investigation gave no positive results.
It would be interesting to hear what mrs Jeans has to say about psychic identification of murderers.
In case mrs Jeans should wake up to answer our questions - we will give of summary of her replies at this webpage.
She will also be welcome to give a reply here - directly to JREF-s users.
best regards -
Mogens Winther
details - in Danish -
http://www.skeptica.dk/2005/larsen2.htm