This is an example of the "long con," involving the exorcism-using-egg technique.
I have hired many energy work practitioners over the years, and have spent a lot of money for their (quite legitimate) work, but apparently I don't know much about psychic fraud. I met these two people while doing a Tarot reading at the Ft. Tryon Park Medieval Festival in NYC this fall, which is usually a reputable spot for practitioners.
(a) after they did this egg-exorcism technique yesterday and sprung on me (yet again) an unexpected request for payment in thousands of dollars, and
(b) after I explained to them yet again that I was down to credit card advances and was having trouble paying my bills (they sat there impassive), and
(c) after I lost emotional control and couldn't stop sobbing as I wrote them a check (for far less than they asked for, but still .
some bells went off, and it occurred to me (finally) to do some internet research on this technique they used (which I had never seen or heard of before yesterday).
The worst part about all this is that I fail to understand how people can sit there and lie bare-faced to a person who is obviously suffering and in pain, and struggling financially to boot--which they know because they have pushed exactly the right buttons to get the person to confide in and trust them. How can there be people in the world like that? But there are. I am absolutely appalled. And the young girl (Shelby) had such an open face--very sad.
Shelby Thompson Reviews
This is an example of the "long con," involving the exorcism-using-egg technique.
I have hired many energy work practitioners over the years, and have spent a lot of money for their (quite legitimate) work, but apparently I don't know much about psychic fraud. I met these two people while doing a Tarot reading at the Ft. Tryon Park Medieval Festival in NYC this fall, which is usually a reputable spot for practitioners.
(a) after they did this egg-exorcism technique yesterday and sprung on me (yet again) an unexpected request for payment in thousands of dollars, and
(b) after I explained to them yet again that I was down to credit card advances and was having trouble paying my bills (they sat there impassive), and
(c) after I lost emotional control and couldn't stop sobbing as I wrote them a check (for far less than they asked for, but still .
some bells went off, and it occurred to me (finally) to do some internet research on this technique they used (which I had never seen or heard of before yesterday).
The worst part about all this is that I fail to understand how people can sit there and lie bare-faced to a person who is obviously suffering and in pain, and struggling financially to boot--which they know because they have pushed exactly the right buttons to get the person to confide in and trust them. How can there be people in the world like that? But there are. I am absolutely appalled. And the young girl (Shelby) had such an open face--very sad.