I’ve been a paranormal investigator for 10 years. I love doing what I do! To have modern technology confirm what I’m seeing and who I’m seeing is amazing.

I was born in a very small town in Texas. I am a 4th Generation Physical Medium;  those with the ability to see and hear things that others can’t see or hear. I  inherited my gifts from my great grandmother Cora, who came to the United States from Bavaria with my great grandfather. She was the Mystic Healer of her village, healing the sick, making herbal medication,and  assisting those who had pesky spirits bothering them and more. When they came to the States prior to the Civil War she kept her talents underground.

I began seeing the dead at a very young age. My mother noticed this when one day I stuck a key into an electrical socket, when my parents asked me why I told them the shadow people talked me into it. I don’t recall much after that however she guided me the best she could to embrace my abilities. As I grew up it seemed like every house we lived in was haunted, I eventually realized I was able to see them and eventually talk with them. 

Many people confuse or combine physical medium with psychic medium. We rarely hear the term physical medium. I’m not psychic nor would I hope to be. You’ve most likely seen a physical medium as we are wonderful conduits for the dead to use us during seances and that’s how movies portray us. We see, hear, even feel the pain the spirit felt at death. At a recent investigation I had a very intense, sharp pain below my belly button, I could taste the blood as if I were coughing it up myself. It was later confirmed that the dead I was feeling had been shot where I felt the pain.

The way I interact with the dead is think of it like a radio frequency, when we are in a room with them we automatically find ourselves on the same frequency, we are synced. When I give readings to clients, I’m able to connect with them and with their permission I see their past and present while also seeing the dead who may be around them. It’s been a lifetime of practice and the learning and advancement will only end when it’s my turn to go on the other side.