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SYLVIA BROWNE
Hey, want to know what your future is? Would you pay $700 to find out about it with no guarantee the information you get is right? If so, pick up your phone and give good old Sylvia Browne a ring. She claims she can predict the future but can't give you any sort of guarantee that a $700 reading will be of any value. Sylvia also likes to dabble into UFO abductions. Sylvia got caught on national radio after agreeing that the West Virginia miners would be found alive, but later reversing what she said after the shocking news was released that all but one miner died. This is how low scum will go. Sylvia says she's on a mission from God. This mission apparently includes selling books, DVDs, tour cruises, phone readings, psychic salons ($1,000 per person), and custom jewelry with asking prices in the three-thousand dollar range. Something else that this 'psychic' doesn't advertise: She reportedly has a felony rap sheet for securities fraud.
Claims to be able to signal UFOs on command. Claimed
success in front of Las Vegas news crew when something appeared in the
sky - Prophet Yahweh was just as surprised as the news crew. Has attempted
to summon UFOs several other times and met with failure. Is reportedly
attempting to raise funds for some sort of 50 state tour where Prophet
Yahweh (aka Ramon Watkins) claims he will travel to all 50 states and summon
UFOs in each of them. Sells video stream for $7.95 a pop so you view Prophet
Yahweh summon what
many consider balloons. ufowatchdog.com's
advice: This is like betting the farm on a prediction made by Sean David Morton -
it's never a good idea. You can view the self proclaimed "Master UFO Caller" website here. It doesn't pass the smell test here...
As we've seen so many times before in this field,
fools know no bounds and if ignorance is bliss, then Mucci must be high
on it. Mucci cohosts a time filler televison program where just about every
UFO/conspiracy nutcase is promoted. ufowatchdog.com found out that
Mucci's self produced tv show recently was promoting the Reed UFO Fraud.
When contacted and told of the investigation exposing 'Dr.Reed' as a fraud,
Mucci was apparently unconcerned about the facts of the matter, and with
good reason - Mucci's new age bookstore is the exclusive U.S. distributor
of the new books and videos for 'Dr.Reed'. Guess it's okay for people to
lie so long as they're feeding your pocketbook...
Bessent (pictured left) used to sell his
UFO footage on DVDs and apparently was doing well with sales. Bessent had
released a clip of a supposed fleet of UFOs that many thought looked to
have been the product of digital manipulation. Later, Bessent released
a video of what appeared to be stunning UFO footage he claimed he shot
in Phoenix, Arizona. Known as the Phoenix Footage (pictured right),
this video clip was the subject of much debate. Bessent claimed the video
was genuine and said he would submit it for analysis. Time came and went
and Bessent was no where to be found, as he was reportedly lodged in jail
on a warrant. Soon after, Bessent came clean about hoaxing the Phoenix
Footage after the pressure was on him to come forward. Bessent posted a
message at his former website where he claimed he was faking footage to
expose the UFO community. Nice try, Bessent - you're not fooling anyone
and we all kow you got caught red handed. You can read Bessent "fessing
up" by
clicking here. It's all fun, games, and cheating
people until you get caught and try to cover your ass with bullshit.