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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2012 · 53 MIN

Episode 49 - Hot Leads Cold Cases Guest Uri Geller, Psychic Spoon-Bender & Mentalist

from Hot Leads Cold Cases Podcast · host Nancy du Tertre

06/15/12 - Tonight Hot Leads Cold Cases host Nancy du Tertre, a psychic detective known as "The Skeptical Psychic," welcomes world famous psychic spoon-bender, mentalist and mystifier Uri Geller to the show. Uri, who became perhaps the most famous psychic in the world in the 1970's, known for his psychokinetic abilities to make objects mysteriously materialize, dematerialize, grow, move, bend and melt without touching them, talks about his secret work for government security agencies, finding oil reserves for the Mexican president, his psychic impressions of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, his memories of his friend pop star Michael Jackson, and much more. Together, Uri and Nancy conduct a broadcast-wide experiment and with their listeners attempt to bend spoons and start up broken watches all over the world. This is an amazing interview with a truly fascinating and unusual psychic and mentalist. If you get results from the spoon-bending experiment, as many have, we want to hear from you!

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