This week I share an absolutely amazing anecdote from a client whose stepfather and sister came through with such loving and specific messages from the Other Side, and then Sandy and I tackle the heartbreaking case of the disappearance of seven-year-old Kyron Horman. 

This week my sister Sandy and I focus on two women murdered in Hawaii back in the 80s. What happened to Diane Suzuki and who murdered Lisa Au? We know . . .  ;)

This week Sandy and I explore the mysterious abduction of a wife and mother from her home in Philadelphia back in 1949. What really happened to Dorothy Forstein? We think we know . . . 

This week Sandy and I explore the complicated mystery of the death of George Reeves. Was it suicide, like the Medical Examiner suggested? Or was Superman murdered. I think I know the answer. :)

This week Sandy and I will talk about the big events I see happening in 2022! No murders or mysteries to solve, just what's coming up in the coming year!

This week my sister, Sandy and I discuss delicious holiday spirits, pets reaching out from the Other Side, and the disappearance of five members of the Sodder family during a house fire.

This week my trusty sidekick & sister from the same Mr. - Sandy and I talk great smelling men in the elevator, hatchet wielding spooks, hospice nurses (who are living angels among us) and the mystery of two women, violently murdered on an island with a funny name.

This week on the Psychic Eye Mysteries podcast, my faithful sister, Sandy and I talk mediumship, psychic stuff and then delve deep into a 111-year-old mystery of the disappearance of a wealthy socialite from the bustling streets of lower Manhattan. Whatever happened to Dorothy Arnold? Victoria knows . . .  ;)

This week on the Psychic Eye Mysteries Podcast, Victoria and her faithful sister explore the 25-year-old unsolved murder of a Swedish Au Pair Karina Holmer - who at the time of her death worked for a wealthy Boston couple - professional psychic Victoria Laurie and her sister, Sandy, dive into the suspect pool only to pull up something very fishy.