THIS WOMANS SON WAS MISSING, AND HERE’S THE TRUTH ABOUT THE READING:How Accurate Was the Reading?More than three years later, on July 25, 2006, local police testing a new sonar device found Ryan’s truck in forty feet of water in a pond in Kickapoo State Park. The pond (and many other local bodies of water) had been searched at the time of Ryan’s disappearance, but sonar they had used at the time did not penetrate as far down as where the truck was eventually found.Inside the truck were human remains, which the cold temperature of the deep pond had helped to preserve. Both dental and DNA testing determined that it was indeed Ryan. It was determined that Ryan, under the influence of alcohol, had driven off the road and into the pond, where he had then drowned.So, let’s take a look at Browne’s “reading,” and how it stacks up against what really happened. READING: Ryan was in a “metal shaft”. REALITY: He was inside his truck, in a pond. READING: Ryan was in Indiana. REALITY: He was in Illinois. READING: Ryan was between 25 and 27 miles from his mother’s house. REALITY: He was less than six miles away. READING: Ryan “aspirated.” REALITY: He drowned. Drowning is the aspirating of water. But, if she meant drowning, wouldn’t she have said so? READING: The truck was no longer near Ryan’s body. REALITY: Ryan’s body was inside of it. READING: The truck had “been broken down”. REALITY: The truck was intact. READING: The truck had been driven by some other boy (his name censored from the show). REALITY: The truck had been driven by Ryan. READING: Two other boys had been involved. REALITY: Ryan was alone in the truck.Unless we give Browne “partial credit” for “aspirated,” the reading was apparently one hundred percent incorrect.A Talk With Ryan’s MotherRyan’s mother - now Linda Griffith - and I have a mutual friend who told her about the StopSylviaBrowne web site, and asked her if she would speak to me about her experience with Browne on the Montel Williams Show. She graciously agreed to do so, and we recently spent more than an hour on the phone, talking about Ryan, Sylvia Browne, and some of Linda’s experiences in the nation-wide community of families of the missing.Here are some highlights from my notes of that conversation.About the ReadingThere were a number of things which were edited out of the final version of the reading which was shown on television (probably for reasons of time).Linda said that she had specifically asked Browne if Ryan was in water. Browne had said that no, he was in a dry, underground area. This of course turned out to be incorrect.The name which had been censored from the show, which Browne had given as that of one of the two boys supposedly involved in throwing Ryan down a shaft, was only a first name, and a very common one. Browne had said that those two boys had been at the party with Ryan. As it turns out, the party was fairly small, and the names of all of the people there were known to police. There had been no one at the party by that name.Browne had said that Ryan’s truck would never be found. Incorrect.During commercial breaks, the audience had been allowed to ask Browne questions, which turned out to be the usual questions about the names of their “guardian angels,” who they were going to marry, and the like. As Linda said, “Those people might as well have taken one of those eight-balls and shook it up.”I asked Linda if she had any advice for anyone considering going to Sylvia Browne for a reading.She said that she would hesitate to advise them not to, as she well-understands the desperation that such a family feels, and their willingness to try anything in order to find their loved one.She suggested not to use any psychic if they want to charge for their services. There are far better ways to spend your time, money and efforts. Posters and web sites, for example.She asked me to put this advice in the article, word-for-word:”Never give up hope. And remember: You are your loved one’s best advocate.”About Sylvia BrowneAs I said earlier, Linda is a very gracious woman. She likes to give people the benefit of the doubt, and tries to see the best in them.Nowhere was this more evident than when I asked her about her opinion of Browne.She said that, prior to being on the show, she had no real opinion about Browne one way or the other.Linda has many contacts within the national groups which provide support to families of the missing. These are close-knit groups, and members keep a close eye on missing-person cases throughout the country. Linda asked around to see if anyone knew of a missing person who had been found through Sylvia Browne’s help.Nobody knew of a single one.

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