Psychic Case Files: Solving the Psychic Mysteries Behind Unsolved Cases

by Tony Stockwell

Missing persons, mystery suicides, haunted houses and murder ...

Tony Stockwell is regularly asked by victims of crime and their families, to use his psychic powers to help investigate cases that have not yielded to conventional methods.

In this fascinating collection, he opens his case files, including:

Suicide or Murder? - At the request of a family, Tony investigates the death of a young boy who died in an apparent suicide which Tony believes involved foul play.

Missing Children - Two children mysteriously disappear while their mother's back is turned. Years later, Tony reads for her and finds a clue to their whereabouts ...

And many more ... This is a treasure trove for anyone who is interested in the realm beyond our own.

Genres: Nonfiction, Spirituality, Paranormal, Autobiography

224 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2007

About the author

Tony Stockwell is an international Psychic Medium, Author, Teacher and Speaker with a career spanning over 30 years. As well as authoring several books he has also written columns for magazines and newspapers and can currently be found with regular columns in CHAT magazine SOUL AND SPIRIT.

Tony continues to demonstrate mediumship in tours and in many Spiritualist Churches where he began to demonstrate many years ago, and where still loves to work. He has been lecturing & teaching globally from 1990 to present, teaching in places such as The Spiritualist Association of Great Britain, The Arthur Findlay College, The Omega Institute in New York, the College of Psychic Studies in London, and in Spiritual Symposiums.

Tony has had four of his own solo television series: ‘The Psychic Detective’, ‘Street Psychic’ and ‘Psychic School’ for Living TV, and ' Psychic Academy’ . Other TV credits include: The Legend Detectives (Discovery Channel Worldwide), The 6ixth Sense, The Mystery of Body 115, The 3 Mediums and Psychic Private Eyes.

Reviews

[Margaret · Rating 3 out of 5]

Another book by Tony Stockwell on his work as a psychic.

Not as good as the other two I have read. This one just seemed sort of flat.

Worth a read on a rainy afternoon.

[Diane Porter · Rating 3 out of 5]

I am fascinated by the spiritual realm and by those who claim to be able to communicate with it - I am neither a firm believer nor disbeliever, so I guess I read books like this in the hope that one will finally help me decide one way or the other. This book was undoubtedly intriguing, but I wanted more. It wasn’t always focussed on ‘the gift’ itself, but was distracted by historical details, personal facts, interactions with others in the non-spiritual plain, and on the psychology of grief/depression/loss etc. I understand the need for those discussions, but I picked up this book more as an evidentiary tool than a teaching/learning aid, so any disappointment on my part is probably my own fault for having inaccurate expectations of this book before jumping into it.

[Vicki Weigand · Rating 5 out of 5]

Couldn't put down

Great flow from the first paragraph. Definitely read more of his books. Recommend to all interested in psychic crime cases

[Kay Reynolds · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this book! Tony shares stories of psychic cases he has worked on, how he collected his insight and so forth.

[Lesley Davies · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book gave me comfort knowing loved ones are with us.Also happy that some spirits who had a traumatic passing can be at pease

[Jenn C · Rating 3 out of 5]

In Psychic Case Files, the reader is taken on a journey through some of the author's personal files. He begins with explanations (always a good choice), discussing what he, as a psychic medium does and how he does it. The next two parts deal with the cases he has investigated (the first with people, and the second with three "unexplained" mysteries - Jack the Ripper, a church in France with connections to Mary Magdalene and a village reputed to still be home to witches). The book ends with a short discussion on the stages of grief and when it's appropriate to contact a psychic.

The language of Psychic Case Files is down to earth - both in lack of technical terms and the grammar. I found some of his concepts of death and after-death interesting, though I read more with an open-mindset than firm belief (I'm not sure what I believe in...). I'm not familiar with Mr. Stockwell's work other than this book, so it was a good introduction to what he does.

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I always like these type of books. I like to think that there is another world than just this one, and the loved ones we have lost are just waiting for us there. Sorry can't accept that you just die! and thats it.

[Lauren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this book. In fact, starting reading it Saturday morning and finished it Sunday afternoon. Definitely would recommend this book to anyone that has or is interested in the psychic world.

[Julie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this, couldn't put it down