Paranormal entertainer John Edwards "saw" that there was money to be made in the occult.

This Is Para-Abnormal

OVER THE AIRWAVES-- It's a feel-good story too good to be true. Or is it? Bruce Gotit has discovered his hidden psychic powers and he wants to share them with the rest of the (cable) world. Bruce has turned his talent of channel-surfing into the paranormal art of channelling, and he hopes to use these newly-awakened God-given talents to help mankind--hopefully on a popular television network, like his idol, John Edwards, a man with exceptional psychic acumen.

"I see a spirit. He's telling me that his name sounds like Gord, or Tom, or Bruce, or Mickey. At least I'm sure it starts with an S or a G, or an R. Or a woman maybe... named Carla? Or Darla, Darlene, Charlene, Pauleen, Paula, Polly, Molly, Mildred, Hilda, Helga, Helen, Ellen?"

Estelle and Orville Weisbaum are concerned about the restless Kingdome spirit that haunts their home.

Seattle's Domed Stadium Refuses To Be Forgotten

SEATTLE, WA-- The Seattle Kingdome, a resident of King County for twenty-five years until its implosion in March 2000, has sent its spirit to haunt a Seattle couple's home, its reasons unknown.

The 720 foot structure, which was itself home to the Seahawks and the Mariners, has chosen to roam the house of Orville and Estelle Weisbaum, Seattle residents for fifty-seven years.

Chan Lee Pak demonstrates his amazing telekinetic abilities that he learned, for a nominal fee, from an Internet website on telekinesis.

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Albert Shaw believes that beer gives him psychic visions.

It's Not Demented, It's Fermented

LOCAL PUB--Albert Shaw has never been a big believer in the paranormal. But since he lost his job and started drinking more, Albert thinks that beer is giving him visions, and perhaps a link with a supernatural force.

"I never listened to any of that cosmic bunk before," said Albert from his chair at Rosy's Pub. "I would laugh at most of the psychic crap I saw on television: Miss Cleo, John Edwards, Friends. However, I used to be a huge Bill Bixby fan."