Evelyn "the witch" Paglini

[Chine]

Dr. Evelyn Paglini has passed away. Oddly, I feel like crying.

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Just saw this fb post too. She will be missed by those of us who followed her work for many years.

[bigchucka]

Dr. Evelyn Paglini has passed away. Oddly, I feel like crying.

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Always did like her.  Wish she and Art would have got the chance to do one more...

[Morgus]

Always did like her.  Wish she and Art would have got the chance to do one more...

I recall Art did have her scheduled for the next week, but unfortunately that didn't happen since he never returned to the Sirius show.

[Oversoul]

Rest in Eternal Peace, Ms. Paglini.   
You were entertaining.  Thanks for the laughs.     

[Jackstar]

Thank God, she'll never have to endure being interviewed by George Noory again.

[albrecht]

RIP. Whilst I never did purchase any of her 'essential oils' I enjoyed her shows with Art immensely.

[BattyBrooke]

Interesting info on the late Paglini. Maybe some of you already knew, but for those who didn't...woah.http://thedemoniacal.blogspot.com/2014/04/dr-evelyn-paglini-has-passed-away.html?m=1

[Jackstar]

It sounds to me like she was more into her own brand of Luciferianism, than Satanism. She was one to forge her own path.

God, I love that woman. Hail Satan!

[yumyumtree]

Interesting info on the late Paglini. Maybe some of you already knew, but for those who didn't...woah.http://thedemoniacal.blogspot.com/2014/04/dr-evelyn-paglini-has-passed-away.html?m=1

Thanks for posting. Personally, I was disenchanted with Paglini after she gushed about Occupy Wall Street. But that's water under the bridge.
SRA has always been of interest to me, too, as part of the whole false memory syndrome and other child abuse cases that turned out to be bogus(McMartin preschool was the most well known but there were others.) I think most of the authorities have learned the needed lessons and know how to properly interview children now. On the other hand, I guess that at least one person (Martha Coakley) was a player in the Amirault case is still around.

[bigchucka]

Interesting info on the late Paglini. Maybe some of you already knew, but for those who didn't...woah.http://thedemoniacal.blogspot.com/2014/04/dr-evelyn-paglini-has-passed-away.html?m=1

I read something like that years ago as well.  I'm thinking she said something once about how she infiltrated groups to collect information for the authorities so they could put a stop to them.  That's why at one time it was damn near impossible to find a picture of her.  Possible explanation for ties to a "satanic" church?  Maybe.

What I find interesting is this.  Soon after her death, and even a couple of days ago... I went looking for her obituary online.  Nothing.  Nada.  Couldn't find shit.  Don't know if it's because I didn't go looking hard enough, or it simply doesn't exist.

[Jackstar]

Compare and contrast: The death of Kenneth Lay.

play ball.

[bigchucka]

Compare and contrast: The death of Kenneth Lay.

play ball.

If there was any previous fraud going on, Lay's would have been on a much more massive scale...

Rumors Lay may have faked his death to get out of prison...

That whole part where the conviction was vacated which protects the family from punitive damages... nice how rich and powerful people can arrange things like that...

[Jackstar]

#4) Ken Lay more likely to go to Hell, Paglini more likely to be there waiting for him--with the short knives.

[bigchucka]

#4) Ken Lay more likely to go to Hell, Paglini more likely to be there waiting for him--with the short knives.

Context meaning Lay faked it, Paglini didn't?

[BattyBrooke]

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SRA has always been of interest to me, too, as part of the whole false memory syndrome and other child abuse cases that turned out to be bogus(McMartin preschool was the most well known but there were others.) I think most of the authorities have learned the needed lessons and know how to properly interview children now. On the other hand, I guess that at least one person (Martha Coakley) was a player in the Amirault case is still around.

I know very little of SRA and even less of cases of such, other than the McMartin preschool case, and, oddly, in all the Paglini interviews I'd heard with Art I never heard her talk about SRA but there is a lot of online info re her ties to it. Huh.

[BattyBrooke]

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What I find interesting is this.  Soon after her death, and even a couple of days ago... I went looking for her obituary online.  Nothing.  Nada.  Couldn't find shit.  Don't know if it's because I didn't go looking hard enough, or it simply doesn't exist.

Well now you've added a whole other layer of intrigue to what I previously just found as "Wow. She was evil." Hmm.

[BattyBrooke]

I'm just glad I didn't know about all of this stuff until AFTER she passed away. She lived literally 6 minutes away from me here in a suburb of Los Angeles and I sure would have been afraid of accidentally cutting her off while driving or stepping on her foot in line at the grocery store or some such thing. Phew!

[Bart Ell]

I sure would have been afraid of accidentally cutting her off while driving

Beware of the witch in the mini van!
She once parked her mini van in my parking space when she went to a Box Brothers on Ventura in Sherman Oaks.
I know it was her because she gave me some Harmony Oil and her business card when she apologized for parking in my reserved spot.
Now both the Box Brothers and the Witch are gone.
I miss that Box Brothers.

[Juan]

Why is it that no one is derisive with regard to NPR reporter and self-proclaimed Wiccan priestess Margot Adler?

[onan]

Why is it that no one is derisive with regard to NPR reporter and self-proclaimed Wiccan priestess Margot Adler?

I have never heard her reporting on NPR. But a guess would be she isn't derided because she doesn't run a scam through c2c.

[Juan]

She used to be a regular on Morning Edition.  My schedule has changed and I don't get to listen to that show much anymore, so I'm not sure if she's still there.  She's been with NPR since the 70s, and I thought she was generally a good reporter - particularly on New York City stuff, where she was based.

[albrecht]

Why is it that no one is derisive with regard to NPR reporter and self-proclaimed Wiccan priestess Margot Adler?

According to her wiki page she produced an audio drama "War Day" but I can't tell if it was based on the book by our old friend Whitley Streiber which was called "Warday", no space between word. She also is writing a book on vampires, is the grand-daughter of Freud's collaborator, a Wiccan, and veteran of Pacifica Radio and NPR (including stories about Wiccans(- conflict of interest?, Ecstasy, etc.) Apparently a neo-pagan with degrees from Berkeley and Columbia School of Journalism. She be a guest because she seems to have the bonafides and some bizarre ideas.

[McPhallus]

Compare and contrast: The death of Kenneth Lay.

play ball.

Kenneth Lay would be more analogous to Sylvia Brown than Paglini.  Paglini at least didn't have the huge ego.

[Jackstar]

Paglini at least didn't have the huge ego.

Really, I never met Evelyn or Sylvia, but my impression was that their egos extended some eight to ten meters outwards from each of their physical bodies.

[bigchucka]

Really, I never met Evelyn or Sylvia, but my impression was that their egos extended some eight to ten meters outwards from each of their physical bodies.

At least Evelyn had the tact not to go on national television and make major "blown" predictions like Sylvia Browne did.  Ultimately, I believe that true psychic ability does exist, but is impossible as hell to harness and control.  More like a random, wild talent (like something will pop into your head out of nowhere and the information will be right) and less of being able to make a honest living from it.

[Jackstar]

major "blown" predictions like Sylvia Browne did.

Okay, Jesus, whatever.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassandra

In Greek mythology, Cassandra (Greek Κασσάνδρα, pronounced [kas̚sándra͜a], also Κασάνδρα), also known as Alexandra or Kassandra, was the daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba of Troy. She had the power of prophecy and the curse of never being believed.

[bigchucka]

I'm thinking she told the parents of one of the three women who were kidnapped and held in that guy's home in Cleveland that their daughter was dead.  On Montel Williams.  Yeah. Amanda Berry. Just went and looked it up.  I'd call that a BONK!

[Jackstar]

What we call "life" is what the dead call "a dream."

*vague, dismissive hand-wanking gestures*

[paladin1991]

What we call "life" is what the dead call "a dream."

*vague, dismissive hand-wanking gestures*

You crack me up. 

Wanker.

[Jackstar]

Wanker.

Gesturer.