Police Told To Start Listening To Psychics

The transcript discusses the involvement of psychics in police investigations, particularly in missing person cases like Madeline McCann and Claudia Lawrence. The College of Policing, established by Theresa May, has issued new guidance suggesting that psychics can be considered, but with caution. The guidance has sparked debate, with some arguing that psychics divert resources from genuine investigations. Psychic Joe Power claims his insights have been useful in past cases. The College of Policing emphasizes that while psychics can be consulted, their information should be treated with extreme caution.

What was the main issue faced by Leicestershire Police when dealing with psychic claims during the Madeline McCann case?

• They had no issues with psychic claims.

• They successfully solved the case using psychic insights.

• They were overwhelmed by the volume of psychic claims.

• They found the psychic information to be highly accurate.

According to the new draft guidance by the College of Policing, how should psychic information be treated?

• It should be the primary focus of investigations.

• It should be used only in missing person cases.

• It should be completely ignored.

• It should be considered but not become a distraction.

What is a major concern about using psychics in police investigations?

• They provide too much accurate information.

• They are too expensive to consult.

• They can divert resources from genuine investigations.

• They are always correct in their predictions.

What is Martin Dales' opinion on the use of psychics in investigations?

• He believes they should lead all investigations.

• He thinks they should be taken more seriously and checked out.

• He believes they should be completely ignored.

• He is certain they have no real powers.

What does psychic Joe Power claim about his contributions to police investigations?

• He claims to be the only reliable psychic.

• He claims to have no impact on investigations.

• He claims to provide insights that can redirect investigations.

• He claims to solve all cases completely.