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By this time, she'd already aided a number of grieving families in police investigations, including a particularly high-profile case in 1982 involving the abduction and murder of two young women from the area. When the police's trail ran cold, they reached out to Weber, who had a full-time psychic, medium, and medical intuitive practice.

With her strange abilities, Weber was able to envision things that the police could have otherwise never discovered, including a green sedan with the name James. Two clues that would ultimately lead the police straight to the murderer, James J. Kodatek, who drove a green Chevy sedan. When inspected, the interior of the vehicle contained damning physical evidence linking him to both murders.

With her strange abilities, Weber was able to envision things that the police could have otherwise never discovered, including a green sedan with the name James. Two clues that would ultimately lead the police straight to the murderer, James J. Kodatek, who drove a green Chevy sedan. When inspected, the interior of the vehicle contained damning physical evidence linking him to both murders.

Whatever closure or justice Peggy Goebel is seeking today, Weber hopes that she'll be able to provide it. She gives Goebel her address. Come by, and together they'll see what can be done. When Goebel arrives, Weber ushers her inside. She reminds Goebel that she should tell her no details, because they would only interfere with her work. Goebel abides.

Whatever closure or justice Peggy Goebel is seeking today, Weber hopes that she'll be able to provide it. She gives Goebel her address. Come by, and together they'll see what can be done. When Goebel arrives, Weber ushers her inside. She reminds Goebel that she should tell her no details, because they would only interfere with her work. Goebel abides.

The two women sit across the kitchen table from each other. Weber focuses on the aura surrounding Goebel, and she can sense an overwhelming feeling of grief. She can tell that there's been a great loss. Weber then closes her eyes. And there, in her mind, she sees a woman. The woman is tied up in her bed. She's covered in blood. Weber opens her eyes and asks Goebel if this woman is her sister.

The two women sit across the kitchen table from each other. Weber focuses on the aura surrounding Goebel, and she can sense an overwhelming feeling of grief. She can tell that there's been a great loss. Weber then closes her eyes. And there, in her mind, she sees a woman. The woman is tied up in her bed. She's covered in blood. Weber opens her eyes and asks Goebel if this woman is her sister.

Goebel nods, the tears streaming down her face. Yes, it's her sister, Elizabeth Cornish. Weber asks if the boyfriend is the chief suspect in her case. Again, Goebel nods. And that's when Weber looks Goebel directly in her eyes and states, he is not the killer.

Goebel nods, the tears streaming down her face. Yes, it's her sister, Elizabeth Cornish. Weber asks if the boyfriend is the chief suspect in her case. Again, Goebel nods. And that's when Weber looks Goebel directly in her eyes and states, he is not the killer.

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Hey, Nexpo here. As many of you know, Mr. Ballin and Ballin Studios have been a huge help in bringing this podcast to life. And if you like to believe you are something of a storytelling connoisseur, then you have to check out Mr. Bolin's podcast, Strange, Dark, and Mysterious.

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There are hundreds of episodes available to binge right now, with new episodes twice a week. So don't wait, go listen to the Mr. Ballin podcast today. It's been over a week since Elizabeth Cornish's body was found, and Sergeant Tom Traynor of the New Jersey State Police is getting restless. It's another hot one today.

Even though he's standing in the shade of a large maple tree, he can't keep from sweating. The trees in front of Elizabeth Cornish's apartment building. Traynor and a few other investigators are gathered there, listening intently as Captain Heater brings them up to speed on the case. It's not looking good. There are zero eyewitness reports.

Even though he's standing in the shade of a large maple tree, he can't keep from sweating. The trees in front of Elizabeth Cornish's apartment building. Traynor and a few other investigators are gathered there, listening intently as Captain Heater brings them up to speed on the case. It's not looking good. There are zero eyewitness reports.

The family refuses to believe that the boyfriend did it, even though he's refusing to talk. The only thing they do have is the single fingerprint from the bedroom window. Trainer wipes his brow. He knows that the lab will take forever to process the print. He figures all they can do right now is retrace some of Captain Heater's initial steps to see if they missed something.

The family refuses to believe that the boyfriend did it, even though he's refusing to talk. The only thing they do have is the single fingerprint from the bedroom window. Trainer wipes his brow. He knows that the lab will take forever to process the print. He figures all they can do right now is retrace some of Captain Heater's initial steps to see if they missed something.

It's then that he notices a woman dressed as a civilian striding across the lawn towards them. Trainer doesn't recognize her, but he assumes it's someone from the apartment complex who wants to talk. The woman appears to be deep in thought as she makes her approach. It's almost as if every sight, sound, and sensation she's experiencing is weighing heavy on her mind.