Ray William Johnson

And of course, Valerie agrees to this and she starts talking about how they should delete all their texts and messages in case they get busted.

Well, what she doesn't know is that John is wearing a wire and he's been recording this entire conversation.

And so, boom, the FBI busts in and bam, they arrest her.

And I don't have her mugshot, but here is a picture of her in handcuffs.

And so ultimately, she takes a plea deal and she gets sentenced to only four years in prison.

That doesn't sound like a lot.

So this woman is psychic allegedly and she's gonna save the world by killing all the witches?

Now the woman's name is pronounced Suzanne and Suzanne's around 35 when the story starts and she's living in Phoenix, Arizona

And Suzanne believes that she's psychic, like she can predict the future and she gets visions all the time and she'll hear voices talking to her.

She even believes that her god talks directly to her and tells her what to do.

But one day in 1977, she gets a vision that actually comes true.

Because this vision shows her the man of her dreams.

And at some point she's out at a party and she meets this guy, James.

And Suzanne thinks James is fine and that he's actually the man of her dreams that she saw in her vision.

So they start talking and they hit it off and soon they start dating.

Now both Suzanne and James are very into drugs.

But now that they're together, they get really into using hallucinogenics like LSD and peyote and stuff, which definitely isn't helping her with the belief that she's like psychic and seeing visions and hearing voices and stuff.

So at some point early in their dating period, Suzanne starts telling James that she has these visions and that her God talks to her and gives her instructions and stuff.

And James, who's probably high on drugs, actually believes her and he believes that she's a prophet and he's willing to do whatever she says.

So she starts using these visions and voices she's hearing to manipulate him.