2 posts tagged “scam”
"Doctor Claims He Travels Back in Time to Heal"
An Ohio chiropractor who claimed to treat patients using time travel has surrendered his license to practice.State regulators had been investigating Dr. James Burda of Athens, who said he could take care of anyone, anywhere by reaching back in time to when the injury occurred."
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"He said he doesn't use force to realign bones, but he uses his mind to manipulate the body. But if that doesn't work, he said he travels back in time to fix the problem. He calls the practice Bala-Keem. State medical officials call it malpractice."
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CBS2 Investigates Storefront Psychic Scams
"[Retired NYPD Detective Bob] Geis said the average storefront psychic earns about $300,000 a year, and they don't make that kind of money doing card readings. They do it by cultivating victims and then taking advantage of their vulnerabilities."
Article includes numbers to call if you've been scammed by one of these "psychic" crooks.
