There is a new book out called Chasing Evil by Robert Hilland and John Edward.

[tavernier]

Robert Hill is a police officer and FBI agent and John Edward is a well known psychic medium. Over the years starting before 911, they have worked together solving crimes. Mr. Hill, despite John Edward’s desire to remain anonymous, felt that it was extremely important for him to write about their work together that involved saving many, many lives.

I’m presently reading the book and it makes my heart stop and takes my breath away, but it’s also important to me in another way. Recently, Mr. Edward was asked if there was one person he wouldn’t give a reading to. His response was, Donald Trump. He said that he would not give a reading to or even speak to this man in either this life or the next.


John Edward works tirelessly to bring together people and to solve horrendous crimes. He has stated that this world and the next world continue to fight good against evil. If he will not even speak with Trump, either this world or the next, pretty much makes me feel that we in DU are in the right ballpark.

[SheltieLover]

1. Ty for sharing!

I have it on hold through library.

[ms liberty]

2. Sounds interesting! Bookmarking so I can find it if I forget the title lol!

[highplainsdem]

3. Excerpt from the book here:

https://people.com/chasing-evil-john-edward-robert-hilland-excerpt-exclusive-11798903

[Sogo]

4. I used to watch John Edwards' show where he did readings in front of an audience, with someone in the audience

becoming the person he would focus on by virtue of the information that started flowing for him. It was pretty fascinating. I'm interested to read this book.

There was another famous psychic at around the same time who also did televised readings. I don't recall his name (James something?), but I do recall what he looked like.

[NJCher]

5. psychic detective stuff

is right up my alley. I ordered both the audio version and the book itself.

My friend that I go to see Theresa Caputo with also goes to see John Edwards. I haven't seen him in person, though.

[tavernier]

6. The author's name is Robert Hilland.

It is misspelled as Robert Hill in the first paragraph. I attempted to edit and correct this mistake but for some reason, my iPhone would not allow me to do this. I just wanted to mention this in a post since I was unable to fix it.