THE PSYCHIC ZONE with Todd Segal Psychic Detective
Todd Segal is a real life psychic detective that has been doing his work since 2001. Originally from Massachusetts where he ran a horse farm and worked as a carpenter and furniture maker, he comes across as a very unassuming person to be involved in the psychic world. He wanted to know why he was getting visions that other people couldn’t see and could see the dead as he approached a person or a house. He put off his talents for a long time always thinking it was a strange coincidence until one day he found a missing person that was murdered and revealed the suspects involved in the case back in his home state. He just didn’t think his abilities were the real thing, but when he finally went into public service for his psychic work he shocked the world with his abilities and finally quit his carpentry job and did full-time investigations and readings. Since this time he has found a countless number of missing pets, solved missing people, and lost object cases. The number is quite staggering and he has even made a point of documenting all of his cases. He is even referred by other psychics for his specialty in the psychic investigation. Todd wanted to put psychics and mediums into a whole new light because they are often surrounded by skepticism and many are not what they say they are. He has done a reading on live TV for a morning news show, been interviewed in magazines, and does investigations around the world right from his office. In the Psychic Zone, Todd will portray nobody except himself. He will engage in subjects that many of his followers and clients would like to hear about. Things such as remote viewing, communicating with the dead, how to become more psychic yourself, investigation, past lives, and the list goes on. He makes a very shrewd point that this is not a subject matter only given to “the gifted,” and that we all have these abilities but need to open our understanding to receive the messages. Todd will be even doing some of his off the air readings and sharing them with the public on his podcast! This is a huge opportunity for people to witness what one of his readings is like first hand. He started a very popular facebook page where he streamed facebook live every two weeks answering free questions for the public. This is one of the inspirations for starting his podcast. Before he knew it, hundreds of people would show up asking questions within an hour! He was overwhelmed and blown away. Todd will share a lot of his older cases on his podcasts as well as the ones he is currently working on. He also has a very off the wall sort of humor as well as making fun of who he is. There is no mistake that he is not your typical psychic. Often his career is compared to that of a therapist and people seem to really feel comfortable and calmer after hearing him speak about pressing life topics like death and anxieties surrounding it. Currently, he resides in Williamsburg Virginia, a very historical town on the southeast coast where he lives and works on his small horse farm. He drives a truck and keeps a very regular rural guy persona.
THE PSYCHIC ZONE with Todd Segal Psychic Detective
What Happened To Sean?
•Todd Segal Psychic Detective/ What Happened to Sean•Season 2•Episode 12
In this episode, Todd interviews Ramona, the mother of twelve year old Sean whose life was lost in April 2022 by mysterious circumstances. A once peaceful home community in Yorktown Virginia was shocked by the news and turned upside down. Todd has been investigating this crime from the beginning, and he says crime, because he knows there are perpetuators on the loose. In his mind, all the psychic evidence points to brutal wrongdoing. There is so much circumstantial evidence that it couldn't all be covered in one podcast. Todd also wanted to speak to Ramona candidly and sensitively as a mother who has suffered a horrible loss of her child, and to talk about her quest for truth and justice. The parents are both high ranking officers in the US Air Force. Disclaimer: This is only a quick overview of this case, and Sean's case was not discussed in detail, and some facts were approximate.
