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Good evening.

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When detectives working on a case have exhausted all conventional lines of inquiry,

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they sometimes turn to the unconventional.

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It's not uncommon for them to use psychics.

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Officers on the Yorkshire Ripper Inquiry used information from psychic Nella Jones,

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and American police investigating the son of Sam, serial killer case, turned to Uri Geller.

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Tonight we continue the remarkable tale of perhaps the world's most successful psychic detective, Dixie Yeterian.

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This is the first time she's agreed to appear on television to tell her incredible story.

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As a young child, Dixie Yeterian was aware she had extraordinary powers.

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I knew things that I didn't know how I knew.

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Everyone was saying, how did you know that?

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Where did you get that from? Who told you that?

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And of course no one had told me, and I just didn't know how I knew.

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Dixie's premonitions were so accurate her family believed she was possessed by the devil.

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They were constantly trying to exercise the demon side of me.

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As she grew older and became a student at the University of California, Dixie's psychic gifts intensified.

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After one clairvoyant vision of a brutal murder, she even became a suspect.

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She remained under suspicion until the killers were caught.

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Pretty soon the word was all over town that I was able to identify the people who had committed the homicide.

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Michelle on line two.

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By the early 70s, Dixie was hosting her own psychic radio show.

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One day she took a call which was to change her life.

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My name's Owen, Owen Etheridge.

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Yes, hello Owen, what can I do for you?

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Well, it's my dad. He's been missing for over three days now and nobody knows where he's at.

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Now what you need to do is bring in one or two personal, very personal items of your father's like a watch or a ring of his.

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I started having awareness just immediately.

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This is though I was the person who was having the experience.

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The dream was so explicit it just really terrified me.

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Four days before Dixie's disturbing vision, neighbors of Owen Etheridge Sr. had reported him missing to the Lompoc Police Department.

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Mr. Etheridge had not returned home the day before and they were concerned about his safety and were abouts.

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There was nothing to lead us to believe that there was anything more than a missing person other than the piece that just didn't fit together.

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We interviewed the son, Owen Etheridge, and things started not to jive.

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Stories were told that didn't correlate with other stories.

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They called the boy little Owen and his dad was Owen.

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He was a pretty good ball player. His dad had expectations of him someday being a professional ball player.

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And then when the boy would get out of that groove that his dad had for him, he didn't like that.

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We decided collectively to bring in Owen, the son, and speak with him a little more seriously about this.

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Thanks for coming in, Owen.

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It's okay. I don't see why you guys want to question me again though. I've already told you everything already.

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Well, Owen, I'm sure you understand that we have to...

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There was this sixth sense that, hey, you know, this guy has something to do with it.

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Daddy is missing and we've got to come.

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Too calm when your dad's up and gone.

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Son, is there anything, anything at all you might have forgotten to tell us?

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Like I told you before, Mr. Ziegler, sir, I was in the family room.

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I saw my dad get into a car and drive off.

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And you're sure you don't remember what the make of the car was or who was in the car? What is it?

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They just wasn't jiving. He didn't want to tell us anything.

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We could have been playing cards for all the... for what we were gaining.

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Excuse me.

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Lieutenant Ramos, who's this?

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Lieutenant, my name is Dixie Euterian. I have a talk show on the show.

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I spoke with Detective Mel Ramos.

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I've never met, had never met him before, so I didn't know what kind of reception I was going to have.

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I had a call this morning from a young man who says that his father disappeared.

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You have the boy's name?

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Atherage. Owen Atherage.

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Just like his father.

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When she was taking me on a telephone, it was sort of a shock.

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Because I was in the middle of this interview with a criminal suspect for a murder case.

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So my mind really was concentrated upon what I'm going to say next to Owen until she interrupted me.

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So it was like a bomb on me.

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I believe that this young man has killed his father.

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I think the reason I was able to be so effective is because he was a criminal suspect.

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I think the reason I was able to be so effective with this case was that the father's energy was on the watch and ring and the boy's energy was on the watch and ring.

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I had the energy of both of them, so I was able to perceive a lot more than I would have in most cases that I work with.

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Over the phone, Dixie recounted to Mel Ramos the disturbing images she'd picked up from the missing man's watch and ring.

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I knew that there had been a situation the night before in which he, as a typical teenager, decided to sneak his girlfriend into his bedroom.

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And I knew that his father had been extremely abusive with that.

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I have had it with you, boy. That new Missy. Get out of my house. Why don't you just leave us the hell alone?

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She spoke good for you, son. You want to give up everything, all of this, for her?

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The whole situation there was so vivid. It was as though I was living that experience.

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Do you think I'm going to let you screw up everything we work for? Huh?

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The boy was just really, really abusive.

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The feeling that I had with him, I'll never forget that.

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It was such a feeling of cold, icy cold that came over him.

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It was as though he just turned to steel.

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He took a rifle down on the rack on the wall when he shot his father.

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Then the perceptions changed from the boy to the father. And this is what concerned me, because I was still having physical sensations.

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And I thought the father was still alive.

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He felt a terrific headache, which could have come from being shot in the head with a bullet.

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And that would give you a good headache.

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She felt that he was out of town. She wasn't sure which direction in my recollection, but about 15 miles out of town.

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I knew that he was in a camper in a green carpet. Then I knew that he was dragged some distance.

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And then I knew he was put under the, that he was buried in a shallow grave.

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It was so real to me that I could feel the dirt under the fingernails.

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When the boy tied something green around his neck, I could feel a sensation of choking.

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And I thought, oh my god, he's burying him alive, because I could feel all these sensations.

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I knew all of those things. It was just amazing to me. It was so real that it frightened me.

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Holy cow, what I do with this information, I know I would probably be laughed at if I told the rest of the boys, hey, look what we got from Claire Boynsey.

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But I took it seriously.

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Thank you very much, Dixie. I really...

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I couldn't dismiss it. It probably was true. I didn't know.

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We didn't tell anything else. And I walked back into the office. That's when I said I would go with it, 100%.

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So I assumed everything she told me was true. And I just laid on to Owen and watched his reaction.

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Have you got something to tell me, Owen? Have you got something to tell me right now?

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No, I've already told you.

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You have something to tell me.

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Clark's ticking, Owen.

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Talk to me. Talk to me.

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Talk to talk about what? I told you what I know.

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That phone call you made to Dixie, Owen. I don't buy it. You lied to her just like you're lying to me.

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Smart move you thought puts me in the clear. No, son. I know you're lying. Tell me the truth. You shot your dad.

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No, I didn't.

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Yes, yes you did, Owen. You shot your dad in the head. You shot your dad in the head from your bedroom window.

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No, no, sir.

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Yes, yes you did, son.

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You shot your dad in the head. You wrapped him in a sheet, put him in his own pickup truck, and you drove maybe, what, 15 miles out of town.

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I guess he thought he was been watching him. I don't know if we're a kid.

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It seemed like he had little beads of sweat, something to form on his forehead.

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And total amazement as if, my God, Lieutenant Ramis knows everything I did.

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You didn't even bury him, Owen. You just threw some dirt on him. He might still be alive, Owen. He might not be dead. You can help yourself, Owen.

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You can help yourself, or they'll be strapping you in the chair.

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Okay. I'll take you to my dad.

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Well, one said, yeah, I'll take you to my dad. Well...

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Lieutenant, what I felt and perceived...

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And when Dixie gave me this information, that was like a giant key.

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If the key fit, we'd have opened the door. Well, the key did fit.

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And the door did open. That is, Owen said, yeah, I'll take you to my dad.

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In her vision, Dixie Yaterian had perceived that Owen Etheridge had buried his father 15 miles out of town. Her accuracy was uncanny.

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Upon Owen's direction, we drove east of town to a hilltop, which was 15.1 miles to be precise.

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That's right, it's strange for me to be that perfect or that close to the site.

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All right, where is it, son?

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It's right up there, sir. Get the shovel.

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She envisioned Mr. Etheridge was buried slightly underneath the surface.

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And there was a freshly dug mound, the dirt on top of his hill, and he pointed to my father's there.

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We found Mr. Etheridge, he was about two inches below the surface.

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His torso was just barely below ground.

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Dixie had mentioned on the telephone that she envisioned him having a green tie of some sort on his neck.

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The shooter had tied a piece of green surveyor's tape in a bow tie around his dad's neck after he had shot him.

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From Dixie's information, it was a key that he cased and we solved it through her.

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Young Owen Etheridge was found guilty of murder, but because he was a juvenile, only served three years.

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Within five years, he was dead, killed in a motorcycle accident while being chased by the police for a minor offense.

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Twenty-two years later, Mel Ray must revisit the gravesite with Mark Landrys, a member of his old investigating team.

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That's where Mr. Etheridge was buried, I think.

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We had never found this place, huh?

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Oh, it wasn't for Dixie?

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Dixie Euterian's remarkable success in helping police crack the Etheridge case attracted law enforcement agencies around the country.

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I was receiving calls from everywhere asking me to work and carrying a tremendously heavy case load.

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At any given time, I would have as many as 30 cases.

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Just like your handcuffs, your badge, your ID cards, your gun, Dixie Euterian became a tool.

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Wherever we were, we felt we needed, we could pick the phone up.

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And to the best of my knowledge, he could give you just as much information over the phone, many, many times.

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But Dixie's successful collaboration with the police was to draw her deeper into danger.

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I had a premonition that if I continued in law enforcement work, that I would not survive my 45th year.

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Dixie's premonition was so disturbing, she abandoned homicide work and left California for Alaska,

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where she taught parapsychology at Anchorage University.

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But she retained some links with her previous work by assisting the Anchorage police.

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The only work that I was willing to do was missing children.

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Um, an idea to do some crimes against children work there.

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Inevitably, she got too close for comfort.

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One day, she received an anonymous letter.

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This letter purported to come from a person who had inside information

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and told me that I must stop doing the crimes against children work.

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There was no price on my head. I was going to be killed.

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Phone ringing

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Hello, Dixie Euterian.

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Hello, Mrs. Euterian. It's John Rush again. I'm glad you're in.

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Mrs. Euterian, I really must have your help to find my son.

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I'm sorry, Mr. Rush. I told you before, I can't help you.

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This man kept calling and saying that his wife and children were missing, and he was devastated.

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And, um, I kept saying that I couldn't see him. I just knew I couldn't see him.

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I didn't feel good about him.

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Hi.

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Hi. I'm John Rush. I'm here to see your mother.

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Oh, sure. Mom?

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Someone here to see you.

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Shannon? I want you to go to the store and get some coffee.

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A hundred bucks? Mom, we've got coffee.

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And take Kirk with you.

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Mommy's asleep.

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When I saw the man, it was very clear what he was there for.

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I thought if I could just get her out, and then I could maybe fight him.

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I could do something, but I didn't feel that I could protect them as well as myself.

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You're just scared. Go on.

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I'm going. I'm going. Regular or decap?

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What the hell is going on here?

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It's okay. She's going. I don't care, Shannon. Just go.

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Lie down on the floor, please.

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I'm not going to lie down so you can kill me.

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Just lie down on the floor.

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From the moment that I knew that my life was threatened, I had a tremendous sense of calm.

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I wasn't frightened. I felt disassociated.

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So I was watching a movie.

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Instinctively, Dixie tried to protect herself, but the gunman overpowered her.

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I was shot point blank and they had three times in the mouth,

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put the gun to my mouth and shot me three times.

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He shot me here and here.

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You can't see. I had wonderful surgeons.

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I was shot.

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I was shot.

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I was shot.

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I was shot.

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I was shot here and here. You can't see. I had wonderful surgeons.

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And he cut my throat, and he pistol whipped me until the trigger housing was broken off the gun.

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And he stabbed me numerous times. These are all stab wounds.

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Then he took photographs of me.

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He needed this to be able to get paid for what he had done and saw that I wasn't dead.

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That's when he cut my throat.

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One of the first on the scene was Sergeant Joe Austin

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of Anchorage Police.

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She put up the struggle of her life.

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If she hadn't fought this person,

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we wouldn't be sitting here talking a story about Dixie.

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She'd probably be dead.

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Dixie was rushed to Providence Hospital

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with the surgeon's battle to save her.

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She obviously had multiple gunshot wounds to the face,

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scalp, and both hands.

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She had a through and through laceration of her lip.

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In other words, it was cut all the way through into the mouth.

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She had a fracture of her jaw.

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She had fractures in and around her orbit, around the eye,

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which should cause one eye to almost be completely swollen,

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shut because of the bleeding into that area.

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She also had some wounds to her scalp,

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back in the back of her head.

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And she had bullet holes in both her hands,

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which had broken some of the bones in her hands.

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I saw my mom in the emergency room,

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and I told her that I loved her,

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and that if she had to leave me, that I understood.

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She could have lost the sight in the eye

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by just a matter of millimeters,

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or just as easily been into the brain by a matter of millimeters,

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and basically good luck.

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There's no other way, really, to put it.

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Most people that are shot about the head this many times

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don't do quite so well.

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Dixie had made a miraculous recovery,

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but she was still a marked woman.

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The anchorage police were so concerned for her safety,

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they smuggled her out of the state

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and into the care of the witness protection program.

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She was scared, terrified.

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Had it happened to me, I would have certainly been scared,

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and I carried a gun.

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Dixie and her daughter Shannon went into hiding.

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They were on the run in fear for their lives.

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I just packed a gun, a .44,

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and I figured, you know, it was either me or them,

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and so I'd use it if I had to.

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But after three years, both Dixie and Shannon

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decided to come out of hiding, despite the risks.

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I decided that I would rather live and face the danger

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than to not live and just be alive,

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because you can't really live in that state.

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You're just existing.

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Dixie Euterian has rebuilt her life.

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She's returned to California to the small town of Oakhurst,

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but has no thoughts of retirement.

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I do a lot of lectures, and I teach workshops,

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and I do a lot of symposiums and seminars,

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so I keep really busy.

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Got him.

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I'm really happy.

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Dixie continues to work as a psychic,

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but as vetoed law enforcement work.

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Despite this, she's not out of danger.

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I was contacted by a friend who works totally undercover,

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and he told me that any person who wanted to earn a few dollars

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could come and kill me.

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He told me that the exact words were,

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if you stay off Main Street, you'll be okay.

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Now I feel pretty comfortable.

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I'm not going to do law enforcement work anymore.

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I guarantee you, I'm sorry if your child is missing.

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I will recommend other very credible people to work with you,

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but I won't do it.

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I won't risk my children's life.

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I won't risk my daughter again.

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I think life is experiences.

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When I leave this life, I'm certainly going to have lived it.

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It's not boring.

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Sure, it's worth it.

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We're here to live.

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Yeah.

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I wouldn't do any of it differently.

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So that chapter in Dixie's life is over,

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and you don't need to be a clairvoyant to see why.

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Dixie still gets calls from the police

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asking her to help them with her psychic powers,

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but nowadays the answer is always no.

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Good night.