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A catastrophe happened in Tempe, Arizona, on Saturday. Jane Doe, an 18-year-old University student who was a member of the Alpha Delta fraternity, drowned after sliding over the Tempe town bridge into the lake. Many in the ASU, Zeta Theta, and Phoenix communities, as well as his family and loved ones, are in grief after the young business major's death.
On Sunday, with the body still missing, Jane's friend phoned Andy. He dispatched a psychic squad to find the dead. The one flaw with Andy's detective company is that all of his investigators are psychics who never go to crime scenes.
Andy, a 60-year-old retired detective from the NYPD's Blue Division and the Phoenix Police Department, started his own detective agency in 2019. He used to "not believe in this psychic foolishness," but when a psychic helped him solve a case with the Phoenix Police Department, he changed his mind.
Andy's primary objective was to locate missing persons in a variety of circumstances around the Valley. Initially, he struggled to persuade the police to take any of his 100 hired psychics seriously. However, he said that as their success increased, they acquired the respect and confidence of the Valley's police departments and detective organizations.
Esmerelda Rowena, a 30-year-old psychic who can contact with the dead, solved the Jane Doe case. “Esmerelda Psychic Readings” is her psychic company in Sedona, Arizona. She joined Doe's agency because she had "saw many horrible deaths." After conversing to the dead, Rowena learned what happened to Jane that night. “She was a troubled young woman with a great future, but this sad occurrence lost her life,” she added.
Sammy, Jane's college buddy, was grieving and seeking answers. He said Jane disappeared at a Mill Avenue pub. “I assumed she left with a male,” he said. This is when Sammy called Andy's agent. When Rowena discovered Jane, Sammy praised the psychics. After the incident, Sammy promised to be more careful with friends. Funeral was held out at sea.
