580:. Before the studio recording, a large, heavy sledgehammer was used by a muscular man, âJasonâ, to smash up a car in a wreckers yard. He was asked to do this act with anger and strong emotions, in order to transfer his ânegative energyâ into the hammer. Six other identical sledgehammers were scuffed and marked to give them a similar appearance. In the studio, all seven hammers were seen hanging from a frame and contestants were asked to match the correct hammer to Jason, who was standing to the side. Each contestant had a one in seven chance of picking the correct hammer, even if no paranormal powers were used. The hammer used by Jason was #4 in the line. Debbie Malone, Greg Riley and Katrina Cavanough picked #4, Anthony Grzelka picked #6, Heidi Hanley picked #5, Salvatore Trimboli #6 and Maria Elita #3.
681:. Dogs were brought onto the main stage, one at a time, and contestants were asked to âreadâ a particular dog to reveal as much as they could about the dog and its job. Heidi Hanley was presented with a diabetic detection dog but determined it was a search and rescue dog. Salvatore Trimboli was presented with a therapy dog but was unsure in his âreadingâ. Debbie Malone was presented with a cane toad detecting dog but determined it was a farm dog. Greg Riley was presented with a quarantine dog but determined it was a movie dog. Katrina Cavanough was presented with a film and TV dog but determined it was a search and rescue dog. None of the contestants was correct in this test.
558:. Contestants were taken to a Sydney apartment where, in April 1976, Maureen Klaus was murdered by Kenneth Ballantyne by means of strangulation with the stick of a feather duster. Each contestant was given an unspecified amount of time to wander about the apartment to see if they could glean information on why the murder took place, how Maureen Klaus was killed and where her body was found. Information on the case was provided by retired Detective Inspector John MacGregor of the NSW Police, who watched the contestants on closed-circuit TV. Contestants made many guesses about the crime, some right but most wrong.
564:. Four couples were split into two lines, facing each other on the stage. Their positions were random, so the contestants did not know who from one line was coupled with their counterpart in the other line. Contestants were asked to use their claimed psychic powers to match the couples. Julie McKenzie, Michael Wheeler, Anthony Grzelka and Greg Riley failed to match any couple. Maria Elita, Katrina Cavanough, Heidi Hanley and Debbie Malone matched two couples. Salvatore Trimboli matched two couples. The overall results were more or less in line with chance.
542:. Four volunteers with known medical conditions appeared on stage. âDougâ had his left kidney removed after a bout of cancer. âSueâ picked up a parasite on a trip to Africa (and also was pregnant during the taping of the episode). âKirstinâ lost her leg below the knee after a tumor. âPavelâ had face reconstruction after an accident. The contestants identified many ailments they thought the volunteers might have, but none successfully named the exact condition. This, however, was a matter of some debate between the judges.
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episode three, couldn't match a piece of luggage with a passenger in episode four, and shed no light on the location of the body of Peter
Falconio in episode five." Her prediction of the final three were Charmaine Wilson, Ezio De Angelis and Amanda Roussety. Ezio De Angelis' prediction of the final three were Charmaine Wilson, Shé D'Montford and Ezio De Angelis. Amanda Roussety's prediction of the final three were Mitchell Coombes, Shé D'Montford and Amanda Roussety.
403:. Contestants were presented with volunteers who had known medical conditions. They then used their claimed psychic abilities to describe the conditions. Volunteer #1 had a kidney transplant. Volunteer #2 had skin cancer, glaucoma and emphysema. Volunteer #3 had lost her left leg below the knee. Volunteer #4 had suffered a stroke in 2001. Volunteer #5 had suffered 17 broken bones in the past. Contestants mentioned many possible conditions for each volunteer.
586:. A volunteer was placed into the boot (trunk) of one of 55 cars parked in a suburban train station parking lot. (Nine cars were excluded, owing to the back section being visible, leaving 46 in play.) The contestants were asked to locate the volunteer using their claimed powers. Greg Riley chose the right car, Katrina Cavanough, Heidi Hanley, Debbie Malone, Salvatore Trimboli, Maria Elita and Anthony Grzelka chose wrong cars.
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632:. To comment on the test, guest judges Simon Reeve and Tony Squires - both from the 7 Network - were brought in. Each of the remaining contestants were brought to the stage and stood behind one of the covered items. Then, one by one, the contestants were âblindfoldedâ with a simple velvet cloth and permitted to touch and feel the now uncovered item. Heidi Hanley (saddle) incorrectly identified âcricketâ and
519:. Contestants had 15 minutes to locate a helicopter in a pine forest. According to the episode, the area to be searched was the size of 200 football fields. Each had a map and an item belonging to the pilot. Maria Elita, Debbie Malone, Heidi Hanley, Michael Wheeler, Julie McKenzie and Valerie Bradshaw failed. Greg Riley, Anthony Grzelka, Katrina Cavanough and Salvatore Trimboli succeeded.
665:. Five people from the sport of fencing were brought onto the main stage, together with an imposter, making six. All were dressed in full fencing gear, complete with masks. Contestants were brought onto the stage one at a time with the task of identifying the imposter. The fencers changed position on the stage before each new contestant. All contestants failed to identify the imposter.
536:. Contestants had seven minutes to find a 'jewel thief' (an actor played the role) amongst passengers on two train carriages, while the train was in motion. Contestants were to glean information about the thief using âenergiesâ picked up from his backpack via 'Psychometry'. They also claimed to invoke 'Remote Viewing' and 'Spirit Guides'. All contestants failed to find the jewel thief.
592:. Contestants were given a small piece of personal property belonging to members of the studio audience and were asked to use their claimed powers to glean information about the owner. This is known as 'Psychometry'. There were mixed results, with skeptic judge Saunders remarking on some of the vague comments and questions posed by the contestants.
282:. A boy (an actor with his mother and safety officers nearby) is hidden in bushland with contestants given 15 minutes to find him using their claimed psychic abilities. Rayleen Kable failed. Jason Betts succeeded. Mitchell Coombes failed. Amanda Roussety failed. Charmaine Wilson failed. Ezio De Angelis failed. Shé D'Montford succeeded.
770:. Seven boxes were placed on pedestals on the main stage. Three of the boxes contained a bar of gold, four were empty. Contestants were asked to use their claimed powers to detect which boxes contained the gold. Debbie Malone chose two boxes correctly, Heidi Hanley chose no box correctly, Greg Riley chose two boxes correctly.
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360:. Contestants blindfolded themselves and touched an item belonging to famous rock stars. They then used their claimed psychic abilities to describe and possibly name the deceased owner. The items used were a jacket belonging to
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297:. A dummy bomb is hidden in 1 of 70 large shipping containers at an international port with contestants given 15 minutes to find it using their claimed psychic abilities. All contestants failed to find the dummy bomb.
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