Psychic felt victims’ pain
A PSYCHIC who worked on the Murphys Creek murders has described the case as “one of the most horrific” she has worked on.
Debbie Malone, a Sydney-based psychic, was called in to assist in solving the 1974 murders of Sydney nurses Lorraine Wilson, 20, and Wendy Evans, 18, for the program Sensing Murder in 2004.
Lorraine and Wendy were holidaying in Queensland in September and October of 1974 and were reported missing on October 12, 1974.
Their remains were found on June 25, 1976 by two bush walkers who were walking in bushland at Murphys Creek near Toowoomba.
Mrs Malone described her experience in her new book Clues from Beyond.
“I will never forget being a psychic witness to the cruelty and barbarism the perpetrators inflicted on two innocent women,” she wrote.
As part of the program, she was given a “gold Victorian ring that had a crescent moon and little pearls around it” and was asked what she could see.
She said she saw the two girls and they told her they were “on the holiday of a lifetime” and their car had broken down.
She said the girls hitchhiked, even though they’d been told not to, and were picked up by two men in a green and white Holden.
In the book, she gives detailed descriptions of those men, as well as where she believed they took the girls and the girls injuries and causes of death.
“I could feel their pain, I feel they got smashed in the side of the head and assaulted - the word I was given was ‘gang bang’, which was quite distressing,” she said.
Mrs Malone’s book will be released in May by Rockpool Publishing and will retail for $29.99.