Psychic Sylvia Browne and her Amanda Berry prediction

Browne

As you're likely aware, news broke earlier this week that three women -- Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michele Knight -- who disappeared 10 years ago were found alive in Cleveland, Ohio. As despicable as the details surrounding their disappearance is, their story has given hope to those who are suffering through the terror of having a missing loved one. But sometimes these families seek the advice and council of various professionals; including police, psychologists, grief counselors and, occasionally, psychics.

In 2004, Louwana Miller, mother to victim Amanda Berry, did just this. She received a reading from Sylvia Browne, a self-proclaimed celebrity psychic, on The Montel Williams Show. Browne did not have favorable news for Louwana Miller. After begging for information on her daughter’s whereabouts, she heard the worst thing a parent could possibly hear:

Haunted toy store from 'That's Incredible' still incredible?

I don't want to grow up, I'm a Toys "R" Us ... ghost?

Back in the days of big hair and bad fashion - that's right, the '80s - there was a documentary-style human interest show on called That's Incredible which was a hybrid of Real People and Leonard Nimoy's In Search Of ... Hosted by John Davidson, Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby (right), and produced by Alan Landsburg - who also created In Search Of ... - the show would explore fantastic feats of humans and paranormal phenomena.

In a way that sums up most of the decade, the show was cheesy and topped with awesome sauce.

Anyhow, in one of the show's more memorable episodes - which Paranormal Pop Culture has pinned down to probably airing in Sept. 1981, episode #44 and in the show's third season using the Encyclopedia of Television Series, Pilots and Specials: 1974-1984 by Vincent Terrace - there was a segment featuring psychic Sylvia Browne at a supposedly haunted Toys "R" Us store in Sunnyvale, Calif.