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Mina "Margery" Crandon (1888–November 1, 1941) was an American psychic medium who said that she channeled her dead brother, Walter Stinson. Investigators who studied Crandon concluded that she had no such paranormal ability, and others detected her in outright deception.
Margery, bürgerlich Mina Crandon (* 1888 in Ontario als Mina Stinson; † 1941 in Boston) galt als eine kanadisch-amerikanische Geisterbeschwörerin
Mina Crandon, also known as Margery, was a famous American séance medium in the 1920s. She produced various phenomena, such as direct voice, levitation, and apports, under the scrutiny of many investigators, but also faced accusations of fraud.
31. Okt. 2013 · Her name was Mina Crandon. Followers called her “Margery”; detractors knew her as the Blonde Witch of Lime Street. And she was renowned for conjuring the voice of her dead brother, Walter,...
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12. Juni 2006 · Their hostess–and guide to the spirit realm–was vivacious, 36-year-old Mina Crandon, who had in recent months become well-known to the public under a stage name of sorts: ‘Margery the Medium.’. Margery greeted her visitors in a flimsy dressing gown, bedroom slippers, and silk stockings.
24. Nov. 2015 · Mina Crandon was a famous psychic who challenged Houdini to expose her as a fraud. David Jaher's book reveals the personal and intellectual battle between the two, and the social and scientific implications of spiritualism in the 1920s.
Famous American medium of Boston, whose phenomena became the focus of a major controvery over fraud and physical mediumship. Mina Stinson was born July 29, 1889 on a farm in Princeton, Ontario. She moved to Boston in 1904 and worked as a secretary to the Union Congregational Church.
