Karen is the real deal - I was a skeptic
There's no way she could know that my grandfather won a decorated saddle in a rodeo in his youth. She even said it's on display in my living room.

If you are curious about how mediumship works, missing someone important to you or interested in experiencing evidential mediumship firsthand, this event offers an opportunity to see how connections unfold.
Through evidential mediumship, memories and unique details may be recounted, and familiar habits brought to mind, as connections are identified in the room.
Following a sold-out event in June, I'm returning to Moss Vale to once again demonstrate mediumship at the Moss Vale Services Club. During this event, I work with the evidence that comes through and will say if I can't understand or place something.
Not everyone will receive a personal message, and no particular connection can be promised.
There is no requirement to participate. You are welcome to sit and observe.
Venue: Moss Vale Services Club
Date: Friday, 20 November 2026
Time: 7:30pm (The event runs for 90 minutes)
Age Policy: You must be aged 18 or older to attend this event.
Seating: Seating is deliberately limited to support a relaxed and personal experience; bookings are essential to secure your spot.
Readings: Attendance doesn't guarantee a personal message on the night.
There's no way she could know that my grandfather won a decorated saddle in a rodeo in his youth. She even said it's on display in my living room.
And Karen told me all about it - she was absolutely correct and it was amazing! She said my Nan bribed Roger Rogerson and would traffic stolen jewellery, gold and illegal firearms though churches...
I arrived as a smart-arsed skeptic and I left feeling calm for the first time in years.
Karen told me that my husband's wedding band and my wedding band were melted down and pendants were created for me and my 2 children in memory of him and our love. No one could possibly know this.
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