Episode 64: The Imposter:

The Disappearance of Nicholas Barclay

The case we have for you today is one that is easy to get lost in. Nothing is what it seems and no one is telling the whole truth. Somehow everyone is at fault and no one can be trusted. In this case a family goes through the unimaginable but is then given a miracle beyond belief. Only to have their joy ripped away from them once again.

Conjure Tip of The Week

Let’s talk about the imposter of the stone world, Pyrite, better known as fools gold. Sometimes Pyrite has a reputation as undesirable, simply because of its ability to trick people into thinking they struck it rich. However, looking at it that way will only serve to overlook the really positive ways in which Pyrite can enhance your life! It can enhance confidence, success and abundance. Not to mention Fools Gold is a very powerful and unique protection stone. It’s even known to encourage the possessor to become bolder and more assertive when it comes to protecting loved ones, their community, and the planet as a whole.

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