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Missing Girl's Mom Seeks Help From Famed Psychic, Carla Baron

By Anonymous

September 19, 2003 -- Immediately following the disappearance her daughter, Jonnie Carter wasn't ready to hear what a psychic could reveal on the whereabouts of Bethany Markowski who disappeared from Old Hickory Mall in Jackson more than two years ago.

But now Carter said she's heard what nationally known psychic Carla Baron had to say and although the news included gruesome details of Bethany's abduction in March 2001, she hasn't given up hopes of finding her daughter alive.

"During a psychic reading she told me that Bethany's spirit is no longer with us," Carter said. "She told me things about her personality and wit that she couldn't have known."

Baron said that her psychic readings have led investigators to the resolution of more than 50 cases involving homicides, arsons and missing persons.

"I speak to the essence of a person. This is how I decide whether I'm supposed to be involved in a case or not," said Baron, who uses a psychic technique called "remote viewing" to help envision the victim and crime scene.

"I'm only allowed to see as much as would not disturb the discovery process and I have no qualms about revealing what I'm shown," Baron said during a phone interview from her Los Angeles home.

In a psychic reading, Baron is careful in revealing some of the gruesome details related to a victim's death.

"Unfortunately, Jonnie was taken through Bethany's abduction in the initial read but I don't have to take her through the nightmare everytime I talk to her," Baron said. "Jonnie needs to carry on Bethany's spirit, no matter what, and stay within the positive realm."

During Baron's recent psychic reading via the telephone with Carter, she revealed to her what she believes happened to Bethany on March 4, 2001.

"It was a situation that escalated among the people involved," Baron said. "She was being hidden in the hills in Tennessee in a forestry area for a short amount of time. In my vision it all ends on a country road off a main highway and Bethany's body was placed at the bottom of an embankment in some sort of ravine."

Baron has worked with various law enforcement agencies across the country on many cases. She currently is working nine cases, all free of charge, including Bethany's. The girl was 11 years old when she disappeared.

"I don't receive any money when working in an official capacity," said Baron, who has a nationally syndicated radio show and has been featured on Court TV's "Psychic Detectives" series.

"I don't force departments to work with me - thank God we're getting to a point where departments are coming to psychics when the case initially occurs," Baron said. "It's not about taking anything away from the investigators; it's about all of us working together toward one common goal."

Baron believes that psychics are not meant to solve cases. They're meant to "help connect the dots."

Other families with missing persons are singing Baron's praises for the work that she's done.

"Carla is very descriptive and accurate about the details," said Sharon Garry of Connecticut. Garry's sister Tina, 34, and 15-year-old niece Bethany Sinclair have been missing for more than two years from their West Chesterfield, N.H., home.

"Before Carla, I've talked to three other psychics before and one of the most aggravating things about them was their lack of detail," said Garry, who talks with Baron at least once a week. "I would have to come up with my own interpretation."

Garry's search for her sister and niece continues. Volunteers were out last Saturday afternoon searching, and Garry feels they are close to locating them.

"Carla led us to the area where she said we would find a container that was used by the man involved in their disappearance," Garry said.

But finding law enforcement officers willing to listen to the advice of a psychic is still a challenge for families.

"We've gotten a mixed reaction from officers," Garry said. "I think some of them feel like their egos are on the line."

Jackson Police Department Violent Crimes Investigator Lt. Mike Holt has been working the Markowski case since the beginning.

"The Jackson Police Department welcomes the assistance of anyone who contacts us with information regarding the disappearance of Bethany Markowski," Holt said in a written statement. "All information about Bethany's disappearance that the department has received has been followed up on, and any and all information we receive in the future will be pursued until Bethany is found."

Carter hopes local agencies will enlist Baron's help.

"I want everybody to remember that there are missing children out there and it shouldn't matter how we get them home," Carter said. "If it takes a psychic or police dogs, whatever it takes, it needs to be done."

BETHANY'S TIMELINE:

March 4, 2001 - Bethany is reported missing by her father, Larry Markowski, who says she disappeared outside of the Old Hickory Mall in Jackson.

April 2001 - Numerous donations pour in to aid in the effort to locate Bethany.

July 2001 - Bethany's picture appears on 'America's Most Wanted.'

September 2001 - Bethany's picture appears on numerous missing children's Web sites.

November 2001 - 84 million ADVO cards are circulated in the West Tennessee area with Bethany's picture.

June 2002 - Jonnie Carter appears on 'Montell Williams' to talk about Bethany's disappearance.

June 2003 - Bethany's picture appears on Briney Baird's golf bag during the St. Jude's PGA golf tournament.

WHAT TO KNOW:

Details of Bethany's disappearance at www.fbi.gov or the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, www.ncmec.org.

To leave a tip, call: FBI, 668-9578; Crime Stoppers, 424-8477; Jackson Police Department, 425-8400; TBI, 423-5790.

A reward is being offered in the amount of $18,500 for information leading the discovery of Bethany and the arrests of the person or persons involved in her disappearance.

(By TAJUANA CHESHIER
tcheshier@jacksonsun.com)

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