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Regarding the psychic, Karen Jannise, in the investigation of Pauline Klumpp - there is a reference which backs up the text so citation is not needed, but should this information be included at all? Jannise found nothing, she proved nothing. She had 28 years to figure out the location of her car could possibly be near a bar (it was actually located at a grocery store according to The Charley Project). TrueCrimeData (talk) 20:23, 16 December 2022 (UTC)Reply
