The post How Unlikely Duo Of ‘No-Nonsense’ FBI Agent & Psychic Quietly Teamed Up To Solve Cases For 25 Years appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. FBI special agent Robert Hilland was a self-described no-nonsense, follow the facts guy. Exactly the last type of person that you would expect to consult with a psychic. But after reaching a dead end on a case that consumed his life, a skeptical Hilland turned to psychic medium John Edward. A life-changing meeting led to a 25-year working and personal relationship between the FBI agent and psychic. As Hilland consulted with Edward, supernatural forces, paired with the FBI agent’s sharp gut instincts, served as guiding lights in a variety of cases. Joining “Forbes True Crime” is former special agent Robert Hilland, co-author of “Chasing Evil,” a book he wrote with John Edward about their unlikely story. Watch the full interview above. Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestv/2025/09/02/how-unlikely-duo-of-no-nonsense-fbi-agent–psychic-quietly-teamed-up-to-solve-cases-for-25-years/The post How Unlikely Duo Of ‘No-Nonsense’ FBI Agent & Psychic Quietly Teamed Up To Solve Cases For 25 Years appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. FBI special agent Robert Hilland was a self-described no-nonsense, follow the facts guy. Exactly the last type of person that you would expect to consult with a psychic. But after reaching a dead end on a case that consumed his life, a skeptical Hilland turned to psychic medium John Edward. A life-changing meeting led to a 25-year working and personal relationship between the FBI agent and psychic. As Hilland consulted with Edward, supernatural forces, paired with the FBI agent’s sharp gut instincts, served as guiding lights in a variety of cases. Joining “Forbes True Crime” is former special agent Robert Hilland, co-author of “Chasing Evil,” a book he wrote with John Edward about their unlikely story. Watch the full interview above. Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestv/2025/09/02/how-unlikely-duo-of-no-nonsense-fbi-agent–psychic-quietly-teamed-up-to-solve-cases-for-25-years/

How Unlikely Duo Of ‘No-Nonsense’ FBI Agent & Psychic Quietly Teamed Up To Solve Cases For 25 Years

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FBI special agent Robert Hilland was a self-described no-nonsense, follow the facts guy. Exactly the last type of person that you would expect to consult with a psychic. But after reaching a dead end on a case that consumed his life, a skeptical Hilland turned to psychic medium John Edward. A life-changing meeting led to a 25-year working and personal relationship between the FBI agent and psychic. As Hilland consulted with Edward, supernatural forces, paired with the FBI agent’s sharp gut instincts, served as guiding lights in a variety of cases. Joining “Forbes True Crime” is former special agent Robert Hilland, co-author of “Chasing Evil,” a book he wrote with John Edward about their unlikely story.

Watch the full interview above.

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestv/2025/09/02/how-unlikely-duo-of-no-nonsense-fbi-agent–psychic-quietly-teamed-up-to-solve-cases-for-25-years/

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