About Pam Coronado

Pamela Coronado has been involved in psi criminal work since 1996 when a dream provided her with the information needed to help a search party locate a missing woman in California. That dream and amazing chain of events that followed changed her life forever.  "It was the day that Sherri's parents threw their arms around me and thanked me for helping locate their daughter that I knew I had finally found my life's work." says Pam.  That passion remains.

For the past 12 years, Pam has been actively involved in helping to solve local and regional crimes and mysteries that had become very frustrating for search parties and law enforcement. She has consulted as a psychic detective to local, state, federal, international and private agencies.  Pam uses clairvoyance and psychometry to gain "insight" into a crime or missing person case. By holding objects worn or loved by the victim, Pam can "tune in" to the person and learn of their current physical state and clues about their location.

While no psychic investigator can claim 100% accuracy or provide all of the answers, Pam's work has proven to be astonishingly accurate and helpful on numerous occasions.  She insists that psychics are investigative tools and should work as part of the investigative team.  She stives to give useful and specific information and believes that crimes are all ultimately solved by solid police work.

 Training and Study

Pam trained and studied under two highly respected mentors, Bevy Jeagers and Alan Vaughan before they both passed in 2001.  Bevy, author of The Psychic Paradigm and founder of the St Louis based, US PSI Squad, taught Pam how to observe and report what she sees in a systematic and controlled manner.  Bevy, the daughter of a cop with brothers in law enforcement understood and taught what types of information would be most useful to an investigation.  This no-nonsense and practical approach has made Pam a highly saught after psychic detective.  Bevy encouraged Pam to obtain her own private investigator's license, which she did and held for seven years in the state of Arizona. 

Alan Vaughan, author of several classics, including Dream Telepathy, Patterns of Prophecy, and Incredible Coincidences helped Pam to understand and harness the nightmares that were plauging her.  After studying parapsychology for some 30 years, Alan had a deep understanding of how the subconscious and conscious minds communiate and taught her how to strengthen this connection, working with dreams in a far less frightening manner. 

Pam considers the past 12 years as continual training, allowing her to keep learning and improving her ability to give high quality information to law enforcement.  "It's not enough to have my information line up after the fact" she notes "I strive to give information that makes a difference in the investigation."

 Television

In 2000 Alan Vaughan asked Pam to participate with him in a documentary project for New Line Cinemas.   When Vaughan fell terminally ill, Pam was asked to do the project without her much loved and respected mentor.  She did so, in his honor, despite her embarassment at being labeled "a psychic" and her intensely private nature.  In September 2001 New Line Cinemas released the fascinating and intimate look into Pam's life as a mother and developing psychic detective in a documentary extra feature, "Premonitions" for the Final Destination DVD.   

Pam's work later caught the attention of the Sci Fi channel who wanted to put her to the test, live, on camera.  Again wanting to make her parapsychologist mentor proud, she rose to the challenge and earned a 90% accuracy rating from a skeptical detective on Sci Fi's Proof Positive.  This rating was based on her answers to 50 questions about a complex crime that had already been solved, allowing the detective to grade her responses.  In 2006 Pam was hired to work on the Discovery Channel's Sensing Murder.  She filmed 11 episodes of Sensing Murder which can now  be seen on Investigation Discovery or purchased through The Discovery Store.

Teaching Others

Pam now teaches others who are interested in this field how to control, strengthen and readily access their own intuition.  Pam feels it's important for would be psychic detectives to understand their own process, avoid crucial mistakes and have control before attempting to work with law enforcement.  Being a consistent and useful psychic detective involves a skill set, not just a gift.  For class information visit the Appearances page.