G L O R I A
{Part Five - Page Two}
By
Bonnie M. Wells
I ran out of space on the first page of Gloria - Part Five, so had to continue on this page: Everything remains the same .....This page is 'definitely' color coded for research and verification purposes!
Paragraph/Section titles by me: [issues previously mentioned by me] my comments appear in pink:
Color Code: Text / Special notes / Rudolph / Garvey / Dye / My comments / Emails / Prosecutor-Sheriff,etc. /
* this mark indicates contradiction, and color indicates by whom. {- clarification brackets -}
The following article was sent to me: It has no date on it, but judging by the "age" of Rudolph .... as given in the article, I'm guessing it appeared in our news papers sometime in 1999:
My comments appear in pink ... as usual:
Psychic: Abilities Not Rare
By
Brett Dunlap / staff writer
People should not be afraid of the word "psychic," Georgia Rudolph says.
Rudolph, {51}, has been working for over 12 years to give people unique views of themselves and their places in the world. /BMW/ Rudolph's birth date - October 13th, 1948:
Just recently, she completed a book entitled ... *** "Yesterday Lives Forever," ... documenting her search for her past life, which revolves around a 12-year-old girl who lived near Newport at the turn of the century. /BMW/ Okay.... here's the same book "recently finished" again! Year in and year out, this same book is just recently completed. This is 2004 and no one that has contacted me has ever been able to locate this "recently finished" book! Another thing that strikes me as odd, is the number of times that Sandra Jenkins is referred to by various news reporters as a "12-year-old girl." It's my understanding that Jenkins committed suicide at the age of 19, so why isn't she referred to as a 19-year-old young woman?
Rudolph is a familiar face to many in this area. Her initial tips helped police find the body of Jenifer McCrady in the fall of 1996, which led to the arrest and murder conviction of the victim's husband, former Ohio state trooper Jackie D. McCrady. /BMW/ Well, here we are, at least 3 years past the McCrady case and finally a reporter says that Georgia Rudolph is a "familiar face" to many in this area.
The 30-year-old mother of two died from a single gunshot wound to the head and was found in a shallow grave near Little Hocking. /BMW/ Well, we're back to the "near Little Hocking" BS of earlier days. Jenifer's body was within sight of our grade school! She most assuredly was "in" Little Hocking, not "near" it. All this does is convince me that reporters and cops alike are trying to discredit one more piece of "my information" - information that was sent to Detective John Winstanley in 'advance' of Jenifer McCrady's disappearance. I said, "The killer is coming into Little Hocking John, he's coming right at me. I can feel his presence in Little Hocking. He will kill again, probably this month [September of 1996] if you don't stop him. Please get me some help out here." / Of course there was no response, no help, only typical silence, and approximately nine days after I sent this info to Winstanley Jenifer McCrady disappeared. Twelve days later she was found right here [in] Little Hocking, just like I said. One of the first things I noticed about the news coverage of the case was how everyone just kept repeating ...."near Little Hocking."
Rudolph now makes her living doing personal readings. /BMW/ Here we are again, a woman who says she is not a "card reader" is actually "making a living" from doing personal readings!
She has been living in Parkersburg recently while doing research on a number of projects, and plans to return soon to her long-time residence in Pittsburgh. /BMW/ This article was done {I estimate, according to the age given for Rudolph} in 1999. This is the year 2010, and ...... the woman is still "living in Parkersburg," and has moved two or three times ..... but never back to her "Pittsburgh" residence! / In one article, either on this page or page one, the reporter says Rudolph moved to Parkersburg to research her book .... the same one that was "recently finished" half a dozen times in half a dozen years now!!! Now, this reporter says she is doing research "on a number of projects." If she is making a living from personal readings, I don't see how she has time to do anything else!
For as long as she can, she said, she has always had a psychic ability which allowed her insight into the lives of other people. /BMW/ Yeah, and telephones and Marietta gossip boxes don't hurt none either!
"I have always been this way," she said. "I didn't just wake up one morning and decide I was going to go out there and be a psychic. I was born this way." /BMW/ Must have been a mighty slow thinker, because no one ever heard of her until the Unsolved Mysteries show of 1991, and actually I've seen no evidence of "psychic abilities .... much less dream identification & interpretation abilities.... prior to that show. / I guess I did say, many times that I was "born this way," ..... anyone who is interested can check out "The Early Years," .. one of the books in my Pure Coincidence series. There are numerous "examples of my abilities" documented on this web site, the first beginning when I was less than 2 years old. Many can be read from The Early Years. Others can be found sprinkled throughout the book series.
Rudolph was adopted at age 5 after spending most of her life in a children's home and a number of different foster homes. She grew up around Columbus and Medina Ohio. /BMW/ Columbus Ohio is only a 2 hour drive from Marietta, and Medina is even less.
"When my parents got me, they thought they were getting this nice kid who was going to fit in nicely with their family and there I am talking to people they can't see," Rudolph said. "They had a real hard time with it." /BMW/ I've known of some people who "talked to people that no one else could see." The doctors said they were schizophrenic!
Early on, Rudolph drew pictures of a house and told her parents it was the house she used to live in, as well as pictures of a girl she said she used to be. /BMW/ I believe this is the first reference to Rudolph drawing pictures as a child of "a girl that she used to be." The article directly following this one reports an entirely different account ... why am I not surprised? ....Quoting from article below.... "As an adopted child, Georgia often drew pictures of the house she used to live in. Her adoptive family assumed it was a house of her early childhood. The name Marietta seemed to go with the house. / Standing by the river, she was flooded with memories of paddle boats and captains, her head filled with faces and names she had never known before. 'I didn't understand what was happening to me. It was frightening.' / She returned to Marietta and started researching old census reports from the 1800's. 'I found the names I remembered and traced them. Finally, I had to go meet the family descendants. We drove to their house. It was the house I have been drawing my whole life. They gave her a picture of Sandra taken in 1908. 'She looks like me. I even wear my hair the way she did.'/end quote / /BMW/ This trip to Marietta occurred when Rudolph was an adult .... in her 30's, or so she claims. From this report, it does not sound as if she was the least bit familiar with what Sandra Jenkins looked like. Strange how the story just keeps changing ..... ever so slightly ..... but always changing. / Sandra Jenkins was reportedly born in 1895 or 1896....depending on which story you want to believe. Regardless, in a picture taken in 1908, the girl would have been 12 or 13 years old. What 12 or 13 year old kid, back in the early 1900's looked like, and wore their hair like a 36 year old woman in today's world? My mother, who was born in 1914, ... the very year that Sandra {Cassandra } supposedly committed suicide certainly did not look like an adult woman when she was a twelve year old kid .... and yes, I do have pictures of her at that age. / Little bit of background info here ... Nancy Truesdal; Born May 6th, 1863; Married, James A. Jenkins; their children were - 1. Julia Jenkins; 2. Casssandra Jean Jenkins:
Her adoptive parents believed these incidents were the product of the overactive imagination of an impressionable little girl who had been passed between a number of homes during her short life, she said. They did not try to dissuade her.
The drawings were the beginning of her search for a connection to her previous life.
It was her adoptive grandmother, Lucille Smith, who was the first one who actually pointed out Rudolph's psychic abilities.
"She saw it in me," Rudolph said. "I was 10 years old and I was sitting on the porch with her one day and she said, 'I'm not going to be here forever and I want to talk to you about something serious. You know you are different."' Rudolph said she replied, "Yes, I know -- I'm adopted."
Her grandmother said, 'You have a special gift and one day you will discover what I am talking about. It is important for you to never allow anyone to make you feel different or strange or bad over this.'"
"At 10, I had no earthly idea what she was talking about," Rudolph said. /BMW/ Thought she was 'born this way' and had been having 'visions'; 'hearing voices'; pointing to people's chests and telling them they had something wrong with their heart when she was 5 years old; seeing houses and people she didn't know since she was an infant .... well, at least since she was 5 years old .... so why didn't she have any earthly idea what her grandmother was talking about when she was 10 years old? I knew what my grandmother, and mother, were talking about when they talked to me about some of the things I did when I was just a little kid .... I mean like 4 and 5 years old! / Please see "My Daddy" in Pure Coincidence Book No. 1 - The Early Years. See if this statement about a 'special gift' isn't almost a word for word quote! I told this story at a metaphysics meeting in Marietta, Ohio back in 1994./ You know, I've said this before, but I'm going to say it again .... only a complete moron steals from me...especially things that I have written well in advance of the theft. And I don't know how bad off the moron would have to be to bring the stolen things right into my home area and solicit the assistance of news reporters to flaunt it before my eyes.
It was around the age of 22 that Rudolph realized she should use her abilities.
"Up until that time I knew what it was, but I was like so many young psychics. I was afraid of it." she said of being able to tell when someone was going to die.
"I was like others in saying, 'I don't want this. I don't want this,'" she added.
Rudolph was educated as a nurse and had done a lot of work with pregnant women. She was able to tell if someone was with child and knew whether the baby was going to be a boy or a girl.
One day a woman came into the doctor's office where Rudolph worked, complaining of pain around her lower abdomen. The doctor diagnosed the problem as a cyst on one of her ovaries and was about to send her home when Rudolph sensed something else. She convinced the doctor to run more tests on the woman's appendix, which turned out to be inflamed and about to burst.
"If he would have sent her home, she probably would have died," Rudolph said. /BMW/ What nurse out there could not tell a similar story? My own mother was no nurse, but I recall the time that Dad came home from work and Mom informed him that he had to take my brother Charlie back to town, and to the hospital because his appendix was about to burst! Like I said, Mom was no nurse, but Dad immediately headed for the hospital with Charlie. And it's a real good thing he did because by the time they got there, Charlie's appendix had indeed ruptured/burst, and he was rushed into emergency surgery. This happened at Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, West Virginia, and Charlie still carries the scar .... in case anyone wants to "verify" my word.
In the years after that, she said, the doctors learned to listen to her "gut feelings."
Rudolph explained psychic powers as such:each and every person has his or her own aura, like a force field around the body. Each person's aura vibrates in a specific pattern, which Rudolph says she is able to "tune in" to. The vibration pattern of someone's aura is different when he or she is ill, she said.
"You are not going to hear it. I am not going to hear it. I am going to feel it. It is a knowledge that comes from inside," she said of her special sense.
Rudolph said she believes everyone is born psychic.
"Everyone has these abilities," she said. /BMW/ So why did her grandmother tell her she had a special gift?
"I liken sensitivity to an open window with a shutter or a blind. When we come, we come in a pure form; that window is open. As we grow up, some of us close that blind a little, halfway or completely."
"Mine was left open," she said./BMW/ So was this before or after she was saying...."I don't want this. I don't want this?"
With the Jenifer McCrady murder, Rudolph was told the police were originally looking for a missing person.
"I told them Jenifer did not feel alive," she said. "She felt 'in spirit.' I told the police the reason they could not find this woman. She was not alive." /BMW/ Duh .... ya mean we can only find 'em if they are 'alive'??? Golly gee ...
The information she provided the police was not a true vision, but something she saw through her mind's eye, Rudolph said. /BMW/ Another new version:
In addition to the McCrady case, Rudolph has done work with police departments in Chicago and Pittsburgh as well as other agencies in New Jersey, Indiana and Georgia. In Ohio she has worked with the Monroe County Sheriff's Department and a number of agencies in Washington County:
In Chicago, a female officer approached her about a particular case.
The officer's daughter had been attacked and raped the night before. Rudolph said the police would catch the man either right in the act or right after and they would catch him soon. Although the daughter could not remember what her attacker looked like, Rudolph said she was able to describe him and knew his name was Jerry. The next morning she got a phone call from the officer. Police believed they had caught the culprit and she was going with her daughter to a lineup. The man eventually was convicted of the crime. /BMW/ Well, I'm going to ask another stupid question here ... If a person cannot remember what her attacker looked like, then what good would it do to go to a lineup? And was his name Jerry? Strange that she didn't brag that she was correct about his name. Oh well, probably an oversight on the reporters part.
Rudolph never takes any money in return for her work with police. She said it is her way of being able to give something back. /BMW/ I've never heard of any police departments that ever paid anyone .... unless the person was a well known drug addict, hooker or other habitual criminal! They will pay them, but not an honest citizen.
Over the years Rudolph has met with some skepticism.
"Whether in a church or organization, people are where they are supposed to be," she said. "If that is their viewpoint, I am not going to knock my head against the wall and try to change it."
"The best way I can make them understand true psychic sensitivity is to present myself in a way the good Lord would want me to. I know there is a reason for me to use this."
Rudolph said she will never do anything wrong with her abilities and does not engage in the "boogie-woogie." She does not use chicken bones or dance around in the moonlight. /BMW/ Does not engage in the "boogie-woogie"??? What is she talking about now? Witchcraft? Wonder why she didn't just say she didn't engage in witchcraft??
"When I sit down to do a private reading or working on a case, I keep in mind that I am responsible for the soul of that person and for myself," she said. /BMW/ Oh boy .... "responsible for the soul of the person she is 'reading' for?? Good lands .... not even the Pope is "responsible for the souls of the people who come to him!"
She averages about 60-70 readings a month. She insists people record their readings, as her predictions cover a three to five year time frame./BMW/ The last account I had of Rudolph, she was charging $35.00 per reading {and yes, she was reading Tarot cards}. Let's see ..... 35 x 60 would be $2,150.00 per month. Not bad. 70 x 35 would be $2,450.00 per month. That's even better. No wonder she doesn't charge for her help. Hell, her taxes alone could be used as a reward fund! Then again, perhaps she is exempt from paying taxes .... hum, I wonder! [2006 note: I was recently informed that Rudolph demands 200.00 per hour to do 'over the phone' work on missing person cases, and yes, I remember who told me, and am sure the person will verify this if need be!!!]
[I do not say if they are going to die] / See: Snapping Green Beans section of page one; done in yellow: / or if someone in their family is going to die," Rudolph said. /BMW/[2006 note: Please see the following email before we go any further with this interview:
8/21/06:
Ms. Wells,
You don't know me but I have a question. I saw on the computer a story where you and Georgia Rudolph made two different predictions about a murder case. Well I got a reading from her that said my mother's life will be over in a relatively short time. I am distressed about it, and would like to know if you think she is not accurate or could tell me of any other past mistakes, or someone who would know.
I greatly appreciate your comment, God bless and thanks.
jxxxxxmxxxx@yahoo.com
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Back to the above interview:
"I believe we come into this earth for a reason. Those things are between you and your maker. I won't touch it." /BMW/ Well so much for prevention. Me? Oh I'm not nearly as 'sensitive' as Rudolph. If I could have found a cop to work with, and to listen to me; and if I'd been given the information that there was a Belpre cop who was a highway patrol officer who had a nurse wife, who was the daughter of my veterinarian; a cop who was once the partner of the very trooper that took Wild Bill's ass down when he ran that stop sign back in 93, you can bet your bottom dollar I would have been knocking on the doors of Jackie and Jenifer McCrady, Doctor and Mrs. Barrett; Mr. and Mrs. McCrady (Sr.), and anyone else that I could have laid my hands on. I would personally have gone to each one and warned them of what was approaching. God knows I tried anyway. I thought that's what I was doing when I sent the information to the Washington County Sheriff's Department. I honestly thought that's what I was doing. Now I learn that while they snickered and sneered, called me crazy and said they didn't believe in 'psychics," and snubbed their noses at me, they worked with Rudolph repeatedly: But I'll tell you this here and now, this "don't tell" policy must be fairly new for Rudolph because there are stories on one of these three pages in which she tells of going up to a gray haired man when she was but five years old and pointing at his chest and telling him he was going to die {see page one / Snapping Green Beans section}. And I remember her pointing to a woman driving across the Shoney's parking lot one night and saying .... "See that woman, she'll be dead in a month. She's going to be murdered." I never done anything like that myself. There have been a few instances in which I knew that people close to me were going to have a heart attack and possibly die. I went to those people each time and expressed my concern over their health. I would never stand in silence if I knew something was going to happen to someone ....anyone....even a stranger. I'm not responsible for their souls ..... or their lives ..... but if God sees fit to give me the warning, he knows me well enough to know I'll certainly pass it on. Always have .... always will.
"You need to concentrate on the positive aspects of life. I teach people to use their abilities to the fullest."
From time to time if she senses something, she will tell people she used to be a nurse, that she sees signs of potential problems and will suggest they go to a doctor.
Rudolph says going to a psychic should be like going to a doctor or a lawyer: potential clients should check them out first. /BMW/ I'll certainly second that! And if you can't 'check them out' first, well, just keep watching them later, see if they are a person of their word. If not, run, and don't contribute to their filthy lies by giving them your money.
"Check out their record, their accuracy and their background," she said. "Just don't go because someone said they are psychic."
Rudolph invites people to check her background with the documented police cases she helped with as well as research with Duke University and the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
She warns to avoid so-called psychics who try to pick lottery numbers.
"If they give you numbers, get up and run," Rudolph said. "If we could pick lotto numbers, we wouldn't be working."
Over the years, Rudolph never forgot the images she was drawing as a child. Through continuing dreams she saw places she had not been, but were very familiar to her, walking down a particular path or in a graveyard.
At that point she had never been to Marietta, but the name was always in her mind. She never asked about anything until she was 30, when she was diagnosed with epilepsy.
Rudolph met with her natural mother, Rose, and found out that she had spent two years in jail for beating on her, causing Rudolph's condition.
Rudolph also found out she had five sisters. / BMW / One of which is in Texas! One of which is named GLORIA!! Oh yeah.... the plot thickens.]
"I asked them all if they knew someone named Marietta," 
