January '10 Practical - Susan Powell

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Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 1, 2010 at 9:59am

On first contact her energy seemed scattered and highly upset (sad and horrified), which indicated to me the nature of what happened to her. I'm rather sure that she's not alive anymore. Here is what she showed me:

I see her being over taken by a man in an off white colour jacket and cap made of similar fabric as the jacket, outside a house, which I take it must be her house. The jacket has a sheepskin collar. A bag was pulled over her head, she was tied at the hands and feet and gagged. The man puts her in the back of a car, which could be a station wagon or SUV, light colour (white or beige - I'm struggling to make this out as remembered by her). The bag was later partially removed or it came off partially. She sees herself on the floor of this car, although the bag is partly obscuring her view. They drove for a short while - she hears branches scraping the sides of the car. When they stop, she's dragged from the car and the ties around her feet removed so that she can walk by herself. The bag is pulled back over her head again, but she can make out a foot path in the woods.

There was an argument with this man and a lot of pleading noises and crying made by her. I see her being hit over the head with something like a baseball bat or heavy branch. She was either killed at this stage or died later due to exposure and her wounds.

She still is in a place that looks like a forest to me and it doesn't seem too far from their home either.

That's where I also stop seeing anything unfortunately. She was reluctant to indicate her husband in all of this but eventually did say that she wanted to leave him because of him being abusive. I can't help but wonder if he maybe wanted to "keep her from leaving him" in this way ("If I can't have you noby else will")?

Permalink Reply by Milli (Millicent Purae Omallia) on January 5, 2010 at 8:59pm

I find this quite interesting. Prior to seeing the videos, I knew what she looked like. Since, I'm really new at this stuff, I was amazed at what I saw and the accuracy. However, I saw her trying to run and not yet dead as you've implied. But, then again, I'm very new at this. So, I still feel like I'm taking a stab at the dark. I see her hair in a pony tail and in a white or cream color hoodie or sweat jacket.

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 6, 2010 at 1:55am

Thanks Milli,

At this stage there will be many impressions as to what happened and we'll only know for sure and be able to compare with the evidence once she's found (I pray alive!). Or if somebody comes forward with evidence.

For now the important thing for us is to practice doing this, to help establish a method and clear channel.

Love and blessings, Susan

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 7, 2010 at 1:23pm

Hi Sweetie (hope it's ok if I call you this!)

Try now to interpret what your body is telling you - let me know what the tightening of your neck tells you about this case, as well as the dizziness?

I'm going to give you an idea here- the tightening of your neck - would you say that she could have been strangled? And the dizziness you experienced (if your own blood pressure is ok and you don't have a sinus problem or ear infection that could cause this obviously) - could that mean that she was drugged?

I'm leading you here I know, but I want you to interpret the signals you might be getting! Post your ideas about this here please? Susan

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 8, 2010 at 12:01am

He does have negative energy around him - I see anger, guilt (about something) and fear there. If he isn't directly implicated, he at least knows what happened here!

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 10, 2010 at 11:38am

ABCNews.com > GMA
Susan Powell Family Launches Social Media Blitz to Find Missing Utah Mom
Her Father Urges Husband Joshua Powell to Cooperate With Police
By MIKE VON FREMD and SARAH NETTER
Jan. 4, 2010
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The family of the missing Utah mother has launched a public relations blitz on social networking sites with the hopes someone has additional clues after nearly a month with no word from Susan Powell.


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Family and friends of Susan Powell launch a social networking push to find her."We're hopeful somebody will be able to remember something or something will strike them," family spokeswoman Shelby Gifford told "Good Morning America."

The family is posting new videos and pictures on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, hoping to add to the dozens of new leads West Valley City police say they've been getting each day. As of this morning, the Facebook page dedicated to the search for Susan Powell had more than 14,200 members.

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Susan Powell has been missing since Dec. 6, the day her husband Joshua Powell packed up the couple's young sons for a middle-of-the-night camping trip in below-freezing temperatures. It was a trip, her famiy has since said, that Susan Powell would have never allowed.

Joshua Powell was named a person of interest by police, who have claimed he hampered the investigation by refusing to answer several questions. He hired noted Salt Lake City criminal defense attorney Scott Williams as attention turned on him.

Investigators said they have uncovered an e-mail from Susan Powell in which she tells friends that her marriage is troubled.

Susan Powell's father, Chuck Cox, told "Good Morning America" today that his son-in law has said little in recent weeks as he brings the boys, ages 4 and 3, to visit.

"We've only had a few words each time as he's dropped the kids off or picked the kids up and he's had nothing to say at all about where Susan might be," Cox said. "He told me a couple weeks ago that he didn't know where she was and there's been no change."
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Susan Powell Family Launches Social Media Blitz to Find Missing Utah Mom
Her Father Urges Husband Joshua Powell to Cooperate With Police
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Family and friends are hoping a newly lanched social media blitz will help find Susan Powell. Investigators continue to focus on her husband, Joshua Powell.
(AP Photo/ABC News)Susan Powell's Father Urges Son-in-Law to Cooperate With Police
Cox once defended Joshua Powell and said he didn't think he'd be capable of harming his daughter. Now he's hoping his son-in-law will start helping authorities find her.

"It's a difficult situation when we talk," Cox said. "And I try to encourage him to use his attorney and talk to the police."

Cox said that he's confident in the police investigation, but that he doesn't know whether investigators are close to an answer.

"I have no idea where the investigation stands really," he said.

Joshua Powell is also catching flak for taking a 900-mile family vacation to Washington state while his wife is still missing.

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Investigators have been out to the area where Joshua Powell reportedly took the boys, but they have not found any evidence to corroborate his story and said he would not show them the exact camping location.

They now say that they have more questions for Joshua Powell about the camping trip, but that he's not talking. He attended a candlelight vigil for his wife before the holidays.

Anyone with information regarding the case can call West Valley City Police at (801) 840-4000.

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 10, 2010 at 11:40am

Originally posted by Sweetgreenwitch: I feel that Susans husband had something to do with her dealth. When I look at her photo I could feeling tightening around my neck. I feel he buried her in the woods. A place that the family would go camping often. Her husband didn't want susan to take the kids away. They had alot of trouble in their marraige. I feel her husband knows lot more than he is saying..

Permalink Reply by Crescent (Rev) on January 25, 2010 at 2:35pm

I don't believe that Susan's alive anymore. I don't sense any "live" energy from her. But she was forcibly taken from her home, in broad daylight. That puts her murder, with driving time of a few hours, near or after dark. She knew her attacker(s). Otherwise, they couldn't get close to her without her calling 911 (for emergency help). I see a big truck or moving van that left her driveway that's got her body going to an unmarked grave. She's in a tree-filled area, a few hours away from her home. It's off a dirt or little-travelled road.

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on January 26, 2010 at 2:06am

Thanks to both Angellus and Crescent - I think we're all in agreement that Susan was forcibly taken from her home and that she's not alive anymore. As soon as more details become known, we can compare our findings to that. I also do hope that this case is solved soon!

Permalink Reply by Crescent (Rev) on February 5, 2010 at 11:56am

It was Susan's husband who killed her. That's why she didn't resist him at first, because she knew him.

Permalink Reply by Susan Wheeler on February 5, 2010 at 2:05pm

Thanks Crescent - I know that many of us agree with you on that point.

Permalink Reply by Crescent (Rev) on February 5, 2010 at 4:55pm

I'm getting an impression of another man who helped with the kidnapping/murder. He's in his 30's, dark hair, about 5'8" to 5'10" tall, clean shaven, possibly a green or brown coat. But strong for his build. He took his watch out to mark the time of Susan's death. It wasn't the kind of watch that you wear around your wrist, but a pocketwatch. She didn't die at once, but after a little while. That's why he was looking at his watch, because he knew that he had to get the truck back in time before the place closed. This man knew Susan as well and was possibly in her personal social group (along with her husband's). I'm getting the initial P. Palmer? I keep coming back to this case because it keeps calling me back.

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