Comments on: Questionable Psychic #392: Missing Jacquelyn Kotarac https://danwin.com/2010/09/questionable-psychic-392-missing-jacquelyn-kotarac/ Words, photos, and code by Dan Nguyen. The 'g' is mostly silent. Sun, 07 Dec 2025 04:13:29 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.39 By: Marcia Carrillo https://danwin.com/2010/09/questionable-psychic-392-missing-jacquelyn-kotarac/#comment-784 Thu, 30 Sep 2010 15:01:32 +0000 https://danwin.com/?p=1304#comment-784 I am Jacques sister – Marci – and I contacted the Psychic to help me determine if she could help find Jacque. She was not a “user” and was the first to tell us of Jacques passing – she could not feel Jacques energy. This told me Jacque was probably dead. She also insisted that the police go back to Moodies house and search it. She did this all on Saturday morning – long before Jacque was discovered in the chimney. I have only the best things to say about the Psychic who helped us.

As far as Wayne Wallace is concerned I’m sorry we ever talked with this guy. He was arrogant, mean, unprofessional and cruel.

Marci Carrillo
Jacques Sister

]]> By: Patient https://danwin.com/2010/09/questionable-psychic-392-missing-jacquelyn-kotarac/#comment-766 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:32:20 +0000 https://danwin.com/?p=1304#comment-766 Jackie Kotarac was my doctor for almost 15 years, and I always had the utmost admiration for her intelligence and passion. She told me she was devoted to science; she called it her religion, in fact. It saddens me that a so-called psychic would have exploited the family’s desperation to find her, especially in light of the tragic way she died.

There has been enough gossip about Jackie’s personal life and relationships, and many cruel comments from people who never met her. The last few times I saw her as a patient, I could sense that she was troubled. Whatever that trouble was, it led her to take a desperate action that resulted in tragedy.

Having now seen some of her family members interviewed on TV, I can see where Jackie got her warmth, intelligence and character. They are maintaining their composure in the midst of horrible publicity. They are going out of their way in a time of terrible grief to keep Jackie’s medical practice open.

What extraordinary love it must take for a family to set aside their grief to help the thousands of strangers — staff and patients — impacted by Jackie’s death. What extraordinary evil it must take for a “psychic” to exploit that love with false hope.

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