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See No Evil

See No Evil

Paperback

ParanormalParapsychologyTrue Crime

ISBN10: 1537099620
ISBN13: 9781537099620
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: Aug 14 2016
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.66
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

From the #1 Amazon Bestselling Author comes a paranormal murder mystery INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS and starring the real life man known as The Mississippi Mystic, Seymour R. Prater.

An otherworldy gift...Like Edgar Cayce, the Sleeping Prophet, Seymore Prater had the gift of clairvoyance. Known throughout the South for his mysterious and miraculous abilities, he could see beyond the barriers of time and space- identifying a man's killer, finding stolen objects, and even locating lost people.

A profound paranormal legacy...Seymour Prater left behind a supernatural legacy and one unsolved murder that terrified a Mississippi town as the community battled their fears of the living and a dead man's ghost that haunted the 'Old Floyd Place'.

An angry spirit...On January 3rd, 1931, Arthur Floyd was murdered in his store in Carrollton, Mississippi. Days later, the deaf man was found still clutching a piece of peppermint candy. When a local black woman discovers the decaying corpse, she becomes tormented by ghostly visits and seeks the help of the African American community to dispel the angry spirit.

A haunting mystery...With no eyewitnesses to the crime, Arthur Floyd's killer is destined to be a free man until his brothers consult The Mississippi Mystic. Will Prater's supernatural insight be the final clue needed to solve the Floyd murder? Will answers bring peace to a town ravaged by fear? As Sheriff Baker and the Floyd brothers struggle to solve the case, the sheriff vows that Arthur's killer will be sentenced and hanged by the neck until dead.

For Seymour Prater, it was MURDER at FIRST SIGHT...

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