By Glen Williams
Pictures: David Hahn
Woman’s Day‘s spookily accurate psychic shares the ups and downs of life with ‘the gift’…
Woman’s Day psychic Ann Ann is the first to admit her incredible supernatural gift can leave her mentally and physically drained.
Her intuitive ability to tap into the spiritual world often means very little rest for the alarmingly accurate Ann. She is constantly besieged by a clamouring of ghostly voices all vying for her attention.
Thankfully, Ann knows when to listen to these voices, and as a result she has helped to solve some horrific crimes, assisted in locating missing persons, and allowed troubled souls to finally find peace.
Happy-go-lucky and quick with a raucous laugh, Ann looks like your normal Aussie mum as she enjoys a cuppa on the verandah of her beautiful Brisbane Queenslander. She loves her footy, her five kids and five grandkids, and she can’t keep away from Bunnings hardware stores. She’s so normal, it’s hard to imagine this is the same woman who has been flung across her bedroom by unruly spirits, who can see dead people as plain as day, and has angered the police with her no-nonsense approach to solving crimes that have left them stumped.
“I call a spade a shovel,” Ann laughs. “I don’t beat around the bush, and the police in general don’t acknowledge what I do. They don’t like to admit that they’ve used information given to them by a psychic.
“To be honest, I try not to get involved in things unless I’m asked, because it becomes too draining. I try not to watch the news, as that usually triggers a psychic happening.”
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