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“I Saw Dead People.” - Confessions From Former Psychic Jenn Nizza

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In the world of mediums, Jenn Nizza was a big deal. She regularly practiced divination, was heavily involved in the occult, and believed she was communicating with dead people. Plot twist – they weren't grandma or grandpa or cousin Salley.... They were demons. After demonic activity ramped up in her own home, Jenn was miraculously touched by Jesus and found her way out of the darkness and into the light of Christianity. In this episode of The Spillover, she shines light on the dangerous reality of psychics, communicating with the “dead,” and which signs to look out for if you believe you might be under spiritual attack.

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