<sub>All scenarios presented are hypothetical and for entertaining purposes only. I’m a fan of, and a believer in, tarot cards, but there is a reason the justice system doesn’t convict or acquit people based on “psychically divined” evidence. Even setting aside healthy skepticism and taking it as indisputable fact that there is truly some divine guidance at play, either through some universal spirit or harnessing the power of one’s own intuition (I believe a combo of both!), the messages gleaned from the cards are reliant on each reader’s own integrity, level of objectivity vs. inherent biases (topic-specific and overall), intuitive giftedness, and/or interpretative skills at the time of doing the reading- and daily human factors can impact even the best of us. Much can get lost in translation, and I’ve seen many instances of tarot readers drawing the same cards for the same topics and then drawing wildly different conclusions about their intended contribution to the narrative, so I can only say that my spreads offer up another viable explanation for what may have happened in their respective mysteries. And I would be honored for anyone to entertain the probabilities (low or high) of the ideas I put out there.

So with all of the above said, here are the stories that I believe my cards tried to share. And they are at least plausible given what is currently known about each of these cases… and I do, ever so humbly, think that at least a few of their theories do a better job than others I have heard at tying all, or most of, the publicly known evidence (that I am aware of) together in a sensical way.</sub>