GAUTIER, Miss. — The group of psychics and retired law enforcement personnel who gave Madison County detectives GPS locations on the possible whereabouts of missing toddler Myra Lewis, are now working another missing person’s case in Mississippi.
Desmond Moore, 24, was last seen August 30 leaving his mom’s Gautier home to walk to a Pizza Hut less than a mile away to meet friends.
“I spoke to the mother on several occasions,” said Find Me Founder Kelly Snyder. “She provided the biographical information I needed on her son.” Now Snyder will email that information and a picture of Moore to the more than 150 psychics that volunteer with Find Me. “They basically tell me what happened and what their rendition of the circumstances is surrounding his disappearance. And then they provide me a location of where they believe he is located and where we can find him. If there is foul play and suspects, (the psychics) actually name the suspects.”
Snyder would then submit that information to Gautier police and offer additional services to help in the search for Moore, which could include handwriting and linguistic experts, search dogs and aircrafts.
That report, which could be in the hands of investigators in the next two to three weeks, will not be released to the public. And it would be up to Gautier investigators to decide if they will follow up on the leads or not. “There is really no downside, so it’s pretty hard for police to say no to us. It really is a one way street. We give them everything; and, we ask for nothing,” said Snyder.
Find Me’s services are also free to Moore’s family. For more information on Find Me or to donate to their efforts, visit them online at FindMeGroup.org.
Moore is a black male with shoulder length dreadlocks. He stands 5-foot-9 and weighs 140 pounds. If you see him, or know where he is, contact police.
You can listen to a portion of Kelly Snyder’s interview below:
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