Sylvia Brown chokes / Sago Mine Prediction Pt.2

After stating on live radio that she agreed with the initial (false) report that the Sago miners had been found alive, Sylvia Brown and George Noory find out that in fact they had not been found alive and were feared dead. Her "prediction" changes real quick....

The Audio Clip:

Noory: And they're talking about the possibility of a miscommunication between rescue crews and command center about those survivors. So that story that now is breaking is that twelve of the thirteen are reported dead, not alive. How tragic, Sylvia Browne, for this to occur after a world-wide euphoria...

Browne: (overlapping) Exactly.

Noory: ...that they may have been alive. This is frustrating.

Browne: (overlapping) And how crazy for them to report that they were alive when they weren't.

Noory: Ugh! You know I had a reporter from West Virginia to start my program tonight. One of the first questions I asked her was "Were these miners pulled out? Is that how they're saying they've been rescued? Or did they hear them? What was going on?" And she said "Well, I really don't know" but she alluded to the fact that they weren't pulled out yet but that they were all in the process of... And any time in a coal mine situation when you hear that, that's still dangerous, because anything can happen. The mine could, you know, cave in again.

Browne: (overlapping) It could collapse, anything.

Noory: So we're going to follow that story this hour when we're with you Sylvia, taking phone calls, and then...

Browne: Right.

Noory: Uh, for those of you with our affiliate stations, I will be live in that last hour of Coast To Coast, leading into most of the morning shows.

Browne: (overlapping) Yeah, I don't think there's... I don't think there.... I don't really think there's anybody alive. If there is, I think maybe only one. I just don't believe that there's.... I haven't heard anything 'cause I've been with you, but uh... I just don't think they are... alive.

Noory: That's frustrating.

Browne: It's terrrible. Especially when everybody was...

Noory: (overlapping) Okay. Let's go to the phones.

Browne: ... yeah, false hope, exactly.

(See Pt.3)