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Has anyone else come across details about the hypnosis sessions they tried on Steve Allen Thomas? I find it really puzzling that even with that approach, they couldn’t get any more info on where Norman Limesand's body might be. Hypnosis is supposed to be pretty effective in some cases, unless Thomas had some other reasons for not remembering—or not wanting to remember. It’s so frustrating that those sessions didn’t bring any closure for the Limesand family. There’s got to be more about why those attempts were unsuccessful, right? I wonder if there are similar cases where hypnosis didn't work, or if this is more of an exception?
Has anyone else been following the Norman Limesand case? I find the involvement of hypnosis in this situation particularly intriguing. It's not something you hear about every day, and it makes me wonder about its effectiveness in extracting memories, especially in such a critical case. I mean, Thomas admitted to the shooting but couldn't remember where he left the body. Can hypnosis truly help someone retrieve lost memories, or is it unreliable? It’s frustrating to think that it might have been a dead end in trying to locate Norman’s remains. Would love to hear if anyone knows more about the use of hypnosis in criminal cases and how often, if ever, it's been successfully utilized.
Hey everyone, I’ve been diving into the Norman Limesand case and something definitely caught my eye regarding the timeline of events surrounding his disappearance. So, Thomas confessed that they had an "accidental" shooting the day after that heated argument. Isn't it too coincidental? Imagine someone you're really mad at goes missing the very next day, and there happens to be blood evidence linked back to you. I can’t stop wondering if their argument was more significant than initially thought. People don’t usually just shoot someone they're arguing with the previous day, right? And how does someone just forget where they've hidden a body, regardless of hypnotism? Just feels like something’s missing here... anyone else think there’s more to this “accident” than meets the eye? Thoughts?