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Annette Bricca

Aug 17, 2026

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And that you have some insight on, so I just wanted to start off there and see what happens.
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Yes.
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So I have, um, one of the things that I had told you the last time I was on, and you know, people that know me or I've been doing this for a long time, so as a child I've always been working with the police and the FBI in helping find missing children.
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And I mean, that's a full-time job, so even though I do readings full time, I mean, I do ...
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You know, have done that since I was 13 all the time.
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I don't very often get involved in cold cases, and the reason is because I just actually don't have time for that and I'm ...
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I don't want to say who cares, but I, I have been ...

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Of course.
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[laughs]
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But I didn't have a choice.
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And I, and I always, I realize now that I had to go through the events that I went through because I had to go through really difficult things to understand how, how lucky we are to be alive.
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And, and, and even though you can go through really terri- horrible, terrible things, you can get through those.
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And I believe that we're here for two reasons.
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One is our, our human life that we're supposed to go through to get through obstacles and, and experiences to learn for our soul's perfection.
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But then once we can master that, if we can, then we go to what we call our soul purpose life, which is us living at a higher vibration where we are experiencing love and joy as much as we can to the umpth degree, you know, for the rest of our journey.

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Mm-hmm
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My father was raised on the south side of Chicago from a family of Polish descent.
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My grandparents were really hardworking, decent, fabulous people.
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My mother got married quite young.
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She was about twenty years old.
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My father was twenty-two or twenty-three.
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My mother had felt like wanted to get out of her house as soon as she possibly could, and I think that marrying my father felt like a pretty safe bet.

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