Sydney-based Debbie Malone is an acclaimed and highly respected psychic, clairvoyant, psychometry expert and spirit medium, who has assisted Australia-wide police departments with great success to solve murder investigations and missing persons for the last eighteen years. Her invaluable assistance with the police on both cold cases and active investigations have proved uncannily accurate. She was the 2005 New South Wales Psychic of the Year and a qualified Angel Intuitive with a fascination that specialises in Paranormal Spirit Photography.

Debbie Malone's busy schedule includes numerous print, television and radio interviews, private readings and workshops on how to attune to the spirit world plus a weekly column for That's Life Magazine. Television appearances include "Today Tonight", "Sensing Murder" (Australia & New Zealand), "Sunrise", "9AM With David and Kim", and many others. Her extraordinary gifts has enabled her to receive visions from both the living and the dead, from the past, present and future, and to convey messages to bereaved families from their departed loved ones. She has even been tagged as Australia's answer to Allison Dubois, whose life is the basis of the successful TV show "Medium".

Debbie Malone's latest book and her first is "Never Alone - A Medium Journey", released by Random House Australia, takes readers on a roller-coaster journey, from receiving confirmation of her capabilities after a miscarriage at age twenty-eight and an extraordinary number of near-death experiences, to filming with ghosts for the highly-successful TV show "Scream Test", and working with assistance of police on high-profile cases such as the backpacker murders in Belanglo State Forest, the Claremont murders in Perth, the Maria Scott murder in the Southern Highlands, the disappearance of Niamh Maye on the outskirts of Tumut, the Mary Seritis-Joiner murder in the Sutherland Shire, plus many other major criminal investigations. The book is best described as "an explosive and insightful look into the life of a true psychic and how their revelations can give people guidance, peace and closure".

Debbie Malone's gift has enabled her to see beyond the here and now - no matter how inconvenient or distressing they may be, she draws strength from using the world of spirit to help both others and herself, and from knowing that we are never alone.

 

Television Appearances:

November, 2009

9 am - With David and Kim on Channel 10. Debbie Malone joined retired Detective Colin McLaren to discuss the case of the abduction and murder of schoolgirl Karmein Chan. Both Colin and Debbie worked on this case separately in the past.

May, 2009

The Haunted - Debbie featured with David Richardson from Channel 7's programme Today Tonight. During the segment Debbie accompanied David Richardson and a film crew to the Upper Picton Cemetery to see what may eventuate. The team were certainly not disappointed as many unexplainable things during their time in the cemetery. The shorting of the power generator on 9 occasions, not to mention the ghostly images that were captured on Debbie's digital still camera. The following day the team visited the Picton Mushroom Tunnel not to be disappointed by more ghostly presences.

July, 2008

Sensing Murder (New Zealand) aired on the 9 Network. Episodes: Fallen Angel.

June, 2008

Debbie featured in a segment with Mel and Kochie on Sunrise about Ghosts and Haunted Houses.

July, 2007 

Debbie featured in a story with Today Tonight (Channel 7) about her Psychic Detective work.

September, 2004 to February, 2005

Sensing Murder Telemovies aired on the 10 Network. Episodes: The Last Train Home, The Scarlet Letter, Mother's Intuition.

August, 2003

Featured in an interview segment called Death with Mark Warren for Sunday Sunrise, Channel 7.

August, 2002

Featured as the Ghost Hunter with Mark Warren for Sunday Sunrise, Channel 7 with film footage taken at Callan Park, Rozelle, NSW which captured numerous supernatural orbs.

November, 2001

Debbie investigated Australia's most haunted house at Monte Cristo, Junee, NSW on Haunted House for Stretch (Fly TV/ABC).

February, 2000

Debbie appeared on Scream Test (Beyond Productions) as one of the five finalists who braved a night in reputedly haunted houses.

 

Publishing:

July, 2002 to November, 2004

Debbie wrote a column for Soap World under the pen name of Clover. The column featured insights for readers in the form of contact with past loved ones and future predictions.

October, 2003

Debbie featured in a story called: "What Does It Feel Like To Talk to Dead People" in Ralph Magazine's November issue.

December, 2003

Debbie featured in the Sun-Herald Sunday Life Magazine in a story concerning her police work (concentrating on the Niamh Maye case).

February, 2004

Debbie featured in the That's Life Magazine in a feature about her abilities and how it all began.

April, 2004

Debbie was part of a feature titled: "Crime Solving Psychics". The story features a number of police cases worked on by psychics around the world.

September, 2004

Debbie appeared in Woman's Day New Idea for Sensing Murder episode: The Last Train Home.

February, 2005

Debbie appeared in New Weekly, Inside Crime for Sensing Murder episode: A Mother's Intuition.

April, 2006

Debbie began writing the "Ask The Psychics" column for "That's Life Magazine".

 

Skill Set:

Debbie's abilities include:

• Spirit Medium/Psychic, Clairvoyant, Clairaudience, Clairsentience, Channelling, Angel Intuitive and Psychometry.

• Debbie communicates with the spirit world on a daily basis and conducts private readings and workshops.

• Debbie is also a spirit photographer whose natural psychic ability attracts spirits/ghost to the camera.