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<h3>TV star gives reading to woman; her daughter vanished in 2004.</h3>

The mother of a Lake Township woman who vanished six years ago is seeking insight from an internationally renowned psychic.
Pauline Bailey&rsquo;s daughter, Phylicia Thomas, was 22 years old when she disappeared from her home while her boyfriend was asleep on the bone-chilling night of Feb. 11, 2004.
Bailey, of Pittston, is now hoping to find answers through Carla Baron, a psychic profiler from Los Angeles who stars as a lead psychic detective on truTV&rsquo;s reality series &ldquo;Haunting Evidence.&rdquo; Baron provided Bailey a reading Tuesday night.
Baron, originally from Lock Haven, has been working on the case since Thomas&rsquo; disappearance. Baron provided what she called a clairvoyant insight on the young woman&rsquo;s killer.
&ldquo;I see him kneeling down in the stream,&rdquo; Baron told Bailey during a three-way phone interview with The Times Leader. &ldquo;He&rsquo;s crying &ndash; maybe from the release of it all. He didn&rsquo;t realize what went on until that very moment.&rdquo;
Baron said she saw Thomas&rsquo; killer, a man close to her, blank out. Rocks were placed on top of Thomas, who was battered from a fight with her killer, whose livelihood is selling drugs.
&ldquo;The rage was so intense he had an emotional blackout from rage,&rdquo; Baron said.
Investigators should focus their search in the same area of Hunlock Creek where they found the skeletal remains of Thomas&rsquo; friend, Jennifer Barziloski, Baron said.
Barziloski was reported missing shortly after she was last seen outside C Majors Sports Bar, Main Street, Edwardsville, on June 23, 2001.
Two cadaver dogs from the New York State Police led the way through dense woods in Hunlock Township on Tuesday just days after Barziloski&rsquo;s skull was found.
Both souls are somehow intertwined together, Baron said, and they were disposed of in the same way.
No one has been charged in the death or the disappearances, but police knew both women had a connection to Steve Martin, 32, of Sweet Valley. Authorities had called him a person of interest in the disappearances. He and Phylicia Thomas&rsquo; boyfriend were best friends. 
Martin hanged himself on Aug. 11, 2005, in the State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill, where he was serving time in connection with a fatal crash.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;m just overwhelmed by all of this,&rdquo; Bailey said after her reading. &ldquo;It just seems like forever.&rdquo;

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