Today I have the pleasure of #interviewing Jaimie Wolfwalker, #psychic, member of #Missing #Children’s Rescue, Pacific NW Chapter, who recently worked with the Special Crimes Team in cracking a ring of #human #traffickers and saving the lives of a number of children.
Interviewer: Jaimie, I’ve always been curious about people with special gifts. When did your abilities first manifest?
Jaimie Wolfwalker: I was six weeks away from high school graduation when my mother’s car was hit head-on by a drunk driver. My mother was killed immediately. Apparently, that triggered my ability to See children who are lost.
Interviewer: I’m very sorry to hear about your mother. When your ability manifested, did you have anyone to guide you in dealing with it?
Jaimie: My grandmother on my mother’s side was Native American. She helped me understand that I hadn’t suddenly gone insane and begun having hallucinations.
Interviewer: How did you get involved with the Missing Children’s Rescue?
Jaimie: After I graduated, I moved to Bow, Washington to live on Gran’s alpaca ranch. Gran was best friend’s with Eleanor Hasting who was the head of the Pacific Northwest Chapter of MCR. Gran introduced us.
Interviewer: What type of job do you have that will allow you to leave at a moment’s notice to search for a missing child?
Jaimie: Gran died the summer after I moved to Bow. She deeded me the ranch and left a small legacy for me, as well. I sold the ranch. And, when I’m not searching for children, I’m pretty handy with carpentry so I pick up odd jobs like building kitchen cabinets or cute doghouses. That kind of thing.
Interviewer: What can you tell us about the case you worked with the #SpecialCrimesTeam?
Jaimie: It was a heart-breaking case. Especially the little girl, Becca. I don’t know what we would have done without the medicine man, Traveler. All the case details can be found in Street Harvest, Book 2, Special Crimes Team. You can find the case study at http://www.amazon.com/author/ayawalksfar
Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in five years?
Jaimie: Wherever Creator would have me go.
Interviewer: If you could tell people one thing, what would it be?
Jaimie: Cherish the children, all the #children. They are the future.
(Some children walk down a lonely road, or leave school smiling at their besties……
And some of them never make it home)
Interviewer: Thank you for being here today.
You can read all about the Special Crimes Team and the case of the missing children (Street Harvest, Book 2, Special Crimes Team) at: http://www.amazon.com/author/ayawalksfar
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