Short Synopsis of Lukander Case

There’s more to everything that happens between us than just what’s visible. That’s why people come to me for assistance. This ability to see beyond the “ordinary” hasn’t always seemed like a blessing to me, but I’ve dedicated my life to helping others.

Former Navy Airman Peter Johnstone had been in jail for 14 months, facing the death penalty or life imprisonment for the brutal slaying and mutilation of fellow helicopter Navy Airman Anita Lukander—a murder he did not commit.

The Navy “Cold Case Squad” was reopening the files of the unsolved eight-year-old crime, seeking to “bring to justice” the man they speculated was the 1988 murderer. The Public Defender’s office felt Johnstone might not be guilty, but they had no evidence to prove it. That’s when they called me in, in November of ’96. They had not given me any of the details, but I knew immediately that he was innocent and told them he would be set free in March. I “saw” that she died from strangulation, not from the stab wounds, and felt her abductor had held her for two or three days before her death, contrary to the prevailing belief that she was killed immediately.

They later came up with a composite drawing from a pawnshop owner’s description of this man, then a photo of him that displayed the ring I had described on his finger! I “saw” a big ring on his finger and told them to check in pawnshops for guns he had tried to sell that did not belong to him. The Public Defender attorney hired two different private investigators to follow up the leads that I gave them. I insisted there was a composite drawing from a pawnshop owner's description buried somewhere in the case file boxes, which they found after much searching.

Johnstone’s trial went on for two weeks. The composite sketch was not allowed to be shown during the trial. The prosecutors could not make their case stick, but there was one hold-out on the jury who believed Johnstone to be guilty. At that point, the composite sketch produced from my psychic detective work was shown to the jury, which established reasonable doubt. The unanimous verdict by the jury was Not Guilty. In March, as I predicted, Peter Johnstone walked out of jail a free man!

You will be able to read more details of this case in Sharon John’s upcoming book, The Honey and the Sting: A Gifted Psychic Shares Messages from the Other Side on How to Taste the Sweetness of Life.

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