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Michael Best

Michael Best

Verified

News Director, 9News Sydney

Perth

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  • That Time the CIA Investigated a Magician to See if Magic Was Real

    By Michael Best Verified| VICE Verified The story originally appeared on MuckRock and has been republished here with permission. A video produced by Stanford as part of its government funded research into psychic phenomena alleged to show Isareli illusionist Uri Geller performing various psychic and extrasensory feats. While some in the Agency were "humbled" by the film, others were quick to declare it ordinary trickery from a con artist using techniques from stage magic and mentalism.

    By Michael Best Verified · VICE

    Dec. 26, 2019

  • Sex abuse victims slam Pope Francis’ summit ‘reflections’

    By Michael Best Verified| Nine News Australia Verified Pope Francis has released 21 “reflection points” for bishops to consider, at the opening of the Vatican’s child sex abuse summit. What seem to be more recommendations than discussion points, considering they’re coming from the head of the church, are aimed at developing a global response to the abuse crisis that has enveloped Catholicism. “The holy people of God look at us and expect from us, not simple and obvious condemnations,” said the Pope.

    By Michael Best Verified · Nine News Australia

    Feb. 21, 2019

  • That Time the CIA Investigated a Magician to See if Magic Was Real

    By Michael Best Verified| VICE Verified The story originally appeared on MuckRock and has been republished here with permission. A video produced by Stanford as part of its government funded research into psychic phenomena alleged to show Isareli illusionist Uri Geller performing various psychic and extrasensory feats. While some in the Agency were "humbled" by the film, others were quick to declare it ordinary trickery from a con artist using techniques from stage magic and mentalism.

    By Michael Best Verified · VICE

    Dec. 26, 2019

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9News Sydney