Westmoreland, TN.- When Virginia Morris decided to consult a psychic in 2007, she was in the darkest time of her life. She visited a psychic in the city of Gallatin, hoping to get some answers. Unfortunately, all she got was scammed out of $180,000. Morris knew she just wanted a short, straightforward psychic reading. She only sought a little guidance during the lowest point in her life.
She chose to consult with a woman claiming to be a psychic named Evonna Pebble Williams. However, her simple reading turned into a four-year relationship with Williams. “She wanted me to keep coming back because she felt she could help me,” Morris says. The victim states that Williams asked her for money so that she could do work at her church. She told Morris that the work she would do at the church with her money would bring much-needed tranquility and joy into Morris’ life.
Morris told a reporter for News Channel 5 that even though Williams claimed to be a psychic, her sessions were never psychic-related; instead, they always revolved around Morris’ faith in God. “She would put her hands over mine and pray,” Morris recalls. Morris traveled from Westmoreland to Gallatin for over four years to sit and pray with Williams. She would give Williams thousands of dollars in cash and credit card convenience checks on nearly every visit.