She was at a train station in Burlington, Iowa, with her family when she had a vision of a specific woman falling from the platform. "It was a picture. I saw her fall off and break her nose," Ms. Boyd said.

She went to warn the woman, but her mother stopped her. A few seconds later, as the woman was waving to a passenger on the train, she fell and her nose was a bloody mess.

Now 30 years later, Ms. Boyd says after years of meditation and training, she's refined her psychic gift, one she says God gave her for a reason.

"It's not witchcraft. It's paying attention to specifics. It's using a gift to help people," she said.

She's worked with police on certain cases. Her first was the disappearance of Trudy Appleby, the 11-year-old girl who went missing from Moline 10 years ago.

"I had been receiving dreams about that one about a month before she was reported missing," Ms. Boyd said.

She went to police with what she had after the girl went missing. She was greeted with skepticism, as anyone would who claimed to have visions about a highly-publicized case. Yet, some authorities were interested in any insight into the case.

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