Sylvia Browne on the Sago Mine

Sylvia Browne couldn't help but be incorrect, thus she makes a second appearance on the list. This time, she repeats her pattern of claiming people are dead when they aren't and doing so in front of TV cameras. She had a lengthy history of being wrong about many things, but some stinged more than others.

When the mine in Sago, West Virginia, collapsed in 2006, 13 coal miners were trapped. Sylvia happened to be on the radio at the time, and the host informed her as the news broke. Based on the information at the time, he told her that the miners were all alive. Sylvia explained that she was certain they would be discovered. All except one of the miners were killed. The host received the updated information and informed Sylvia, who immediately agreed that none of them were alive, as if the story was unclear and she was using her powers to divine it.

Informations about Sylvia Browne:

Born: October 19, 1936Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.
Died: November 20, 2013 (aged 77)San Jose, California, U.S.

Occupation: Self-proclaimed psychic and medium, author