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Allison Dubois

Born in January 1972, Allison Dubois began communicating with spirit beings at the age of 6.  She is a graduate of the University of Arizona where she first participated in a series of studies to test and document the scope of psychic experience. 

Allison prefers to be called a medium and profiler rather than a psychic due to the stigma society has placed upon the term.  She has related details of collaboration with the Texas Rangers and the Glendale, Arizona Police Department to aid in solving crimes, but neither agency has substantiated her claims.

There is a wide chasm between Dubois supporters and skeptics.  Dr. Gary Schwartz, who conducted the University of Arizona studies, claims that she has uncanny psychic abilities.  He relates one case in which she connected with the deceased husband of a trial subject.  After the woman read the transcript of the session she stated that the details were astonishingly accurate – perhaps as much as 80% accurate.  Upon concluding the study period Schwartz supported Dubois’ claims of spiritual ability and featured them in his report study:  The Truth About Medium.  For unknown reasons, however, Dubois does not validate Schwartz or his work. 

Don’t Kiss Them Goodbye is the first of three books written by Dubois as of this writing, and forms the basis for “Medium”, a highly popular television series currently in its fifth year of production.  The show is said to be based on Dubois’ own life experiences as a medium: 

• The lead character, Allison Dubois, works in the Arizona District Attorney’s office (Allison Dubois interned for the District Attorney while attending University of Arizona)
• Her psychic abilities aid the local police in solving criminal cases (she claimed to have aided the Texas Rangers and Glendale, Arizona police department in crime solving)
• She balances her work as a professional and a medium with the demands of being a wife and mother (her real-life husband shares his name with the lead character’s husband in the show:  Joe, the husband character is an aerospace engineer, and they have three children.  There is no specific reference as to whether she believes one of her daughters is developing similar skills as is the case with the television family)

We would expect Hollywood to take creative license and interject substantial fantasy into a real-life story line in order to enhance its interest to the viewer, but it seems that in this instance the viewing public enjoys the fact that they can find so many commonalities between the lives of the character and the original on which the show is based.  Dubois is a consultant on the set where she breathes credibility into the technical aspects of mediumship.  The collaboration between Dubois, the production team and the actors ensures that each show relates to mediums and spiritual followers who are devoted fans.