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Jen Pio, M.A.~Forensic Psychologist/The Paranormal in Hawaii

Jen Pio, M.A.~Forensic Psychologist/The Paranormal in Hawaii

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Jen Pio Jen Pio has her Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology. She currently provides case management and outreach to the homeless community. She is a wife

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Jen Pio Jen Pio has her Master's Degree in Forensic
Psychology. She currently provides case management and
outreach to the homeless community. She is a wife and mother with
four beautiful daughters. Jen was born in Albuquerque, new
Mexico. Her family then moved to California where she grew up
in Long Beach. Jen loves playing softball and enjoying her
family. She has always had experiences of what people call
"de ja vu", or as she wouId like to say, "It's been seen". Her
oldest daughter showed some psychic abilities at a very young age,
but it trickled away as the years passed. She thinks partly because
it was not focused on or encouraged enough. They currently live in
Westminster, CA. for almost 2 years since moving from Kea'au,
Hawaii where they lived for almost a year and a half. Jen will be
speaking with us about the paranormal in Hawaii and her and her
families experiences. One of the stories that we all have heard of
is The Curse of Pele. "Pele’s Curse is the belief that anything
natively Hawaiian, such as sand, rock, or pumice, will impart bad
luck on whoever takes it away from the island. One version about
the legend’s genesis is this: a disgruntled park ranger, angry at
the number of rocks that were being taken from the islands by
visitors, said that Pele would curse them with bad luck should they
take anything. Another version often told is that bus drivers,
tired of the dirt and grime brought on their buses by the tourists’
collection of rocks, started the story at the beginning of each
tour to discourage the rock collecting. True or not, every year
countless tourists send these back in order to escape the awful bad
luck they acquired". (ZACH ROYER, paranormal Investigator.)