Coffey Talk With Chip Coffey 2012 - Coral Gables, FL

COFFEY TALK - with Internationally Acclaimed Psychic and Medium - CHIP COFFEY

"… An Amazing, Life-Altering Event and a Must-See for All!"
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The star of A&E's hit series, "PSYCHIC KIDS: CHILDREN OF THE PARANORMAL" and "PARANORMAL STATE" will take you on an emotional journey with his comedic wit and his ability to tug at your heartstrings during this spectacular event!

Chit Chat with Chip - Chip will interact with the audience as he shares stories about what it was like growing up psychic, reveals what he's been up to lately and chats about what's coming up next.

Chip will conduct both psychic and mediumship readings for randomly-selected members of the audience. *

Meet & Greet and special souvenir photo with Chip after the show.

Spirit Communication / Paranormal Investigation - Chip will attempt to establish communication with any spirits present at the reportedly haunted locations where Coffey Talk events occur. Audience members are welcome to bring investigative tools, such as EMF detectors, audio recorders, etc. in order to participate in the investigation. (No noise-making devices please.) **

* Although not every attendee will receive a reading from Chip, thousands at previous events have found the gallery readings to be both "fulfilling" and "uplifting."

** Part 4 is a sit-down event held in the room where other parts of the event are conducted.

Photos, video recording and audio recording are not allowed during the show.

Coffey Talk events are suggested for ages 16 and older.

No alcoholic beverages allowed inside the room during Coffey Talk events.

Please be advised that psychic readings cannot predict, forecast, diagnose or provide information with absolute certainty.

No guarantees or assurances of any kind are given and Chip Coffey will not be held accountable for any interpretations or decisions made by recipients based on information provided during readings. For entertainment purposes only. For medical concerns, please consult with a physician. For legal matters, please contact an attorney or law enforcement.

Dates are subject to change pending last minute television tapings. Tickets will still be valid for any rescheduled appearances. All sales are final. There are no refunds available unless the date is cancelled.

The Legend of The Biltmore Hotel:

The glamorous Biltmore Hotel opened to a grand celebration in the winter of 1926.

Some of the guests were infamous bloodthirsty killers...the gangsters of the era. One such outlaw was Thomas "Fatty" Walsh. He was a mobster who moved from New York to Florida after the murder of an associate in 1928.

Fatty met up with a gambler, Ed Wilson, who leased the 13th floor (oddly enough, this hotel has one) of the Biltmore, operating a kind of "speakeasy." They partnered up for a while, but had a disagreement in March of 1929. An entire roomful of guests saw Wilson shoot Fatty twice.

Fatty Walsh is said to still inhabit the Biltmore hotel. He opens doors for waitresses carrying trays in the restaurant. (Fatty did like the ladies!) He steals lampshades, turns lights on and off, and even writes messages in the condensation on mirrors. Fatty especially likes to play with guests on the elevator, taking them up to the 13th floor, rather than their intended destination.

One story tells of a lady and her husband who tried to get off on the 4th floor, but the elevator took them to the suite on the 13th floor. The door opened into the foyer of the suite, and continued to stay open for several minutes, not responding to the attempts of the couple to get the elevator to take them back down. Curious, the woman stepped out into the foyer. The doors immediately slammed closed and the elevator descended back to the lobby with the husband. He got help from the hotel staff. When they arrived back at the 13th floor, the woman was very frightened. She had heard someone moving around in the dark room, small objects falling to the floor, and laughing. She smelled cigar smoke (Fatty loved his stogies), and it was very cold.