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The Company
The company was founded in 2001, by Annette Martin and
Detective Sgt. Richard Keaton.
ANNETTE MARTIN - WORLD FAMOUS PSYCHIC DETECTIVE, MEDICAL INTUITIVE, GHOST DETECTIVE, AND AUTHOR
Annette Martin has received world wide exposure for her police investigations and ghost detective work on, Good Morning America, Court TV’s Psychic Detective, BBC, Entertainment Tonight, Coast to Coast Radio show, Nancy Grace Show, Catherine Crier Show, 48 Hours, ABC, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Travel Channel, CBS News, ABC, Montel Williams Show and numerous other national and international television shows.
Annette has been termed by the media as the "Radio Psychic" due to being the hostess of the 1st psychic radio talk show, in 1976, on the airwaves across the US. She has been a featured guest on hundreds of radio programs in the US and abroad.
John Holland, well-known medium, refers to Annette Martin as,"The Mother of all Psychics."
POLICE AGENCIES:
Numerous cases involving law enforcement agencies and the FBI
are in-process with the judicial system.
Annette Martin,
internationally known Radio and TV psychic began her police investigation
in June, 1975 with Dectective Sgt. Richard Keaton, of the Marin Sheriff's Office,to help resolve
a murder that occurred in Marin County, California.
Through out the years Annette Martin has assisted
numerous police agencies and the FBI across the face of the nation helping to
resolve and locate information not obtainable by ordinary means.
After working on a few cases in the late ‘70’s
Martin casually had said to Sgt. Richard Keaton,
"Someday when you retire we should write a book or work together in helping police agencies
and the general public."
Well, Annette did just that, a biography of her life, "Gift of the White Light," by James N. Frey. This book is available at Amazon.com and Barns and Noble.com.
Closure4u Investigations works with the cooperation of the
police agencies and families across the nation, in locating missing
persons, death investigations, and criminal/civil white collar crime.
The BBC and the Discovery Channel featured Annette Martin and Sgt. Richard Keaton
on June 8, 1999, reenacting a murder that occurred more than 20
years ago. CBS called soon after and invited them to present a special segment of their
first case, that happened over 24 years ago on "48 HOURS," weekly
TV show, that aired on August 5, 1999.
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