Subject: Regina Milbourne

• Beating Adversity With A Stick

  August 7, 2006

• This Shit Won't Stop

  August 2, 2006

• Yvonne Carey Speaks

  July 24, 2006

• Herald Breaks Traffic Story; World Misses Significance

  July 18, 2006

• Surprise: 'Miami Psychic' A Sham

  July 12, 2006

• The Upside of Book Burning

  June 19, 2006

• HarperCollins To Investigate New 'Miami Psychic' Book

  June 16, 2006

• 'Miami Psychic' Slithers From Justice -- Again

  September 24, 2007

• Fort Lauderdale Commission Candidate Jim Lewis Makes A Mockery of Justice

  Jim Lewis wants to be a Fort Lauderdale commissioner and is running for a seat in the upcoming election. Lewis thinks he deserves your trust. He should think again -- and so should you. Lewis is an attorney who I have seen undercut justice time and time again with one of his most reliable clients, Gina Marie Marks. You might remember her name. She's the Gypsy fraud artist who published a bogus book with Harper Collins under the name of Regina Milbourne. Marks has been runni

  January 27, 2009

• Cops and Gypsies

  February 21, 2008

• Pure Fraud

  When somebody offers to "purify" your possessions, call the bunko squad

  September 6, 2007

• The Dirty Dozen of 2006

  They're all graced with an ineffable South Florida quality

  December 28, 2006

• Judy, Judy, Judy

  It's about time, Ms. Regan, that you did something about your misleading book, Miami Psychic.

  September 7, 2006

• City Bites Dog

  August 24, 2006

• Psych Job, Part 2

  Miami Psychic author is accused of a fortunetelling scam and jewelry theft as her book is published.

  August 3, 2006

• Letters for August 10-16, 2006

  August 10, 2006

• Letters for July 20-27, 2006

  July 20, 2006

• Psych Job

  Local Gypsy fortuneteller pulls one over on publishing giant Judith Regan.

  July 13, 2006

• Gina Marie Marks Convicted!

    I've been writing for a long while about the exploits about Gina Marie Marks, aka Regina Milbourne, the author of the sham book Miami Psychic and veteran Gypsy con artist. I first exposed her on this here blog a little while back.  Well, this morning she appeared before Circuit Judge Cynthia Imperato and pleaded guilty to a felony fraud count and agreed to pay back $65,000 from several victims. She was sentenced to probation. I received the following from

  May 8, 2009