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A California man is suing a psychic saying she falsely promised she could remove a curse put on him by his ex-girlfriend

Oct 6, 2021, 21:34 IST
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Psychic and Tarot card reader Otis Biggs reads a spread of Tarot cards as a positive sign for New Orleans' future, Friday, Aug. 10, 2007, in the incense-perfumed Bottom of the Cup Tea Room in the French Quarter, where the diminutive Biggs has been telling fortunes for 32 years in New Orleans. Cheryl Gerber/AP
  • A California man is suing a psychic, accusing her of negligence, civil conspiracy, and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
  • He says the psychic promised to help his marriage by removing a curse put on him by an ex-girlfriend.
  • But he says the psychic "did not in any way help" his marriage.
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A California man is suing a physic who he claims falsely promised to save his marriage by removing a curse put on him by his ex-girlfriend.

Mauro Restrepo said in a lawsuit filed in Torrance Superior Court and seen by NBC Los Angeles that he paid psychic Sophia Adams to remove the said curse.

He accuses Adams, her business, Psychic Love Specialist by Sophia, and her family, of negligence, civil conspiracy, and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.

According to court documents, also seen by the BBC, Restrepo found Adams' business in Google.

He said during their session, Adams said he had bad luck put on him "by a witch hired by his ex-girlfriend" that could ruin his marriage and make his family "unhappy and in danger," court documents said.

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Restrepo said Adams requested $5,100 to remove the curse, and he paid a $1,000 down payment, the lawsuit said.

But Adams "did not in any way help" his marriage," Restrepo said in court documents.

He's now seeking $25,000 in damages.

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