AMERICA: FIRST AND SECOND CHALLENGE OF THE CENTURY!

In 1900 the great conjurer Harry Houdini bet 10.000 dollars that there were no "medium" able to produce any psychic demonstration not reproduceable nor explainable. The original document reported alongside testifies the "challenges to every medium of the world". However, no one till Houdini death, was able to obtain the sum. In more recent times, another American illusionist, James Randi, reproposed the challenge, offering as a prize 1 million dollars. But also in this case no "spiritist, sensitive, seer" was able to win.

In 100 years of history no "paranormal phenomenon" was product, which was not reproduceable with a trick or explainable with the physical laws!
Un century after, Europe reproposes the challenge, for initiative of the Italian illusionist Alfredo Barrago (in the picture below) partner of the "International Brotherhood of Magicians" of New York" and of the "Italian magic club", founder of the "CICAP" Sardinia (www.cicap.org); consultant of "Telefono Antiplagio", voluntary service committee in defence of the victims of quacks and gurus and against the abuses in the telecommunications (www.antiplagio.org); founder of SPIA, first Conjurer Authorized Italians Trade Union (www.alfredobarrago.it).

EUROPA: FIRST CHALLENGE OF THE MILLENNIUM TO ALL THE MEDIUMS OF THE WORLD!

Alfredo Barrago bet 50.000euro (about 100 millions of lire) there is none able to be shown at least a "phenomenon" produced by "medium, seers, sensitive etc." of paranormal nature. Everytime a demonstration fails, Alfredo Barrago will employ the sum (he won) in charity. Who wants to accept the FIRST CHALLENGE OF THE MILLENNIUM
TO ALL THE MEDIUMS OF THE WORLD, is invited to call the "Telefono Antiplagio" (+393388385999 / +393388074704) or write at antiplagio@libero.it or: c.p. 389, mails box 9124 Cagliari (Italy). The tests will be executed in front of a Committee composed by two professionals conjurers, two priests, two journalists, a physique, a chemist, a psychiatrist, a notary and chaired by the prof. Giovanni Panunzio, founder of "Telefono Antiplagio".