The self-proclaimed psychiatrist earned $3.5 million by freeing her client from demons that possessed her, but the devil whispered to her to try to avoid paying taxes, leading her to court where she was found guilty.
Sally Ann Johnson (41) treated an unnamed resident of Martha’s Vineyard, a resort for the rich and famous, for seven years, who was over 70 years old when she met her spiritual healer.
Johnson runs her own psychiatric practice, Psychic Match Inc and Flatiron Psychic, although she never graduated from high school, which did not stop her from calling herself a “spiritual advisor.”
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In federal court in Boston, she admitted that she does not have a diploma and that she tried to evade paying taxes on income earned in her ‘psychiatric practice’ as well as on cash gifts she received.
“To be honest, I did not act properly,” Johnson admitted, facing up to three years in prison.
On several occasions, she lived with her client in Martha’s Vineyard to treat her, and to evade tax authorities, she used different names. She instructed her patient, whose credit card she also used, to send money transfers to three different bank accounts.
