Welcome to part two of our conversation with Chelsea Gill about downloads from the other side.

How did your gift work in tandem for you with your criminal justice career? Can you tell any

stories about that and how it was used, how you used it yourself personally as you went down

that road and went into the world of

being a detective and how also did did your coworkers view it or did you open up about those

abilities as well to them so as I was going through high school um obviously, I knew I had the gift.

I was trying to figure out, do I want to go into social services for children, you know, in homes?

Or do I want to do the police?

I said, you know what?

I'm going to study criminology and criminal justice because you can do multiple things, psychology,

sociality, criminal law. And I said, you know what, I'm going to head in this direction and see where it takes me.

So I invested into private school that I knew that they had local law enforcement workers as the college professors. So I didn't

have somebody that studied, you know, psychology teaching psychology. I have a person that is a

detective that has a master in psychology teaching the psychology class. And that's what I wanted.

I wanted to know the bitty-gritty of law enforcement. So throughout my college years, I switched

from one college to another and I listened within to take certain classes each semester because you have a choice after you get

your prerex in that I knew I was going to change. I was going to alter my ending. And I'm like,

like, I knew I was going to alter it, but I didn't know where. So I was like, I want to become a cop.

Sure. That's what I want to do. Studying that, I didn I want to become a cop. That's what I want to do.

Studying that, I didn't want to become a cop. I wanted to be a detective, but you can't do that without being, you know, in patrol. So I graduated with my master in criminal justice with a minor

in psychology, and I actually didn't use that degree in the sense of working in the field.

I picked that degree and worked for the fraud department of a very big bank.

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