Victor James Zammit, LL.B, Ph.D., is a retired attorney of the Supreme Court of the New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. He has served as an attorney in the Local, District, and Supreme Courts in Sydney, has worked as a company-law consultant ,and lectured in Corporations Law. Also, he has worked part-time for police prosecution. In 1979, Zammit was a member of the United Nations Association of New South Wales - Human Rights Committee.
      In his work as a lawyer, Zammit became a 'professional skeptic' since he was never in a position to believe anyone unless the client had objective evidence to support the client's claims. He feels that he holds a comparative advantage over most skeptics when dealing with afterlife evidence because of his professional expertise in knowing what technically constitutes admissible evidence and his formal qualifications in Scientific Method and Psychology.
      Although initially suspicious of the New Age Movement for what appeared to be its blatant commercial exploitation of people's basic instinctual tendency for spiritual development, after many years as an open-minded skeptic, Zammit had a number of repeated psychic/mediumistic experiences which set him questioning, reading, and researching. Adopting a scientific criterion, he was able to select that information which could withstand and pass the many rigid tests of repeatability and objectivity. Currently, he does afterlife investigations virtually seven days a week.
      Zammit wrote A Lawyer Presents the Case For The Afterlife (ISBN: 0-9580115-0-8), which has been translated into Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and now is in the process of being translated into German and French. The same book has been translated into Russian and is now being sold in Russian bookshops. It is available free of charge on his website www.victorzammit.com.
      For the last 10 years, Zammit has sent out a weekly Friday Afterlife Report to subscribers in more than seventy countries. Since 2002, Victor has had a regular half-page column in the newspaper Psychic World and is its Australian representative. (Psychic World Publishing Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 14, Greenford, Middlesex, UB6 OUF. England.) An article by journalist Francis Wilkins about Zammit's empirical afterlife research appeared in the ultra-conservative lawyers' journal Lawyers' Weekly on 27 April 2001.
      Since 2001, Victor Zammit has sponsored a one-million-dollar challenge to anyone in the world who can rebut the existing evidence for the afterlife. Up 'til now, no scientist, no physicist, no biologist, no psychologist, no empiricist, no skeptical debunker - no one has been able to show where, when, how, or why the evidence is invalid.
      A Euro-Australian, Zammit earned his B.A. at the University of New South Wales, a Graduate Diploma in Education from the Sydney College of Advanced Education, and his masters degree, law degree, and Ph.D. from the University of New South Wales.