Missing Mike Lynch was convinced dogs were psychic and could read humans' minds

Mike Lynch reportedly had an interest in the notion that dogs possess a sixth sense (Image: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Mike Lynch believed that dogs could read our minds and was convinced the phenomenon needed "explaining", a journalist has claimed. Mr Lynch, 59, is currently missing after his superyacht Bayesian capsized off the Sicilian coast the early hours of Monday morning (August 20). Jonathan Margolis, a consumer tech journalist, met the millionaire several years ago for a piece involving the Irish entrepreneur's interest in dogs' "sixth sense".

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