Can quantum entanglement help to explain the connection between individuals separated at a distance?

Quantum entanglement can and is used by many to explain just that. Since connections (psychic) between separated individuals have never been proved, it seems a moot point to me. 

No, there's nothing in quantum entanglement theory that allows or predicts any connection between humans separated at a distance. Moreover, there is no evidence that humans can have some kind of special connection when separated at a distance at all, other than by technology.  

No. It is impossible for any information to be sent thru quantum entanglement. 

Quantum physics turns physics on its head at anytime. I would rather not answer a question I have no real understanding of other than to say "its fascinating, truly fascinating and well above my head." However, you may get Gary K running to the internet and printing what he found after deleting "Einstein" and putting Gary K. Unless he is anon there of course.

Nonlocal entanglement effects are immediate regardless of distance. If the connection is immediate as well it might indicate entanglement. 

"I do not speculate," said Isaac Newton. If you're interested in evidence that supports the idea of telepathy, you can read the paper below by Jessica Utts of UC Irvine, president of the American Statistical Association. There's nothing wrong with science fiction. Some of its ideas are interesting, not mention entertaining. 

https://www.ics.uci.edu/~jutts/air.pdf

Amazing what you can do with a mathematical equation you can even get whatever answer you want from them and whether or not they actually apply to anything outside that equation is very dubious so take them with a grain of salt and don't turn them into religions they are simply a tool for understanding as they a step on the road to knowledge but there application requires wisdom which only comes from the failures...

N.Shadows 

Start by showing such a connection exist, then we'd have something to explain.

Right now, there is no such thing that has been shown to exist, and no, I will not take you or someone else's hallucinations as 'evidence'.