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11825 posting twentyfive
She gets close to me. What is she going to do? Try to, you
know, drain some of my energy or is she there to hurt me? I
don't know. As a first responder. Training only takes
you so far.
I would say it kind of freaked me out. Whatever was there was
not afraid of us and was not trying to get away from us.
Despite all the feelings I was getting, I had to do my job. In
my mind, I'm thinking to myself, did I just see that?
Whenever you're put in that spot, you start to bleed real
quick. Oh my god. Please state your emergency. I think it's a
game.
And Satan standing at his right side to accuse him the
Nine one1, do you need police, fire, or medical? A car just
crashed into a tree. Uh I think medical. Can I have your
location, please? On 310 Road, outside of town. Do you have an
address? It's across from the cemetery. The first to respond
to the nine one one call of a brutal car crash is volunteer
firefighter David Childers. Dispatch, come in. Turn for
dispatch. Do you have any further details for me? I got
the call and it was a wreck about a mile away from me.
Yeah, right down the road. Ten four. So, I jumped in the
vehicle. I went down there. Being a firefighter, you
respond to everything. I mean, just because if it is just a
wreck, you've got to get there and where the car won't catch
on fire, you know, you're trying to prevent stuff from
happening. They teach us basic first aid EMS stuff while going
through the train. So, if we get show up first on the scene,
we're able to take care of it and actually stabilize the
situation before the other first responders get there.
David follows a set of tire tracks that lead him off the
main road and through a cemetery.
Where he uncovers the crash site.
This point, a certain angle, I could see the driver.
Ma'am, are you alright?
Unable to open the driver's door, he makes his way around
the vehicle and finds his way in. I was able to open up the
door. The firefighter knows from experience the time is now
of the essence. Patient could still be live and we have to
get closer. We have to check for pulse and we have to go
through the whole protocol in the whole in the situation.
I started feeling all this overwhelming feelings.
I knew that it was probably nothing we could do. He
continues to experience the same strange feelings he felt
inside the car. Just got this like, I don't know, just
heaviness and hair stood up on the back of my neck. You know,
it's like goosebumps. It was like we were standing in the
middle of electrical storm. I mean, it was just, it was
weird. It was weird. I felt like somebody was staring at
me, you know, behind in the woods. I kept on turning
around. Nothing and then I focused on the wreck. Despite
all the feelings I was getting, I had to do my job.
Professional and that's what I was trained to do. I need
backup with it. Our radio in, I'll let them know exactly what
was going on in the situation. Please hurry. But despite their
best efforts, the rest of the rescue team is unable to revive
the driver. The woman, a college sophomore, is
pronounced dead at the scene. Excuse me she was she looked to
be in her early 20s seeing a woman that young her life just
ended and she didn't even really have a life It made me
think of my daughter. It really did. The whole event was just,
I couldn't even explain it but I mean, it was just, it was
weird. It was like standing next to a high electrical
field. Closer you get to what your body tries is telling you
to get away because some sort of danger going on. With his
shift over, the firefighter heads back home. Determined to
shake the strange emotions from the crash site. I went and I
jumped in the shower, a nice hot shower, I sort of figured
that would help me through it, help me calm down. While I was
in shower. I heard knocking on the door. A single father, the
only other person in David's house is his eight-year-old
daughter. I'm like, why is my daughter knocking on the
bathroom door? She has her own bathroom. She's never done
that. Maybe something's wrong.
I go down the hallway to her room. She's sound asleep. I
mean, just chalked it up to hey, look, I've had a long day.
I'm hearing stuff. I need to go and get some rest 'cuz I'm
tired.
Next day, I was just relaxing, you know, enjoying my day off
and I hear my daughter and she's like, daddy, daddy.
And she was like, daddy, there's somebody in the house.
I was like, baby, that was probably just the radio or TV,
whatever you, I mean, I don't, I really doubt us anything.
Like, well, what did you hear? And she was like, it was a
woman. A woman called my name. I was like, you sure it was a
woman 'cuz there's not a woman in the house.
He notices an open cupboard and dishes flung on the floor. Who
do you think did that? I do not see a single to the nobody in
there. I couldn't understand it but at this point, I'm starting
to scratch my head.
First thing I did was make sure all the windows were locked,
make sure the door was locked, looked out the window, make
sure nobody try was trying to break in or something. I
couldn't explain it. I'm in the middle of nowhere and it was no
definitely nobody outside. But whatever it is isn't letting
up.
And then I hear this voice. I don't know. I've just felt so
so much fear.
Kept on feeling the same emotions and stuff that
happened at the wreck scene.
Dad,
He was the girl. Here?
It was the girl that that was at the wreck scene.
After firefighter David Childers tries to rescue a
driver from the wreckage of a deadly crash. He is overwhelmed
by powerful forces. Daddy. He discovers to his horror. He was
the girl. The victim has followed him home. I'm starting
to freak out here because I didn't know what to do. By the
time I actually got the courage to speak to her, she was gone.
Not wanting to further upset his daughter, Childres
downplays the strange vision as a trick of the mind and tries
to put it behind him. That night, I usually go to bed
around the same time, ten, eleven o'clock and I'm laying
in the bed. I finally fall asleep.
Rehab three.
2 o'clock that morning, I get awakened by something pulling
my toe. The room was really dark and I really couldn't see
anything but whenever my eyes started got adjusted to it, I
could tell there was nobody in the room.
I've had that overwhelming feeling again, the same
feeling. Excuse me, that I had a brick scene with the girl.
She's staring right at me and I can actually make her face out.
Who was it? It was her. It was her from the wreck. I'm looking
at the spirit of a dead woman.
Soon as I blinked my eyes, she was gone. She just disappeared.
It was, I was in shock. A spirit is going to pull energy
out of its surrounding environment in order to
manipulate people to do the things that needs to do. This
is actually very dangerous. There are number of reports
where a person feels lightheaded, dizzy, sick, even
in some extreme cases, develop a kind of sunburn or radiation
burn. I was really, I was scared? I really was.
And I hear daddy come play with me.
Suddenly, the power goes out throughout the house. At this
point, I'm like, I'm going to find out what this is, you
know, to set my daughter's mind at ease. David has no idea what
the entity wants or what its intentions might be. I don't
know what could happen. I mean, she gets close to me. What is
she going to do? Try to, you know, drain some of my energy
or she there to hurt me. I don't know. In the face of the
unknown, David's main priority is protecting his daughter. At
that point, I had to come up with something to take care of
my family.
Come play with me. Damn.
Hello? Are you in here?
So, you're calling out to this dead woman. I couldn't explain
but I could tell that I'm at the point where I'm thinking
she is there. But this isn't your home. This isn't where you
want to be. David has no idea why she has followed him home
and why she refuses to leave. I can understand the young lady
needs help somehow, someway but it's not natural. Gotta think
about my family. I know you're scared.
A lookout and there she is.
Was not of this world. I'm not your daddy and this is not your
house.
In that moment, I realized I had to come up with something
to take care of my family.
After firefighter David Childers pronounces a young
driver dead on the scene, her ghost follows him home and now
refuses to leave.
I'm starting to freak out here because I'm like, you know, not
in my house, not in my, I mean, I don't know if I can deal with
my house being haunted and my daughter, I mean, she's young.
She don't need to be scared to go to bed at night. The
firefighter's solution is to exercise the unwanted spirit
from his home. My grandmother gave me some advice. She told
me, hey, look, you know, you know, say the god's prayer. You
know, walk around the house, get you some holy water and get
your Bible out.
Be gone. I command you to be gone. I cleanse the house for
sage. I smudge the whole house trying to get all the negative
spirit out. Whatever was in there. I command you to go back
where you came from. Smudging is a very powerful act of
cleansing ourselves, our environment, of possessions, of
anything that we might have picked up on. Any negative
energy, anything which is not healing or loving for us,
anything which does not create balance.
No longer your place to be.
In the name of the father, the son, and the Holy Spirit, you
are no longer welcome here. In the name of the father, the
son, and the Holy Spirit, leave me and my daughter alone. Be
I just had to close my eyes and just hope she would be gone.
Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray the Lord my soul to keep.
May God guard me through the night and wake me with the
morning light. Amen. Seriously think that the young girl was
there to communicate with me and tell me what I guess tell
her story about what happened in the wreck. Okay great. Let's
go to bed. Do you think she's gone, daddy? She's not ever
going to hurt you, I promise you.
There may have been some confusion with the spirit. The
spirit might not have known it was dead. That it was time to
leave. Again the pull of the physical world is so strong and
so seductive. Uh a lot of times spirit finds it very hard to to
let go of that.
Later that evening, David learns the promise he made to
his daughter.
May be difficult to keep.
I'm not your daddy and this is not your house.
Desperate, David comes up with a possible solution to rid his
house of the unwanted spirit. I was like, well, I mean, if this
spirit can attach itself to me from the wreck scene and follow
me to my house, why couldn't I ask her to follow me back to
the wreck scene? And I had to give it a shot.
David is bringing the spirit back to the place where it left
its body. It's bringing it away from his home. It's showing him
that that it it's showing the spirit that it's it's time to
move on. They have no more place in the physical realm.
David heads back to the scene of the crash.
Through the neighboring cemetery.
Where he starts to experience the all-to-familiar feelings of
dread. I felt that presence again. David discovers the
girl's father was buried near the crash site. I felt the
heaviness feeling, the sadness. I felt all those emotions and I
knew she was there.
She's followed me back, you know, from the house to this
area.
Happy birthday, daddy.
The girl's ghost hovers. Then vanishes for good. After she
disappeared, everything got back to normal. I mean, it was
amazing. I I can't believe that it happened so quick. It just
disappeared. All the bad negative energy was gone and I
knew she was gone. You think that she's still there in the
cemetery? I really do believe she stays at that cemetery
because she looked like she was happy and I think she actually
was had a resting spot. And I don't cry that much but this
incident, this is the only incident that really makes me
tear up.
What would you say to people that are non-believers? I
really do understand. I mean, you know, why there are a lot
of people skeptical and don't believe in the paranormal but
whenever you're put in that spot and you're put in those
shoes, you start to believe real quick.
My god.
This is nine oneone. Do you require police, fire, or
ambulance? Someone broke into my house. They're still inside.
Is anyone hurt? I ran out outside but I I don't know what
to do. Do not reenter the building until police arrive.
Officers are on their way. The 911 call goes out to reserve
sheriff's deputy and lifelong first responder, James Kincaid.
A call came out for a possible breaking entering. The lady who
called nine one one, the owner of the house has said that she
saw a man in her house. I always been drawn to public
service to be able to make sure that I'm doing something that I
really enjoy doing as well but also helping people. So when
Brabbed on scene, the lady met us and you can tell that she
was very anxious. She was really visibly just shaken.
Dispatch advised her not to go inside the house to back away
and to wait for us to get on scene. The officers learned
that the woman had only recently purchased the old
house. She told us that she alone and that there was nobody
else that she was expecting to be there at that time. So, soon
she saw this person, she called nine one one.
She was sure that somebody had broken into her house and she
said that the whole time that she was there, she never saw
anybody leave her house. The officers move inside to search
the premises. Home invasions are, you know, pretty dangerous
for one. You're not familiar with the house. You're going to
have to go into that property. You're going to have to search
it. So, we started asking her questions about the property
and she said that one time it was a hospital during the Civil
War. I think it was pretty sound to say that this house
had seen its fair share of death and violence. So, going
into a situation not knowing what exactly it is is pretty
scary, pretty unnerving. One, you don't know who that person
is and what their intent is, are they intending on hurting
the homeowner, hurting you, are they armed, what do they have,
and what extent are they willing to go to.
Once they're there and they're confronted, the situation gets
very dangerous because now they're cornered.
So, we're trying to be as safe as possible during this whole
incident as it's going on. Determined to protect the
homeowner, James' partner moves the woman to safety and calls
for backup while James continues to search the main
floor. Partner called in to our dispatch and told him that this
that there was somebody in the house and we were actively
searching it.
I'm actually scared to death myself. Um this is the first
time that I've actually been in a situation like this to where
I knew somebody was in this house and I'm having to go
after him.
Have to really rely on your training.
I felt personally like if I were to turn around at any
point that I would physically see somebody right behind me.
Who kills them?
But there's nobody there.
The officer gathers himself and continues his investigation.
There was a lot of rooms and a lot of space to take take our
time and clear and make sure that we weren't missing
anything and make sure there was nobody hiding. Backup ETA
fifty
Suddenly I heard was something like something moving across
the floor.
I knew somebody actually that whisked stairs and then they
could start hearing on the footsteps of the second floor.
Wasn't no heavy footsteps. It wasn't running. It was just a
steady pace. Whatever was there was not afraid of us and was
not trying to get away from us.
This point, it gets real quiet in the house. We don't hear any
footsteps.
Whether it may be drugs motivating them or stealing
somebody's personal belongings to gain money. That person has
already decided in our mind that it's worth whatever it is
to break into a space home.
As I entered one of the bedrooms, the temperature was
definitely different. It was just a whole different vibe in
that bedroom.
Like every hair on my body was just standing up on edge. And
then I saw a shadow
A gunshot draws James out of the room and into the hallway.
We're getting very concerned about this. What's the reason
they're actually there for? Are they willing to kill law
enforcement to get away?
At the only reasonable explanation is this person to
Spanish in the thin air.
When deputy James Kincaid and his partner investigate a
possible break in inside an old home with a violent past. They
discover someone lurking mysteriously on the second
floor.
But when James sets Chase to the perpetrator, the man
vanishes into thin air. I'm starting to realize maybe I'm
dealing with something I never have dealt with before and deep
down inside I'm I'm pretty scared myself.
But when they hear someone at the back of the house, James
and his partner close in on the mysterious intruder.
At that point, that's when we started to hear a door like you
can hear actually door creaking.
And then in her slam actually. Someone or something is toying
with the officers. We were left at a loss of what could have
caused that door to open and close. Dispatch here. Is anyone
there? No, unfortunately. This point for me, it was definitely
something that I couldn't explain.
You need your spot around the balcony.
Sheriff Department, show yourself. Insured to let the
person know we hear you moving. It's time to come out with your
hands up. There's nowhere else to go.
So I thought something was actually deliberately playing
with us.
Dispatch letting you know backup will be arriving in 5
minutes.
At this point, I'm thinking this is, there's a ghost in
this house.
Somebody there and he was looking at me. I saw it with my
own eyes. I knew it was a person there.
That was terrifying and just scared me to death. I thought
it was one of the soldiers who had died there in the hospital
or something may have happened that that person is still
there. As a first responder, training only takes you so far.
This point with this house, it felt like none of this was
going to matter. In places where soldiers die quite often,
we find that they want to stay and assist their unit. They
could get in the state of confusion almost where they are
continually going through the battle that they were fighting.
Not realizing that they can get out of there and transcend to a
higher level. This is dispatch. Uh back up.
So, when our backup arrived, we know, we spent over an hour in
this house searching it from top to bottom. We never saw
anything else again in the house. How did you leave it
with that woman? What did you say to her? We explained to
her, yes, ma'am, that we believe that we saw something
in this house but we searched this house and there's nothing
here. We even suggested that evening that she would go stay
with somebody. If she felt unsafe in her home and she did
stay that evening with family members. No doubt in my mind
that, you know, it could possibly detach back to that
time frame of the Civil War.
They don't know that they're dead and they're still going
about their daily activities. It's just their energy that's
still there. At this point, my beliefs in paranormal now that
I actually have my own personal experience, it really took away
all that doubt that there actually is something out there
that we can't explain.
Nine one1, what is your emergency? Someone has
collapsed, my mother. Where are you, sir? Saint Agnes Church.
Okay, paramedics are on their way.
Unit 10 this is dispatch. Code four medical response west 48
and third. Coffee on our way. Responding to the 911 call
along with his partner is veteran paramedic Joe Cox. I
became a paramedic when I was 20 years old because of the
excitement, the nature of the job. After 37 years, I still
really enjoyed helping people. We don't get a lot of thank you
but you go home knowing that you did something that really
benefited the person and or the family. As they arrive on the
scene, the paramedics are greeted with an unusual sight.
The first thing I noticed when we pulled up that really caught
my eye that there was a hearse there. No one had told us that
it was a funeral. The call was given out as a fading spell.
Which can be a huge emergency.
We have people that have a third-degree heart block that
might lose consciousness. There's a really broad range of
medical conditions that it could lead to. Joe and his
partner may not know exactly what is waiting for them inside
the church but they do know every second matters.
As we enter the church we saw a small crowd around this person
we presume that's who our patient was. The paramedics
learned the woman in distress is heartbroken over the loss of
her husband of more than 50 years. Hi. Hi I'm Joe. What's
your name? So we just asked her how she's doing, how she's
feeling. The lady said she was okay and she wanted to stay for
the rest of the service. But Joe needs to run some basic
tests which are required for this type of call. We have to
make sure you're okay, alright? I can't leave him. I can't
leave him. Don't make me leave him, please. Okay, okay. I felt
sorry for her because she wanted to attend her husband's
funeral so we suggested that we would take her to the back of
the church and assess her. You breathe okay?
It's okay. It's okay. As Joe tries to convince the grieving
widow to come with him,
I saw an apparition. I could see shadows like a flash. I was
convinced that nobody else saw them because everybody was
facing towards what we were doing. You see that? Dino was
gone. We're dealing with the patient and in my mind, I'm
thinking to myself, did I just see that?
Paramedic Joe Cox response to a woman who was fainted at her
husband's funeral. When a strange apparition has him
questioning his sanity. You see that? If anybody had seen this
apparition, there would have been a gasp or a reaction.
There was no reaction. I would say it kind of freaked me out
but I had a really serious job to do and I didn't have time to
think about what had just occurred. Unsure of what he
just saw, Joe returns his focus to his patient who remains
insisted on staying with her dead husband. Don't make me go.
The best I could offer was to take her to the back of a
church and do some vital signs on her and she agreed to do
that. Just take you back here, okay? I Get the bag. Alright.
When we got to the back of the church, we assessed the lady.
I'm right here. There we go. Okay. Just relaxing, hey? How
you feeling? She was in a sitting position and was
conscious. Then, we're thinking it could be an emotional
response. Wouldn't be the first time that we've sent on a call
to a funeral home or a church. Someone overcome with grief and
has collapsed. Right here, okay? Wow.
And then something happened to the patient. Ma'am, can you
hear me?
Ma'am, can you hear me? She's coding. She had no vital sign
which is no pulse, no respirations.
This is a real emergency now. Just stay with me, okay? Joe
starts to administer CPR. As he does, he suddenly senses a
presence. I didn't know what to think. It really caught me off
guard. I looked and I saw this just for a second or two.
As Joe works to revive the patient, the mysterious
apparition catches his eye again. I saw a bride and groom
as if they were heading to the altar to be married. They were
a young couple.
We continued CPR and bag ventilation to the hospital and
then when we got to the hospital they pronounced her
deceased about 10 minutes later.
I didn't know what to think. Right at the moment that she
passed away at her husband's funeral. I saw that couple
Sandy in the aisle and why I was to see this at this time? I
have no idea.
Three days later, the lady and the husband returned to the
church for a double funeral service and were buried
together. Joe attends the funeral to share his
condolences. I'm so sorry for your loss. Still trying to make
sense of what he saw days earlier. As I was speaking with
the family, they told me that the lady and the husband had
been married at that church more than 50 years ago.
Joe realizes the young couple in the photograph, the same
couple who are about to be buried are the apparitions that
appeared to him.
I think that this couple rejoined each other for
eternity. I saw them together. For someone to have a vision of
them reuniting at this location makes complete sense. It was
very significant to them personally. Love transcends
space and time and even after death, there's no reason to
believe that our loved ones stopped caring for us on either
side. We're still connected through that energy. Love is
energy. And a reuniting upon death.
It's something that perhaps the universe put together for a lot
of people to participate in. But the question remains, why
were the vision seen by Joe? And nobody else Some people who
are a little more sensitive to spiritual energy. First
responders have a certain type of psychic sense which is
usually called intuition no matter what field you're in
police, fire, EMS. You develop a type of intuition. So this
would draw a spirit towards them just like a living person
who needed help knowing that that's what they're there for.
You may have been given a front row seat to receive this
message to pass on to the family.
I did not share with the family at what I had seen because
they're grieving. I thought they would be in bad taste and
they'd think I was a little off center. I'm sure they're a
skeptic because I've been a skeptic previous to this but
I'm telling you that I saw this couple in the middle of the
aisle.
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