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Post by phludowin on Jan 20, 2019 13:15:38 GMT
This story is probably fake. Google doesn't seem to know it, or consider it important enough to put on the first search results page. But even if assuming it was true, or contained a grain of truth: There are plenty of movies which could tell parents what to do. The Sixth Sense, What Lies Beneath... Otherwise, ask the boy questions without being too pushy, and without influencing him. What does the woman look like? Is she hostile? Is she trying to communicate? Does the boy only see her when he's alone in the bathroom at night? More mundane questions: Did the boy hear about the woman? Did maybe someone at school or kindergarten tell him, and he started having nightmares? There are plenty of explanations, and still no reason to believe in the supernatural. I tried to find it too, but because Google doesn't know it how does that make it mean the story is probably fake? Not every paranormal event is publicized, and I would imagine people who have had things like this happen would want to keep it as quiet as possible, if for no better reason than they don't wish to be called liars or crazy by a certain group of people within society. If there had been something on the Internet about it, would you then say it was probably real? I doubt it. "Something" is a broad term. If the only outlets reporting this story had been conspiracy crackpot sites like www.coasttocoastam.com/, I would not have thought that this story is more credible. But if an article had been published in a serious paper, seriously investigating the facts, I may have been more willing to accept that there was in fact a boy who claimed to have seen a woman in a tub. The guest on Coast didn't say anything about the woman in the tub acknowledging the boy in any way. She was just there, even though she was "not there." A lot of apparitions that people see don't appear to be conscious, or at least they pay absolutely no attention to the people who are seeing them. "They don't know they're dead. They don't see each other. They only see what they want to see." (The Sixth Sense) I maintain that if this boy exists, and if he told this story, a likely explanation is that somebody (not his parents) told him about the woman committing suicide in his house, and how. Another explanation is that the parents are attention whores and made the story up. Another explanation is that the guest on Coast To Coast is a liar and a fraud and made everything up. But this would be subject for a serious investigation, if the story was worthy of it. Apparently, it isn't.
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Post by looking4klingons on Jan 26, 2019 5:04:03 GMT
Check out these two sites: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln%27s_ghost(Includes a funny incident w/ Winston Churchill.) www.history.com/topics/halloween/ghosts-in-the-white-house(But, again: why do they have clothes on? It's as I told you before, the sole purpose is to mislead people, to get those who are spiritually aware to mistakenly believe that the dead are living in "another realm".) The Bible clearly says @ Ecclesiastes 9:5, " the dead know nothing." When a person dies, they "return to the ground" -- Genesis 3:19 Thanks. I don't know if the suicide in the tub had clothes on or not, but I do remember the testimony of a chap in England who was in a cellar and Roman soldiers started walking out of the wall, and he described in detail what they were wearing, and they paid absolutely no attention to him as they walked into the opposite wall of the cellar. Wow! Fascinating! No skeptic would even want to consider these events as real, unless they themselves experience it -- sober, I mean. Lol. Do you think you could find that account (about the Roman soldiers coming out of the wall) online? I know England is one place with a lot a paranormal activity.
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Post by looking4klingons on Jan 26, 2019 5:24:05 GMT
If I was the parent, I'd tell my son to wake me up when he's gotta go...I'll go with him, because I want to see this apparition. Interesting how they always wear clothes. I guess clothes "turn into spirit", too! And red water. You also seem to be seeing things that aren't there. The OP doesn't mention anything about the woman wearing clothes. It's obvious, from the way the boy told his Dad about it. (It takes perception.)
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Post by The Herald Erjen on Jan 26, 2019 5:53:28 GMT
Thanks. I don't know if the suicide in the tub had clothes on or not, but I do remember the testimony of a chap in England who was in a cellar and Roman soldiers started walking out of the wall, and he described in detail what they were wearing, and they paid absolutely no attention to him as they walked into the opposite wall of the cellar. Wow! Fascinating! No skeptic would even want to consider these events as real, unless they themselves experience it -- sober, I mean. Lol. Do you think you could find that account (about the Roman soldiers coming out of the wall) online? I know England is one place with a lot a paranormal activity. I'll look for it this weekend and let you know if I find it. I also remember another one. Maybe it was the same program or a different one, but they took a piece of Roman pottery and put it on a turntable with a record stylus touching it as it spun around, and the sound it made was like a large number of people murmuring indistinctly, as if ancient people's voices were recorded as the potter was making it on his wheel at a marketplace. Of course, it doesn't prove anything, but it was fascinating.
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