Amie Balesky

Yeah, so there was this session I had probably about two and a half years ago, maybe three years ago, and this woman said, you know, my grandfather died, we don't know where he went, and we can't find him.

And so essentially the grandfather came through and he showed me that he was in his car...

And he drove off this kind of cliff.

Like think about if you're going around a mountain, but the hillside, there's a drop, but the sheer drop is only about 30 feet.

I mean, only right.

But it's in a forest.

And so essentially he showed me that he either fell asleep or I think he had a stroke and he went off of it.

And he actually, because of the impact, he died in it.

Well, they ended up going through and they found his skull.

So they went through and they got DNA evidence and it was the same car and everything like that, but they couldn't find the rest of the body because of the fact of like animals coming in and doing it.

Oh, they're fun.

Yeah, they're fun.

If you go to a real one, like if I go to like Natchez, Mississippi, or if I go to Vicksburg, Mississippi, I'm obsessed with like Civil War, Revolutionary War, all those things.

I mean, how old houses you walk in there.

And because remember, on some level, that reality is still existing.

And so when you go in there and you feel it, you're getting those flashes.

It's because you're getting transported to that area for a second.

Your little wires are intersecting.

Yeah, absolutely.

There'll be some times you can ask my husband that we'll be walking.