Bryan Greene

I've noticed with almost every single Teresa video I've watched and man, have I dug in.

My co-host on the other podcast thinks I'm a little bit obsessed and I might be obsessed and a little bit confused because in all that tape, I never once heard anybody give a message from the other side that was negative.

Maybe that's just the way it is.

Maybe when we die and our spirits are floating around Teresa Caputo and flying in and out of that huge wig of hers,

We got nothing to worry about.

Why be upset?

But the messages are always reassuring.

Everything's going to be all right.

You didn't do it.

It's not your fault.

Don't blame yourself.

Live your life to the fullest.

I love you.

I'm always here for you.

When you get up from bed real fast and you see those spots in your eyes, that's me.

It's as if a good friend came over, patted you on the back and told you exactly what you wanted to hear.

And in that sense, if we just look at it from that perspective, I'm not sure Teresa's doing any real damage to people, except for this.

If you're really torn up by the passing of someone that you loved or were close to or cared about, and you're having a hard time with the grieving process,

And Teresa comes whirling into your life.

And all of a sudden you're talking to that person through this woman who seems to know a lot too much about you and them and what happened.