MrBallen

Like, he was dead.

How he's alive when there was no medical intervention, really, because the ambulance was off?

The only intervention was this woman and whatever she was doing?

Like, nobody could comprehend that.

But before anybody could make sense of that, the medical helicopter arrived, and seconds later, it was chaos getting Robert onto the helicopter.

And then before long, Robert, Wanda, and the helicopter took off.

And then before long, Kimberly and the other first responders were just left there in the first moment of silence they had had for several minutes, just standing on the side of Interstate 74 thinking, what just happened?

Now, none of the first responders wanted to admit to this, but they were all thinking the same thing.

That woman in black had to have done something that brought Robert back to life.

I mean, there really was no other explanation.

However, when the first responders just all kind of looked in the direction where this woman had turned and walked off just a couple of minutes earlier, she was gone.

Now keep in mind, where she had come from, where she had run up the road from, it was just one big open road with really no obstructions.

And then off to the side of the road was this huge open field.

Basically, if someone had been walking for only a couple of minutes in that direction, from their vantage point, they would have seen them.

There's nowhere to hide.

There's nowhere to go.

But she was gone.

However, Kimberly and the other first responders would quickly learn that this particular stretch of highway, in fact, more specifically, the field off the side of this highway, had great significance to this whole story.

That big field that lined Interstate 74, where effectively the woman in black had disappeared to, used to be the home of a place called the Acton Campground, which was a Methodist community in the 1800s.

The members of this community were known for their really loud prayer style and also for speaking in tongues.