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The following program deals with controversial subjects.

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The theories expressed are not the only possible interpretation.

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The viewer is invited to make a judgment based on all available information.

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Tonight on Cytics, has science discovered the secret of cryonics?

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And would you be willing to be frozen to death to extend your life?

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If it really can be done, I'm looking at immortality.

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And speaking of immortality, does the dead victim of an electrocution still haunt this house?

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Something got a hold of my hair and lifted me up.

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Our cameras captured evidence that even we can't explain.

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Light the kitchens going on and off.

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And an entire town that believes they've shared past lives together.

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My name is Millie Sprule. Now, and during the Civil War, it was honey.

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At that point, it started to appear.

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They had large, dark eyes, small, eye cans.

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I began sensing, knowing, and feeling.

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I do believe in life after death. I mean, I've been there.

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We have not scratched the surface of what the mind can do.

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It's a connection with the unknown.

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Is it possible to cheat death? Can we be brought back to life months, even years after dying?

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Well, there are scientists who are betting on the fact that one day, death won't be permanent.

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And some people are taking the biggest gamble of their lives.

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They're being frozen and mummified in a quest for immortality.

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In January 1985, a severe blizzard hit Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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At the height of the storm, two-year-old Michael Track wandered outside his home.

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Within minutes, he was frozen solid, but miraculously, he was brought back to life.

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He was, without any question, dead at the scene.

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And he was dead for a period of time here as well.

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But knowing that, because of how cold he was, knowing that you're not dead until you're warm and dead,

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we knew that we had to give him the chance that he deserved.

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Michael's complete recovery astonished his doctors, and he is now living proof that a frozen human was indeed brought back to life.

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It's an exciting possibility for science.

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The resuscitation of a frozen person has inspired some scientists to try to take the process one step further.

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Cryonics is the extremely controversial science of freezing a person's body, or just the head, immediately after medical death.

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The hope is that someday they can be unfrozen and brought back to life.

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Cryonics is an experimental process.

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It's experimental because we don't know what the ultimate outcome is going to be.

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We have a different opinion about where you draw the line between life and death.

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I don't think you can get dead people back from back to life. That's impossible. They're dead. How could you?

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I don't think that these people necessarily are dead.

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Once a cryonics patient is declared legally dead, the body is connected to life support systems.

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Cryo protective drugs are administered to minimize damage from the freezing process.

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It takes three to five days to gradually freeze a body.

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What you're seeing is the inside of a cryogenic doer.

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Those are aluminum pods down there which contain our patients.

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The patient is inside the pod wrapped in a sleeping bag.

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Right now there's only two ways of putting people into cryonic suspension.

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Either their whole bodies can be suspended like these people down here.

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Some people choose only to have their brains put into cryonic suspension.

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Right now, our methods of suspension are so crude, none of these people will be recovered unless we can fix them one cell at a time.

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If you can do that, then it's a very small little bit extra to ask that you take any one of the millions of cells that has the entire DNA, which is a blueprint for your entire body, and just grow a new one around the existing brain.

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Is cryonic science or science fiction?

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To date, three companies worldwide have frozen 40 people from all walks of life and 600 more have signed up.

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But the medical community is universal in its condemnation of the process.

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I think it's misleading to people.

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I think that it's giving some false hopes, again, at least at this point.

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It's a rational gamble, because what they're doing is committing a relatively small amount of resources to the problem.

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And it's a personal issue. How much is your life worth gambling on?

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I mean, if this pays off and you end up with an indefinite lifespan in a world filled with all kinds of possibilities we can hardly imagine now, what's it worth to you?

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Bring me back. I don't care how. Bring me back into the future. I want to be there. I want to witness this.

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I want to be able to get out of this freezing suspension or whatever they put me into to get me back.

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I want to be able to stand there and say, Bill, you've made it. You're really here in the future.

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The most important thing is that if they can do that, if it really can be done, I'm looking at immortality.

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You don't ever have to die. You're not dead when you come out of the tank. You're not coming back from the dead.

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You're simply been put in suspension waiting for science to catch up with us. It's basically all we're doing.

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I don't want to go out with a bang. I don't want to go out with a whimper. I want to go out with a strategy.

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In case of death, see reverse for biostasis protocol.

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Push 50,000 U-Heparin IV and do CPR while cooling with ice to 10 Celsius.

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Those who wish to be frozen upon death wear special identification tags which give explicit instructions about how to freeze the body and who to contact.

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Well, let's say it doesn't work, okay? So you lose some money, you lose your life, you're frozen, that's that.

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But if it does work, well then you get to live and everybody rots on the ground except you.

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Clearly there's no guarantees. It only gets your only shot.

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Is immortality really within our grasp? While cryonists seek answers through futuristic high technology, others trying to cheat death are looking to the past to an ancient Egyptian process called mummification.

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In permanent body preservation or mummification the cells are perfectly preserved. Possibly.

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Science may sometime in the future be able to duplicate that genetic message, re-duplicate a body.

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Mummification is the only process that is a permanent process of preservation.

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The mummification process, the first step is basically to remove the organs from the body which has been embodied.

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Then everything is placed in the vat with the body and it is soaked.

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Is it the preservative, the active preservative?

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All the organs are coated with polyurethane. The cavity has been coated with polyurethane.

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Everything is returned to the body and then the body is cloaked.

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A lot of people really feel basically that they don't want the body to go through what is referred to as the corruption, the decomposition of the body.

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Mummification and cryonics raise profound questions about what might happen to these bodies in the future.

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Will we ever reach a point where these preserved bodies can live again?

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Or is reanimating a corpse just another horror movie plot?

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Some scientists believe it is the new reality of future generations.

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Coming up, does the dead victim of an electrocution still haunt this house?

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Our cameras captured evidence that even we can't explain.

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Light in the kitchen is going on and on.

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Ghosts. Many parapsychologists believe that their collections of electrical energy and conventional scientists agree electromagnetism is all around us.

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But paranormal researchers take it one extraordinary step further.

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They believe electromagnetism has a personality, that it can be the outward manifestation of a tortured soul in limbo.

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On July 28, 1974, Larry Richard Roach, an unemployed electrician, ended his own life with one rifle blast to the chest.

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Before his suicide, Larry Roach had been severely injured on the job.

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Electric shock had left him physically and mentally disabled.

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He had seizures, was emotionally unstable, and when his wife left him, Larry Roach became despondent and took his own life.

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Today, near Dallas, Texas, in this quiet neighborhood, a new family lives in the house where Larry Roach committed suicide.

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It was supposed to be the Lomonas family's dream house.

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They finally had a backyard for the children and plenty of room.

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But their happiness has been short-lived.

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They believe something is trying to force them out.

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Three weeks after we moved in, strange things started to happen.

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I had walked from the dining room into the kitchen, and about then something got a hold of my hair and lifted me up.

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And I started hollering, paying, paying help me.

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And she turned around and looked and she said I was just like a haze all over me, like a glow.

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Like I had lit up.

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Most of the disturbances in the house seem to be related to strange electrical energy that had an almost human form.

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It affected appliances, the telephone, the lights.

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The phone answering machine played back messages spontaneously.

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Excuse me, I need to fix the door. Excuse me, I need to fix the door.

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Then a frightening apparition appeared in the kitchen.

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Once I just felt like something was in the kitchen.

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I just felt like something was staring at me.

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And I turned around and I looked and I seen laying on the floor like a whole figure of a man's body.

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I was terrified.

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So I got up and when I did it just vanished away like it went up to the air and smoke, up into the kitchen light.

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And the terror only worsened.

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I started getting worse and worse in the house.

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I got to where I was scared to stay here.

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Late at night, eerie footsteps would echo throughout the house.

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The apparition paced outside the bedroom doors.

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Then the activity in the house took a sinister turn.

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Did the apparition want the family dead?

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I came home one afternoon and the gas stove had been turned on.

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And Joe was asleep on the sofa.

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I came in, smelled the gas at the front door, left the front door open because you could not even walk in.

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And it really scared me.

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After this incident, Pam started to ask neighbors about the history of the house.

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I told Pam something's happened in this kitchen.

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And she said, well mother, I think you're right.

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So she went to investigate with her neighbors and they did explain to her that a man had committed suicide in the kitchen.

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The lomonas is wondered if it was Larry Roach's angry, restless spirit that was tormenting their lives.

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Desperate to find out, Pam contacted psychics, Donna Paul and Carol Williams.

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When Pam called me, she was very disturbed.

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Her voice was shaking.

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She said, I have someone in my house and it's a ghost.

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I did feel cold spots in a few of the rooms.

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I started feeling the tingling sensation that I feel when a spirit is there.

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Just before the 18th anniversary of the suicide, the psychics hold a seance they hope will drive Larry Roach's spirit from the house.

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Carol, Donna and other psychics joined together with the lomonas family.

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We've come here tonight to bring in the spirit of Larry from this house.

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And we're going to attempt to send Larry to the light.

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Understand that you committed suicide, you killed yourself.

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I shh, pull that trigger.

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A rush of energy fills the room. Pam feels something touching her.

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He wants to touch my ear. Tell me, Larry, we know you're here.

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There's no reason for you to be in this house any longer.

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It's time for you to move into the other dimensions of light.

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You can no longer stay here, move toward the light.

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It was a good seance. I could feel it.

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I could feel it when the chairs were shaking, everything. I knew it was here.

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But it didn't, did not leave. And I don't think it's going to ever leave this house.

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Because it kept saying over and over in my mind, this is my home. This is my home.

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To see if a spirit could be inhabiting the home, a sighting's camera operator stays at the house, alone.

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Okay, there's an awful lot of static electricity in the air right now.

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It seems to be coming from that tool shed.

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We found out later the tool shed was the last place Larry Roach was seen alive.

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Flashlights going out. I don't understand because I just put batteries in it.

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The light in the kitchen's going on and off, but I'm not touching it.

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It's 5 a.m. right now. There's a weird smell. I don't know what it is.

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There's a lot of electricity in the air, more now than before.

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The warning light and the camera's on. Why are the batteries dying?

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Larry Roach seems to have made his presence felt, even to our crew member.

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And the Limonuses still fear the unearthly phenomena in their home.

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In the coming weeks, we'll return to Dallas for an update.

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Coming up next, an entire town that claims to have shared past lives together.

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My name is Millie Spurl. Now, and during the Civil War, it was honey.

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Our investigation uncovered startling evidence of reincarnation.

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When Sigmund Freud first introduced his theories about the importance of hypnosis,

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he was laughed at and ridiculed by his colleagues.

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Since then, hypnotherapy has gradually gained widespread acceptance.

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But now, a controversial new type of hypnotherapy is once again asking us to look at our lives in an astounding new way.

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It's the serious study of past life therapy.

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Even traditional doctors are starting to wonder if hypnotized patients can really recall that they have lived before

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I got involved at first with past life therapy as a seemingly spontaneous or accidental thing.

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I was chairman of psychiatry, very much academically trained and left-brained.

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Dr. Brian Weiss is a respected psychiatrist and author of two books on past life therapy.

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I've had this marvelous experience where my patient has, but don't tell anyone.

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I get that a lot.

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One startling new case has doctors and hypnotherapists reexamining their beliefs.

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It all started in the small town of Lake Elsinore, California.

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Here, under hypnosis, more than 30 people all recalled that they had lived and died together more than 100 years ago.

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Under the guidance of Marge Reader, a hypnotherapist for 16 years,

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Maureen Williamson was the first to speak of this shared past life.

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There was something, an incident that happened to me when I was really young,

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and I was interested in the details.

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It started initially with a name, and the name I had come up with was John Ashford.

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She said, oh, he's my husband.

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Well, that was not her husband's name.

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And I said, well, where are we?

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Well, we're in Millboro.

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In Marge Reader's practice, it's not unusual for someone to recall a past life,

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but what happened next startled the hypnosis community.

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So then she looked at me and she said, I saw Joe back there, and I said, Joe, who?

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She says Joe Nazarowski. He owned a security office down here on Main Street.

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Joe Nazarowski came to see Marge Reader,

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and without prompting, told stories that were strikingly similar.

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was that in the event that the war were to go badly for the Confederacy

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to blow up the tunnels so that they could not use those materials against our military.

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Marge probed deeper with Maureen, and she recalled that even more people from Lake Elsinore

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could have had a history in Millboro, Virginia.

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Barbara Roberts was sitting in the room, and Barbara wrote me a note and said, ask her if I'm there.

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And I said, is Barbara Roberts back there in Virginia? She says, yes, she's my mother-in-law.

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She's John's mother. And from there on out, it's just snowballed.

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Maureen, who was the first to speak of Millboro, brought her husband in to see Marge.

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Under hypnosis, he recalled that he had been Maureen's lover in Millboro.

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Marge and I have found out, under regressions, is that I am still in love with the lady,

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and I always have been for 130 years.

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The Civil War, for example, is a very popular period. A lot of people have been there.

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I have people finding their own gravesites. They find their names. They know their way around,

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and they've never been in that area before. So this is extremely possible, probable.

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And I applaud this research. This is the type of thing that more people should have the courage to do.

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Marge Reader has documented the first case of mass regression in her book, Mission to Millboro.

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As amazing as these stories are, skeptics argue that Marge was somehow influencing her patients unconsciously.

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So we decided to go on our own mission to Millboro, for evidence of this shared past life.

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Our first step was to search for a boarding house, which almost everyone had spoken of under regression.

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And we found it.

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My boarding house didn't have that much to do with the Civil War, because I had the regular borders.

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And I fed a lot of people. I baked a lot of bread.

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Under regression, nearly everyone recalled a graveyard where Maureen, as Becky Ashford, was buried.

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Just outside of town, we found a family plot.

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I had been told by several people, Becky's grave is about a mile and a half outside of town.

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The graves are untended. The grass is high. Joe told me all along, it's in an enclosure.

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There's a little iron gate fence, and that's just what we found.

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Joe Nasorowski recalled that his name in 1861 was Charlie Patterson, a West Point graduate.

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A trip to the West Point archives uncovered this photograph taken in 1861.

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The cadet here is Charlie Patterson of Millboro, Virginia.

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Joe also recalled a tunnel that he was supposed to blow up during the Civil War.

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We found the tunnel, and even these holes where he could have placed dynamite charges.

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We're going to place the dynamite to make sure that if the Yankees came through, that it would take the tunnel out.

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They couldn't get the supplies.

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Before that regression, none of the people in Lake Alsonor had been to Millboro.

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But it's possible that they could have seen pictures or heard stories about the area.

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However, one place we discovered was unknown to even lifetime residents of Millboro.

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Totally unknown to everyone but one of Marge's clients.

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It was a secret room used to hide slaves.

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The room was supposedly hidden underground near a church.

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Marge pinpointed its location using old maps and began to dig.

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We're in the middle of downtown Millboro.

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We have reason to think that there's an underground railroad hidden tunnel and room down here.

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And I heard about it just a few months ago from one of the newer girls in my Millboro study.

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After hours of digging, Marge broke through and found the secret room.

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You can see the room very clearly. You can see the green walls, green concrete walls as they were described to me.

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The plank ceiling, sod floor, and Civil War era paraphernalia provided further evidence that this room may have been the secret room revealed under regression.

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This discovery is an important step forward in the search for proof that the mass regression is more than just the power of suggestion or coincidence.

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In my practice as a psychiatrist, doing past life regression work, I focus primarily on therapy, on healing.

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The other level which Marge is doing is extremely important also. It's proof that this is real.

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Thanks for joining us. For Sightings, I'm Tim White. Good night.

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Tomorrow after an all-new cops, when his landing gear fails, witness a pilot's desperate struggle to belly land his crippled plane on an all-new Code 3 after cops tomorrow.

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And don't forget, this Sunday it's the in-living color blooper special, followed by an all-new Rock Live.

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Now stay tuned for an all-new Rachel Gunn.

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