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Welcome to a new series of strange but true

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we shall start as we meet to go on with stories of ordinary people who find

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themselves caught up in extraordinary inexplicable events later tonight we'll

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be talking to a man who vividly recalls being shot by a Russian soldier in 1855

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but we start with the subject that generated an enormous amount of

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interest in our first series faith healer Lorraine Hamm works alongside

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at her local clinic her patients think she's working wonders until next time

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good night the response to the last program was enormous the credits

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hadn't gone up before the phone started to rain by the Monday letters were

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pouring in before the end of the week the postman was actually bringing them in

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sacks Lorraine was overwhelmed by more than 20,000 letters with the help of

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other healers she began the long process of answering them all one letter was

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from Christine Drake who was desperate for help but not for herself I was

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watching strange but true with my daughter Alison and after the program

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had finished I thought I would contact Lorraine Hamm to see if she could

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alleviate my daughter's pain I played football with the lads in my class four

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five times a day for anything up to an hour sometimes

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pain in my back was so bad I started crying

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we had to put her to bed straight away and we hope that she would get better

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but after a couple of days we had to take her to hospital

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Alison came to us complaining of chronic lumbar pain this apparently was due to

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a stress fracture indicated here these fractures cause considerable pain and

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inhibit spinal movement I refer to her to the regional specialist spinal center

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for treatment and advice these small stress fractures seem to be causing the

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problem the difficulty we face is that there's always a risk operating in the

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spinal area can you do anything for us well but she's so much pain I'm afraid

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that at her age it's just not worth the risk to do an operation what am I

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supposed to do unfortunately wait we'll have to see how it develops the best

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thing is to wait until you stop growing then it'll heal itself in time to be

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told that they couldn't do anything well just devastated Alison was only a

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teenager and yet she was living the life of an elderly lady almost a pensioner

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she was going backwards and forth was to seeing specialists and doctors and she

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just wasn't getting any any better at all after suffering intense pain for four

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years their best hope seemed to be Lorraine Ham when I found out the

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moment actually written off to Lorraine Ham I was surprised and hopeful when

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Alison first came to see me she was in pain with her back and I did healing

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work with her there and then I had my eyes closed and I could like feel warm on

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the areas that she was healing I'm just going to put my hand under your waist

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sensation of all that pain drifting away when I say open your eyes open your

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the session over Alison and Christine went home when the warmth had gone and

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the pain had gone with it I could move around without any pain just felt

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brilliant I thought it was my I thought it was a miracle Alison was doing

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things that she couldn't do before and I just I'd got my daughter back I found

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Christine and she told me that Alison was now doing PE and feeling much better

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and did she need to come and see me again and of course I said no good past I

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had the feeling of having my life back back to normal I felt like a normal

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person again the first time since I'd had the accident out of the mountains of

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letters received every day Lorraine spotted one written on Oldham football

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club headed paper Nicola Fleming had written to her on behalf of her injured

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husband Craig Craig's career was rising fast he commanded a regular first team

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place and played against Manchester United in the 1994 FA Cup semi-final

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frustrating day so far for Mark Hughes he's been very well watched by Craig Fleming

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rumors were spreading that United were interested in buying the young Oldham

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star everything was going right and then disaster struck I was playing and just

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getting the odd niggling deep in the groin around the hip gradually just got

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worse and worse as a plane I was playing about 60 minutes when it actually

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kept up on us that he couldn't play football anymore because the injury is so

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bad he was just devastated and depressed it was obvious to us that him he was

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never going to overcome these problems unless he had surgery Craig was sent

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for an operation to repair a torn abdominal muscle I was getting a

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shooting pain across the top of the abdomen that cleared that up but I was

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still left with this pain in the groin in the hip this was a tremendous blot at

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the club because they had anticipated that he would after this initial surgery

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be back into the fray again he was just so fed up because he couldn't do anything

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about it Craig returned for a second operation hoping it would clear his

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problems it didn't add the operation to release the tendon and that's released a

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lot of the pressure in there there was still a pain especially for saying that

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it wasn't a career threatening injury but you know after three or four months

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you start you know naturally start worrying about you know how serious is it

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so when we heard about the rainhand we thought well why not give it a go

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Craig finally got to see Lorraine he was obviously concerned because he wasn't

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able to play football just relax if you're out for any length of time there

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are the people coming up and taking your place so on a mental emotional level

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just felt like a strong very strong pins and needles

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stretch your fingers and your toes expecting it you know to be pins and

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needles but I got my eyes disappeared

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no experience anything like it before Lorraine told Craig to go home and

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relax for the weekend I arrived at the club on Monday went down to the physio

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room as usual right Craig as sure what you can do under your own steam I was a

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bit reluctant to try it at first but they go all the way down wrote it back

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flabbergasted by impressive the rest there was certainly exciting for all of

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us to realize that Craig was more enthusiastic able to do more and in

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fact looking forward to his training for sure

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go up in the air that's it go

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Craig was improving and it's quite exhilarating and who cares what produces

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now it's like oh great can't wait till next season he's just so much happier

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so much brighter about it on and it's easy to live with

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didn't know the physio had been to see the surgeons absolutely convinced that

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Lorraine was the reason behind this pain going

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skeptics of healing would say that all healers do is help people who already

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believe but Lorraine is sure that her healing powers go further than that

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a person who is positive about his healing can improve more quickly than

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someone who isn't but yet healing can still work with someone who is quite

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skeptical Lorraine also believes she can heal patients without them actually

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having to be there this was the answer to the thousands of needy letters and so

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the National Healing Center in Shrewsbury was set up and from here absent

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healing is sent out we now have a network of healers all over the country

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who meditate regularly three times a day and we focus on all the people who

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have written or telephoned and asked for help one such person was Ruth

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Dorrington who'd badly heard her hip I'm quite a serious club runner and I

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train every day so when I got injured I had to come and training right down I

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was getting more frustrated more depressed about not running properly and

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not racing I wrote to as many people as I could and inform them that I put them

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on an absent healing list Ruth was one of those people in her letter Lorraine

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told Ruth she would be on the list for six weeks it did seem that suddenly

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progress was all in the right direction and for once I could actually think that

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I was gonna recover completely at the end of the six-week period I felt like I'd

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reached a stage where I could get back into a proper training schedule and

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race seriously being on the healing list was important and I don't think it was

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like a psychosomatic thing I thought if there's lots of healers then all that

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energy's got to be good got to heal me and it seemed to do the trick

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Ruth came out of her injury running better than ever in fact she broke

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several club records and she believes is all thanks to Lorraine Ham

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the question that must be asked is would Lorraine's patients have got better

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reincarnation is an accepted part of several religions and many individuals

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under hypnosis believe they're able to explore these past lives unfortunately

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much of what they recount is uncheckable and it's tempting to see more

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fantasy than fact in their vivid recollections of the great events of

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world history but tonight's story is different the past life in question

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turned out to be the life of an ordinary but well documented individual if there

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is any truth in reincarnation then what you are about to see may well be the real

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thing

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time has stopped there's no more time time like everything else in the universe

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runs in circles we've reached the top of the circle and now we're going back

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back in time you're drifting back in time you're seeking memories memories of

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things that happened to you before you were born in another time

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this is the story of Ray Bryant and his extraordinary journey into his past he

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believes that under guided hypnosis he can go back in time to past lives led

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hundreds of years ago here at last is some sort of proof that there's something

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beyond I've been looking into past life memory cases for the last 20 years and

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Ray Bryant's case stands out as one of the very best because there is such a

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wealth of evidence it all began in this unremarkable suburban home in

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Hertfordshire Ray Bryant a journalist had come to research past life

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experiences Andrew Selby welcomed him to join the regular regression group held

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in his living room the number of people in the group when Ray first started

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coming was around 12 to 15 it's quite a number of months before Ray started

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regressing properly and anything significant happened leading the group

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was hypnotherapist Joe Keaton who's led thousands of people into their past

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lives soon the first tantalizing clue was to emerge I want you to go back back

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to the time before you were born keep drifting drifting back you're there

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you're there now after hypnotizing Ray Joe began asking questions where are you

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what are you doing crime here fighting what's your name Ruben Ruben who

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Ruben Ruben star as with many past life regressions that vital detail a full

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name was missing but Andrew Selby was intrigued his diligent research was to

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open the door to Ray's past life I was down in the Guildhall library I'm trying

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to research on another regression I was getting nowhere with it so I thought I'd

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change over and see if I could find something on this soldier well I looked

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in the index and there I found a book on the casualty role of the Crimea and it

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was all listed by regiments the chances of Selby finding a full name to match

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the fragment given under hypnosis seemed highly remote I turned over the

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pages and I nearly fell off the chair there right in front of me was Ruben

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Stafford a sergeant who fought in the Crimean I just couldn't believe it one of

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the difficulties in assessing the the evidence of past life memories is that

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individuals often recall being famous people or having lived lives that are

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undocumented the quite remarkable case of very Bryant is that he's remembering

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an individual who was so obscure that it was almost impossible to prove he lived

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but that evidence eventually came to light armed with Ruben's full name

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Andrew Selby began the painstaking business of piecing together the

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soldiers life he discovered that he'd signed up age 20 that he'd been wounded

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in the attack on the quarries and his discharge papers stated that he'd been

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a very good soldier we've got a lot of information here about Ruben what are you

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gonna tell him nothing it's a chance to test him out if he is this young

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soldier then he'll remember the details anyway won't he for Keaton this would

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prove to be one of the most important past life sessions he'd ever led would

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Ray Bryant know the final part of Ruben's surname I want you to go back to

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the year 1855 it is 1855 bring out your memories what's your name and rank hey

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you what's your name and rank

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my name's Stafford sergeant 47 the Lancashire regiment of foot the group was

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astounded I have never researched into the Crimea it's not a subject that has

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interested me and I have no army background in my family at all so if Ray

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didn't know anything about the Crimea where did the identity of that obscure

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foot soldier come from Richard Wiseman a psychologist believed the explanation

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may lie with crypto amnesia when we're young we pick up far more information

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than we realize information from books films other people that's in our memories

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but we've just forgotten about it the hypnotist comes along suggests we've

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lived a previous life and all that information comes out and in the right

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setting the hypnotist and the subject might be able to convince each other

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that really is evidence of previous lives where are you exactly we're back in

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camp now but it's hard to explain the wealth of accurate detail provided by

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Ray Bryant as he went on to describe the life of Ruben Stafford the young

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soldier who fought the Russians far from home on the borders of the Black Sea

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we've tested him against the evidence we've tried to trick him and we haven't

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been able to break him out of the character if Ray was acting we'd have

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caught him out if it wasn't genuine if it was imagination we'd have caught him

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out so my belief is that we've got a genuine phenomenon here where are you

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in battle the following reconstructions are based on tapes of the actual

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regression sessions they come at us just over a little ridge

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the Russians!

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the deer right in front of us looking at us hardly a rifle's length away

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so you have to be quick

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they know the country

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it's very much like a dream but this time that you are conscious all the time

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and you're watching the action you know what that dream is leading to

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Keaton was intrigued by Ruben's injury to his left hand

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records show he was injured in the Battle of the Quarries in 1855

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Ray was still ignorant of the details but would he recall them under hypnosis

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is this a good day to talk to you?

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the attack on the quarries on the 7th of May 1855 was part of the Battle of

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the Quarries in 1855 was a disaster bomb it took the lives of hundreds of British troops

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I had this sudden sensation in the hand I couldn't imagine what was happening

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because while I was aware that something had happened to that hand I could feel no pain

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and yet I knew that Ruben was experiencing pain

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Joe was so concerned at Ray's state that he moved him on in time

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it's later now you're not in the quarry now it's later that night where are you?

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I don't know what happened I got shot by Russians

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who's looking after you?

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Florey's ladies

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they have aprons and caps

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white caps

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how long have you been there in the war?

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one year

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one year now

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are you missing home?

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you miss me wife and Bobby

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they're out to me

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she says all's well

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well that's the main thing isn't it?

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aye

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Andrew Selby's researches didn't finish with the war

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he pursued Ruben Stafford through the 19th century

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but no trace was found until the last day of his life

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a death certificate provided the last vital piece of evidence with which to test Ray Bryant

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Ruben Stafford had ended up as a lighterman on the Thames

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alone his family gone

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a forgotten soldier down on his luck

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Joe Keaton decided to take Ray back to the day of Ruben's death

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it's the 2nd of April 1879

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where are you?

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I'm looking down into water

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it's welcoming

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calm

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calm down

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with no clues Bryant had accurately reconstructed the last moments of Ruben Stafford's life and death

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violent suffocation by drowning

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a suicide

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just for the record believers in reincarnation now reckon you are reborn about 50 years after you die

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we'll be back after a gap of precisely one week

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goodnight