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02/05/10

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Categories: Ghosts & Hauntings

Believing The Unbelieveable

I am reading about ghost cases in the military and came across a report of a crisis apparition. A young pilot had died in a crash yet his apparition was seen by a fellow pilot on the air force base and was even spoken with. The ghost stated he had a safe flight, and was going to wash up. A short while later a third pilot inquired about the whereabouts of the deceased man and was assured by the witness he was back on base and cleaning up.

When the news came in that confirmed the crash, and the pilot's death the witness stated he would not have believed what happened had the other guy not asked him about the pilot and confirmed for him in his mind that he really did see the apparition, and spoke with him when in reality the pilot had been killed a short time before. The witness said he did not believe in psychics or ghosts so he would not have believed his own experience without the other pilot confirming what he had said.

How many other people would do the same under similar circumstances?

And if a witness cannot deny that something occurred that they can't readily explain, would it then make them more open to the possibility of an alternative or paranormal explanation in the future? I think so.....

Thoughts?

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Sue St.Clair and Matthew Didier's Paranormal Blog

The entries found on this blog are based on on the thoughts and discussion of Matthew Didier and Sue St.Clair... two paranormal investigators/researchers based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada who just also happen to be a couple. Through Paranormal Studies and Investigations Canada, ParaResearchers, The Ghosts and Hauntings Research Societies, and several other groups, Matthew and Sue have a combined experience of well over twenty-five years in the field of the paranormal. Feel free to contact the blog author via admin at psican.org for further information.