The Ghost Inside My Child

A girl remembers being inside the Empire State building when a plane crashed into it.

A young woman has vivid memories of the silent film era; a six-year-old boy recalls a tragic fall that ended his life.

A 5-year-old girl graphically describes her pioneer family living with Native Americans; a boy recalls a tribal rite of passage and displays expertise and knowledge of ancient weapons.

A girl thinks that her mother has taken her from her real home whilst a boy thinks that his brother was killed in a war.

A young girl remembers living in an ancient Egyptian civilization.

A 6-year-old boy recalls dying in a plane crash; a young girl believes she fought battles in the 1600s.

A boy begins acting like his uncle who died five years before he was born.

The death of a solider is recalled by a young boy; a girl reveals memories of a man from the 1700s.

A young girl recalls being killed when her sister pushed her into a fire; a boy describes intense nightmares of war and recalls being a Russian sniper.

A 4-year-old boy believes he was killed by a bomb in a past life. A girl reveals detailed memories of her death during the 15th century at a bonfire.

A girl believes she is F. Scott Fitzgerald's daughter; a 2-year-old girl experiences nightmares about people burning and a plane catching on fire.

A boy recalls dying at sea; another boy remembers being murdered with a baseball bat.

A boy describes a sister he doesn't have and a house he has never lived in, and tells his mom that his parents killed him in a previous life; a boy's parents become concerned when he informs them of a previous life and that his mom and dad were murdered.

A boy tells his family details about his great-uncle's murder that don't match what the authorities told them, so the family question whether the real killer is still out there; a girl reveals she was once a twin.