53: The Near Death Experience That Changed My Life Forever! - w/ Shawn G

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Episode Transcript

(00:13):
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a friend about Creepy Unsolved. Onthis episode of Creepy Unsolved, our guest
Sean Gee talks about his near deathexperience that changed his life forever, and
we barely scratch the surface. We'regoing to have Sean back on once again
for a longer, more in depthstorytelling, so look forward to that in

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with all of that out of theway, let's begin. Hey, what's
up everybody? Welcome back to CreepUnsolved. Dylan speaking, and I'm here
with Laura tonight. I want tomake sure she gets a moment to jump
in here and say hi, Hey, guys. So we have a very
special guest on tonight's episode, SeanGee from Chasing the Truth, and he's

(02:05):
coming on tonight to share his neardeath experience. I know you've been on
Laura's show before Midnight in the Mountain, So if anyone who is interesting it
and listening to that, I'm surethat'll be out soon. But Sean,
I want to kind of open thefloor to you because we do have about
an hour time limit, so Ijust kind of want to jump right into
things. So if you want todo a short introduction and then we'll start

(02:27):
talking about your experience, all right, Well, let's see six years ago,
November seventeenth, twenty fifteen, Iwound up losing my left leg to
a car accident that was my fault, and wound up having a double amputation
of my left leg below knee aboveknee, and I found myself in a

(02:49):
near death experience. I was areshiertory therapist four and I had the blessing
of actually seeing two people that Ihave revived come back and said, hey,
I came back from some One wasa heaven encounter and another one was
a hell encounter. So I don'tknow if that had affected me or not,
but I didn't think about that one. I went into this thing.
I was thinking, okay, oldboy, and you just got told thirty

(03:13):
percent chance of thirty forty percent chanceof surviving the surgery. I had nackotizing
passionist that fleshing disease or bug.And a good friend of mine, the
surgeon I knew for a few years, said hey, you're probably gonna die.
So here I was thinking, okay, oh boy, you're gonna wind
up figuring out what's on the otherside of that veil. So I said

(03:36):
a quick center's prayer. Next thingI know I was in a void and
wound up having it encounters with angels, demons, Lucifer, God seen just
about every aspect of my life fromtip to tell, as my grandfather used
to say, in great detail.But yeah, and that the reason I

(03:59):
do this podcast was one I gotin front of Dark Waters and I told
him an old ghost story I hadfrom a kid being a kid, and
he's kept bugging me. He said, hey, we needed a podcast.
And about the third times something clickedto me and said, hey, you
don't have anything holding you back fromdoing this podcast. What the hell you
done right now? You're just researchingparanormal supernatural stuff to kind of compliment what

(04:21):
you're you know, you went throughand trying to find other people that had
in your death experience, which I'vecome across a couple of dozen now,
actually last week or so, I'vecome across about six I had near death
experiences. I haven't listened to themall, but it's interesting the similarities and
also how diverse the expending on theperson. Now, you made an interesting

(04:45):
note at the beginning, how youyou're with you do sleep therapy, and
you had like that connection before youactually had your life experience. And I
wonder if there's more of a connectionthere than what you might have originally thought
of. Do you find yourself comingacross more. Are you still practicing sleep
by therapy? No, I'm retired. The only thing I do right now

(05:09):
is this podcasting. Okay. Iwas interested in if if you went back
into the line of work and youstarted seeing more of these experiences. But
I do want to ask when youexperience your near death experience? Was that
right after your accidents? There wasthat when you had to have your leg
amputated? How did that line up? Let's see Novembers seventeenth was the accident

(05:32):
the day after Thanksgiving was the one. I went into the emergency room and
they went in directly into surgery tohave this thing done. So I had
like seven days during that tour,of course, of seven days between my
initial accident and then winding up.I want to spend a day in jail
just because I was drunk driving atthe time. And I've said that so

(05:54):
many times it's ridiculous, and stillpeople come back and say, well,
how did you wind up doing this? I've been drunk driving and people kind
of use the head as h Okay, it's kind of like a black mark
on myself as now I did it. I don't drive anymore, or that's
my thing, and that's my ownpenance, don't drive period. Luckily I

(06:14):
got family gives me half a damnabout me and they helped me out a
little bit. So but with howI see if I did go back into
sleep therapy, which I would not, the I was in the upper echeline
of administration for you know, beingover several sleep sleep lad. I love
doing the floor work. I lovedoing sleep studies. I love doing their

(06:38):
respiratory therapy stuff, then the ownhen stuff, but actually doing administrative stuff
and actually actually having people report directlyto me. That was mindumly sick to
name. You know, I coulddo it, and still could do it
if I if I needed to,But yeah, I saw so much bad
stuff doing that, you know,being exposed to Hey, every patient walks

(06:59):
through the doors, just a number. They don't care about what happens to
that number until he gets in thenews or something happens and they get a
little strike on their review from thestate or that's and then they'll jump in
and say, hey, we gotthese pillars of excellence. You got to
follow. I don't. I don'tthink I'll ever go back. Yeah,
I can only imagine upper management.It's a drag. But oh my kid.

(07:23):
Yeah, like the first time Igot exposed up arrangement and how ruthless
and how uncaring they are is It'slike, man, I've laughed with you,
you know, I've drunk a coupleof bears with you, And how
heartless are you to tell me that'sjust a number money, it's it's it's
all. It's all business to themat the end of the day. Yeah,

(07:45):
that's all business. They don't losea bit of sleep over it.
They just they fuss, went theirown called and then go back back to
work the next day. Exactly.No, you stay a day in the
hospital then, or in the I'msorry, in jail. Then you end
up to the hospital after that.And I spent obviously, I got I
got arrested, and then I wentto the hospital. Then I went down,

(08:07):
got a squorter to jail, spenda day there, and my late
brother came by and picked me up, and I spent three or four days
with him, and then I said, hey, I got to go back.
You know, at that time,my leg was progressively getting worse.
But they told me that the Ihad a big old hanking bruise about this
big on my leg. I'm aboutto say, you know, a little

(08:30):
bit smaller than the baseball, butit could progressively got worse. But the
physician said, it will get worsebefore it gets better. So that's what's
stuck in my head. And asthe flashing buck took over, it affected
how I thought. Now. Iwas like, it's gonna get worse,
It's gonna get better, you know, before it gets better. So that's
what that's what drove me to notdo anything until I the seventh day into

(08:52):
it. Today, after Thanksgiving,I woke up and my look, my
leg looked like Freddy Krueger got ahold up. Well that that, oh
my god, I couldn't even imagine. Well, once I went to your
head, like, well I didI ever show Laura, did ever show
you a picture of that leg?I didn't do. I don't think any
No, you spared me that andright now, all right? So when

(09:18):
I went to the mercy room,I literally couldn't put any weight on that
leg whatsoever. Got in there.As soon as I got on the er
gurney, my leg popped open,like after my ripe watermelon. Oh my
god, the pink fluid and allthat stuff, and yeah, that that
was fun times. I imagine atthat point it was just there's no hope

(09:41):
for it. Well, at thattime, I was so sick, I
was sending so much pain, andas soon as I got in there,
the physician that was surgeon pumped mefull of so much pain mids. Everything
just kind of blurred. That wholeday was a blur to me, actually,
bits and pieces it out until Iactually went into the comma slash near

(10:03):
death experience. Then after that everythingbecomes vivid after that. So did you
go into a comma while you werein surgery? Yeah, because I'm confused
about Oh yeah, well the commasstarted medically as a medical comma. They
put me to do the surgery okay, where I was so ill and septic.
They could only they only had ancillaryI think that a big board needle

(10:26):
in my left arm. And usuallyfor you know that grade, that level
of surgery, they'll put a centralwine in your neck here into a big,
deep thin They couldn't even put onein that for like three days.
According to some of my buddies thattook care of me on the bend later,
and they told my family. Mysister actually, like I was polled

(10:46):
my sisters before I got on here, Gee said that every day they went
in, don't have any hope ofSean to make it through the night,
Oh my god. And the wholething with that was I was going through
a whole lot of stuff. AndI remember visiting my body now after I
started writing about this near death experience. Beforehand, while I was doing all

(11:09):
this podcasts and you know, andtelling him about my near death experience,
I never remembered any of that untilI started writing. That's the that's the
craziest thing. I thought I knewenough to feel Encyclopedia Britannica with what I
knew before writing. After I startedwriting, it was like what I remembered
beforehand. You stick in the cornerof a room. The rest of it

(11:30):
is why I remember now. Itjust came more more vivid to you the
more you talked about it, themore you wrote it down, and the
more you thought about it. Though. Yeah, yeah, it's like today,
I'll go over what I wrote abouttoday. I had a series of
events that occurred. I had totake care of today, so I kind
of put everything by writing on theback burner. I finally got to the

(11:52):
point where everything was calmed down,didn't have any you know, text messages
coming to me or anything of thatnature. So I cleared my mind and
started doing my little prayer thing.I said, there, God, let
please allow me before you again beright. And the next thing I remember
is Lucifer been in front of me. Is this is what I need to
write about. And it still affectsme right now because that voice runs all

(12:15):
over me. The voice itself ofLucifer is like being in a stadium of
everybody at every age up and youknow, from birth to you're about ready
to die, and every state ofemotion that you could possibly be, elated,
angry, mad, you know,you name it, saying the same
word at the same time and justpermeating it with that. And I heard

(12:37):
this thing having this discussion with Iwas like, all right, all write
about again. Started writing about it, and I think you got about four
pages into it, and it's like, oh, I gotta go get prepped
for this this podcast. So Ikind of curved that off and I texted
one actually, one of the eightpeople that I came back to help.

(13:01):
That's one of the things that endedmy near death experience, I argued,
was God to come back to helpeat people. One of the eight I
had a discussion with right before Icame on and said, hey, I
had to write another thing about Luciferyou and she told me, said,
hey, ground yourself, say youa couple of prayers and hopefully that will
take care of it. I wasin a freaking bad minium before I got

(13:22):
on here. I started saying afew prayers, kind of got out of
it, and my sister called andkind of got me out of it.
And now I'm thinking about it again, and it's I can hear that voice
in my head. It's just terribleone. But there you go. No,
now, I take you you hadyou had a very negative experience with
your near death experience, and well, no, actually that as just part

(13:43):
of it I had. I wasbefore God, was before angels, that
was before Aliams. Believe it ornot, you start from the beginning,
kind of walk us through this sowe can't capture all that. Oh my
god, I ain't even captured thatin my near death experience writings. I've
been doing it for ninety eight daystoday. What's the first thing you remember?
Void and utter? Everything that youcould possibly think of was absent.

(14:07):
I couldn't hear myself breathe, couldn'thear my heartbeat, couldn't hear nothing.
If I had a hand slapped thehell out myself, I didn't have that,
nothing nothing. All I had wasthe consciousness that that was me and
everything I brought in with me,all my memories and everything that came across
with me is what I had withme at them. So that was the

(14:28):
first And I've written about that atnauseum and some of it, you know,
it's it's like repetitive. But thenas I write about it again,
I'll think of, oh, Iremember this in there. And then probably
about two months in I room Irecalled, uh, there was an angel
in there with it, and thenthere was some other stuff in there,

(14:50):
and it just this is like thisgray area that just kind of opens up.
Then after after the void, yousee the angel came to you.
Then now after the void, actuallythe one of the encounters with aliens popped
up. Imagine having this whole conversationwith yourself saying, okay, you know

(15:11):
it was the introspective review of yourentire life, and you found out what
mattered to you, what pissed youoff during your whole entire life. YadA
YadA, dada, in complete blacknesswithout I could, if I could yell,
I tried yell, couldn't even hearmyself yell talk or anything. But
at the end of this episode,which took lifetimes, and this darkness as

(15:35):
a reason why, and before thisnear death experience, I had a little
skittishness about being in a dark NowI don't care about it, so I
already know what's in there. Allof a sudden, this big, huge
eye opens up in front of meout of the darkness and glows and it's
a reptilian and then it slowly closeslike you're like insight of almost like a
I don't know, like a head, and you saw like an eyelid open.

(15:58):
It's like I wasn't middle of thissnow globe, at this huge snow
globe, and I was the centerpiece or whatever, and this big guy
pops over and it slowly closes,and then another length of ungodly amount of
time happens, and then all ofa sudden another one opens up. But
you know from my perspective from adifferent angle, and then another one opens
up progressively, I'm surrounded them fromevery angle by these eyes open, open,

(16:22):
closing. They're all reptilian. Nine. Then after that they started talking
to me, oh mind speak again. Yeah, and then I like,
well, okay, I'm I'm obviouslydead. And the first conversation I had
with them put me back in mebeing in high school cheating on a fricking

(16:44):
history test. So here I am, yeah, just being an a void.
And all of a sudden it's like, okay, bloom, you're setting
in this old rickety still a wooden, wooden best thing. And I had
written, uh my answers on thedesk and pencil, and I pulled out
old rug I think it was abiology sheet and I had some bology answers

(17:08):
or something on it's a cover sheet, and here comes my teeth. Huh
said, who hasn't done that?Oh I got I got caught. But
she grabbed ahold of my biology sheetand all right, and then she's like,
oh this is biology. Well Ididn't use a clean piece of papers,
so that's the only thing I had. Of course, I bout ship
my pants. But now here's thewhat. I think. It was something

(17:34):
to have to do with ink.You know, why did you write blue
int or some crapway, something justmundane, like, uh, that's the
only thing I had. And thenboom, I'm back in all these eyes.
And then it was retrospective. Iwent through my entire complete I couldn't
say my entire complete life. Butthe final moment was, uh, I

(17:57):
was a little five year old kiddown a set of railroad tracks and this
old coal mining camp called Dunbar,Virginia, and my aunt used to live
there. God Rest assul, andshe sent me down to this feed store
in Dunbar, Virginia that was aboutone hundred yards. I thought I was
a big boy walking down the traintracks to go grab whatever was in that

(18:18):
brown paper sack. And I rememberedit a little bit up until I had
this near death experience. Now Iremember just about every freaking detailer and I
come upon down this railroad track.It was a little popped cocacola ball cap
and has all been up like somebodyjust popped it off and through it on
a railroad track. And of coursehere I am like, oh man,

(18:38):
I'd like to have a coke rightnow. That's what it went through my
mind. So I grabbed a holdof a coat, my ball cap.
I can remember everything in detail aboutit, the little gasket in the inside
of the Coca Cola ball cap,the whole nine yards and these voices said,
asked me, why did you pickthat? And it just ran all
over me. I got pissed off. I said, why in the hell

(19:00):
would a five year old pick upanything? Yeah, for real, that's
it. And I said, Istarted custom like a sailor, and I
said, why in God's name amI dead? And this is the afterlife.
As soon as I said the wordGod that, I was out of
that experience, and all the eyesjust closed. And then there was two
sets. I saw eyes off ina distance, attached to a reptilian form

(19:25):
in front of this big opal,and that opal kind of hum, well,
we only got to buy hour,so I can. I'll have to
skip that detail. Anyway, Thisreptilian is standing there looking at the opal,
and I got curious, and Iwas like, well, hell,
I'm dead, what the hell isequal to? Yeah? Yeah, I

(19:45):
had this attitude, what the hellis he going to do? Jim?
So all right, I actually hada body at that point. Okay,
so what kind of floated towards thisthing? You from the void to back
into your body and to it backinto my body. But the it was
it's still a void, but itstill had this big opal. It was
about as big as a cathedral ofthe cathedral door. Opal had the sheen

(20:07):
of a pearl coat on a whitecar, you know, look at it.
But it was swirling like a galaxyinside of it. So let's see.
I got nearer to this thing,and it reacted to me like it
didn't want to have anything from me, like okay, I don't want to
do anything with you. So itkind of backed away from me and the

(20:27):
opal. And I got curious aboutthe opal, and I was like,
well, okay, why not wentreached out touched it. It was like
sticking my hand in a warm bucketof paint. And I tried to drag
my hand out at it. Andwhatever happened between me dragging it, or
did I drag myself in, ordid this thing just just fall on me

(20:48):
or I was whatever consumed by it? And I just cut out about two
weeks worth of riding here, andI just jumped. I don't have enough
time to go through all this,but I still haven't finished writing about that
thing. But it was like beingconsumed, and every fiber of my being
was either on fire, cold hotheat, exposed to light darkness at the

(21:14):
same time. Every extreme sensation thatyou could possibly have, I was having
it at the same time. AndI remember being folded up in a fetal
position. After a long time.It was like being in mill of New
York City on Christmas Day with allthose people elbow to elbow to you.
Yeah, and for the first time, and then I kind of got used

(21:34):
to it. And then I openedmy eyes and I was in this environment
which was absolutely beautiful with light coloryou'd name it, and my senses expanded.
I wish I could tell you.Wasn't able to take me a lot
longer than this hour to tell you, but I wasn't exactly omnipresent, but

(21:55):
I was pretty damn close to itfrom my perspective. I'm sure I wasn't.
Before me was this angel that Iperceived as an angel. And here's
why. When I did the podcastingabout this particular angel, I explained,
this angel was very familiar to me, but it didn't have a name.
I couldn't remember the angel's name.But it was like you walk in.

(22:15):
You're in a room and your backsto the door, and somebody that you
loved dearly in her entire life walksinto the room and you don't have to
look or hear them, but youcan feel them. That's that angel's name.
So you know, it would belike your wife or your girlfriend or
boyfriend or whatever. But I kindof, you know, after go through
that spill of explaining who this angelis, I nicknamed it Bob. And

(22:40):
I actually one of the one ofmy friends and I talk about it,
and she's got a an angel thatshe has conversations with and she named it
not Bob. So anyway, longstory short, it's become common coin.
I meant it to be comical butalso poignant to say, hey, I

(23:02):
didn't know this. I do knowthe angel's name now I've just written it,
but I haven't expressed what the angel'sname is in pubble. I've never
said any angels name, and asa handful of people that I've talked to
and I said a couple of angelsnames to them, I hate here here
it is. Here's my problem.I'm trying to explain something and right and

(23:23):
I have the same problem with writingI'm like this dog and a squirrel goes
by. Yes, now you gottago down that, No, I go
I've got to keep my mind onwhat I'm talking about. So here I
am before this angel named Bob nicknameand uh. Its first conversation with me
is I'm here to help you,help you remember, not help you to

(23:48):
get a quainted or anything. Helpyou to remember. And up until I
started writing about that, that alwaysnagged me. Why did you tell me
that? Why did you say I'mhere to now Kada said, hey,
I'm here to show you around.Here's your bus tip token. Let's get
that kind of don't help me toremember. But you know, I am
a Christian without a doubt. Ihonestly believe I've had a lot of previous

(24:14):
lifetimes. I know a lot.You know. Some Christians look at that
as a perspective of no, that'snot in the Bible. Well, it
depends on which which Bible you lookat and which chapter that was eliminated from
it. Yeah, exactly that beingsaid, I remember all kinds of lifetimes.
Actually, I can remember Bob takingme to a point and saying,

(24:37):
hey, right here, you cansee everything that has ever been attached you
at one Honestly, where was I? It wasn't a place, it was
a time. Here. Here's thecrazy thing. Time was there, but
time it wasn't there. It wassort of like an expression. Or the
closest thing I could say is Ihad complete control over the wind, and

(24:57):
the wind was time. I couldmake it move forwards, a swirl,
go backwards, stock be ever presentin front of me and see it all
at once, or just say no, I don't want to see it now.
Were you a part of this timelike you were going through it like
in person? Or were you lookinginto it like on a TV? Almost?

(25:18):
You know what I mean. Well, here's how I proceed time,
and here's how I write. Thisis a crazy thing. How right?
Like today, when I was writingabout Lucifer, I was seeing four or
five different timelines I was happening atthe same time. I could feel them
if I paid attention to, Likesay, today, I was actually seeing
a conversation with God at the sametime while I was having conversation with Lucifer.

(25:45):
While I was in front of nowmy dead brother why he was in
ICEEU with me yep and seeing itall at once, and you know,
there was a you know at thattime, and that's kind of strange,
and it's kind of hard for meto say, Okay, which one D
I poke at and which one DI pay attention to. That being said,
I could see everything at once.I could see all my past lives,

(26:07):
other versions of moth and this iskind of strung. I don't know
if I got this into this withyou, Laura, but I have so
much deja vu and a lot ofmy past before the near death experience has
changed. When I talked to mylate brother and my sister. Here's here's
one key thing with my sister.She had a car wreck when she was

(26:29):
in her early twenties. Yeah,and I remember her having a car wreck,
but I do not remember her havingissues with her memory. Now,
she can't remember a whole lot ofher childhood at all. That's crazy.
Yeah, that was crazy. Butbefore that she didn't she didn't have any
problem with it. Remember I rememberthe car accident. It's like when you
get into like alternate universes and ultimatealternate timelines and stuff like that. Year

(26:52):
a lot of stories with near deathexperiences, and then like things you're askewed.
When you go back different different pasts, different memories and stuff like that,
you draw any connection with that swordof kinda. I've talked to a
couple of physicists. Stando I hadon my show, and I talked to

(27:14):
him about, Hey, I havethis perception of my past memories are different
than other folks that around me,you know, family and friends that I've
lived with. And I said,no, that didn't happen. There's another
little thing in my childhood. Therewere some gooseberry bushes in my backyard here
at this house, and we playedcroquetraun when I come back here, and

(27:36):
I was kind of with it enoughto us, and you know, stand
up in my utility room and lookout and I couldn't see the gooseberry bushes
anymore. And I said, Iasked one of my family members, Hey,
where's those gooseberry bushes? And hesaid, what gooseberry bushes? This
is the one that was out there. Remember we played croqueiround one of we're
kids. No, we've never hadany gooseberry bushes out there. And I'm
like, okay, well there isanother one. A little tidbit. Uh.

(28:00):
The other thing is is my fatherpassed away on my final day and
three months in rehab. I wasin rehab three months with my leg and
I that was probably February, earlyFebruary, and it had a big ice
storm and we went and had heldhis funeral, but we couldn't do the

(28:22):
gray side services because the ice stormit hit, the ground was frozen.
They couldn't break ground, so hehis body was interred in temporarily in a
mausoleum up there, no big deal. Later on we had his grave side
and my family owns a few plotsout there and I remember, you know,

(28:44):
burying my uncle where my father's buriedand now my brothers. But where
that plot was was in a differentsection of that graveyard that I remembered and
where we parked where I was.I didn't go to the grave side because
I still had an open wound left, so I was like, I just
don't feel like getting up there.Where we park was where I remembered the

(29:04):
graves of the grave of my uncleBen. Now where they had the actual
grave side and where it is nowis about one hundred and fifty yards up
the up the hill. I'm like, holy, I don't know. Standale
says that if he's he believed me. He said, I absolutely believe what
happened to you. Said, thisis what how way he perceived it.

(29:27):
He said that when he you actuallydied, but God interceded and said,
okay, well we're going to putyou back in let you live again,
and he manipulated time and space andhe caught it cards. He said,
I couldn't really understand what the cardswere about, but I assume it had
to do with moving around things andput me back in this body, whatever

(29:52):
this body is. I wished Ihad an upgrade, but I didn't,
so h he said he replaced cardsand moved around things in time to allow
me to come back. It's like, well that kind of makes sense.
That makes more sense than what Ihad in my head, Like why is
all this stuff a little different versusyou know, everybody else. And I

(30:14):
was kind of wondering if I wasgoing crazy. And I have a lot
of deja I actually had a lotof deja vu today. I had a
conversation with a guy I have nevertalked to before my life, and I
gossiphone was like, I've had thatconversation before. Wow. I was like,
I distinctly remember having that conversation.But I've never spoke to this guy
a day of my life. Andactually it was a conversation that was started

(30:37):
with one of the four of theeight people argued with God. No personally,
I've actually went to him and say, hey, I'd argued with God
to come back, to do somethingwith you, to help you out.
And one of the that's actually thelast the four of contact and said,
hey, this thing is all ofthem come back. And I weren't freaked
out. I would figure that atleast one of so far with it freaked

(31:00):
out. Buddy, I don't wantto know you. You got to tell
me about this conversation. So I'mpicking up on what you're talking about.
So I've heard you talking about itbefore. But let's jump to that sure
conversation, the one with God tocome back, All right, skip to
then. Um, So here Iam in front of God and I can

(31:21):
see a gate and behind a gateis another one who is big, these
big pearl opal thing behind that,and God's want me to go on,
and I said, no, I'vegot to go back. I've got to
go help my late brother Travis.I'll disclose that the rest of them I'm
well, Julie, I've head thisclub argue for a few others that I'm

(31:41):
not going to say because you know, I don't feel comfortable enough to say,
yeah, they know, and they'reokay with me saying it. But
now Julie don't like she's just thattype of person. But I remember arguing
with them at nausea. I've gotto go back. I've got to help
this person do this, one ofthem. You know, I distinctly remember.
All I have to do is say, hey, I can't remember what

(32:05):
it is that I have to sayto them or do or whatever with them,
but it's just enough to get themon the right track to where their
life is okay. And there beforeGod, well, all this time,
every time I argue with God abouteach individual person, and a lot of
them I had never met, nevermet Julie before in my life, never
met let's see, actually for him, I never met four of them.

(32:28):
I knew a four, four othereight already. I knew who they were
and where they were. But fourof them I've never met in my entire
life. That's a crazy thing aboutit. It is like, okay,
and maybe that's where the Dejabu comesin I don't know, but I argue
with God. And every time Iwould say, Okay, God, I
gotta argue for Julie, I gottado this with Julie. And all I

(32:52):
got back was all you have todo is wait a moment and her life
will be complete and be right herewith you. Okay, but what about
this other person? And now thatI've written about it, it wasn't me
arguing with God so much. Itwas me convincing myself, Hey, I
got to go back to help thesepeople. You have the decision that I
already been made by God. Itwas I had convinced myself of saying,

(33:14):
hey, I got to go back. After I finished my eighth argument,
I remember in my head saying,no, I gotta go back, you
know with what you know. Godwas saying, hey, you need to
go on. You know you've donewith us life. Keep on going,
do whatever you need to do,keep on going. As soon as I
said no, I got to goback. And this is the first time

(33:34):
I heard outside of the near deathexperience review of my life. I heard
God's voice saying this is going tohurt. And I felt this huge hand
on my left shoulder and it waslike I will was not thrown out of
heaven. It was like just allof a sudden, I felt falling forever
in the day, falling, andI was getting colder as as I was

(33:58):
falling through that whole thing, Andthat that one conversation, that last conversation,
This is going to hurt has withouta doubt been with me every damn
day since I've been out of thisin or death experience. The actual meaning
changes from day to day. Thisis going to hurt means, you know,

(34:19):
any kind of bad stuff that hashappened to me, or experience some
loneliness or whatever, physical pain,mental pain, emotional pain, spiritual pain.
Always put that in Well, Isigned up for this, That's why
I have to do this, SoI kind of, you know, break
some my nerves sometimes that I haveto say it that way. But then
again, you know, that's whatGod said to me last bit, and

(34:43):
that's exactly what's happening. Oh isthere going to be some good gather?
There has been all kinds of goodcome out of this coming back. I've
had exceptional friends in my life.I'm in my life I've never knew before
in my entire life. Love mom, But There's been a whole a whole
lot of that fits the last spokenwords I heard from God. This is

(35:04):
going to hurt. And actually,I think my community post, I actually
put that in a new community posttoday that that what happened the last few
days has actually expanded. What didthat means to me? Yeah, you
live with it every day now.When you came to what was that like?
You woke up and it's like you'rereborn and you had a mission,

(35:25):
you had a calling. Now.No, when I woke up, I
was actually probably the forty miles fromor fifty miles from where I had then
amputation, was in the ICU fornine days. I woke up and I
was confused. I was like,where was the hell of I? And
I had like two or three nursesover top of me. I was being

(35:46):
accepted into this rehab hospital in Bristol, Tennessee. And I had apparently hadn't
had any medication whatsoever for a while, So I don't know how long I'd
actually been away. This is myfirst mement of being conscious enough to know,
well, okay, I'm not whereI was. Last conscious memory I
had was being on that gurney andmy leg popped up in like a ripe

(36:08):
watermelon. And uh, it's likeI got snapped back out of something.
Wake up, and I'm confused.I'm a fifty shades of confused, really
bad. And uh. I lookafter at the nurse and I said where
am I? And I kind ofremember when she said, you're at this
hospital and I can't remember if Idon't remember her saying Bristol, but I

(36:31):
did realize eventually I was in Bristolhospital. But that's the first thing come
on mouth. The question was howlong have I been gone? She said
nine days. I was like,there's no way, all right, there's
no way that that time has beenthat short. I literally thought I was
going to be in my eighties.Really yeah, eighties or nineties. And

(36:52):
I was like, there's no waynine days passed by or whatever. I
think nine or ten days what shesaid. And I was in so much
pain, and she asked, askedme, what where were you? And
I said I was before God.And she said, just wait just a
second. We'll get the doctor andsee if he can get you evaluated and

(37:13):
uh, get some pain medication outhere. I was like, okay,
I'm real A whole lot of pain, which you know, obviously you got
a brand new amputated a leg.Yeah yeah, But anyway, here I
am, and all of a sudden, these nurses around me start praying around
me, and that's you know,that's another thing that I take home.

(37:35):
I don't think about it as oftenas I do. Remember, hey,
this is gonna hurt shown conversation withGod. But these nurses are praying over
top of me, and it kindof helps a little bit until the doctor
comes in and said, yeah,here, you know some morphine pumping.
You know, all kinds of funout of that. Yeah, here,
you want to make me happy topush this button? But uh, yeah,

(38:00):
that was That was the weird thing. Now since I started writing,
I actually saw that from a thirdperson perspective. I know it sounds weird.
I saw it from a third personperspective that I was waking up and
there were angels in that room withme. Wow. I was just going
to ask you where the nurses actuallyangels? Yeah, that's no, no,

(38:22):
no, wait wait wait wait waitdamn it, Laura, um,
that would be quite the connection.Well, I'm going I'm going to say
I believe they were nurses. Okay, I will believe you ever see them
again after that. Honestly, Idon't. I don't remember. I'm gonna
have to think about it, becausethat's kind of a weird thing to just
see a bunch of nurses just prayingaround you like that, because that's not

(38:45):
something they honestly were praying around me. I I this, hand to God,
swear to God. They were Ohno, I believe you. I
believe you. I just don't knowif I was speaking. Maybe they were
angels. Hell, now I'm wantingto write about that part two. Now
I'm making me think this was apart of how I look at I'm going

(39:07):
to write every damn day of mylife until I die my final day.
Then I'll say, okay, I'mready to go. There's and I look
at it from a perspective of doI have enough heart peats to even give
this a fair shake? And whatI went through. Every time I was
set down and start writing, it'slike, well, I didn't remember this,
how don't know? He'll did Iforget about this? First time I

(39:27):
was exposed to this expanding memory ad, I was actually in conversational with another
the near death experiencer, and wewere both setting her kind of comparing notes.
And then she said, you don'tfeel any any kind of fear of
death anymore dead and said, no, don't actually, and she said,

(39:50):
I wonder why that is. Andthen all of a sudden it popped in
my head my conversation with God aboutthis. I was before God, and
I did enough sinning in my lifeprior to fully expect I was going to
go to hell. So here Iam before God. And I said,
God, why am I even beforeyou? Why am I not in Hell

(40:10):
right now? And that that wholeconversation I had with God just hit me,
the whole myriad that I actually startedbreaking down on the conversation with the
with the lady I was trying toget she never did get come on my
podcast. I'm probably weaker out now, but I was crying on the phone
with his lady and I was like, I can't believe it. And I
went through the whole gambit of emotions, happiness, sadness, surprised, just

(40:36):
being belittled that you know, Iwas before God. He says, you
were just a kid and you askedfor forgiveness and that's why you're here.
Oh yeah, that's that's That wasthe first, I guess information information download
that I had, or a remembrancethat I never remembered before. But after

(40:57):
that, I've had experiences where Iwas like opening a brand new door in
the house. I'm like, Oh, where the hell did this room come
from? With all this memory,I wish I could go I could have
like four or five podcasts with youand go down all these little cubby holes
and say, okay this. Ihad this, this recurring dream throughout my

(41:17):
entire adult life up until my neardeath experience, and then after my near
death experience in Freaking stock. Wehad two of them. Actually one has
not repeated yet in my near deathexperience. After my near there's another one
that popped up in my early twenties. I had a dream landing in this

(41:37):
field and my older self was lookingdown at me, and I woke up
and I'm like, oh, whohell are you? And I recognized him.
I was like, I know you, who are you listening? I'm
you? And the weird thing wasthe dude or the older version of myself
had a limp. Wow, Iwould really figure out what the limp was
about. But he told me abunch of stuff that came true in the

(42:00):
near future, and I had twoor three three three dreams of him,
and then I have another dream ofthe same field but without him. I
wake up and there's this big field, same field, and off into distances
this willow tree with this person nextto the wheel tree. Had no clue

(42:22):
who the hell that person was,but I knew who the person was.
I just couldn't figure out who itwas. Just felt familiar. Then I
wake up like, Okay, I'vebeen there before, but I didn't see
my younger self. There was thatmy younger self off next to that tree.
I didn't think so possibility. Idon't know. There's a whole lot
of crazy stuff that I literally thinkthat if I had this conversation with somebody

(42:45):
that never knew me before and say, hey, I had this experience,
let me tell you two seconds ofit, buddy, I don't want anything
that you're smoking. Yeah, butsounds like it could be like a lot
of foreshadowing from your dreams and thenwith you coming back and different things in

(43:06):
your past changing it. It's acrazy connection, but it sounds like your
whole life was like foreshadowing to thismoment, and when you came back,
like a lot of your It's it'scrazy, man. Yeah, thing is.
I actually was exposed some of thefuture too. Yeah exactly, not
not today, but future like ahwas it twenty one, twenty five,

(43:27):
twenty one twenty six. I wroteit down. I'll have to go back,
but I was like, well,there's no way in the hell I
even you know, could see this. Yeah. I've shared. Actually,
i've shared with all four of thepeople that I have said, hey,
I come back with you. Ishared bits and pieces of what I've written,
not specifically, well actually the lastone I wrote specifically about this person,

(43:52):
but that that's kind of crazy thatthose four people got to you know,
have been privy to the uh brainVonna, as Julie calls it,
and I've been writing about and I'll, you know, I'll hand it off
to Julie and say, Julie,what does this? Does this sound like
crazy? Said? No, Ifollow you. And then she'll go down
and say, okay, talk aboutthese opals that you're you know, she'll

(44:14):
pick those out, and uh,she's she's kind of my litmus paper.
Thing does sound crazy in it?No? You actually sound She actually comes
back at me, says, thisthis is a per damn good for just
being you know, straight out ofyour mind, you know, hip hopping
around as you know, the squirrela mentality thing. So that being said,

(44:34):
that's I squeezed all of my neardeath experience in an hour. Looks
like I don't at forty seven minutes? Holy shit, what's that forty seven?
I got fifty two in twelve secondshere? So what the hell is
going on? Oh? Wait,man, I was looking at my cloth
ship and yeah, yeah, thereyou go. There's a there's a whole
hour you real quick. So hesaid he came back to help eight people.

(44:58):
What I don't know all eight.There's eighth one that I've actually sketched
a couple of times. But now, where did these other people come from?
Was that a communication from God toyou? Or worth these populated in
your head when you're advocating for them. That is actually a great question that
I have no answer for now.Obviously, my brother, that's easy to

(45:22):
say, Yeah, I'm attached tohim because of he's my brother. The
other three I know specifically, can'tgo into it in great detail other than
I don't have permission from them toshare. So those three I had a
relationship with to a certain extent.The other four I had never met in
my entire life, but at thattime I was intimately knowledgeable about them.

(45:45):
Now I have written about two ofthem in their past lives and come back
said, Okay, this is howI'm connected with this person. I had
this past life with this person,so I don't try to force it.
That's the one thing that a coupleof my couple of eight has come back
and said, you know, don'ttry to force anything. Just let it
roll out of you when it comesto And I've used that. I've used

(46:07):
that kind of rule of thumb.Yeah, I know I want to write
more about the future, but Idon't want to, you know, go
and say, okay, I wantto write about it, and then you
know, get funky cold Medina withit and I don't touch it until I
get showed it three times and Isaid, okay, is this what I
needed to write about? And itpops up again, and like, okay,

(46:29):
start writing about whatever it pops up. Sometimes it's just maybe a page,
or sometimes it's fourteen pages. Andthat's how I write about every little
thing. And then I started sketchingin the past month to help me come
up with alternate way of expressing myselfinstead of saying this person looked like this,
where this look like that? Andhonestly, I've never really sketched anything

(46:52):
until I'm here recently. I wasfairly okay as an artist back in my
high school day, and I couldprobably catch a little cartoon or whatever.
I've done that, But to sketcha portrait or something like that, I
had no clue I could do ituntil I started the couple of weeks.
Again. Wow, it amazing.I could do that when I was eighteen

(47:13):
and nineteen. Now I'm fifty two, and I was like, well,
hell that could be freaking rusty.You know that that thing could have rusted
off and fell on the floor along time ago. So I started sketching,
and uh yeah, that was thestrangest thing. I actually have a
picture of a dream from when Iwas back in nineteen eighty nine. I
was nineteen, sketch that song againand still got it. It's uh where

(47:37):
it's probably uh yeah, I knowwhere it is. But I've got a
copy of it on my hard driveand I'll pull it out every once in
a while. I was like,oh crap. I actually showed it on
the podcast or two, and acouple of people sent me pictures of their
mom saying, Hey, is thismy mom? It's like no, oh

(47:57):
my god. Yeah, I stillgot that picture in emails like, oh,
that kind of looks like her ofthe sketch from nineteen eighteen. But
no, that's not you. Idon't it doesn't look familiar. Now,
there you go. So you gotgot a lot of interpretation stuff from my
perspective. The last eighth one thatI've sketched twice, now I don't want

(48:19):
to sketch it, but I'm willprobably to sketch that person again. But
anyway, at the second time,I was like, no, that's too
close. I don't want to evershow that to anybody. So actually no,
I did show I did show itto Julie whoever that is is actually
live and asking, well, ifit is a freaking dream, then yeah,
might as well tell me now thenI'll be done with it. I
don't know. But the other eightor other seven, I absolutely know.

(48:44):
There's two that I had I knowof an their name, no where they
are. Of the three that Ispoke of before, I'm connected to one
of them. Two of them I'venever met before. In my life.
I know who they are, wherethey are, what their names are.
And I'm writing this near death experiencein the frame of mind of I'm telling
the story of my nearrabive death experienceto those two Now. I'm sure eventually

(49:07):
I want to release some of thenear death experience in bits and pieces in
book format or whatever. But I'mwriting it to those two people. Now,
if you find yourself as from ourperspective of reading, okay, that's
me. Okay, why don't nobig deal. I had so several conversations
about this eighth person of what ifyou don't find this eighth person. I

(49:30):
don't know if I'm in earnest andhelp a bunch of people, thinking that,
hey, this might be the eighthperson. Who you know, who
have I done wrong? If Iactually did help, yeah, exactly,
you know, I kind of Iwent down in that gamut. Is this
a person of this dangling carried onthe ends of the stick from God saying
hey, you need to help thisperson. You need to help that person.

(49:50):
Now, I'm okay with that.Just don't film my freaking dreams with
or not dreams. Actually, Idid dream about this person a couple of
times. But but the first timeI actually had that full on well that's
her, okay, let's catch her. It was man, I was actually
wrote about the person that the lastperson. I said, Hey, I

(50:12):
am you are one of the eightpeople. I actually talked to that person
two days ago, and like,the first thing come out of that person's
mouth was, Okay, what's mymessage? Wasn't like, buddy, you're
too creepy, get away from me. What's my message? And while I
was writing about the past life ofthis person I had with this person,
we're thinking the same name this personthe same name in the past life as

(50:34):
this person has today. But asI was writing out this big dialogue,
thinking six or seven pages about thisand also boom, okay, why are
you here? And I'm writing aboutsomebody else, another one of the eight?
Why are you hearing from my face? So all right? So I
text message Julius said you won't believethis, and all of a sudden,

(50:57):
she says, you saw the eighthperson, didn't you? I did.
I'll sketch it out. Okay.So I started sketching that out, and
who the hell knows, I don'tknow. The interesting journey is all I
can tell. You, and I'llnever quit going down this journey. God
help whoever I am connected with inthe future with this waking up. Okay,
why did you sleep like Sean?I don't know anyway. Giant puzzle

(51:23):
where there's the pieces and it's justyou can't even see all of the pieces.
It's okay. Here's here's how Isee everything in the universe. Now
that you said that everything's connected likea whip Ye brilliant. You're a descent
whib and I'm connected to you,Dylan, I'm connected to you, Laura,
I'm connected to even Julia. Everythingtouches everybody and then the other side

(51:46):
of the universe. Here's what theangel Bob said. All you have to
do is realize you're there, andyou're there, and that has helped me
remote view so so many times.I can that's one thing I woke up.
I can remote view. Sometimes Ican't say I'm accurate a whole a
lot of times, but I've scaredsome people. Actually, one of the

(52:07):
eight was in a meeting and Isaid, you're sitting next to a person
in a red shirt and they're onabout something or no black shirt, and
I get a text message back withthis person sitting across from this person in
a black shirt. How the helldo you know that? Wow? Yeah,
that's the person I saw the firsttime, actually a remote viewed was

(52:29):
with another one of the ape.Weird all this happens with the ape the
eighth. I don't know why.But she had a problem with one of
her then kind of significant others butnot significant other and had a safe and
she want to know what was ina safe and she said, can you
see in that safe? And Iwas like, Okay, I can't.

(52:52):
I said it was like a signedbaseball card and forty five pistol and else.
And about two weeks later she finallygot in a station she just said,
Sean, that's exactly what was inthat safe. Like shit in me?
Really? And uh. The otherthing is she will she and I

(53:12):
text about everything, and she she'llsay, Okay, where are what room?
I ind so yeah, I've beenable to tell her. I was
like, oh, you're in thesun room. Okay, what else is
in here? A lot of plants? Okay, what does the furnisher look
like? And I describe the furnishing. Never been in her house. I
could probably jump in the car andbe in her house an hour. Never

(53:36):
been in a house. Yeah,that's that's that's the crazy thing with it,
you know, Other than me saying, hey, I had a near
death experience, I've had a coupleoccasions with one of the eight and her
names Shanam, and she and Ihad a relationship, but I pushed her
out of my relationship at the endof my alcoholic bench things, so you
don't need to be in this,and I pushed her out of my life.

(53:57):
The whole gambit. She learned thatI was and I see you or
insurgery or something like that, andI remember her being in a truck and
praying to God saying, please Godhelp Sean. So did you do that?
He said, yeah, how'd youknow that? I said, I've
seen you do that in that truckanyone. And that was the craziest thing.
That was one of the things thatsaid, Okay, this is really

(54:19):
no other than having a conversation withmy sister with she and my late dad
was out in the I see youwaiting room and had the conversation. And
I can remember my dad he hadseveral strokes and his ability to speak,
his speech center was stroked out somuch. You had in to have somebody
that was with him twenty four seventeeninterpret what he was trying to say.

(54:43):
But I disthinkfully heard him tell mysister and I actually verified this with my
sister. Don't hide anything about Seanfrom me. So was he able to
clearly say that, Yeah, how'dyou know that? Apparently I was there.
That's so interesting. That's that's somethingelse. That's a whole lot of
stuff that I have not shared withanybody, even you know, there's some

(55:07):
stuff I'm like, let that outor is this whoever inherits this mess of
writing goes through that after I'm dead? So, oh my god, what
the hell was Sean thinking about?I would love to read what you're writing
about, And when you said earlierabout doing multiple episodes, I'd be open
to having you back on and kindof pinpoint and discussions in the different parts

(55:30):
of what you know, a lotof people like to hear when I do
daily blogs over my YouTube channel andthe community page of sort of like a
round up. You know, dayIt's day was the day ninety eight me
writing in the near death experience,Which that's kind of freaky because my perception
of time is so skewed. Noweverything is fast forward. Yeah, day

(55:52):
is like a second tune, aweek is like a second. Year is
like a second I just literally wokeup six years ago through these nurses and
over top of me. You knowthat perception of the time. I do
not have slowed down time at all. I can remember before looking at the
clock and it's got fifteen minutes left, and work in that fifteen minutes feels

(56:12):
like it stretched out to two hours. I don't hand that that's the that's
the weird thing. But yeah,a lot has changed for me in my
life, minus the the obvious stuff, the leg and stuff, but a
lot of the stuff that I had, and the near death experiences like I
come back with all of the bellsand whistles still on one of these days,
I'm gonna let somebody read wrote extensivelyabout looking through an angel's eyes from

(56:37):
the first person perspective before we humanswere on even thought of. And this
angel literally watched stars die or bornand die, and I can remember thousands
in great detail. How I don'tknow why I don't. Maybe the person

(56:59):
that inherits my writings will we'll say, we'll find out. I'm not going
to divulge why I know will liveon error or on podcast or anything like
that. But that's the strangest thingI think that that mean being exposed to
that much time and being crammed backin this body and you know, being
able to see millennia like it's asecond passed by time to this angel was

(57:23):
like seeing one son born than Dianawas a tick on the secondhand on nothing.
Yeah, so I think that kindof works out in my head why
I perceived time as it is,you know, click click click, the
day goes by, and that's likea second to me. I literally just
woke up this morning at five orthirty even this morning, going okay,

(57:45):
what was that I just had adream about and nobody, no text,
no, nothing like that. Okay, I'm gonna go back to sleep.
That was just second a good andnow here I am in front of you
and Laura and then this podcast andtomorrow night, so when I do my
live show tomorrow night, it willbe just the second passed from here to

(58:05):
doing that live show. That's justthat's just the way of things for me
right, just flying by. Well, Sean, I want to thank you
for coming on to night and beforewe go. I want to give you
a chance to tell us where wecan find your content at Okay, over
that real quick, all right,obviously go to imdarkwaters dot com. A
line's share of my radio show podcastfor the last freaking four years and it's

(58:30):
four years is over there at iamdarkwatersdot com. I have a Apple podcast
station Chasing the Truth. That's alllisted on my Chasing Truth shawn gy YouTube
channel and my emails Shawn G.S h A w NNG at I AM
darkwaters dot com and my phone numberI give out live for the live call

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ins nine three six nine one sevenpeople call unfortunately twenty four seven. Thank
letry call, I can warner.I'm not going to answer the phone.
It's a curson of Blessing headed out, that curson of Blessing. But I've
got some strange calls, and I'vegot some great call I've met all kinds
of people from around the world,Australia, Ireland, England, there was

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one from China actually spoken Hawaii,you name it. You know. It's
a strange who preaches out and says, hey, I like to tell you
my story, Sean. Now,a whole lot of the stories that I
get that the people call in.I don't want to be on your show.
I don't want to be mentioned,but I gotta get this thing off
my chest. I've had a crazycrypted stories told to me offline that I

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can't divulge. Other than Middle Tennessee. There's a farm with a whole family
on that farm living and dog menaround them, and they won't get out
after dusk. That's the weird thingis Tennessee has got so many Why it
is I'm exposed to so many dogmen things. Maybe it's a dark waters
must waters Bigfoot. You would thinkmore bigfoot and the stories would come by

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me, but there's more dog man. I've got a whole slew of people
that have told me dogming stories,and one I actually went through and for
a few years saying, yeah,this is true, this is true,
and then find out that the integrityof this person like, well, no,
that's not true now. But there'sa Southeast Tennessee kind of deal.

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I forgot what the name of thattown is. There's a dog man attacked
down there. There's this dude fromKnoxville, Tennessee. He called me and
said that he had dogment on hisproperty to the point where it forced all
his family out of the house andeventually young to the point where they were
smacking against his house and working doorknobs to get in and pushing up on

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the floorboards and Jesus man, shecan imagine. Like god, I was
like, man, you gotta bekidding me. And I almost got him
on the program and he went throughand got the poculation for the unknown virus.
Earlier that day. He was sickerthan a dog. That evening.

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He caused me, said, Sean, I just can't be on his show
because I'm too sick. I couldhear Donis voice. I was like,
all right, man, no bigdeal. It's like I can fly,
I can do every show off theoff the cuff easy, you know,
That's how I do it. I'lljust do open lines. But I talked
to him about three months later.I actually got to get him another calm

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and uh, he's He had aconversation with his family and they absolutely said,
no, you will not talk aboutthis period. I know exactly where
this dude lives, and he's ona piece of property that you know,
if there was something in there andthere's deer, he said that the well,
who are these dock pack of thogman. He pissed off, shot

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at him, got so pissed off, killed a bunch of deer on his
land and left the bones there.Holy shit. Yeah, so I'd like
to get He told me he wouldn'tnever do that. But he called me.
He called me back, he said, I kind of figured he actually
contacted me first to say I needand through all this everybody's locked in their

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own house for a while. Hewill, he said, I will even
share. He had a big patchof gen saying on his farm. He
said, I will share half mypro proceeds from gen saying hardness with whoever
will come on my property and helpme get rid of these sons of bitch.
Yeah, that's what he You know, I said, I will.
This is how I will planning onsurviving. But I can't get on my
land because of these creatures on hisland. And you could hear the stress

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in his voice. So do youhave anybody that can help me? And
I said, well, I gota couple of people that, you know,
I could properly reach out to andsay, hey, I'll contact this
guy. But everything kind of fellthrough for whatever reason. And then he
called me back, said yeah,I think I got it figured out.
I'll be back on my property inthe next few weeks. And it's like,
what are you doing? He kindof hinted that the green stuff that

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you put in your car you kindof laced with something kind of deal.
I was like, well, buddy, God bless you, but I wouldn't
be yours your shoes doing that kindof stuff. But I had heard back
from a good three or four months. Hopefully it's all right? Man?
About that don't sound right? AndI know you're advocate for all the wildlife
and critters and stuff, So Idon't know how how you feel about dog

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man. No. I don't.No, I mean I'm not trying to.
I mean, I feel a littlebad if they're like bigfooter. I
don't feel real bad about getting ridof some dog man. But I don't
really know that they are. Idon't. I don't believe that they're just
strictly physical, strictly flesh and blood. So I think you're messing with some
bigger shit than It depends on todaywhat I think. Are they physical flesh

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and blood? Some of the stories, yeah, some of it is metaphysical,
some of it is demonic. Yeah, I've heard stories all over a
place that you know would use andsay, this is why it's a physical
flesh and blood, this is whythis is demonic. This is why you
know skim Walker can usually either orI got a handful of stories reached one
of those scenarios. So anyway,where do you go? Thank you again

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for coming on tonight, Sean,And yeah, definitely do this again.
Maybe a couple of months or so. I ain't told you about the paranormal
crap that goes around my house.Man, Oh my gosh, so much
unfold and hours never enough. Butno, no, I went for three
hours last night. I was goingto say no, I'll just do two
hours, and it turned out tobe three hours. Like, well,

(01:04:23):
I don't think he'll just turn outto be three hours. I talked to
you for like two and a half. If I ever get that damn episode
edited for my show, I can'tthat flew by. This is when I'd
start jumping into talking about supernaturals,Like, all right, let's go for
it. I gotta start recording onlike Friday nights. I could go for
hours once we start getting into it, but we should do that little rough

(01:04:45):
But yeah, thanks we'll do thisagain. Maybe a couple of months,
will schedule another one, and sure, just let me like a pick like
a topic, and then we'll justlike tear that apart. Maybe we'll do
it a Friday night and be sittinghere three hours later. I didn't even
tell you I walked through Hell.That was stranger than hill. But sure,
maybe maybe that's how we start thenext episode. We'll talk about walking

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through Hell. Oh yeah, thatI haven't really No, I don't want.
I don't want to say not unlessI have to. If I woke
up in the middle. There hasbeen times I woke up in the middle
of night and I can't go backto sleep. I gotta fucking s up
there and tight, and that justdrives me nuts. It's like you got
this itch and you can't scratch hardenough to get it get rid of until

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you do it. And most ofthe time I write, that's what happens,
you know, like this is tonight. I had to write about Lucifer.
I didn't want to write about Luciferand point to people and show me
people that I have come and gonein my life and not remember it up
until after all this shit happened andYou're like, why didn't I remember that?
I could have went through and notdo that, But you know that's

(01:05:54):
that sounds like that, Yeah,defeat the purpose of that exactly. I
look at as a life lesson,but strange life lesson. But yeah,
there's a bunch of stuff that Iactually wrote about today that hasn't happened yet.
I hope it doesn't happen, butit is what it is. Hopefully
got to pick another topic tomorrow thatI have to write about her enddle of

(01:06:16):
night. Who knows what happened?Well, Dylan, Laura, I appreciate
you both having me one. Youalready got automatic yes answer to the next
time that you want me on,so sounds a good yeah. Thanks big
guys. That is it for thisone. Thank you so much for joining
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