Have you or someone you know witnessed an extraordinary death?

Question

Have you or someone you know witnessed an extraordinary death? For instance, did you receive a call or voicemail message shortly after a loved one died and it sounded just like them? Did you dream about someone's death and then it happened? Did you witness something out of the ordinary occur at the moment of someone's death? Please contact me with your story, you can help with important research! I am seeking truthful accounts, no drama needed. Please respect the feelings of others towards death and avoid leaving comments that are comedic and you think are "funny."

Answer 1

I dreamed that the grim reaper was standing outside of the front door of my Aunt's house (who I lived with at the time). He wouldn't come in, he just kind of stood there.

The next day, an elderly woman that had been staying with my Aunt went back to her own home and died that night.

It made sense to me that the reaper didn't step in because the death wasn't one of someone who lived there but someone who was visiting.

Funny thing is, he didn't scare me at all but he was just as creepy looking as they portray him to be.

I have predicted a handful of deaths in my time. I also dream of certain natural and unnatural disasters before they happen....including 9/11.

It kind of sucks because they tend to be unavoidable occurrences.

Answer 2

In my 6 years in the Navy I've see several horrible deaths. I saw a guy get his arm smashed off in a press. He died later of complications. I saw another guy die when a welding machine slid out of a high rack during rough seas and fell on him, crushing him. While on guard duty at a pier in Panama I shot an intruder. He didn't die but it was pretty intense.

Answer 3

During the second world war,my mum was hanging out the washing,when her husband of that time appeared from behind a tree and said ,Goodbye Gwen,and only moments after that some guys from the army came to the house to tell her that Alf had died in the war.

Answer 4

I hadn't seen my brother in six years when i just got this horrible feeling something was wrong. I tought it was my mom, and it took me two months to track her down. That's when I found out he had died in a skydiving accident. I think it was my mom's distress that really came through to me though, not the actual incident.

Answer 5

ive had a few, but ill answer in one of your other questions....just wanted to say...

ironclow.. how funny to see someone die... wait till it happens to you, when your friends or a family member, even one of your children, (when your old enough), the love of your life, wait till they have an accident and die, and just remember the day you laughed at someone else,s death... just think, what an exciting drama, laugh dont cry when it happens to you.... what goes around comes around, how true that saying really is ......everyone sooner or later experiences a death close to them, ...one day it will happen to you without a doubt ......

Answer 6

No, I have never experienced anything freaky when regarding the death of someone I know.

P.S. How would you verify my testimony if I did have a story for you?

Answer 7

No I have never experienced one of those coincedences. I did, however, have the pleasure of watching a guy on a motercycle smash into a white van! He's dead now! Does that count!?! Boy, what a great experience that was for me to have as a kid!!!!!

sorry, I'm in a grouchy mood >: (

Answer 8

I knew that my siblings were going to die. I did not want to move 500 miles back to my hometown. I came home one day and my husband had a UHaul truck and was loading it. We were moving back due to his work. We had not eveb discussed it. My husband and exhusband and children were loading up for the move. I was the only hold out.

My younger sisters and I and my brother renewed our bonds from childhood.

My baby sister was leading an unhealthy lifestyle and on prescription drugs. I remember lying at the foot of her bed begging her find another Dr. and taper off the meds. I told her they were killing her. She laughed at me. I had six yrs. with her before she died in her sleep at age 34.

My brother died 10 yrs. later and 6 months after he died my last sister died. I am the eldest and the only one left living.

Over the course of 10 yrs. the deaths I had seen in the early 90's came to pass.