Cal Gaunt
A boy has claimed that he died on 9/11 and he has an eerily perfect memory of the attacks.
9/11 – which is shorthand for the terror attack on September 11, 2001 – claimed the lives of 2,996 innocent people in the US.
On this date, four coordinated attacks were carried out by the extremist group al-Qaeda.
It saw the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers in New York hit by hijacked commercial airlines, with both eventually collapsing.
There were also aerial attacks on the headquarters of the US military, the Pentagon, and a federal government building in Washington DC, the latter of which ultimately failed.
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Years after the attacks, a documentary series titled The Ghost Inside My Child: A Boy Remembers His Past Life told the story of Cade, 7, and how he claims to be reincarnated.
The child, who was born in 2004, has alleged that he can remember falling to his death on 9/11.
In one clip from the series, he is driven through a city and he looks out at the skyscrapers from the window.
In this scene, he said: “That big shiny one looks just like the Twin Towers. It brings back a lot of memories. But I’m not going in it, OK?
“This feels creepy. I just don’t like the look of it. I would not like to go in that tall building, no.”
Cade’s mother Molly went on to explain that Cade has always been ‘frantic’ around tall buildings and that shockingly, he one day claimed to have died during the attacks while working in the World Trade Center.
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She alleged: “It finally did get to the point where I couldn’t deny it anymore.
“He just flat out said that he was in a building that was hit by something. It exploded.
“That he had fallen. And then the pieces suddenly came together, like a puzzle.
“The planes, the tall building… this person was at the World Trade Center.”
During the documentary, Cade went on to claim: “The plane hit the World Trade Center, then it got stuck in the building.
“When I was falling, I was still alive. And then all the rubble hit me. I didn’t feel anything because I died.”
Molly said that her son started to have violent nightmares about falling at around three years old.
She recalled: “Cade was very good as a baby. He slept a lot. Calm, quiet.
“Right around the time he was three, he would wake up screaming about falling, being able to see the Statue of Liberty from his office and about his leg being broken off.
“I would be in bed and Cade would just start crying in the middle of the night. He would wake up screaming about working in a tall building.”
She claimed he then began to draw buildings with a man falling off.
“In my head at the time, I did begin to think he was describing 9/11,” she said.
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Molly said that she became concerned about Cade’s ‘obsession’ with death and how he apparently insisted that people ‘don’t die’.
She also claimed that he said he had ‘chosen’ her to be his mother and that he had been insistent that ‘Cade’ was not his name.
Molly said after hearing her son’s alleged recollections of September 11, she decided to conduct her own ‘investigation’.
She said: “It was actually another mother who sent me the link, and she said that there was a man who worked at the World Trade Center, and he died on 9/11.
“His life mimics what Cade describes his life and his death as. I’ve done the investigation, I made the connection and now I know. I know the truth. I know who he was. I know how he died.
“But as a mother, I’m feeling very helpless. I can’t make this memory go away [for Cade].”
In order to prevent further pain for the victim’s family, Molly chose to keep Cade’s ‘past life’ name a secret.
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