#1 — The Fighter Pilot

The fighter pilot child is an extremely fascinating reincarnation story of a child who knew more than what any child should at a very young age. James Leininger began by showing his keen interest in fighter planes. James could delve into extreme detail about how a fighter plane worked, he explained in so much detail that it left his parents startled by his wealth of information. Eventually, James started having nightmares in which he would dream of himself dying and being shot down by a Japanese plane with the Reds.

Not only that, it was even able to recall the name of this plane Corsair, and the boat from which it was launched, Toma. Both of these names were verified along with his own alleged name in his past life. James Huston. Jr.

#2 — Remembering the Nazi — Holocaust

Anne Frank wrote in her diary while hiding from the Nazis in a concealed room behind a bookcase for two years before she was captured and transferred to a concentration camp where she died shortly. After nine years later a little girl named Barbo Karlen came into this world. As soon as she could speak, she started claiming that her parents were not her real parents and that she wasn’t in her real home.

During that period, She had frequent nightmares in which men were breaking through the attic door. While visiting Amsterdam with her parents, Barbo was able to find Anne Frank’s house without any directions or help from anyone to the amazement of her parents Barbo knew, the inside of the house and took her parents directly to a hiding place.

#3 — Grandfather and Grandson

This is a story of a Boy Called Sam. At a very early age, Sam once said to his father

“When I was your age, I changed your diaper,”

One day his father brought out an old photo album. While Sam had never seen a picture of his grandfather before, he saw a picture of his grandfather’s first car, pointed to it, and said “that’s my car”

When he was shown a picture of his grandfather and some of his friends from when he was a boy, Sam pointed, right to his grandfather and said “there I am.” But when they told him that’s your grandfather. He said, “No that’s me.” He continued to share a lot of details about his grandfather that were very accurate.

Another interesting incident was when he turns on his mother one day. And said that in his past life as his grandfather, someone had turned his sister into a fish. They asked him who, then he said, bad men, his grandfather’s sister had actually been murdered and her corpse was dumped in a body of water.

And when Sam was asked how he died, Sam jerked back and slapped the top of his head as if in pain. His grandfather had died of a cerebral hemorrhage.

#4 — Identical twins and a car accident

John and Florence Pollock lived in Hexham, England, and had two daughters, Joanna, 11, and Jacqueline, 6. On May 5, 1957, the two children were killed in a car accident.

A year went by and Mrs. Pollock became pregnant to their surprise. She gave birth to identical twin girls. They named them, Jillian and Jennifer, although they were identical. They have different birthmarks. Jennifer had a birthmark on her waist. That looked just like a birthmark that Jaclyn had. She also had a birthmark on her head that looked like another one of Jaqueline’s scars.

The family moved when the twins were just three months old. Two years later, the girls started asking for toys that belong to their older diseased sisters, even though they had never seen these toys before. Eventually, the family returned to Hexham despite being too young to remember that town. The girls knew all of the landmarks that only their sister should have known.

They were also scared of moving cars and kept telling their parents, that the car is coming to get them. After the age of five, these memories began to fade and the girls lead normal lives.

#5 — Solving his own murder case

Two days away from the birth of her son. A Woman of the Syrian Druze ethnic group had a dream where she saw a man whose face was covered in blood entering her room, she asked him why he had come and told him to leave as her husband was away.

When she told her husband about the dream, her husband remembered hearing about a man, just like that in a nearby village that had been accidentally killed. Her husband said he actually used to know that man.

Then after their boy was born with a long, red birthmark on his head. According to Druze beliefs, birthmarks are related to past-life deaths. When the boy was old enough to talk, he told his family that he had been killed with an ax blow to his head and insisted that it was not an accident but had been killed while they were hunting with his friend.

As is the custom, the elders took the child to the home of his previous life to see if he remembers it. And sure enough, the boy knew the village he was from and once he arrived there, he remembered the name he had in his past life. He talked with the man’s widow. He recounted their life together and told the woman that he was the reincarnation of her husband.

Locals told the elders that the man who the boy was claiming to be had gone missing four years earlier. When asked, the boy also remembered the full name of his killer.

The boy walked right up to his alleged killer and said:

I used to be your neighbor. We had a fight and you killed me with an ax, the man turned pale, and the boy continued, I even know where you buried my body.

His face turned pale, but he did not admit to the murder.

The boy then took the elders to where the body was buried and in that very place, they found a man’s skeleton with a wound to the head that corresponded with the boy’s birthmark. They also recovered the ax with which he had been killed.