Don't believe in ghosts? Watch this spooky interaction with mother and daughter

Now this is just spooky...haha watch the look on mom's face after what her kid tells her while mugging for the camera. I had to watch a couple of times. Gotta luv this day and age where we can witness the paranormal things within regular families right as it happens, and not some anecdotal story or dubious pictures from questionable websites.

Something about innocence is the key to experiencing these things me thinks. Once we get older, we lose touch with our ability to communicate or "receive" whatever it is. Makes sense if you think as a child, the first senses we have are the ones we came into the world with, untouched, untainted, vibrant and a exploding with sensitivity. Until you put about 40 years on of "adult" life with all the fun baggage it comes with.


The shocking part is near the end.

Anyway, check it out.
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a reply to: FlySolo

Of course people will say she just made it up…

My own explanation for why kids sometimes see things is they are closer to the other side, less corrupted by the material world. Its easier to reach them.

Kind of a violation or breach of protocol that washes, because adults dismiss it.

So again, we are left wondering…

a reply to: FlySolo

Can you post the video?
Not a big fan of clicking on random links. Especially Facebook.

a reply to: FlySolo

Do you have any other link but Facebook, i'm a "no click on Facebook guy"

a reply to: DAVID64

If there's a way to extract a FB video like YT, then I would. But I don't think there is

I gave it an honest shot.
just as a heads up, the "thing" happens close to the end of the video, most of it is just mother and daughter talking random things.
So, there is no way of knowing if this was staged, and that is always a possibility. doesn't matter how young the child is, this would be a simple thing to arrange.
the mother's very expressive over reaction also felt off, but hey maybe she's that type of person.
But why look in shock directly to the camera as if to "register" her own reaction.
My first impulse would be to look at the girl.
And the fact that THAT'S the moment the recording stops feels a bit too staged for dramatic effect.
i could almost hear the "dun-dun-duuuuunnn"
Just my thoughts.

a reply to: IShotMyLastMuse

I think they're both looking at themselves on a monitor. And my fist reaction isn't that these two are going to stage a prank.

I did find however, another clip on YT with this woman talking about some stuff but just before the 4 min mark she does say something to corroborate the OP. This was posted on the 20th. The FB clip I believe was posted on the 21st.

a reply to: FlySolo

Wow

I have to say this even at the risk of ridicule but I know when spirits are around. I don't see but I sense them and sometimes I can get impressions of something they are trying to convey.
My son sees them though he won't admit to being a medium. When he was little I'd see him waving to empty space and when he was older while taking a tour of the casemate museum at Fort Monroe in Hampton Virginia he asked the tour guide why they only had the one character actor on the staff and was told there were no actors on staff. Then he asked well what about that guy in the cell? The guide just looked at him like he was crazy. That was a few years ago when he was in his twenties.
Touring the same museum last summer I saw these little twinkling lights all along the ceiling and pointed it out to my husband asking him why the lights had that effect in this room but not all the others and he could not see what I was seeing. I was like yes you can come on there are little sparkly points of light moving all over the ceiling you are just pulling my leg. He did not see it but I could tell he knew I was not faking .
My youngest who is 19 now surprised us once when we were picnicking at the Yorktown battlefield. A lovely sunny summer day. Butterflies flitting birds singing blue skies. He was off at the edge of the woods where the redoubts were covered with bushes and overgrowth and he comes rushing over to his dad and me and starts packing up the food and plates and stuff saying we're leaving right now. I said no M_______ were staying it's a nice day to be outdoors. He was shaking saying no we have to go right now. He was about seven then and he still won't go with us if we say we're going to Yorktown.
When he was 14 our niece was going to the coast guard academy in Yorktown and we said come on we're going to take Pam out to dinner. He said in Yorktown? We said yes and he said I don't feel good I'm not going. He obviously remembers what ever scared him but to this day won't tell us what it was.
So crazy as that sounds it's entirely true.
One last anecdote.
When my oldest son and I moved into our first apartment I wasn't married to my husband then the first tight as I was falling asleep I felt someone kiss my cheek. I convinced myself it was just my hair brushing my cheek but when my son got up the next morning he said Mommy you came into my room and kissed me last night didn't you? Swear on my mother's ashes it's true.

originally posted by: FlySolo
Now this is just spooky...haha watch the look on mom's face after what her kid tells her while mugging for the camera.

Well .. I find it somewhat suspicious that when the daughter chocks the mother, the mother looks startled, not at her daughter, but at her CAMERA.

When someone says something that shock you, wouldn't YOU look at the person?

a reply to: FlySolo

This made me remember another experience.
Many years ago I met John Edwards when he was doing psychic readings at people's houses on long island. He told me that my grandmother stays very close to me and that she carries a bouquet of roses as a symbol of her love for me. He told me a few things that I didn't know but confirmed with my aunt her daughter. Anyway years later I was feeling depressed and I thought about her and just out of the blue said to her, Grandma if you can hear me please give me a sign.
A little later I went out to the store and at the entrance I went to the ashtray outside the door to put a cigarette out and the ashtray was sparkling clean and in the middle was a price of paper. I picked it up and on one side was a picture of a rose and on the back it said "You are loved"

She said look for the signs and listen carefully. I'm not a kook And I'm not a flakey woo type either. But this stuff and psychic nudges I know happen.

a reply to: FlySolo

Also, publicity is her bread and butter:

www.bridgeandtunnelentertainment.com...


Shes has a pretty good reason for wanting to draw attention towards herself.

a reply to: DupontDeux

They were in front of a monitor I think anyway when my husband and I are side by side in front of a mirror he always talks to my image and I to his . I think that's natural so she probably looked at her daughter on the screen.

a reply to: DupontDeux

I understand the cynicism I really do. It's hard to swallow if you've never had an experience.

Why?a reply to: Mianeye

a reply to: DupontDeux

That's pretty weak. She's a PR guru for a career. So?

Though, I consider myself extremely Spiritual, and, in no way in communication with the spirit world, I defiantly question the sincerity of this story.

There was something reminiscent in her voice and decided to look a little deeper into her, history.

A Conversation with Jaime Primak Sullivan of Jersey Belle

All very interesting, but it's really isn't proof.

a reply to: All Seeing Eye

You defiantly question the sincerity? The link you provided was practically a raving review of her sincerity. Maybe I don't understand your post? After reading your link I can't see this woman purposely coaching a child to lie in light of the recent tragedies in her life.

Her "shocked" reaction seems very staged to me. That's just my impression. I love the smile the little girl does after she says it, though.