All right, Kendyll, we're going
to start tuning in and using all of our abilities
right now to see what information we can
pick up about the energy here.
Got it.
Got it?
All right.
I think we're going to head upstairs first.
So here we are.
OK.
I do feel an energy over here.
Yeah, I feel a male energy too.
OK.
Go ahead.
Your heart?
Yeah.
Like, it just start--
it hurt--
What do you mean?
--really bad.
Oh my God.
Oh man.
What's in there?
If you want to know more, pull it in, OK?
I feel like someone got locked in there.
OK.
Yeah.
Why don't we keep moving?
Oh man, it's hard to breathe in here.
I feel like there's, like, an energy in here.
Is this the same energy you were
feeling from the other room?
No.
If you can bring your attention
to the top of your head like we've been doing.
I want to know how old you were.
It feels like he was, like, a teenager.
I feel bad for him.
What makes you feel bad?
Because he was so young.
He's, like, behind me because I'm, like, getting--
Yeah.
--dizzy right now.
I feel like one of these spirits are exhausted right now.
I'm getting really tired.
You're done?
I'm done.
One thing that I was picking up on
was upstairs where the couches are.
There is a man.
Heart attack or a stroke.
I feel like the guy, he, like, fell or got trapped.
Yes.
There was a man that had a stroke here.
A stroke.
He went over to the bathroom here,
and then he collapsed in there.
And we had a hard time getting him out of there.
Oh my God.
Good job, Kendyll.
What else did I pick up?
And downstairs, I felt like a teenager.
He felt angry because I don't think he wanted to die.
We used to have a member who was really young,
a junior fireman.
He went off to college, and on his way home from college
he was in an auto accident, where he was taken suddenly.
So.
Oh my God.
Hello, Tim.
Kendyll's mom.
Nice to meet you. - I'm Josh.
Nice to meet you.
- Tyler. - Hi.
How you doing?
Good.
What I feel like, if you talk to the kid downstairs
and make him feel welcome--
because I think he's sad because every time they're down there,
they come right back up because they're scared of them.
That makes sense.
Yeah, very much.
I'm really proud of her.
She's doing a great job.
A lot of what she said resonated.
That's what I couldn't believe as
to how you validated some of the things that she was feeling.
She's never talked about anybody having
a heart attack or a stroke.
Oh, really?
Like, I didn't even know that she knew things like that.
Yeah, it was really fascinating, you know, to hear.
And then for her to keep picking up, too, on the young gentleman
downstairs--
I have to say, I got goosebumps on that one.
We're just in awe.
Yeah.
Thank you so much for having us.
This was really special.
I'm very proud of you.
Thanks.