Saturday, 7 February 2015

Mom claims her five-year- old son remembers his past life as a Chicago woman who died in a house fire


Luke Ruehlman, (left) from Cincinnati, Ohio, thought he was once a woman called Pamela Robinson (top right). He said in a past life he lived in Chicago and died leaping from a burning hotel building in 1993 - then met God and was 'pushed back down' as a male baby. His mother, pictured bottom right with him, claims his story is supported by factual records and they have tested his knowledge.

A five-year-old boy is convinced that he was a 30-year-old black woman in another life - and claimed to remember dying in a fire.

Luke Ruehlman, from Cincinnati, Ohio, thought he was once called Pam and lived in Chicago - until he leaped from a burning building in 1993.
The child claims he was then reincarnated and - remembers being named Luke by his parents
Though the recollections have since stopped, Luke's mother Erika told local station Fox8 how from the age of two Ruehlman would make references to his apparent alter ego.

At first, she said, he would simply name things Pam and seemed fixated with the name. Later, she said, he would start making references to his apparent past life as a female.

She said: 'He used to say: "When I was a girl, I had black hair"’ or he would say, "I used to have earrings like that when I was a girl."'
She added that when confronted about who Pam could be, he said that he in fact used to be her, and said he remembered a bizarre process of reincarnation when he was 'pushed back down' to earth as a newborn.

He said: 'Well, I used to be [Pam], but I died. I went up to heaven, and I saw God, and he pushed me back down and when I woke up, I was a baby and you named me Luke.'

According to Erika, her son's claims were supported by facts he could not possibly have learned by himself.

After revealing that in his 'former life' as Pam he lived in Chicago, Erika found an old news story which mentioned a Pamela Robinson, who died when the Paxton Hotel in the city caught light in 1993

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