Ever since TikToker @the.deputy.coroner started working in a morgue, she has been witnessing a lot more paranormal activity. Her time on the job has opened a door she never expected. Somehow, she has become something of a ghost whisperer.
One night, she got a call that someone had died in a car accident 45 minutes away. The drive should’ve been routine, but when she was about five minutes from the scene of the accident, she began to experience a lot of anxiety.
She couldn’t breathe, and her eyes started tearing up. She was shaking and got a pounding headache.
This never usually happened to her at all, so she wondered what was going on. Her head hurt to the point where she couldn’t even see, so she started talking out loud in the car in case any spirits were trying to communicate with her. She told the possible spirit that she would check their head when she arrived.
All of a sudden, the pain disappeared. At the site, she told the deputy to examine the victim’s head. Sure enough, the victim died from blunt force trauma to the head, right in the exact spot where her head had been hurting.
That wasn’t the only eerie encounter. Another time, she was driving to Pennsylvania from West Virginia, and she kept seeing this vision of a semi-truck nearly hitting her.
The disturbing images played in her mind for about an hour.
When she was an hour away from her home, she spotted flashing lights and twisted metal. There was a serious accident on the other side of the road, involving the exact semi-truck she saw in her visions. The truck had flipped over.
After speaking to a bunch of mediums, she found out that she might be more than just a coroner. It turned out that she was sensitive to paranormal activity.
She can often see, hear, and feel spirits around her. Her experiences are a reminder that death may not always be the end of the story. Working with the deceased can make the line between the living and the dead pretty blurry.
“Girl, you are not crazy! I am the same way; I’ve been like that my whole life. I see and hear spirits. It’s honestly so scary! I also thought I was crazy, I think it’s more of a gift because almost no one has it,” one person commented on her video.
“I’m a CNA and work at 2 facilities. I worked night shift for many years in both. There [are] a lot of odd things that happen. Some believe and some don’t. One night, working in a COVID unit when COVID first hit us, I had a very scary incident happen. I was so glad my friend was with me and heard it also. Things like this do happen. Don’t let anyone make you feel crazy about it,” another person shared.
“You’re not crazy, girl, just gifted. You can choose to lean into it or not. But you are always in control. If you feel scared/ bad feelings, tell them to go away,” a third person added.
By Emily Chan
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