Murdered Then Reborn: Children Who Remember Past Lives and Deaths

What if your child remembered being murdered?

Across villages, cities, and continents, children between the ages of three and five have stunned their families with impossible memories-names, places, wounds, and betrayals from lives they couldn't possibly have lived. In Murdered Then Reborn, author Beth Mosby takes you deep into twenty chilling true stories of reincarnation, each ending in violence-and, in some cases, long-delayed justice.

A Lebanese boy leads villagers to his own grave.
A Thai child identifies his killer with chilling precision.
An Italian girl relives a Mafia execution that history forgot. A Nigerian boy exposes a ritual sacrifice once buried by fear.

These are not fictional tales. They are documented accounts-investigated by researchers and corroborated by historical records, local testimony, and physical evidence. Many of the children bore birthmarks matching fatal wounds. Some named their murderers. Some helped close cases. This book may challenge what you think you know about memory, death, and justice. And it will leave you asking one unforgettable question: If the dead return, what are they trying to tell us?