craigv3
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- Jan 2, 2010
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Well I originally signed up for this site becasue I metal detect....but tonight to my amazement I noticed the mediums / paranormal section...
I have struggled with this for years and want to share one of many experiences. First off, I am a State Trooper, I have been to alot of horrible crash scene's and suicides over the past 6 years. I have seen full body aparitions and have communicated with them on a few occassions. One I would like to share was a Crash on a local freeway a few years ago. I will not disclose the location or even the city for respect of the victim and his family.
I was dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash with a complete amputation of the victims leg. On arrival, I located the motorcycle, and shortly after, the victim. He had essientially straightened out a curve and struck a guardrail without turning. He was ejected off of his motorcycle after losing his leg and thrown thru the air into what we call the "gore" of the freeway. This specific scene was the area on the opposite side of the entrance ramp. The gore was a horseshoe shaped grassy area with limited visibility.
Once I located the victim I immediately put a pair of gloves on and started bandaging his wounds after doing a quick assessment. The freeway was closed down because the two front vehicles slowed and stopped to help. No vehicles were traveling north bound past us. The two witness's were already with the victim and doing everything they could to help. As I cared for the victim I was tapped on the shoulder by a female wearing a blue coat. She was approximately 30-40 years old with brown hair and brown eyes. I will never forget her face.. She said "I used to be a nurse, can I help" Extremely happy with the offer, I allowed her to grab a pair of gloves from my kit and begin helping me. I watched her put the gloves on her tiny hands without any problems (because I had a horribly hard time getting mine on since my hands were sweaty hands....It was mid summer and about 100 degrees out).
I picked up the vicitms existing leg which was amputated at the knee and began applying a pressure bandage to the remaining portion,,,I held the bandage and she wrapped the leg as if she did it 100 times in the past. The victim opened his eyes and began talking to us while we cared for him. I was able to determine his crash was a result of a medical condition and tried to calm him as we treated him. Its hard to be there with someone innocent at their last moments... I called and requested a Helicopeter to land in the closed freeway to transport the victim, and continued to bandage and monitor his condition. Before the helo arrived, a ambulance showed up for the transport. Due to the lack of traffic it was decided to have him transported immediately instead of waiting for the bird. I helped back board the victim and told my two witness's and nurse to remain on scene, so I could tell them thank you in person, and second get there names for the report.
After locating the lower portion of the victims leg, I watched the ambulance speed off. I returned to the gore to clean up and get traffic flowing. To my amazement only two of my witness's were still on scene. I asked the witness's where the nurse had gone...and did not get a response. After repeating the question a few times, the female sensed I was a little upset , the female witness asked if she could speak to me alone. Once away from the other Troopers and witness she told me she had not seen anyone else on scene other than the male witness, and me. I double checked with the other Trooper on scene and was assured no vehicles had left since the freeway was still closed. Unable to think too hard about it I got back to work and opened the freeway. I completed the investigation and contacted a senior Troop to respond and take measurments of the scene. When he arrived an hour later he said "Are you alright brother....you really look pale"...I described the entire situation to him and I then realized he was the one that was pale....
Apparently about 16 years earlier, a real bad rollover crash occurred at the same location. A nurse for the nearby university had stopped on her way to work to render aid. She crawled inside the car with the pinned victims and offered as much assistance as she could. Once completed, she crawled back out to get some more gear and call 911 when she was struck by an out of control vehicle and killed. She was wearing a blue coat and was a brunette. My partner handled the crash....
This is when I realized I had a special gift. I have a hard time talking about it, as many of you probably do too. Thanks for letting me share my story. Any feedback would greatly be appreciated.
"Z"
I have struggled with this for years and want to share one of many experiences. First off, I am a State Trooper, I have been to alot of horrible crash scene's and suicides over the past 6 years. I have seen full body aparitions and have communicated with them on a few occassions. One I would like to share was a Crash on a local freeway a few years ago. I will not disclose the location or even the city for respect of the victim and his family.
I was dispatched to the scene of a motorcycle crash with a complete amputation of the victims leg. On arrival, I located the motorcycle, and shortly after, the victim. He had essientially straightened out a curve and struck a guardrail without turning. He was ejected off of his motorcycle after losing his leg and thrown thru the air into what we call the "gore" of the freeway. This specific scene was the area on the opposite side of the entrance ramp. The gore was a horseshoe shaped grassy area with limited visibility.
Once I located the victim I immediately put a pair of gloves on and started bandaging his wounds after doing a quick assessment. The freeway was closed down because the two front vehicles slowed and stopped to help. No vehicles were traveling north bound past us. The two witness's were already with the victim and doing everything they could to help. As I cared for the victim I was tapped on the shoulder by a female wearing a blue coat. She was approximately 30-40 years old with brown hair and brown eyes. I will never forget her face.. She said "I used to be a nurse, can I help" Extremely happy with the offer, I allowed her to grab a pair of gloves from my kit and begin helping me. I watched her put the gloves on her tiny hands without any problems (because I had a horribly hard time getting mine on since my hands were sweaty hands....It was mid summer and about 100 degrees out).
I picked up the vicitms existing leg which was amputated at the knee and began applying a pressure bandage to the remaining portion,,,I held the bandage and she wrapped the leg as if she did it 100 times in the past. The victim opened his eyes and began talking to us while we cared for him. I was able to determine his crash was a result of a medical condition and tried to calm him as we treated him. Its hard to be there with someone innocent at their last moments... I called and requested a Helicopeter to land in the closed freeway to transport the victim, and continued to bandage and monitor his condition. Before the helo arrived, a ambulance showed up for the transport. Due to the lack of traffic it was decided to have him transported immediately instead of waiting for the bird. I helped back board the victim and told my two witness's and nurse to remain on scene, so I could tell them thank you in person, and second get there names for the report.
After locating the lower portion of the victims leg, I watched the ambulance speed off. I returned to the gore to clean up and get traffic flowing. To my amazement only two of my witness's were still on scene. I asked the witness's where the nurse had gone...and did not get a response. After repeating the question a few times, the female sensed I was a little upset , the female witness asked if she could speak to me alone. Once away from the other Troopers and witness she told me she had not seen anyone else on scene other than the male witness, and me. I double checked with the other Trooper on scene and was assured no vehicles had left since the freeway was still closed. Unable to think too hard about it I got back to work and opened the freeway. I completed the investigation and contacted a senior Troop to respond and take measurments of the scene. When he arrived an hour later he said "Are you alright brother....you really look pale"...I described the entire situation to him and I then realized he was the one that was pale....
Apparently about 16 years earlier, a real bad rollover crash occurred at the same location. A nurse for the nearby university had stopped on her way to work to render aid. She crawled inside the car with the pinned victims and offered as much assistance as she could. Once completed, she crawled back out to get some more gear and call 911 when she was struck by an out of control vehicle and killed. She was wearing a blue coat and was a brunette. My partner handled the crash....
This is when I realized I had a special gift. I have a hard time talking about it, as many of you probably do too. Thanks for letting me share my story. Any feedback would greatly be appreciated.
"Z"
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