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 Being the Soham Psychic - Dennis McKenzie
Newest Review: ... just assumed everybody could see them. He first realised other people couldn't see his "friends" when he was in ... more  ... hospital after being badly burned at the age of 4. Every night a nurse dressed in an old fashioned uniform would sit beside his bed and comfort him with her smiling face if he woke in the night. None of the other children in the ward could see her and his was the only bed she went to so she made him feel special. Her appearance didn't frighten him as he was used to seeing figures no-one else did and it wasn't until he was around 11 or 12 he realised that she was from the spirit world.
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Being the Soham Psychic - Dennis McKenzie: Do you believe? (1084 words)
by - written on 18/09/09 (Very useful, 276 readings)
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I'm not one for reading books but when I saw this in Asda last week I couldn't help putting into the trolley. I have always been interested in the paranormal not really sure whether I believed in it or not so this book drew me to it. At £3.13 it wasn't going to break the bank so in it went. I was shocked when the Soham case was going on and took great interest in the media coverage wanting to know if the girls had been found safe and well but as we all know that wasn't to be. Despite my interest in the case I had not heard about Dennis McKenzie in his capacity of a psychic being involved so my curiosity was sparked. Dennis McKenzie was an ordinary working ... Read the complete review
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