Welcome to our paranormal afterlife.

This is an extra episode of paranormal stories.

Today I'm talking about Chenai Chumalaiyahuang, a young Thai boy who, from age three, record memories of a past life as a murdered school teacher.

He has birth marks matching his former wounds and detailed knowledge of a family he'd never met.

The story of Chennai Chumalaya Wong is widely regarded as one of the most compelling cases in the study of reincarnation.

Born in 1967 in central Thailand, Chennai's early life was marked by unusual phenomena

that would later attract the attention of researchers and sparked debates about the nature of consciousness,

memory and personal identity. His case is often cited alongside other well-documented reincarnation claims,

primarily due to the convergence of physical evidence, precise knowledge of a past life,

and interactions that convincingly correspond

with a deceased individual. From a very young age, Chennai exhibited behaviours that were extraordinary,

even by the standards of precocious children. Around the age of three, he began speaking spontaneously

about a life he had supposedly lived before,

claimed to have been a man named Boa Kai.

According to Chennai, Boakai had worked as a school teacher and met a violent death while riding his bicycle to school.

Chennai described the circumstances of his death with a remarkable detail,

claiming that he had been shot from behind and recounting the sensations and sights he experienced

in those final moments. Unlike imaginative play or fictional storytelling, these statements were

precise, consistent and repeated over a long period,

capturing the attention of his family.

Chennai's birth was accompanied by two distinctive marks on his head.

One, a small round mark on the back of his head, while the other was a larger, irregularly shaped mark on his forehead.

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