In 1907, a young girl named Dorothy Eadie lived a relatively ordinary life until an accident left her unconscious.

Her parents presumed her dead, but thankfully she awoke just an hour later.

Though their daughter was alive, she would be forever changed.

No longer did she believe she was an everyday girl from London. Instead,

she claimed she was a reincarnated priestess from ancient Egypt. Today we're discussing the

peculiar case of Dorothy Eadie. This is Red Web.

Welcome back Task Force to another episode of Red Web, the podcast all about unsolved mysteries, true crime, and the unknown.

I'm your resident mystery enthusiast Trevor Collins and joining me hearing about this case for the very first time, Alfredo Diaz.

I'm ready to get into this one. Like, what is happening here? Because who's to say? Right?

And this could be so many different levels that's going on here. How many people on this planet have actually come face to face with death or have been pronounced like legally dead for a certain amount of time just for their body to come back? What does that do to the human mind, consciousness, body, etc.? We don't know. You know what I mean? It's not. Yeah. I love it. You're bobbing and weaving through all these amazing questions that I hope to explore today. Absolutely.

And so it's like, okay, well, let's get into it, right? Is it something because of the fact that

she truly is what she's saying she is? Did the mind shatter with this experience because it's

such a traumatic experience for the body and the mind? Yes, these are great questions. And honestly,

I'm going to give you the full rundown of her life because this story, this reincarnated

priestess, right? This develops over her entire life. Her entire life after the age of three,

when the accident happens, continues to follow the path of this belief. And so it's really fascinating.

And then at the end, you know, we usually discuss theories or suspects. Here it's kind of two things.

One, let's explore the case for reincarnation. And two, I don't think this is a hoax. I'm going to

play my cards right now. But let's explore the idea that it's not

reincarnation. And if not, what does that look like? What could be going on here that maybe

helps us understand this very, very unique case? Because as you can imagine, many people point to

this as the definitive case that proves the idea of reincarnation. Because as you'll find,

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