Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation with Sean Barry Farewell about his book, Fallen from the Light.

Did that surprise you when you saw it?

It did because I had no idea.

You got to remember back in 88, you shuffle through your pictures, right?

Kind of like, you know, when you're a kid with hockey cards or whatever, you know, got them, got them, need them, need them, got them, got them, you're doing this in the school yard, right? Pictures were like that back then. You just kind of looked at them and then you put them on a photo album and what do you do with the photo album? Put it in the closet. Exactly. or you just have a big tub of photos that are still sitting in your garage.

I still have to do.

It might be me.

So Carolyn, she basically said to me that there's something you need to do.

So she didn't get a chance yet to start telling me it.

She said, I'll talk to you tomorrow and we'll go over all the stuff and everything,

because I was like curious.

Then I get a strange message from an English lad, Bobby Lockwood,

and just out of the blue, he says, he calls me mate. He says, hey, mate. He says, this is going to sound really strange. And I'm thinking strange. Try to live my life, pal. I'll tell you what strange is. So he said, the spirits in that house are communicating with him. And I'm like, okay, I'm intrigued.

Let's talk.

So we Skype.

Now, Bobby's about five, six hours different from my timeline.

But it was great because at the time, he was working as a security guard in a car showroom.

It was all locked up. So he had access to the computer and everything.

You know, it's like 10, 11 o'clock my time. And we're going over all this stuff. It's kind of like

Bobby, in a sense, was kind of like a spirit detective. Like, oh, that's interesting. Yeah.

I know. It was kind of like you see those shows, like the cold case files.

After 20 years, they find the person who committed the murder.

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