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Today on the Grave Talks, feeling the other side, a conversation with Ashley Moreno.

When she was just a little girl, Ashley Moreno would excitedly run to her father with news about the ghosts,

she'd see. Massages from deceased loved ones coming through in dreams and other seemingly unexplainable events.

Stories that would mystify her dad, but he could often verify this will begin a lifelong obsession with the paranormal.

Today we hear the story of Ashley Moreno on the Grave Talks.

So my first interest actually happened at a very, very young age.

I was probably about six or seven and I had lost somebody very, very close to me.

They had passed away and it was just a few days after they died, I remember physically seeing them and seeing them in my house and talking to them and interacting with them.

And it was so real that I knew that it had to be, you know, it wasn't a dream or anything like that.

And you know, at a young age, they say kids can kind of see those types of things.

So knowing that that person had passed and seeing them after the fact just kind of blew my mind.

And from that day forward, I have been interested in anything and everything paranormal.

Yeah, I mean, what an experience to have. I mean, right after that happened, I mean, what was, what was your age and what was going through your mind?

God, I was probably six or seven. And the next, I remember the next morning, because it was during the night that I had seen them.

And the next morning, I just kind of ran to my dad and I'm like, dad, I think I saw this person and they spoke to me and they told me everything was going to be okay.

And my dad, thankfully, it was very kind of accepting of it.

And he's like, really tell me more about what what they said or how they looked and even at that point, he encouraged it.

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