Today on The Grave Talks, Science of the especially as a child, it is heartbreaking.

If you only had one more day, one more hour, one more second, to say what you wanted to,

it could make the whole thing a little easier to bear. However,

that's usually not how it goes. When you're a child, you're still learning what is possible and

impossible. So is it really all that impossible when you see your deceased hero walking around

the downstairs entry to your home. That's where it all

started for John Kazuka as we hear his story today on The Grave Talks. Well, I was always kind of

that weird kid that liked hearing about ghosts, but it really kicked in actually when I was a kid.

My grandfather had passed away. And, you know, after things settled down, my grandma wanted to have me and my brother over there.

And we went over there.

We slept on the second floor, this older Victorian-styled house.

And my grandfather passed away on the main floor.

And to get water, obviously, you had to come down stairs. So you come down six stairs,

you hit this flight or landing, and then you have to go down another flight of stairs to get to the

kitchen area. And it was late at night. I don't know what time it was. And I was coming down the

stairs. I needed water, and I really needed to go to the bathroom because I drank a lot of water.

So I came down the first flight of stairs, hit the landing, and I watched my grandfather walk past the bottom of these stairs.

And I remember flying down these stairs, I started crying.

I mean, the guy was my hero, right?

Yeah.

He came to every one of my hockey games.

He was my rock. right? Yeah. He came to every one of my hockey games. He was, he was my rock.

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