Today on the Grave Talks, Finding Peace.

Chris Nuara grew up in a haunted house.

As a child, he'd hear voices whispering to him that he was going to die,

and his family was also

going to die. Unexplained moments would plague his childhood as his parents would dismiss his

experiences. It wasn't until his early 20s that Chris would discover he was not alone in this world

as someone who grew up with ghosts. Today, Chris and his team, Trinity paranormal investigations

of Long Island, look into homes and locations, trying to help and calm clients who find themselves

surrounded by the world of the undead and bring them peace.

Well, I grew up in a haunted house, so that helped a lot.

I mean, for many years, and it only really happened to me and my brother, but more me.

My brother had a couple of experiences, and it stayed away from my parents.

So kind of like every time I told him, I learned early, you know, not to keep telling them

because they thought it was crazy. So, you know, when I keep telling them because they thought it was crazy.

So, you know, when I got older, I kind of went into it to make sure that I wasn't crazy,

you know, that, you know, all my experiences didn't make me, you know, that it wasn't, you know,

and that can be very difficult as a kid when you're having those experiences and it's kind of dismissed, dismissed, dismissed. And we'll talk more about that and kind of what that felt like. But take me back

specifically in your case when you were having these experiences. What were some of the first

ones that you can remember that, that you had and you went, what is that? What is going on here?

I actually used to have this thing where it first started was when I would, I moved

into my grandfather's house, which was the house, when I was around seven.

And I would always see this weird figure in the window.

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