I'm going to narrate a couple of stories by one man their short stories and then I'm

going to spend about an hour talking to him and he's got dozens of stories we covered

three or four in the interview, I think you guys are going to love this.

I really enjoy his stories and I love talking to him.

So let's get rolling with the video, alright here we go.

Couple of stories here from Dave, here's the first one, these are all true, this man

is like a story sponge, he remembers everything, he's in proximity to here and see a lot

of strange and unusual things that make for great stories and I'm going to share too

with you right now, here's one of them.

In the late 1960s and continuing through most of the 70s, there was a great influx of

Haitian people into the Miami area, a youth pastor was working missions in those community,

his name was Bob.

The Haitian immigrants practiced a mixture of Catholicism and traditional foodoo, so the

Baptist Church and South Miami sent missionaries into that community to evangelize, a close

bond formed between the groups.

A young man in the Haitian neighborhood who was involved in the outreach program had

passed away, Bob went to the funeral along with two others in their group, the service

was unusual with burning incense and other rituals, Bob spoke the French Creole language

but the people were speaking too fast for him to keep up and fully understand.

There was a woman there who was dressed in white funeral clothes, Bob knew her as the

boy's mother.

She was inconsolable, crying and mourning the loss of her son.

...