Proof of reincarnation? In "The Office of Secrets" the communicative of James Leininger

The quiet nights at the Leininger home interrupt the cries of 2-year-old James. The boy wakes up crying, talking about the plane's plane crash, from which "a tiny man cannot get out". Over time, his stories become shockingly detailed: he gives the kind of fighter (Corsair), the name of the aircraft carrier (USS Natoma Bay) and the name of his colleague (Jack Larsen). He says he was shot down by the nipponese during planet War II.


The case of James, examined by psychiatrists from the University of Virginia, is considered to be 1 of the best documented and most convincing evidence of reincarnation.

All the details the boy gave were confirmed in the pilot's resume by James M. Huston Jr., who died in combat 50 years before James was born.

But are you sure?

In this investigation, "The Office of Secrets" we look not only at the fascinating evidence, but besides at the crushing criticism of this case. Was the boy's cognition truly "inexplicable"?

What function did parents play and war movies at home? Didn't researchers succumb to bias, ignoring data that didn't fit their hypothesis?