Ruth Walker

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ruth Walker

The desire to communicate with dead loved ones - to apologize, to say 'I love you' or simply to hear their voice one last time - is both powerful and universal. But such encounters generally feature only in movies like Ghost and Truly, Madly, Deeply, or in the empty promises of charlatans preying on the bereaved. Dr Raymond Moody, the renowned philosopher, psychiatrist, and physician, however, believes we can all meet with the loved ones we have lost.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ruth Walker

Jessica Waite stunned readers when she confessed last year to doing the unthinkable. She had furiously stirred dog feces into a portion of her cheating husband's ashes and thrown the sordid mixture into the trash - then, in a moment of guilt and despair, took out more of his remains and ate them.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ruth Walker

Dr. Raymond Moody sat at his 74-year-old mother's deathbed. After a late diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, doctors said the disease had already progressed so far that chemotherapy would have little effect and that she had less than two weeks to live. Shocked, family rallied to say their goodbyes - but as she died peacefully, her loved ones could never have imagined that they would be a part of what Moody calls a shared death experience.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ruth Walker

Kelsey Grammer has opened up about the moment he saw heaven, describing it as 'the greatest experience of my life.'The Frasier star has relived his supernatural encounter in his new book, Karen: A Brother Remembers, in which he lays bare the harrowing details of his sister's 1975 murder. Grammer also details the devastating run of tragedies to have befallen his family over the course of his life.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ruth Walker

Jeremy Renner has told of the 'electric serenity' he experienced in the moments he was left clinically dead following his horrific snowplow accident in 2023. The experience has left him not only unafraid of death, but filled with a profound sense of peace. The Avengers star has shared his extraordinary revelations for the first time in his newly published memoir, My Next Breath, seen by the Daily Mail, in which he relives the accident and its aftermath in stark and moving detail.