"Ghost Inside My Child" Reality Show Looking For Reincarnated Kids

Reality Show Looking For Kids With Past Lives

“Children like these seem to exhibit adult-like behavior and use vocabulary and speech patterns beyond their years,” Auerbach told HuffPost. “Also, look for statements like, ‘I used to be…’”

Parapsychology researcher Loyd Auerbach, who has helped the producers with reincarnation research said there are two major ways to tell if a child may have legitimate memories of a past life.

One case from the first show that still haunts them concerns James Leininger. At the age of two, Leininger reportedly started having terrifying nightmares of his death.

Ultimately, the family came to believe that he was the reincarnation of James Huston, a fighter pilot who died in World War II at Iwo Jima.

Amazingly, Leininger not only knew the name of Huston’s ship without prompting — the Natoma Bay — but other details as well, such as the names of his shipmates.

A Los Angeles production company is currently holding a nationwide casting call for children who claim to have, or have had, past life memories for a new reality series, “Ghost Inside My Child,” scheduled to air on the Bio Channel later this year.

A pilot episode of the series aired a few months ago, with three kids who had gone through various steps of recovering memories of their alleged past lives.