Peter Fenwick

Oh, interesting.

Especially wh- when, when I saw you and, uh, Peter Fenwick and Martin and the old guard, so to speak, you know, talking about future plans and all that.

I th-

It's a new framing of, of the handbag.

The question is, why was this equipment needed? What aspects of consciousness was Epstein hoping to study at his own home? Now, there's also in the files him writing to a near-death researcher named Dr.

Peter Fenwick.

And he writes to him with a theory of his own, that people in solitary confinement go insane the same way a cell dies when it's cut off from the body.

And that perhaps this indicates that we might all be connected by something outside of ourselves.

So this example has survived skeptical cross-examination.

Another case of the same type is reported by British researchers Peter and Elizabeth Fenwick.

In this one, a patient named Major Skull, ironically, saw his wife somewhere he couldn't possibly have seen her.

Neuropsychiatrist and neurophysiologist Peter Fenwick and his wife, Elizabeth Fenwick, reported the NDE of Major Skull.

During a hospital treatment, Major Skull experienced an OBE in which he floated up to the upper left-hand corner of his intensive care room.

He observed his own body from there.

And here's information from an outside investigator and what he found.

The book explains.