At just three years old, Cade Wilson began having vivid nightmares about working in a tall building, seeing the Statue of Liberty, and dying when the building was struck and exploded. His fear of airplanes and skyscrapers became so intense that it affected his everyday life, despite his family having no connection to New York or the 9/11 attacks. His mother later discovered the story of a World Trade Center victim whose life and death seemed to closely resemble Cade’s descriptions, leaving the family searching for answers while experts caution that childhood fears, memory, imagination, and outside influences can create remarkably vivid experiences without proving a past-life connection.
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