Ropelike Birthmarks on Children Who Claim to Remember Past Lives
@article{Stevenson2001RopelikeBO,
title={Ropelike Birthmarks on Children Who Claim to Remember Past Lives},
author={Ian Stevenson},
journal={Psychological Reports},
year={2001},
volume={89},
pages={142 - 144}
}Description of birthmarks having the pattern of strands of a rope in a second known case includes some verification of the correspondence between the birthmarks and injuries from ropes on an identified deceased person.
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