In 1957, two sisters Joanna and Jacqueline Pollock aged 11 and 6 respectively, were tragically killed in a car accident as they walked to their local church in Northumberland, England. Their parents were grief stricken, John their father prayed and hoped his daughters would come back, and it seems his prayers were answered.
Just one year later twin girls Jennifer and Gillian were born. The Pollock’s were surprised to find that Jennifer, the younger twin, had birth marks on her body and face in exact the same place as Jacqueline had. With that, began a series of uncanny similarities between the twins and their dead sisters. At the age of two, the twins started to ask for toys which had once been owned by Jacqueline and Joanna. The twins recognized the toys and even correctly named them, the names which Jacqueline and Joanna had given. The girls had never seen or heard about the toys before.
At four, the girls began to recognized places they had never seen or been to before. One time they pointed to a school they claimed to be their school and that they had played in the playground behind it. The school was the one Jacqueline and Joanna had attended. The couple then noticed their girls playing a different game. Jennifer would lie on the floor and would rest her head on Gillian.
Then Gillian would tell Jennifer that the blood was coming from her eye because the car had hit her there. After a month the girls suddenly started getting hysterical on seeing passing cars. They would scream on seeing a car “The car is coming to get us”, they would say.
A well-respected psychologist at the time, Dr. Ian Stevenson, studied the case in-depth and concluded it was probable that the twins were reincarnations of their departed sisters.
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