Man who ‘died three times’ at age 8 says he saw dead father and unborn siblings in the afterlife

A man who ‘died’ three times 27 years ago as an eight-year-old now shares everything he experienced during those moments. Landon and his parents were in a tragic car accident while returning home from church in North Carolina. He survived the crash, but not before dying “three times”.

Landon told Christian Broadcasting Network that he not only saw his father who died in the crash in the afterlife, but also his father’s friend and two of his siblings who were never born.

The family’s car was hit sideways by an ambulance at an intersection. His father Kemp died instantly in the accident. Emergency services arrived on the scene shortly afterwards and found only his mother Julie Kemp. They stabilized her and didn’t know Landon was there too.

He was sitting behind his father and when rescuers saw his shoe, they began digging through the wreckage to locate the third passenger.

“They couldn’t see his body because of the damage to the driver’s side of the car,” Julie told the Christian Broadcasting Network.

“When they saw Landon’s shoe, a deeper search of his body was necessary.”

Julie told CBN that after they located and pulled Landon out, he stopped breathing. They managed to revive him and took him to Carolinas Medical Center. She says her son “died” twice that same day.

Landon was in a coma for two weeks and suffered no brain damage. His mother told him that his father had died when he woke up.

Landon remembers seeing his father in heaven after his near-death experience. “I remember being able to see my dad and his friend, who had passed away less than a month earlier,” Landon said.

His mother had two miscarriages before Landon was born and he says he even saw Julie’s “other two children.” However, Landon says his family never told him about his two siblings who were never born.

“I knew they were my brothers and sisters, even though no one had told me about them. Just because you’re in heaven, I think you know yours, or you know who everyone is.

He claims that each time he died he had a different experience, “like a preview of a movie where you only get to see certain bits and pieces.”