OCTOBER 1 "DOES THE HEART STORE MEMORIES?"

 It wasn’t until this past century where heart transplants were becoming a more common and successful occurrences, that doctors began to take notice.

Of a phenomena that was taken place inside of the patients that were receiving somebody else’s heart.

Numerous stories have been chronicled since the procedures starting taking place.

One of the cases was with David waters. David waters after receiving his heart transplant found himself developing a new craving for a snack food, a snack food he had never heard of before. Just like the young man whose heart now beats in his chest. Mr. Waters 24, cannot stop eating an Australian made snack food called burger rings, and he has now found out that the teenager whose heart he received was always eating the same snack.

In another example, an eight year old girl received the heart of another ten year old that had die.

A short time after the heart transplant, the young recipient of the heart began having terrifying dreams about a man murdering her.

The young girl’s parents took the young girl to a psychologist. The psychologist was intrigued by the accuracy of the young girl’s descriptions of the attacker and even the location of the attack.

The psychologist recommended calling in the police to investigate, because most people that have nightmares don’t have such vivid descriptions of the person attacking them or the place.

Unless it’s a nightmare from an actual past experience.

This lead the psychologist to believe that perhaps this was an actual event that had taken place.

The police were called in and upon further research it was discovered that the heart the young girl had received had been the heart of a young ten year old girl who had indeed been murdered, although the murder was never caught, only the body had been found.

With the vivid details of the place of the murder and the face of the murderer, the police were able to track down enough evidence and also track down the man described in her nightmare. Eventually the man was caught, tried and convicted of 1st degree murder.