andrew busskohl
He had three good years before his heart turned evil
Andrew Busskohl, now 18, Woodbury, Minn., got a life-saving heart transplant in 2003 and has been thriving, against not-so-favorable odds. Then, a few months ago, he started having these thoughts, later described to a buddy: He needed to murder someone, a stranger, and had meticulous plans on how to pull it off free and clear. He took the first step a week ago when he picked out the proper stranger and broke a window in his home (in order to return later to do the deed). But the buddy went to the police, and ultimately Busskohl matter-of-factly described the plot. Star Tribune
Andrew Busskohl, now 18, Woodbury, Minn., got a life-saving heart transplant in 2003 and has been thriving, against not-so-favorable odds. Then, a few months ago, he started having these thoughts, later described to a buddy: He needed to murder someone, a stranger, and had meticulous plans on how to pull it off free and clear. He took the first step a week ago when he picked out the proper stranger and broke a window in his home (in order to return later to do the deed). But the buddy went to the police, and ultimately Busskohl matter-of-factly described the plot. Star Tribune
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No, it's true. As a matter of fact, psychic residue can even manifest on external items, not just organs. Like the time I borrowed my buddy's pants, and felt compelled to sleep with his wife.
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 08/15/08 at 10:29 AM
KingMonkey -- I had almost the exact same experience! I borrowed my husband's pants and felt compelled to sleep with his buddy!
Posted by BikerPuppy on 08/18/08 at 04:19 PM
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