Adams Story Of His Father Recently Passing #suicideawareness @thegteamparanormalinvestigator

The G Team Paranormal Investigators | Adams Story Of His Father Recently Passing #suicideawareness @thegteamparanormalinvestigator | Uploaded June 2022 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
During my live stream on June 22 2022, a long time fan named Adam came in to the chat and said that his Father had committed Suicide on June 1st and that he would love to hear from him.
Shortly afterwards, his father came through with several messages and Adam said it even sounded like him!
When I asked his father to tell me his name, he certainly did just that!!! MUST SEE!!
Adam and I did a zoom call a couple days later, and here is his story along with footage from the live stream where his Dad came through as well as pictures of his father.

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