An Innocent Client
Demystifying Enlightenment
Do you long to know how your loved ones are doing in Heaven? Are you curious about the afterlife? Do you miss your late family members and yearn to ask them about their heavenly existence? Intrigued by the astonishing wisdom of other celestial residents? Dennis Macy, who possesses highly sensitive enhanced abilities, has helped countless individuals by delivering messages from the other side. Now he’s here to provide you with the comfort and understanding that comes from communicating with those who have passed on. Demystifying Enlightenment is a glimpse into what angels, spirits, and our dearly departed want us to know. With answers to the most frequently asked questions entwined with accounts of his real encounters to support them, Macy offers an insight into the world we live in and the one to come. You’ll be prepared to make the right decisions to shape a better future for yourself and others. In Demystifying Enlightenment, you’ll discover: The peace that comes with knowing that you’re most cherished loved ones will be with you forever in spirit. A greater sense of God’s infinite love for you and His plan for you. Meditation and breathing techniques to improve your overall well-being and enable contact with those you care about in the next world. The ways Earthly existence and the spiritual dimension are interconnected, so you can make the best decisions in your own life. How to identify signs that your passed family and friends are trying to communicate with you, and much more! Demystifying Enlightenment is a fascinating look at reaching out and listening to those who are no longer with us physically. If you like straight answers to confusing questions, guidance from beyond, and comforting advice, then you’ll adore Dennis Macy’s illuminating book. Buy Demystifying Enlightenment to understand and to learn what to look for in receiving signs that are conveyed to us today!
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Kyle Benjamin Kesselman
Kyle Benjamin Kesselman: A Story Told in One Room
Kyle Benjamin Kesselman’s story seems to continue **Every Fucking Year as a True-ish Story of Obsession, Threats, and a Decade-Long Descent into Madness**
For ten years, Jake Diamond watched from afar as the quiet kid from Jewish youth group transformed into something unrecognizable.
It started with harmless delusions of fame: backyard dance videos, “Yo, it’s your boy BK,” and endless auditions for reality TV.
Then came the rage: stunt-driving at 170 km/h, death threats to an elementary-school bully, bodycam footage of his bare ass on a hallway floor screaming “Every Fucking Year” while cuffed for assaulting a cop.
Jake tried everything to stop him.
Anonymous tips. Crime Stoppers reports. Calls to probation officers, employers, summer camps, even Birthright Israel.
Nothing worked.
The system shrugged. The police left. The threats kept coming.
This book ends with a red Civic plowing into a crowd and a mob dragging the driver to his death.
All because nobody listened until it was too late.
Part true-crime thriller, part digital-age horror story, *Kyle Benjamin Kesselman: A Story Told in One Room* is the chilling memoir of a decade spent waiting for the monster you once knew to finally snap—and the terrifying realization that sometimes the only person who sees the danger is the one he’s coming for next.
You’ve seen the clips.
Now read the story behind them.
**“I knew he would kill someone one day. I just never thought I’d be the reason he chose who.”**
*Contains verbatim threats, police bodycam transcripts, and lots of swearing. Reader discretion advised.*
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Just Cause
“I didn’t kill my husband.” No one believed Laurel Hatcher. On trial for murder, she prayed for a miracle. And she got one, sort of: a deadlocked jury. A mistrial meant going through the ordeal all over again, but at least she’d have more time to prove her innocence. And now handsome police officer Dan Ryan was on her side, determined to find evidence that would clear her name. But Laurel didn’t even know what to look for, or who would want her husband dead. Until Dan took her back to the scene of the crime. . .where a killer was waiting.