For some irreligious people and even atheists an experience involving

involving the seemingly paranormal can drive them to seek answers

through religion and even exorcists.

But for Kenneth Dukovsky, an apparent encounter with a supernatural, caused him to question his religion.

I've always had certain abilities and there was a watershed moment when I was about 18.

I had a very vivid dream in which a young man had killed an older man.

I was like astroplained from my body when I was sleeping

into my neighbor's home

and I saw what happened,

but it didn't happen until 24 hours later.

So when I awakened I told my mother about the dream and you know I hadn't spoken to my mother about

dreams since I was a child you know it really

shook me up the next day twenty-four hours later we found that the police were at our

neighbors home and we found out that the husband and wife were murdered.

Did you speak to the police about your dream because you said you saw this young

guy murdering a older man so presumably that was the perpetrator.

Yeah, because I had told my mother about the dream earlier in the day and then we found out the next day.

She told me not to tell anyone I had the dream

you know in the world that we're living and that would have made me a suspect so you just

kind of kept the premonition to yourself so I kept it to myself only many years later did I start talking about it because I was trying to resolve it. That was like real proof for me that you know there's a spiritual side to the world basically in the dream I was there I saw what happened but there was also I sensed a negative entity that was kind of pulling the strings and encouraging the person to kill.

And I saw him only kill the father.

I didn't see what happened to the mother, at least I don't recall.

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