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The Paranormal and The Sacred Radio Show Podcast
Robert G. Freeman~Retired Police Officer/Experiencer

Robert G. Freeman~Retired Police Officer/Experiencer

The Paranormal and The Sacred Radio Show vor 11 Jahren

Robert Freeman From Robert Freeman, "I was once a well conditioned and idealistic young police officer who wanted to help and protect people and after many ye

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The Paranormal and The Sacred Radio Show

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Char McCain Interviews experts in the Field of The Paranormal

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Robert Freeman From Robert Freeman, "I was once a well
conditioned and idealistic young police officer who wanted to help
and protect people and after many years in that profession I came
to understand things are not quite what there seemed. Unltimately
my police career ended and I am now a retired policeman in a
continual fight for my entitlements as a sufferer of PTSD and the
clinical depression which accompanies that change in my human
function. I am an Australian male born in 1960 in a large rural
town in the south eastern area of this country. My father was a
sportsman and trucking contractor while mum was a nurse prior to
the commencement of the family. I am second of four children and
the eldest of three brothers. I joined the police cadets as a 16
year old in 1977. I was a country boy and city life was completely
foreign to me. The saving grace was we lived in an old 1930's hotel
near the main railway station in Melbourne. I loved the cadet
training. I excelled in most all the aspects of this training and
while I completed and graduated high school from the cadet academy
I was also voted as the Senior Cadet. My first real notable
experience came in the latter part of 1977 when after we had
returned from a tour of Tasmania. I had a strange experience there
I had what I would describe as my 'Jesus' experience. This was
about the 20th August 1977. I felt there was a presence in
the room (I was alone in my room at the academy this weekend after
our trip, and I felt the urge to give my truth to Jesus Christ). I
was not a religious person as such and I was not made to attend
church as a boy growing up. The story about how my police
career came to a halt and what transpired during the period leading
to that and the occurrences which followed are intertwined and
quite interesting. Suffice it to say my life was in the process of
an irreversible transition".