A three-year-old boy, living in the Golan Heights on the border of Syria and Israel, claims he was murdered in the past by an ax. He pointed out to the elders of the village where the killer buried his body ... and they found it there. He also showed them where to find an ax, which was also successful.

German therapist Trutz Hardo tells in his book Children who lived before: Reincarnation today the story of this boy and other children. Everyone "remembers" their past lives and can describe and document their previous identity quite accurately. The story of a 3-year-old boy was observed by Dr. Eli Lasch, who became famous for developing the medical system in Gaza as part of the Israeli government's program in the 60s. Dr. Lasch, who died in 2009, managed to tell the story of the author of the book.

The boy comes from an ethnic group of drunks, and in his culture reincarnation is generally recognized. However, this story has also surprised the local community.

He was born with a long red birthmark on his head. Druze believes, like other cultures, that they are birthmarks linked to death from past life. When the boy was about to start talking, he immediately told his family about his previous death - he was said to have been killed by an ax, a blow to his head.

It is customary for the elder to take the 3 child into the home of his past self if he remembers it. This boy knew where to go, so the journey was over. When he arrived in the village, he even remembered his past name.

Someone from this village revealed that the man, the past incarnation of this boy, disappeared before 4 for years. His family and friends came to the conclusion that he accidentally went into enemy territory, which is sometimes the case here.

The boy also remembered the name of his killer. When he met him, the alleged killer's face turned white, as Lasch said, but he did not confess to the murder. Then the little boy led the elder to where his "past" body lay. It was in this place that they found the skeleton of a man with a hole in his skull in the same position where the boy has a birthmark on his head. They also found a fateful ax.

When the accused found out, he admitted to the murder. Dr. Lasch, the only local man who is not a drunk, was present all the time and saw the story with his own eyes.