Neurosurgeon who claims he saw heaven tells Fox News that Sandy Hook victims will remember massacre in heaven

Not much has changed in America since the Victorians' maudlin fascination with the afterlife and spiritualism in the early 20th century.  With a weeping Gretchen Carlson asking the tough questions, neurosurgeon and author Eben Alexander (who we covered earlier this year in October) confidently assured her that the children who died at Sandy Hook would remember the massacre, and not only that, but the shooter himself is under an extensive life review in heaven reliving everything he did to them.   He assured Carlson and her sidekick Brian Kilmeade that the children

“will not feel the pain. They will feel the love and cherishing of being back there. And they will know that they changed this world, because it is about changing down here, changing this world that we live in by growing our spiritual faith, by knowing that love, knowing the eternity of our souls, and knowing that this is all about compassion and forgiveness without any boundaries. And that’s what they know.”

“Where is the shooter?” co-host Brian Kilmeade asked.

Alexander confidently replied that the shooter is undergoing a life review–in heaven.

“It’s what’s called a life review,” he said. “It’s a very real phenomenon of reliving all the events of one’s life and reliving the pain and suffering that we’ve handed out to others, but from their point of view.”

Dakota O'Leary

Dakota O'Leary is a freethinker, and often sassy, scholar of theology and literature. She got her Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Theology from the State University of New York College at Buffalo, and her Master of Arts degree in Theology and Literature from Antioch University-Midwest. She is a contributing writer focusing on eschatology, biblical prophecy, and general religious news. Dakota is a co-host of the God Discussion radio show, offering insight to the news stories of the week. We like to call her "our in-house Biblical prophecy expert" as her articles on eschatology have received over 200,000 views on God Discussion.

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  • Mary

    If this report is true, then Adam Lanza is experiencing God's greatest Mercy…in being given a chance yet to repent and not condemn himself to hell for eternity! Let us pray for him!

    • Brenda

      Seriously? Take off your religious blinders and see this neurosurgeon for the quack he is. And pray? Whatever for? The U.S. government already fruitlessly spent billions to find out if prayers works. How about we all do something a helluva lot more useful than praying to an absentee deity?