4 Celebrities who communicated from the dead

3. Brittany Murphy

The death of Brittany Murphy in 2009 shocked everyone. The actress best known for her roles in films like Clueless and 8 Mileseemed like a healthy and successful 32-year-old. Her death was initially very mysterious and before a coroner’s report had been released rumours swirled as to what could have killed her. The media reported causes like an addiction to prescription drugs, a severe eating disorder and even the possibility of murder. The official report stated that pneumonia and anaemia were to blame for her death. Although this seemed to be a legitimate cause, the events leading up to and following her death kept her family, friends and fans with unanswered questions. For instance, if she was so ill why didn’t she seek any medical attention? And why is it that five months later, her husband ended up dying of the exact same causes?

Tyler Henry, a psychic to the celebrities met with actress and model Jaime Pressly on his E! seriesHollywood Medium. Without exactly knowing who he’s channeling, Henry states he’s communicating with a younger woman who feels she died too soon. He says to Pressly, “She’s blaming an outside influence and saying she was in a very manipulative situation.” Henry connects a few dots and determines it’s a Brittany who he’s communicating with. This is the moment Pressly jumps in, “Brittany Murphy…Oh my God.”

This cryptic information from the late Brittany Murphy may have revealed more about her death than anyone could have known. Brittany’s mother spoke to the media following her daughter’s death claiming Brittany and her husband were overwhelmingly paranoid about paparazzi and lived in isolation. When Brittany was faced with the health issues that killed, her fears of the media prevented her from seeking medical attention. Perhaps this post-mortem message reveals that her husband’s manipulation caused her to develop these anxieties and ultimately die because of them. Henry did use the word “blame” when channeling Brittany, and she was referring to a someone, not a something…eerie.