In 1957, two sisters, Joanna (11) and Jacqueline (6) Pollock were killed in a tragic car accident. A year later, their mother gave birth to twins, Jennifer and Gillian. Then it gets weird. Jennifer, the younger twin, had scars and birth marks on her body that were identical to Jacqueline's, the younger deceased sister. The twins began to ask for toys that had belonged to the deceased girls -- toys they had no knowledge of. They stated one day that they wanted to go to a park they'd never been to before (but Joanna and Jacqueline had).
In one instance, their mother watched them play a game in which Jennifer laid on the floor with her head in Gillian's lap, pretending that she was dying. Her sister said, "The blood's coming out of your eyes. That's where the car hit you." Their parents hadn't discussed the accident with the girls. Ever. This led psychologist Dr. Ian Stevenson to conclude that it was likely the twins were reincarnations of their sisters. Apparently at age 5, the odd behavior stopped along with any sign that they were connected to their departed sisters, and Jennifer and Gillian grew up as normal, happy kids.
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