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Annie Owen & Corrie David

Man who remembers past life as WWI pilot travels to Wales to visit 'his own grave'

A man who claims he remembers being struck down and plummeting to his death in the First World War says he has "visited his grave" in Wales.

Steve Mulligan, 61, from Manchester apparently unlocked his memories during a hypnosis session, and can now "recall a previous life" as a Flight Lieutenant and being shot down while flying over France in 1917.

Steve, born in 1961, insists he can recall several details of his past life as a Welshman, as early as 1903 when he was Sydney Sutcliffe, of Llandudno, son of Abraham "Arthur" Sutcliffe, an entertainer at Llandudno’s Pavilion Theatre.

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