The Dead Life with Allison DuBois

Original episode aired on May 25th, 2023.
Today on The Dead Life I want to talk about the scary part of LIFE, dying. Why are we afraid to die? Is it because it's the unknown? Is it because it's one of the rare times in life that we're forced to go it alone?
Today's guest is Lynn Principe. She's a Death Doula, she helps people to transition from this life to the next. She knows better than most people what dying looks like. Today, we're going to hear her experiences and some of you may find a personal calling to become a Death Doula, she'll tell you how you can become a “crossing guard for the dying.

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Can a dream be more than just a dream? Can a perfectly timed song, an unexpected dance or even a mischievous moment at home be a message from someone we have lost?
In this call-in episode, Allison and Sophia hear remarkable stories of signs from the other side. A grieving daughter-in-law receives the goodbye she never had, a father finds a way to give his daughter the dance she always wanted, an estranged mother returns with a healing embrace, and a musician reaches his wife through a song that could not have been more personal.
Allison explains how to recognize a true dream visitation, why our loved ones often appear younger after death, and how forgiveness can open the door to healing and connection. She also shares a simple bedtime practice for those hoping to receive a visit of their own.
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In 1984, Margaret Tapp and her nine-year-old daughter, Seana, were found strangled inside their Ferntree Gully home. More than four decades later, their murders remain unsolved, but this case was not lacking suspects or physical evidence.
Allison and Sophia revisit the disturbing investigative failures surrounding the case, including a retired police officer who was allowed to enter the crime scene and remove a book, evidence that later disappeared, a crucial DNA sample that was cross-contaminated, and questions about how a suspect could be cleared when seemingly little remained for comparison.
After visiting the family’s home and gravesite in Australia, Allison also shares new impressions she received about the final moments of Margaret and Seana’s lives—and why she believes the positioning of Margaret’s hands may reveal something chilling about the killer.
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Allison DuBois continues her investigation into the disappearance of three-year-old William Tyrrell, Australia’s most widely recognized missing child.
This time, Allison is joined by Joe DuBois to examine the case from a father’s perspective. How would a parent normally respond when a child has only been missing for a few minutes and why was William’s foster father reportedly described as “hysterical” so quickly?
They discuss the disputed timeline, the mysterious Spider-Man photographs, missed opportunities to preserve evidence, and Allison’s impressions of what may have happened after William disappeared. They also consider whether the foster father’s emotional reaction could suggest that he knew more than the public had been told.
The opinions and intuitive impressions discussed in this episode are those of the speakers. No individual discussed has been convicted in connection with William Tyrrell’s disappearance.
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After six weeks in Australia, Allison DuBois is finally ready to talk about what happened behind the scenes while investigating the disappearance of 3-year-old William Tyrrell.
Working without police files, facing restrictions she had never encountered in the U.S., and digging through conflicting timelines and limited public information, Allison says certain details of the case simply did not feel right. In this episode of The Dead Life, Allison and Sophia revisit the roadblocks they faced, the moments that raised red flags, and the impressions Allison says she could not fully share during the live Australian event.
They discuss William’s final known hours, inconsistencies they found troubling, questions surrounding the investigation, and why Allison believes this case still deserves a fresh look.
These are Allison’s personal impressions and opinions regarding an unsolved case. No person discussed should be considered guilty of any crime unless proven guilty in a court of law.
Watch for the full William Tyrrell investigation from the Australian live tour on Allison DuBois’ YouTube channel.
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