Instead, they look at cases of kids who start to spontaneously remember things and start speaking about their previous lives while fully cognizant. In one of Tucker's papers, he recounts a story of a boy from Thailand who at the age of three started complaining that he had been shot and killed in his past life while riding a bicycle to school. He even remembered that he was a local teacher and he remembered his name, Wokai. His grandmother took him to the village where he said he lived and he led her to a house. He recognized the people living there and they confirmed that five years earlier, their son, Wokai, had been shot and killed while riding a bike to work. He was shot in the back of the head marked by a small entry wound with a larger exit wound in the front of his head. The little boy had been born with a small birthmark on the back of his head and a larger oddly shaped mark on his forehead.
