Michael Fearon – Speaking in spirit

Read about the validity of the Leslie Flint seance recordings at this link: Validity

Michael Rodney Fearon was born November 30, 1916, to Frank and Alice Fearon at Mayfield in Sussex. The school archivist at Taunton School in the UK confirmed that Michael Fearon was on the faculty at Taunton School beginning September 1938 teaching biology. He was in that post for two years when he was called into service in World War II.

UK military records show that Michael Fearon, service number 91828, was a captain in the Buffs (East Kent Regiment) in World War II. He was killed in action June 24, 1944, at age 27. A staff register at Taunton School states that Michael “Died of wounds.” His body was buried at Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetary in France.

The British Broadcasting Corporation arranged a broadcast during which they played a tape of a séance in which Mrs. Fearon was speaking to her son. After the tape played, the moderator asked her, “Mrs. Fearon, as Mike’s mother, what makes you so sure that it’s your son’s voice that you hear?” She answered, “Well, Mike was twenty-seven when he died and I’d been with him all that time . . . and I ought to know at the end of that, oughtn’t I?”

The recording below is a brief segment with Michael Fearon speaking to his mother. As with most of the Flint recordings, the recording equipment used in the middle of the 20^th century is primitive and the quality is not good. A transcript of the recording is below the video controls.

Listen to the entire seance at this link: www.leslieflint.com/michael-fearon-1954

Transcript