People Who Forgot Who They Are

By: Frederick Dodson

Narrated by: Thomas Miller

This book is written to examine famous cases of mental illness, amnesia, dissociative identity disorder, paranoid schizophrenia and unexplained disappearances without blinders, without mental reservations, without fear of ridicule, from a fresh perspective unbiased by modern mainstream dogmas.

The press, law enforcement, doctors and mainstream media routinely ignore and suppress evidence of entity possession, consciousness-transfer, Government mind control and psychotronic weapons, preferring to numb victims with ineffective drugs and pat answers.

Cases claimed to be “baffling” and “mysterious” are really easy to explain and heal with spiritual knowledge that was common just a century ago and in use for thousands of years.

©2026 Frederick Dodson (P)2026 Frederick Dodson

Incredible depth oh research and perspective

The book, definitely over delivers in the usual “Fred Dodson” style. The amount of detail in both the cases and what the author thinks has a very special way of dipping the readers into their own mental process and the expand their consciousness.

This book also teaches how to question, analyze, research and synthesize without being confined to outdated modes of thinking.

It could be triggering for someone who is not comfortable to look at the darkness, but the delivery of scary truths is always neutral and not laced with fear. Also ends on a positive, hopeful vibe. Thank you so much gor writing this valuable book.

I'm about 1hr + this is scary to learn!

This is like another add on to spiritual warfare book, i feel like. As I learn more, this stuff scares me as I'm able to rerference many parts in the book to my own life in which I igonred many times.

Hi fred, If you're reading this, I'd encourage you to consider shining more light on the family court system in the US and other countires too.

As a stepfather to two boys, I knew very little about family court when this journey began. After spending the last two years experiencing it firsthand, I've come away feeling that there is something deeply troubling about it. At times, it feels as though there is a dark spiritual element surrounding the process, one that drains parents and children of their energy, hope, love, and connection. Sometimes I wonder if the family court system itself becomes the vehicle through which that suffering is carried.

For example, theres parents who lose custody to the abusive parents bc they simple cannot afford a lawyer which is strange as the criminal side of law is MUCH different, and theres a huge CPS rabbit hole also

Your book reminded me of the spiritual battle my wife and I have faced throughout our court experience. While many people discuss the legal, psychological, and political aspects of family court, I rarely see anyone explore the spiritual side.

I hope you'll consider bringing some attention to that perspective. I believe many parents would relate to it, even if they struggle to put it into words.

Thank you for your work and for sharing your insights.

Great collection of stories!

Another great piece of work from the author. I've always appreciated his style of writing. It's almost like he picks a rabbit hole, then goes down and checks it out for awhile, publishing his findings vs the main stream narrative. It's not written in a persuasive style, it just lays it out for the reader. Always a great balance between informational and entertainment.

Best book I read in awhile

You are not the same person after reading this
Will change your view points to the world, yourself and society

Highly recommended

If it was up to me I would make it a must for every cop to read this.

this is different

Wow is is different. Not the usually high vibration uplifting work i enjoy for this Author. I understand that the Author feeling the need to bring this stuff to light , but some of this stuff is really disturbing.