In an incredible story, a young boy named Ryan Hammond has made surprising statements about being reborn as a Hollywood actor.
In 2015, when Hammond was only 10 years old, he bravely shared his beliefs with the public. He claimed to have clear memories of his past life in Hollywood from the 1940s and 1950s.
Hammond's memories were incredibly specific, recalling interactions with famous people from that time.
He vividly remembered an event where he alleged being punched by one of Marilyn Monroe's bodyguards.
Moreover, he described his own death in his past life, remembering his heart "exploding" and his journey towards "the light."
These detailed recollections fascinated and raised doubts among many, prompting them to question the authenticity of his claims.
According to Hammond, he firmly believed he was the reincarnation of Marty Martyn, a movie extra who later became a successful agent in Tinsel Town.
Martyn enjoyed a luxurious existence in New York, having been married four times and cherishing delightful vacations in Paris.
Tragically, Martyn's life came to an end in 1964 at the age of 61 due to a brain hemorrhage.
Surprisingly, Hammond started expressing his past life claims at the age of three, although his parents initially regarded them as typical childhood imaginings.
However, their doubts began to fade as Hammond continuously pleaded with his mother to take him to Los Angeles, claiming he wanted to meet his "other family" there.
Additionally, he frequently woke up during the night, shouting "action" as if he were on a film set.
These behaviors and persistent requests baffled his parents, gradually making them reconsider the possibility of his condition.
To discover the secrets of his past life, Hammond's mother borrowed a book about Hollywood from the library.
At that time, Hammond recognized actor George Raft in a photo, boldly stating that he had "worked on a film" with him.
As he got older, a team making a documentary introduced Hammond to Marty Martyn's daughter.
This encounter offered him the chance to explore Los Angeles and visit locations connected to the actor who had passed away.
Remarkably, Martyn's daughter confirmed the truthfulness of Hammond's assertions.
Although Hammond's recollections of his existence as Marty have gradually faded, he still displays certain characteristics that resemble those of the late Hollywood star.
His affection for New York City and movies from Hollywood shows clearly a lasting bond with his presumed past life.
Child psychiatrist Dr. Jim Tucker finds Hammond's claims believable.
Scientists have yet to conclusively prove or disprove the existence of reincarnation, but numerous individuals have asserted having memories of past lives.
