At her father’s funeral, a two-year-old girl stood by the coffin, gently touching her father’s face. Through her tears, she suddenly cried out, “Daddy, wake up! Don’t sleep!” The room fell silent as the little girl insisted, “Daddy told me: ‘I’m here, help me!’ He didn’t leave!”

Her heartbreaking words unsettled the mourners. Then, in a trembling whisper, she added something shocking: her father had said his own brother made him take the trip that led to his death.

The stunned guests turned toward the man in question—his brother—who stood frozen in disbelief. The child, too young to understand lies or deceit, described how her father’s spirit had come to her in the night, sad and wet, revealing the truth.

The family reported the incident to the police. When the case was reopened, investigators found evidence of foul play: the car’s brakes had been tampered with.

The little girl couldn’t have known any of this—unless, somehow, her father really had reached out from beyond.