The Mandela Effect

I remember, quite clearly watching John Kennedy being shot in Dallas on live TV. My brother and I were sitting on the floor in our living room watching an old black and white TV. Our dad had told us we didn’t want a color TV because they were radioactive and would kill us. Never mind our grand-mother and all our cousins had color TVs. We knew better, or at least, that’s what the old man had said. It was a Tuesday and for unknown reasons we were home from school. We watched as the motorcade turned onto Houston Street from Main. The cars all turned onto Elm Street and then things went crazy. Our mother came running into the room and began crying. We figured we’d screwed up somehow and were about to face the wrath of mom. I remember it so clearly, yet, it never happened. People remember things happening, that never did. The Queen of England was supposed to have died, yet, she's still alive. This false memory is known as the Mandela Effect. Here are a few more things folks remember that never happened.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/strange-things-with-chris-james--4931876/support.