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- wSerie
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- The uneXplained
- Season 1
- Episode 11
Is Blood Thicker Than Gold
The uneXplained - S1 - E11
A family inheritance tears the life-long bond of four close siblings apart; a sister asks for help from her deceased mother.
The uneXplained: Season 1 - 14 Episode s
1x1 - Disappearance at Dead Man's Curve
August 4, 2012
A missing man's family refuses to give up hope after his disappearance in New Orleans one year ago. Although the sheriff's office considers the case cold, a Psychic Detective arrives to try and help.
1x2 - My Mysterious Seizures
August 4, 2012
A single mother of three young boys is prevented from leading a normal life because of inexplicable debilitating seizures. With doctors unable to diagnose her illness, she puts herself in the hands of a Shamanic Healer.
1x3 - A Soldier's Homecoming
August 11, 2012
The mother of an Iraq war veteran refuses to believe that her son's death is a suicide and seeks guidance from a psychic detective and a mirror gazing expert for answers.
1x4 - The Faith of My Recovery
August 11, 2012
With no medical diagnosis as to what caused a young woman in Georgia to become unable to speak and move for the last nine years, a mother turns to intuitive healers for clues as to what may have caused her daughter s mysterious illness.
1x5 - Death in the Desert
August 18, 2012
Twenty years after a young woman is found mysteriously dead in the Arizona desert, a mother and daughter seek out the help of psychic twins and return to the scene of the crime hoping for the answers they could never get from law enforcement.
1x6 - Will I Ever Walk Again
August 18, 2012
A woman who has spent forty years in a wheelchair takes a journey to mystical healers and experts to see if she can ever walk again.
1x7 - The Secret Life of Our Father
August 25, 2012
Two sisters visit a psychic medium to contact their deceased father to find out what really happened the night he drowned.
1x8 - Trapped in His Body
August 25, 2012
The mother visits a spirit channeler to see if she can learn what her son is thinking.
1x9 - Was My Twin Sister Murdered?
September 8, 2012
A woman visits a psychic medium to contact her sister to find out what really happened the night she died.
1x10 - The Weight of My Past
September 15, 2012
A 380-pound man turns to his past lives through hypnotic therapy.
1x11 - Is Blood Thicker Than Gold
September 22, 2012
A family inheritance tears the life-long bond of four close siblings apart; a sister asks for help from her deceased mother.
1x12 - The Lost Memories of My Childhood
October 6, 2012
A woman who has no conscious recollection of her life before she was twelve years old seeks answers from a spirit channeler to help her reclaim her memories and move on.
1x13 - Journey of the Lost Part 1
October 13, 2012
A group of dedicated people gather on top of a rural Virginia mountain in an attempt to rescue deceased spirits across the country. Sometimes called the real "ghost-busters," the Monroe Institute's Lifeliners seek out souls who have not yet crossed over and try to help them do so.
1x14 - Journey of the Lost Part 2
October 13, 2012
The Lifeliners communicate with spirits and a historian corroborates their claims.