The Monk Who Recorded His Death

The Silent Monk Who Predicted His Own Death on Tape In the 1950s, a Benedictine monk

named Father Ernetti was part of a group experimenting with sound theory and time.

He claimed certain frequencies could “record echoes of the past.” According to Ernetti,

these experiments went further than anyone expected. One tape allegedly captured Ernetti

calmly describing his own death — days before it happened. The voice was said to be clear,

measured, and unmistakably his. Shortly afterward, Ernetti died exactly

as described. The Vatican confiscated the recordings. No official explanation was ever given.

The tapes were never released, authenticated, or publicly denied. Ernetti never spoke