I did a DNA and found out I was adopted. I was 63 and was so happy to find I had a family. I was an only child, only to find out I had 9 brothers and sisters.
I am also an only child (61) and I did a DNA test last year. I did not find any unknown siblings, but I did find out that I'm 15% Jewish which was really not expected. My mother's side was very clear, but there were A LOT of surprises from my father's side.
What a shock to this woman's psyche to learn she was abducted, but also a relief to know she was NOT related to the psychopath who not only tortured and murdered people, but also traumatized an infant and an entire FAMILY by kidnapping their baby. I realize this woman must be relieved to shed whatever shame she felt (which wasn't hers to carry in the first place), but still...to lose an entire childhood and lifetime??? Whoa...
I watched this on Netflix, and it had me so touched, so angry, and yet so inspirational. I really think the world of his mama & him. Their journey is heartfelt.
Tyler Henry and his Mother should consider making a documentary about his Mother being stolen from her biological Mother. Unbelievable story, and that she never knew this fact until she took a DNA test. Obviously there is more to this story. Didn't her biological family try to find her? Did they know who took her? Were the police involved? Who had her birth certificate? How could she attend a school without one? A lot to unravel.
My aunts husband was “adopted” at age 2 by a Russian woman and told that his parents had died in a car accident. She always said his information was In A safe deposit box that he’d get when she died. It was empty . He found out his real last name when he was drafted into the army- he had been using his middle name as a last name because he thought that was his last name. The woman’s sister was a nurse in a hospital that had rumors of babies “dying” disappearing and evidently being sold and we assume he was one of them. He died before dna/ancestry was common. I wish we could have found out for him
@@susieries3947 Did he have children? They could take the Ancestry test and find his relatives. If he had a son, there is a test just for the father's line of ancestors. That would solve the entire story - The hospital he was born in and if there has been cases of known stealing of babies. That type of crime did happen in hospitals and there have been famous cases, where doctors and nurses were involved.
@@susieries3947 That is unfortunate. I don't understand why they wouldn't want to find the truth. Also, as a tribute to his memory they should find out if he was stolen, and his biological family should know he survived. These stories exist and are so sad.
@@dina113east I agree. That is a huge piece of info. for his family, especially his kids. Even if it's just to make sure they don't end up dating or marrying a relative, they should research this. There is a treasure trove of info. that they need to know about.
Tyler you and your mother should maybe hook up with either Henry Louis Gates from Finding Your Roots or Who Do You Think You Are. Both shows has a robust team of researchers that should be able to get to the bottom of this issue
On Netflix Tyler's mother said when Stella was in jail that received a phone call from someone telling her that Stella was not her biological mother and how stella wanted her to know.
My brother was stolen as a baby by family.. And the story is so confusing. Also the same lady that had my brother also stoled my father.. And we all carry the ladies husband last name. Ppl have passed and we will never know
I love you two together!!! I totally get why its hard to read your parent of origin, your connection is primal and visceral , the longest relationship of your life, your base for all future communication, you don;t have to think about how to conjugate verbs and it was developed from the heart…. From what I think I learned today about Tylers brain scan is that that experience is literally manifesting thru the brain (which may be why you sweat so much). Its like your communication with your mom is your primary love language you don’t have to think about and the communication with souls are a second language for both you and the soul you are reading, there are limitations on how to communicate. Its just my theory from watching the brain scan today, I’ll probably put a twist on it tomorrow! Ha ha!Of course I don’t really know at all. Thanks Teresa and Tyler and Tamran!
Wait -- she got STOLEN as a baby??? They made it sound like an unusual adoption or something but wow, wtf...... That blew the lid right off. Wild shit right there. Thank you for sharing.
One of our adopted sons had an Ancestral test done. He thought he was definitely Irish because he had a tint of red in his beard. When the results came back, he was only 4 per cent Irish!😂
the killer stole her mother through pretending she was legally taking custody of her as the mother was unmarried. She allowed her to see her when she was headed back out of the state. You can check through the killers financial history where she was working and how she attached to your mom. Your mom thought she was an adoption 'officer'
When he said people were following an invisible God mad me question him. That's what being a Christian is about is having blind faith but for salvation.
I didn't see the show that he said this on to get the context of it,, so I'm going off of your comment. By "following an invisible God", did he mean that God does not exist? Or did he mean that God does exist but since we can't see him, people put their faith into an unseen entity?
No. The woman who stole her (Stella) had children that were biracial. Tyler's Mother, Theresa did not know this woman named Stella was not her Mother. Therefore, she thought Stella's children were her half siblings, when in fact she was not related to them, because Stella had stolen Theresa. Now she has found her true siblings from her biological Mother and found the truth that she was stolen from her family. I hope that is clear. It is a complicated story.
@@dina113east So the people she's hugging on the pictures are the half black siblings she grew up with and not the biological ones, right? I'm asking because I didn't see the story on Netflix and kind of got confused when she told Tamron about her siblings in New Orleans and then pictures black people were shown, along with a pictureof white people. It made it seem like she was hugging her newly found black siblings from New Orleans.
@@moonsyoungestsun6550 That's right. She was stolen by Stella, who was the mother of the biracial children. So, she thought that Stella's children were her half-siblings when in fact they were not related at all. When Stella revealed the truth to Theresa about her true family, Theresa then found her biological siblings in New Orleans. Theresa then found she was of Italian ethnicity and not French like Stella. All the facts of how she was stolen have not been revealed, so much of this strange story is not known.
How else would the muffaletta originate in New Orleans? ;) My spouse is from LA. She found an Ancestry surprise...her grandmother is half Italian (thought only French/Acadian). Newfound relatives are Sicilian. Grandma was born and grew up in...New Orleans.
No, his mom was (kind of). The woman she thought was her biological mother essentially stole her from her real mom when she was a baby. She recently found out the truth.
Of course they did. Italians are in every state of the US. There are Italian populations in Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and to name a few. They went there for jobs. I have met Italians from Colorado, Iowa and many other states. The Northeastern states Connecticut, NY, NJ, Massachusetts, Rhode Island have a large Italian population. Actually, 20% of the population of Connecticut is of Italian heritage. NY, NJ, Pa. each have 17% Italian population. By the way Louisiana has a huge Italian community, You need to read a book on the immigration of the Italian people.
You're so right, Lena Fires. There's never been a single person of Italian descent landing in a single southern state anywhere in the U.S. ever, in history. You got it all figured out. Hats off to you, dear genius. You should be hired to rewrite our history books.
No... I was open too you! I do know Italians are Not in New Orleans Italians came off the boat Newfoundland Took train too Toronto & Ended up in New York After war They did not end up in New Orleans darling I am Italian my dad fr The North My mom south central My family general No one has family in New Orleans...
There is no "one" immigration story. Our European (and non-European) ancestors arrived in waves, and there are thousands of stories never told. Also, some Northern Italians likely came up through the Alps into France before heading to points unknown. Once in North America, they went wherever opportunity beckoned.
Not one fact that you stated is correct. Just because you do not have family in the South doesn't mean Italians didn't immigrate to the South. Italians arrived in NY, and other states including Louisiana and even California. Approximately six million Italians came to the US from the late 1860's to 1915. Most of Italian Americans, like myself trace our ancestors from the 1870's to the 1890's and beyond. Some immigration continued till 1915. The immigration you are speaking of was a smaller immigration that started after WWII. Two different periods of immigration from Italy.
I did a DNA and found out I was adopted. I was 63 and was so happy to find I had a family. I was an only child, only to find out I had 9 brothers and sisters.
OMG! I am so happy you found each other
I am so happy for you~
👌...wow!!
Blessings!
What an incredible discovery! I'm so happy for you 🤗❤👌
I am also an only child (61) and I did a DNA test last year. I did not find any unknown siblings, but I did find out that I'm 15% Jewish which was really not expected. My mother's side was very clear, but there were A LOT of surprises from my father's side.
No wonder Tyler seems like such a kind soul, his Mother seems like a very caring and kind soul
It was sad to see how his gift actually effects him. It really drains him. Prayers to him and his mother.
What a shock to this woman's psyche to learn she was abducted, but also a relief to know she was NOT related to the psychopath who not only tortured and murdered people, but also traumatized an infant and an entire FAMILY by kidnapping their baby.
I realize this woman must be relieved to shed whatever shame she felt (which wasn't hers to carry in the first place), but still...to lose an entire childhood and lifetime??? Whoa...
Finally someone being honest about this ability, it’s not what people think it is.
I watched this on Netflix, and it had me so touched, so angry, and yet so inspirational. I really think the world of his mama & him. Their journey is heartfelt.
Omg me to I’m from Sydney Australia and even I was in tears it was incredible they are the most beautiful people bless them
Is Tyler adopted
What is the name of the show on Netflix please?
@@redcurrant2023 let me go back and look ok I will tell you
@@redcurrant2023 life after dealth with Tyler Henry
Medium usually don’t read them selves
Tyler Henry and his Mother should consider making a documentary about his Mother being stolen from her biological Mother. Unbelievable story, and that she never knew this fact until she took a DNA test. Obviously there is more to this story. Didn't her biological family try to find her? Did they know who took her? Were the police involved? Who had her birth certificate? How could she attend a school without one? A lot to unravel.
My aunts husband was “adopted” at age 2 by a Russian woman and told that his parents had died in a car accident. She always said his information was In A safe deposit box that he’d get when she died. It was empty . He found out his real last name when he was drafted into the army- he had been using his middle name as a last name because he thought that was his last name. The woman’s sister was a nurse in a hospital that had rumors of babies “dying” disappearing and evidently being sold and we assume he was one of them. He died before dna/ancestry was common. I wish we could have found out for him
@@susieries3947
Did he have children? They could take the Ancestry test and find his relatives. If he had a son, there is a test just for the father's line of ancestors. That would solve the entire story - The hospital he was born in and if there has been cases of known stealing of babies. That type of crime did happen in hospitals and there have been famous cases, where doctors and nurses were involved.
@@dina113east yes he did. I don’t think they care . It my aunt and I were always curious. She and he are. Both deceased
@@susieries3947 That is unfortunate. I don't understand why they wouldn't want to find the truth. Also, as a tribute to his memory they should find out if he was stolen, and his biological family should know he survived. These stories exist and are so sad.
@@dina113east I agree. That is a huge piece of info. for his family, especially his kids. Even if it's just to make sure they don't end up dating or marrying a relative, they should research this. There is a treasure trove of info. that they need to know about.
Wow I'd watch the film of Tyler's mom's life it would be a box office hit 👍
Tyler you and your mother should maybe hook up with either Henry Louis Gates from Finding Your Roots or Who Do You Think You Are. Both shows has a robust team of researchers that should be able to get to the bottom of this issue
Those are great shows
Just, wow! Lots to process for Tyler's mom and their family! How sad someone stole her.
On Netflix Tyler's mother said when Stella was in jail that received a phone call from someone telling her that Stella was not her biological mother and how stella wanted her to know.
Most readers know they can’t read for themselves
My brother was stolen as a baby by family.. And the story is so confusing. Also the same lady that had my brother also stoled my father.. And we all carry the ladies husband last name. Ppl have passed and we will never know
Loved this!! Series ❤❤❤💯 Good People 🙏.
I love you two together!!! I totally get why its hard to read your parent of origin, your connection is primal and visceral , the longest relationship of your life, your base for all future communication, you don;t have to think about how to conjugate verbs and it was developed from the heart…. From what I think I learned today about Tylers brain scan is that that experience is literally manifesting thru the brain (which may be why you sweat so much). Its like your communication with your mom is your primary love language you don’t have to think about and the communication with souls are a second language for both you and the soul you are reading, there are limitations on how to communicate. Its just my theory from watching the brain scan today, I’ll probably put a twist on it tomorrow! Ha ha!Of course I don’t really know at all. Thanks Teresa and Tyler and Tamran!
Are you here now?
Wait -- she got STOLEN as a baby??? They made it sound like an unusual adoption or something but wow, wtf...... That blew the lid right off. Wild shit right there.
Thank you for sharing.
Saludos HENRY DESDE MÉXICO CANCÚN ,UN FUERTE ABRAZO A TÚ MAMÁ.
🌻🍀
I love his mom. She's a bright light.
Sir you a great medium,congratulations 👍 👏🖐
Good you could handle your old family despite your old mother's actions.
Tyler, you get your lovee dovee from your mother, she is so sugar sweet that it drips off her. I adore you both. Love & blessings 😘😘
Wow just finished watching this show...soooo good 👍 👏
he looks just like her
Tyler is.such a nice and cute guy. I really like his personality but I don't can believe him. The problem is obvious.
So wonderful to hear about the show on Netflix! Maybe they will show more than the little fluff bytes on E!
I miss this show being on Netfix
So Tyler's background is tied to new Orleans huh 🤔 👀
Lol makes sense sense they openly love voodoo, witchcraft, black magic & all things psychic. 😂
@@tinamarie8061 Ahahahahahahaha
She should have their story on "Someone They Knew".
Love Tyler and his family.
One of our adopted sons had an Ancestral test done. He thought he was definitely Irish because he had a tint of red in his beard. When the results came back, he was only 4 per cent Irish!😂
I originally thought I was only like 2% Irish but according to ancestry I'm 50% Irish
Oh my goodness.
Well grandma is long passed now
Isn't this on netflix
Bem poderia ter tradição para entender
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the killer stole her mother through pretending she was legally taking custody of her as the mother was unmarried. She allowed her to see her when she was headed back out of the state. You can check through the killers financial history where she was working and how she attached to your mom. Your mom thought she was an adoption 'officer'
Tyler looks so. Different
Hopefully it's just that he grew up
What else would it be?
Yes he grew up and put on some weight that he needed. He had such a beautiful soul. And skin. Lol
He has filled out a bit - now a man not a boy. I think being slightly heavier suits him.
Love Tyler Henry and his family.
If his new show is about everyday people, he could have gone on TLC. Like Long Island Medium. We wouldn’t have to pay to watch him.
TLC is not a regular tv channel and is paid for too!
It’s Tamron’s facials for me!!!
Wow
O shoot I don’t get it
Wow!
You said African/ American south
My family came after Hitler Mussolini
♥️♥️🙏🙏
When he said people were following an invisible God mad me question him. That's what being a Christian is about is having blind faith but for salvation.
I don’t see anything wrong about what he said. It’s a point of view.
I didn't see the show that he said this on to get the context of it,, so I'm going off of your comment. By "following an invisible God", did he mean that God does not exist? Or did he mean that God does exist but since we can't see him, people put their faith into an unseen entity?
@@claudiamd Do you know the context that the comment was made under? Please see my other comment.
23 & me instantly gave her the answer and they are dragging it out for how many episodes?!
As many as they can! I guess pain and suffering and every bone on every skeleton in their closest ... has a price $
Not exactly a part of my life I would want on national television. I guess even pain and embarrassment ... have a price!
What exactly does she have to be embarrassed about? This was something done to her. Not something done by her.
Don’t have Netflix, Loved it on E. Guess I can’t watch it.
It was better bc its everyday people
Me too
I can't afford anymore tv!!!
Does the mother have Black in her blood?
No, but her siblings do
No. The woman who stole her (Stella) had children that were biracial. Tyler's Mother, Theresa did not know this woman named Stella was not her Mother. Therefore, she thought Stella's children were her half siblings, when in fact she was not related to them, because Stella had stolen Theresa. Now she has found her true siblings from her biological Mother and found the truth that she was stolen from her family. I hope that is clear. It is a complicated story.
@@dina113east Thank you. I can’t imagine how heartbreaking this whole case was.
@@dina113east So the people she's hugging on the pictures are the half black siblings she grew up with and not the biological ones, right?
I'm asking because I didn't see the story on Netflix and kind of got confused when she told Tamron about her siblings in New Orleans and then pictures black people were shown, along with a pictureof white people. It made it seem like she was hugging her newly found black siblings from New Orleans.
@@moonsyoungestsun6550 That's right. She was stolen by Stella, who was the mother of the biracial children. So, she thought that Stella's children were her half-siblings when in fact they were not related at all. When Stella revealed the truth to Theresa about her true family, Theresa then found her biological siblings in New Orleans. Theresa then found she was of Italian ethnicity and not French like Stella. All the facts of how she was stolen have not been revealed, so much of this strange story is not known.
While we're here
Tamera looks so different too
What's up with her hair
If you are Italian!
This dose not makes sense...the story
I am Italian
How is your mother Italian
How where you live & your mother grew up???
Italians in New Orleans
Italians have a rich history in New Orleans. The majority of Italian immigrants were from Sicily.
Well, immigration will have folks in unexpected places.
How else would the muffaletta originate in New Orleans? ;)
My spouse is from LA. She found an Ancestry surprise...her grandmother is half Italian (thought only French/Acadian). Newfound relatives are Sicilian. Grandma was born and grew up in...New Orleans.
if this is fiction ok, but if claim to be non fiction , fools are born every second , people hat reality and grab on to bull crap.
I feel badly for you seeing how closed minded you are. Your missing out on your own natural abilities of gut instincts.
He tells the media how fakes and evil he is by playing people’s emotions and the demons not souls he connect with
Was Tyler adopted?
No, his mom was (kind of). The woman she thought was her biological mother essentially stole her from her real mom when she was a baby. She recently found out the truth.
@@TXGirlinVA I don't have Netflix, so I didn't see the entire special. Did they elaborate on who the mom killed and if she's still alive?
He’s fake everyone knows it
One could say you are too! You just never know the road ppl have walked.
I just don’t believe that!
Nah, only those who want to believe he’s fake will believe it.
I believe everything he says!! Do we all know that you’re fake? No one has the right to judge another person!!
Each of us has a gift from God but who you use for and the channel you tune into is where that gift becomes questionable
Just because you don't believe in his ability does not make him fake!!
Italians did not land in the south of USA!
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Sicilians.
People DO move from state to state.
Of course they did. Italians are in every state of the US. There are Italian populations in Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and to name a few. They
went there for jobs. I have met Italians from Colorado, Iowa and many other states. The Northeastern states Connecticut, NY, NJ, Massachusetts, Rhode Island have a large Italian population. Actually, 20% of the population of Connecticut is of Italian heritage. NY, NJ, Pa. each have 17% Italian population. By the way Louisiana has a huge Italian community, You need to read a book on the immigration of the Italian people.
I met many Italians living in Florida.
You're so right, Lena Fires. There's never been a single person of Italian descent landing in a single southern state anywhere in the U.S. ever, in history. You got it all figured out. Hats off to you, dear genius. You should be hired to rewrite our history books.
No...
I was open too you!
I do know Italians are Not in New Orleans
Italians came off the boat Newfoundland
Took train too Toronto
& Ended up in New York
After war
They did not end up in
New Orleans darling
I am Italian my dad fr The North
My mom south central
My family general
No one has family in New Orleans...
There are alot of Italians in N.O. WTF are you talking about????
There is no "one" immigration story. Our European (and non-European) ancestors arrived in waves, and there are thousands of stories never told. Also, some Northern Italians likely came up through the Alps into France before heading to points unknown. Once in North America, they went wherever opportunity beckoned.
So because you say so no Italians in New Orleans? Duh!
Now you ‘’ know’’ you do not know everything 🤔
Not one fact that you stated is correct. Just because you do not have family in the South doesn't mean Italians didn't immigrate to the South. Italians arrived in NY, and other states including Louisiana and even California. Approximately six million Italians came to the US from the late 1860's to 1915. Most of Italian Americans, like myself trace our ancestors from the 1870's to the 1890's and beyond. Some immigration continued till 1915. The immigration you are speaking of was a smaller immigration that started after WWII. Two different periods of immigration from Italy.