I never met Wolf Pasakarnis. But he changed my life. 

While filming this documentary, I’ve gotten to walk where Wolf walked. I’ve been able to see him through the eyes of his beloved friends who adored him. And I’ve been privileged to witness the unconditional and never-ending love that his parents still feel for him. And through Suzanne Giesemann, I’ve come to know Wolf and have seen the power of his magnificent spirit. It has been a beautiful ride.

By the way, I met Suzanne through our son Dakota who transitioned in 2021 and introduced us to Suzanne. But THAT is another incredible story. For later.

Another fascinating part of this film, to me, is watching Suzanne and her husband Ty tell their story. Suzannne went from a tough-as-nails Navy Commander with absolutely NO belief system to one of the most respected evidential mediums in the world. THAT is a story in itself. And it’s in this documentary.

In getting to know Wolf, I have discovered a very complicated young man. He was often misunderstood, was diagnosed as mentally ill and had a hard time functioning in this world because he was, as he told Suzanne, “tethered to the other side” and he couldn’t stop the flow. 

His story has changed the way I live my life and has forever changed the way I see the afterlife. I hope it does that for anyone who watches this amazing story. 

I hope we can all see that death of the physical body is inevitable, but it’s also a beautiful return home.

That’s what Wolf would want you to know. And believe.