Alf Pritchatt's seance through Leslie Flint with Betty Green and George Woods as interviewers contains Alf Pritchatt's account of his death in a World War battle and his descriptions of what happened to him in the afterlife. You will hear George Woods and Betty Green speaking. Leslie Flint sits quietly, although you will occasionally hear him cough or sniffle. Other than those three people, no other material body is in the room where the recording is being made.

The seance is divided into segments because the seance is over 50 minutes long. If, as you listen, you decide you would rather listen to the entire seance, you may link to the page that has the entire seance from any of the following pages.

These are the segments:

 

Alf Prichatt humbly introduces himself. (2:50)	Listen
Disillusioned with the church for not opposing war (3:06)	Listen
Strange occurrances at his death (8:52)	Listen
Soldier killed a month previous comes to greet him (5:42)	Listen
The environment in the afterlife (3:48)	Listen
His friend explains to him that he's dead. (3:14)	Listen
Told about the nature of the afterlife (23:21)	Listen
Someone he forgot about welcomes him and he settles into the afterlife. (9:34)	Listen