Video Three men claiming to have visited hell talk to Hannity A chilling new episode of Sean Hannity's podcast features interviews with three men who claim they have been to hell. One guest describes a terrifying encounter with 12-foot-tall demons in a dungeon cell during the broadcast preview. Hannity encourages viewers to stream the upcoming episode on Spotify, Apple and YouTube tomorrow morning at 10a.m. ET.
Three men who say they visited hell are sharing chilling accounts of what they believe they encountered, sitting down with Fox News host Sean Hannity to describe their terrifying experiences with the afterlife.
"I had no idea how I got there, why. Nothing was explained until the way back," said Bill Wiese, author of "23 Minutes in Hell," on Tuesday's episode of the "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" podcast.
"But I was in this actual dungeon, and there were demons in this cell, reptilish in appearance, bumps and scales all over the one's body, huge jaw, sunken in eyes, claws about a foot long. And these particular two are about 12 or 13 feet tall," he recalled.
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Bill Wiese, left, Jim Woodford, center, and Steve Kang, right, shared their accounts of the afterlife after saying they saw hell through near-death experiences or visions. ("Hang Out with Sean Hannity"/Screengrab)
Wiese joined pilot Jim Woodford, author of "Heaven, an Unexpected Journey," and former Buddhist monk Steve Kang, now a pastor and author of "Eight Hours in Hell," for an exclusive conversation with Hannity about their accounts of the afterlife.
"I got up at three o'clock in the morning to get a glass of water and, suddenly, I was pulled out of my body... and I found myself falling through the air down this long tunnel, and I was getting hotter and hotter, and I landed on an actual stone floor in a prison cell in hell... a dungeon..." he said.
"I never asked for this. I've never gone to dark movies. I have never drank. I've never taken drugs, and I had never had a vision before."
After the experience, Wiese said he consulted Scripture, eager to learn whether it described what he said he had seen.
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Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity welcomed three men who say they have been to hell on the latest episode of his new podcast, "Hang Out with Sean Hannity." (FOX News Media)
"It doesn't matter if people believe my experience. I'm just a signpost to point them to the scriptures and by those be persuaded," he said.
"There's 132 verses in the Bible about hell. Jesus mentioned hell [in] 46 different verses, and because it's a message of warning. He's letting people know there really is a hell, and it's far worse than our minds can even conceive."
Woodford said his experience began after he took more than the prescribed amount of pain medication he was using to manage severe pain from Guillain-Barré syndrome. He said his previous ambivalence toward faith changed dramatically.
Woodford said he believed he was dying inside his truck one evening and called out for God's forgiveness, which he later credited with helping lead to his survival.
Woodford recalled being above his truck and traveling through what he described as a tunnel of light before arriving at a place of extraordinary beauty.
He said he then approached a chasm where he encountered a towering creature that appeared to emerge from what he believed was hell.
"It knew me," Woodford said of an alleged demon. "It said my name. ‘Jim, Jim, this is your time with us. Come to us, Jim. We have been waiting.’"
Terrified, Woodford said he cried out three words: "God help me."
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Woodford said Jesus spoke to him and told him to "go back" before he eventually regained consciousness in a hospital.
The former Buddhist monk was 19 when, after using marijuana that he said was laced with heroin, cocaine and PCP, he attempted suicide and underwent an eight-hour operation. Kang said he experienced what felt like an eternity in hell.
"Anything is better on earth," Kang said. "Any suffering on earth is better than the pain I felt in hell."
Kang said he awoke after the ordeal surrounded by Christian prayer warriors who had come to pray for him. He later converted to Christianity, became a pastor and said he has devoted his life to sharing his faith.
Though Wiese, Woodford and Kang described different circumstances surrounding their experiences, all three said they came away believing they had been given another chance at life for a reason and felt a responsibility to tell others about what they believe lies beyond.
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"Hannity" fans can watch or listen to the Fox News host's full conversation with Wiese, Woodford and Kang on iHeartRadio, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever they get their podcasts.
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Taylor Penley is an associate editor for Fox News Digital and contributor to FOX Business and Fox Nation who covers media, culture and Flash
