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Tragic to Magic

A True Story of Love Surviving Death

A feature documentary now entering production

Three mothers. Three sons. One movement of love beyond loss.

When tragedy shattered their worlds, signs from their sons opened a doorway between life and death.
What began as heartbreak became evidence — that consciousness endures, and that love is the bridge.

Their Loss Broke Us. Their Love Awoke Us.

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National Television Coverage

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The story that drew national attention

Tragic to Magic follows three mothers — Amber, Amy, and Sarah — whose sons, Jagger, McKellar, and Elijah, died by overdose, suicide, and unsolved murder.

Their stories unfold against a national crisis of youth mortality — and reveal a different kind of survival: connection beyond the veil.

Through raw diaries, expert insights, and unexplainable signs, the film explores how grief can awaken extraordinary gifts — and how love, even after death, continues to heal.

This proof-of-concept teaser was created from early conversations to show the heart of the film.

First Came the Loss. Then Came the Messages.

This movement began with three mothers searching for proof that love never dies — and discovering evidence that consciousness does not end.

Today, thousands of families around the world report similar experiences.

Watch the teaser for Tragic to Magic — and help us bring this message of healing, science, and spirit into the world.

Tragic to Magic is currently in development.
This fund supports independent production as we seek a director and production partner.

Currently raising funds to support independent production.

Three young lives that changed everything.

ELIJAH STEWART

Elijah was the best friend to many, modest and gentle of heart. His radiance shown through as he was always smiling and laughing. Our gentle giant.

JAGGER DIEM

A helper, a lover of animals, the baby whisperer - Jagger brought love and laughter to every situation. He has made his presence known since the day he passed - with his unique Jagger swagger.

MCKELLAR COX

McKellar loved without limitations. He stood up for what he believed in and not what was popular, always protecting the “underdog.” Because he knew what it was like to suffer with his own mental health, he readily held space for others who were suffering.

During the making of the film, we began hearing shared themes across many stories.
Signs 101 emerged from listening.

Explore Signs 101

For press and production inquiries:
info@tragic-to-magic.com

Their loss broke us. Their love awoke us.