If my post came across as me thinking the audio was genuine, that wasn't my intention.  As I stated in my post:

Whether this story and recording are ever proven true, it still has had an impact on me in a way unlike any other.

I know this story and audio haven't been proven to be true, but I also know when I listened to the audio it has caused me to be more determined to share Jesus with others.  Hell isn't a place I think about.  My mind is on Heaven.  But this audio has ripped back the curtain on the stark reality that people are there now, and they are without any hope of the Lord saving them from that horrid place.  We probably all know someone who is there now.  I do, and I think about this person everyday since she died last year.  I tried, prayed for her, pleaded with her to accept Jesus, but she wouldn't.  She followed the new age beliefs.  Finally, I gave up, and I shouldn't have.   So, whether any website says this is a hoax, it doesn't matter to me.  I believe what the Bible says about hell, and there are people going there everyday because they have rejected Jesus.  Because of this audio-whether it's real or not-I have a determination to never let there be another Fran again in my life.  I will never give up on someone ever again because what I've heard and felt in the Spirit when I listened to it.

I appreciate Kay making sure people know once more this audio hasn't been proven the real thing.  But that doesn't matter.  Websites like snopes.com or truthorfiction.com probably can't prove Heaven is real or people actually have had real, tangible encounters with the Lord either.

If this audio causes you to be more determined to win souls to Christ, then it has a divine purpose that is being accomplished.

God bless you all and thanks for letting me clear things up regarding my post.