BURIED ALIVE 3/4

[22poopoo]

She should have a band or tattoo explaining her disorder

[P6Satan]

7:00... what a stupid and blind woman... how can she not believe in premature burial, it happend many times, its been proven, and some people have done it for money (injected some kind of drug to paralyse the body) and the people doing it were nurses themselves so how can she say it never happend. She deserves a slap

[PunkHippie1971]

6:55 "I don't believe it's ever happened at all".. WTF? It almost happened to that woman twice.

[RachaelnCharlie]

HOLY HELL, SHE'S TOUCHING THAT THING!!!!!

[COMEDYonREVIEW]

She is such a coffin dodger! :]

[8Ho03EdONl1liL]

"The second time..." Wow, that poor woman!

[GooglFascists]

I don't care what the funeral guy says. If a person is dug up and found

on their stomach with their skeletal hands gripping hair they tore from

their own head, THEY WERE BURIED ALIVE.

This was the case of a woman my grandmother knew when her remains

were moved to a different location.

[mrmojorisin291278]

Poor woman i would wake up and go fucking mental if it happened to me twice surely to be alive she would have had to be breathing to some level an her heart would have had to be beating even if slowly it's pure incompotence.

[Suppressingfire]

THE 2ND TIME??? wtf TWICE??? 0_0

[Zhyperos]

8:04 this hand is quite Floppeeh

[black4pienus]

5:00 omg that hair!

[sownindishonor15]

Well at least they embalm you BEFORE burial nowadays!

[xellosalina1]

@sownindishonor15 oh lord just think if they got cremated. thats horrible too

[halfhumanhalfzombie]

8:21 this part about the last breath made me feel a bit uneasy.

[Tyannalyn]

@halfhumanhalfzombie LOL

[Tonithenightowl]

If you have this condition one would wear a bracelet that will speak for you like with ppl that are allergic to certain meds do. Being that it was the second time for this poor lady I'm sure her family knew of the condition and when contacted about her demise would have spoken up. There's a few holes in this story but then that's entertainment.

[karrotperry]

I can't believe this medical examiner she seems so close-minded! Shame on her! Anything is possible even in the current medical world even today! There are so many health problems that affect people that it's possible that someone could be "pronounced dead" especially, due to a "coma like" health problem...just saying!

[thebread9]

I cant believe she touched that body... i wouldnt do that for 1000 bucks

[black4pienus]

@thebread9 well, it's her work....

[ewd76]

Waking up in a morgue with dead bodies>being buried alive

anybody disagree?

[ewd76]

Being in a morgue with dead bodies>being buried alive

[reinadegrillos]

He is creepy!

[aliyu123]

If you're a Muslim like me you're screwed. We bury people the day after...

[strakha0]

@aliyu123 Ever thought of converting? ;)

[aliyu123]

@strakha0 I love my religion and what's meant to be will be. Period.

[ursie1986]

When that lady actually dies, pretty sure her relatives will find it even harder to come to terms with it.

[everardoacosta]

dont they here you breathing or check your palse or somthing shit your still alive how stupid were these doctors.........

[janice268268]

Poor Snow White Princess..

[jStevieO]

'M,McCall ,Shankill Parish ,Graveyard ,Lurgan ,Co,Armagh ....robbed by grave robbers {ressurection -men } the night of her burial ...!!revived !! walked home ...on her gravestone to this day ...lived once ..buried twice .+_ 1790s' .fact not fiction !

[ihateteddddyx]

my aunt's nose was bleeding even though she was in the coffin o.o now that i think of it im thinking wierd.

[100things2do]

oh man thats crazzzy!! that lady is a c@nt for saying things like that dont happen, or have ever happend!!Come on !!!

[piratequeen11]

I can't help but wonder if this guy is in denial.

[silentfades]

GhostWatching thank you for posting this series

I just subscribed

[ltuomela]

.54 that is his story and he is stickin to it..wtf ever man..scratch marks are scratch marks bottomline...ohh by the way i have been pronounced dead myself all but a tag on my toe so this still happens..this was a year ago..and this gal 2 times! i mean come on wtf...bad luck there..sheeeesh...she goes:all i know they are dead,im not..lol..

[Elewyn]

makes a good case for cremation huh?

[ltuomela]

@Elewyn right...whew..man thats a picture i didn't need..

[PaHsia]

There's a simple way to prevent premature burial - organ donation.

Mind you, that doesn't prevent the premature declaration of death, but one would hope that the doctor removing your heart would notice it was still being used.

[Xrosder]

In my last will I will write that they would burrie me whit an ipod...And a sandwich whit some poison...Just in case...

[jesselovelyred]

but before buring the person dont they suppose to take the brain out and everything or in those times they just put them in the ground?

[aaa333ify]

I hate in movies where the main charcter sees that their friend isn't moving, and just assumes they are dead.

[technopath100]

I DONT SEE HOW CORROSIVE ACIDS CAN CAUSE SCRATCH LIKE MARKS ON THE LID BESIDES IF IT HAPPENED TO THESE PEOPLE THEN ITS BOUND TO OF HAPPENED TO OTHER PEOPLE WHO DIDNT LIVE TO TELL THE TALE CHANCES ARE IT HAPPENED TO OUR LOVED ONES AND COULD HAPPEN TO US. WHAT A GREAT WORLD WE LIVE IN...

[fluffballnicci]

Doctors were not always very well trained. 17th century... Sick a bird mask on and wwwwwwaaay hay! you're ready to cure the black plaque so i wouldnt say being burried alive has NEVER happened!

[oliviaisgod]

Catalepsy and Cataplexy are two different conditions...stupid show....but they both has being linked to premature burials..

[AntagonisticApathy]

eeewww!!! she's touching it without gloves!!!!!

[desertegle811]

they should make a button in side a coffin if you wake up you can press it and coffin will open

[anuragchoubey]

@desertegle811 Infact coffins were made to escape such situation in early 18th century, coffins with air inlet coming out of the ground with a rope attached to bell outside of coffin so dat person cud ring it, were indeed made . SEARCH NET AND U WILL GET D PICS

[mkzone13]

@desertegle811 The problem is the six feet of dirt pressing down on the coffin lid.

[pvsg1990]

@desertegle811 AND HOW WERE YOU GOING TO GET OUT UNDER 6 FEET UNDERGROUND THATS ANOTHER PROBLEM.

[pvsg1990]

@desertegle811 AND HOW WERE YOU GOING TO GET OUT UNDER 6 FEET UNDERGROUND THATS ANOTHER PROBLEM. BY THE WAY NOW IN DAYS THEY BURIED YOU IN A HOLE MADE BY CEMENT AND ON TOP OF THE COFEN A PIECE OF WOOD AND THEN MORE CEMENT IM TELLIG YOU BECAUSE I SAW IT PERSONALY WHEN THEY BURIED SOMEBODY.

[MissMascaraD]

Poor lady ! :'c

[jpmcruiser95]

that dude at the beginning scares the hell outta me.

[hunkalov]

@jpmcruiser95 Same here :O

[theshow2k8]

@deamonpoo

Actually i used to believe that as well but it's from boxing.

[theshow2k8]

The guy at the beginning is full of shit.

What about the hair being pulled out and the loss of finger nails as well as wooden particles under the remaining fingernails.

Also how would he expain the people that have been dug up alive around the world.

[AceofDlamonds]

@theshow2k8

he's not talking about all cases.....

[jayblob716]

can you imagine sitting in that comma for the second time? "......oh not this shit again! come on!"

[krisish00d]

Actually it comes from London during the Middle Ages. A guard was accused of sleeping on the job, which was punishable by death. He was spared because he remembered how many times the church bell rang at midnight or something like that.

[AlicelnWonderIand]

2 times?  :O

[PhantomSephiroth]

Don't be scared people. Today you can't get beried alive thanks to enbauming.

[theshow2k8]

@PhantomSephiroth

still ways of not be embalmed though

[PrincessAlice1462]

the phrase 'saved by the bell' has to do with people in coffins back then that had a string tied to their fingers that had a bell and if the bell rings that means your alive and the people get you out, but they only have the bell for a little while.

[gezkah]

jeepers, twice? Friends and family should have been more aware

[DocBrewster]

sounds like catalepsy is related to the fight or response - but instead a sleep response occurs (sleep in response to stress is common so may be related to that too.)

[davotheframer]

what the good man neglects to mention though, is some coffins were opened up shortly after the burial, therefore before decomposition could set in; fingernails were missing & bloodied-scratches on the wood on the interior of the lid.

[amymichellestone]

The toenails at 2:33 really grossed me out! No offense, dead guy, but they did.

[bonnieblue1122]

maybe this is why we used to have WAKES

[canadablonde23]

If I were her, I would tattoo to my chest: "PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY"

or "CHECK AGAIN" on my wrist...

lol

[Nerpha]

@canadablonde23 how about a card that reads I aint dead.

[Tyannalyn]

@canadablonde23 LOL

[TheAndroidNerd]

@canadablonde23 i agree, but not to freak u out but there are actually certain rare drugs that if ingested will make a person go into a very very very deep coma to the point where their heart will only beat like every 10min....one of the more reliable ways to see if a person is alive is to check for brain wave activity, checking beta , alpha, theta waves... :)

[repelghosts]

I am in the medical field...in rebuttal to a few comments down below....Speaking to that end, how would you know if a cadaver had awakened anyway?

Six feet in the ground,wherever....

come on now.Think...do thyet escape and appear from the ground?One may never know...any day...any age.

[davotheframer]

They know 'persons' (before they officially became a cadaver, at any rate) were buried alive, because of various circumstances that called for a coffin to be disinterred & opened; some of these circumstances include: removal to a new burial ground, graverobbers & sometimes family members having visions, dreams or a strong sense that their loved one, may not have been that quite ready for eternal rest.

Fingernails torn out, horrified facial expressions & splintered wood..suggest there life still

[shadow1967000]

What does she mean " people won't be buried alive in this day and age"?? We are watching these stories on here where it HAS happened. It's totally possible. Rare but possible.

[Moonlight62189]

That poor lady it happened to her twice.

[Mirry57]

The second time!?! I'd have thought the shock would have killed her!

[moonshinegrrl]

My brother in laws brother was pronounced dead and spent the night in the morgue, when the funeral home came to get his body the person checking the toe tag happened to tickle his foot a little which caused him to jerk. They got him upstairs in a room pretty quick. His insurance was charged with a morgue gown and morgue services.

[aunuscus]

first they look in your hart and your brains then the let you drain low then they cut in you and then tree days.there,s now way in hell that you can be burried alive

[stuporstar]

to 'aunuscus' - you can take comfort that only the 'hart' needs to be checked in your case.

[theshow2k8]

@aunuscus

There are conditions that can shut down brain and heart activity so there is no real way of finding out if someone is dead or not until they start to decompose

[kewlmomto5]

OMG! Its the same as the "fainting goats!"

[NotMyIntention]

haha! they're so cute  xD

[Macysdad2]

ok. I cant believe this last woman (Dr.) she said that it never happens and doubts that it ever happened. BS. I know to many doctors to have faith in their "infallibility". Most are to lazy to even bother to try to properly diagnose a problem.

[gaiushelen9]

Ive managed a trauma operating theatre for 15 years,and nursed for 34. The medico-legal aspects surrounding the death of any patient in hospital ensures that misdiagnosis cannot occur, Ive never heard of a case of a patient resuscitating in all these years, and neither has any other health professional Ive ever spoken to. I cannot comment on GP practice, but ask people to be reasured that doctors are NOT too lazy to make correct diagnosis

[Macysdad2]

Not saying YOU are lazy ( I dont know you), however i have spent my whole life listening to doctors. My grandmother had lukemia (sp?) they couldnt do any thing. My father had Parkinsons that they only managed to make worse and ruined what "life" he had. My son had spent the first 2 years of his life with 90% hearing loss because our f-n doctor wouldnt listen to us. we went to another doctor with same rusults " no hes ok" finaly we managed to fix it. but now hes 2 yrs behind**to be continued**

[Macysdad2]

** continue** Doctors know what they know and if they dont know it it doesnt exist. Im an in engineering and I could tell that my sons hearing wasn't "normal" but doc. says no its ok and Im not bothering to look any further. then theres my issues. i fine more success in common logic an herbal remedys than any F-n doctor has ever offered me with his synthetic drug (that have the minor side effect of brain damage or death). Sure trama is different but all are seriously lacking. **continue**

[Macysdad2]

**continue** er did ok resetting my leg it works, can still feel it and it hurts 30 years later but it functions. All in all I put no more faith in my doc than I do in our worthless government. When I die i want them to rupture my heart!

My tirade done, I do want to say thank you for doing your best to help people. Please flex your mind and look other places if "traditional" doctors throw their hands up and give up. I grew up virtualy fatherless due to arrogance and ignorance.

[Eponaceae]

you'd think she'd keep a piece of paper on her that mentioned she's likely to drop into a trance and look dead, and "please don't put me in the freezer". Surely.

[bacardibreezer7]

It happened to her TWICE??? Holy fuck.

[SsuzyhomemakerR]

oh lol. Watch the whole video :P

[SsuzyhomemakerR]

My GOD what happened to this woman to have her be in a "trance" so much so that she pronounced dead?!?!

[Luka78nl]

Narcolepsy cataplexy.