Rare revival cases

Birth and death is one of the things that people cannot grasp. The rare resurrection in the history below will surprise you when some people may come back from the dead.

Rare revival cases in history

1. Maguire's revival case

After 30 minutes of hopeless competition, doctors at Mater Hospital (Ireland) sadly announced they could not save Freddie Maguire. His wife and children were able to cry all the tears when the morgue let go of the cloth and put the bad man into the ark. Unexpectedly right when the lid of the coffin was about to collapse, the white hand of the dead man flipped out and stopped.

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Luckily, the miracle was not a dream: after walking out of the morgue, the 47-year-old Maguire, who lived in the northern city of Dublin, recovered unusually quickly. Before the strange incident, the Irish media gave him the name ' Jesus Christ '.

Mr. Maguire suffered a severe heart attack amid treatment for another illness at Mater Hospital. After more than half an hour of wrestling with death, the doctors declared it was time for the family to take care of the afterlife.

Information is quickly informed to all relatives. The funeral procedures proceeded. Maguire herself has not been able to go through the shock and still wandering in the hospital corridor.

'At that moment, my niece rushed to announce:' You are still alive '. I could not believe that it was true until I saw with my own eyes that the breathing was heaving back in the chest of his grandfather ' - the widow' missed 'recalled. ' Just for a moment to keep up, we could lose him forever.'

2. The revival of George Rodonaia

In 1976, an old Soviet doctor named George Rodonaia had a car accident, was declared dead and put in the morgue of the hospital. It was not until 3 days after people carried out an autopsy, the incision in the stomach discovered that there were still signs of life.

When he woke up, George Rodonaia clearly remembers the terrifying ' death ' period: 'Covering me is a dark darkness. I then remembered a famous quote from Descartes philosopher: 'I think that I still exist'. That is when I understand that I am still alive '.

3. Allison Burchell died twice wrong

50 years ago, Australian 21-year-old Allison Burchell, who had narcolepsy-cataplexy (paralyzed during sleep) was declared dead for the first time and registered "ho khau" in the morgue. Waking up in a dreamy state, she made one technician almost . lose her heart when she whispered thanks to him taking him to the hospital.

Later, Burchell was 'twice wrong ' again, both times were lucky to be revived.

4. The revival of George Hayward

A Victorian boy named George Hayward was stunned by a tree on his farm while working on the farm. In an infected wound, Hayward was killed before proceeding to burial.

When the ghosts finished, the two doctors decided to re-examine the corpse - see if this guy died from an infection. The knife had not yet touched, Hayward had opened his eyes and made everyone around him be horrified. Later, Mr. George Hayward's grandfather came to age 84.

5. The mother "loses her heart" when her son returns from the dead

The news of lightning struck a 58-year-old mother in Greater Manchester on Tuesday (October 30) when the city funeral home called for a message: her 39-year-old son Tommy Dennison was found on Upper Brook Road. in Rusholme, a short distance from Urmston area where the family is living.

Tommy, who had a history of mental illness , left home separately from October 12.

The family and some social workers reported finding people everywhere, until October 15, someone discovered a man in the slum neighborhood of Rusholme, according to his identity. It's Dennison.

Listening to the phone, Mrs. Partington was still calm enough to convince the announcer: Is it true that the corpse carries different signs like her son's, a scar on her head left after the brain surgery, on one side Foot ulcers ulcers - and the answer is: correct.

The mother "lost heart" when the son returned from the dead.(Illustration)

Without a doubt, the mother left her with her ex-husband - Tommy's father came to the house to confirm his son.'I opened the lid of the coffin, looked at his face, held it up and could only cry for the ill-fated child' - Mrs. Partington recalls.

'Even he can't say it's not Tommy'.

After 40 minutes of tragic crying, the cremation ritual was carried out immediately. It was the evening of Tuesday, October 30.

Until Wednesday afternoon October 31 - meaning less than a day later, Mrs. Partington suddenly received another unexpected call, this time from the police.

They said, as her mother, she had to go to the Nottingham police station to bail out her son Tommy Dennison - who had been arrested and locked up for a "search" a few days earlier.

'I shouted in the phone:' You're crazy. Tommy is dead. ' And so they hooked me up to talk to 'son'.

It is true that Tommy's voice is unmistakable. He said ' Did you bury your child?' - 'Yes, son. My mother made me a very good see-off ceremony. '-' You invited both the Christian pastor and the national flag, right? A funeral that smells Scottish mother '.

Mrs. Partington couldn't say anything more. She herself was exhausted because she was puzzled, because she was mistaken to identify the only son because she had to give birth.

' Maybe they are twins. Perhaps the deceased is the baby born with Tommy that I never knew.

That's the only explanation I can give at this time. I cannot deny any of the two - who have been resting in a grave or who are still in custody - not my son Tommy. '

The top detectives in England have entered. The initial investigation results showed that the " dead Tommy" also lived in Manchester city with an older sister. His father lives in Irelan.