I call BS

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I doubt it, once someone is dead, thats the end of it.

You have no idea how many times this does actually happen. Later, QD.

[Maniaç]

You have no idea how many times this does actually happen. Later, QD.

Well, since you're the greatest Ghost hunter in the world, I guess I should take your word. And just agree...


Seriously though, once someone has died. I mean, after a certain amont of time, how is it possiable for somone to come back from the dead? Just doesn't seem real, maybe in some made up world called IA.

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Seriously though, once someone has died. I mean, after a certain amont of time, how is it possiable for somone to come back from the dead? Just doesn't seem real, maybe in some made up world called IA.

There have been countless incidences where people have been mis-pronounced as dead only to just be in such a state of shock or comatose, that they are awakened by the knife that cuts into them. Later, QD/

[Maniaç]

There have been countless incidences where people have been mis-pronounced as dead only to just be in such a state of shock or comatose, that they are awakened by the knife that cuts into them. Later, QD/

Well, after re-reading the link. I can kinda see this happening, only if the person wasn't really that seriously hurt or had serious wounds. But what I was talking about is, if someone had been dead for a good amount of time, itw wouldn't be possiable.

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someone had been dead for a good amount of time, itw wouldn't be possiable.

Well of course not. But in general, autopsies are performed within hours of death in order to as close to correctly identify the COD. Later, QD.

[Maniaç]

Well of course not. But in general, autopsies are performed within hours of death in order to as close to correctly identify the COD. Later, QD.

Im sure someone can tell the "cause of death" as soon as someone gets there within the hour, just by looking at their condition. But when it comes to drugs and rare forms of death, I guess this is where your post would come into play.

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Im sure someone can tell the "cause of death" as soon as someone gets there within the hour, just by looking at their condition. But when it comes to drugs and rare forms of death, I guess this is where your post would come into play.

There are many more CODs that have to be officially "looked into" than just drugs and rare forms of death. There can be signs of blunt force trauma that wasn't the cause. There are all kinds of internal injuries that can happen to a person to cause death. Failed kidney. Punctured lung. Just to name a few. A lot of asphyxiation cases need to be looked into as to the exact way they died from no oxygen. Later, QD.

[Julio]

You have no idea how many times this does actually happen. Later, QD.

You know what, call me crazy.. But I heard a few stories of shit like this...

freaky....