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Man Shows Up Alive At His Own Funeral 6
The family of 59-year-old Ademir Jorge Goncalves got a shocking but pleasant surprise at his funeral when Ademir showed up alive. Police and family misidentified the victim of a terrible car crash as Goncalves and as is customary in Brazil, the funeral was held the next day. In reality Goncalves had stayed at a friends house after drinking sugarcane liquor all night. "The corpse was badly disfigured, but dressed in similar clothing. People are afraid to look for very long when they identify bodies, and I think that is what happened in this case," said a police spokesman. I can't wait for this premise to be made into a reality show.
If this had happened here.... (Score:1)
Other than my wife being mad at me when I got back - understandably that is - I wonder how hard it would be to restore myself to the land of the living after being misidentified as being dead.
There'd be issues with drivers licenses, credit card,
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I'm pretty sure your wife would ensure you stayed very dead. Permanently dead. Extremely and terminally dead. Deader 'n a dead thing.
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But then again
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I don't know the answer, but I'm pretty sure that you'd find that there is abundant case law in your jurisdiction to address cases like this. There is nothing new about people disappearing for a while, either due to medical issues (say, sudden illness makes you unconscious when you're travelling ; you don't have ID on you ; your hotel doesn't post you as missing, they just sell your goods to cover your
First, they were like... (Score:1)
Then, they were like, *O*
Then, they were like, @!&#!#^%!!!!!!1111Uno