Mortuary attendant faints after 'dead' 92 year old woman wakes up screaming

A 92-year-old woman who had been declared dead suddenly woke up screaming inside a freezing mortuary.
Prosecutors in Germany have charged a doctor with negligent bodily harm after he mistook the woman for dead.

The 53-year-old doctor pronounced the seriously ill woman dead in March after a care worker found her without a pulse and not breathing at a retirement home.Her body was taken to the Munstermann funeral parlour in Berlin where it was placed in a refrigerated room.
But just hours later a worker at the funeral home heard shrieks coming from inside the room.
When staff went to investigate they pulled the body out of the refrigerator and found the woman alive.

According to Uk Mirror, the stunned employee fainted when he unzipped the mortuary bag and found the woman staring back.
Tragically the woman died two days later in hospital from heart disease unrelated to the incident.

The doctor is due to appear in Gelsenkirchen Magistrates' Court to face charges of negligence.

Rat faces death by crucifixion after eating $100

This rat ate the better part of a $100 dollar note, rendering it useless. The angry owner of the cash made his judgement when he caught the rat, tortured and crucified it. We might not blame the rat, it doesn't know how much a dollar costs in Nigeria at the moment...lol

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