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Walter Williams of Mississippi was pronounced dead a few weeks back and transported to a funeral home for embalming. While laying on a prep table inside the funeral home, something strange happened: the body bag moved.
According to Holmes County, MS, coroner Dexter Howard, “We got him into the embalming room and we noticed his legs beginning to move, like kicking. He also began to do a little breathing. I was in shock.”
An ambulance was called and when paramedics discovered he had a heartbeat, they transported him to the Holmes County Hospital and Clinics. Williams’ health gradually improved and he was released a few days later.
However, Williams’ evasion of death was short lived, as the grim reaper called his number for real late last week.
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“They came and got him again around 4:15 a.m.,” Williams’ nephew, Eddie Hester said. “I think he’s gone this time.”
The coroner, who pronounced Williams dead the first time confirmed that he is in fact deceased this 2nd time around, due to natural causes.
When asked what the Williams case taught him, coroner Howard replied: “That miracles can happen. Every case I do is a learning experience.”
“It was a two-week miracle for me, and I enjoyed every minute of it, and my family did too,” Hester said.
Walter Williams was 78.
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When asked what the Williams case taught him, coroner Howard replied: "That miracles can happen. Every case I do is a learning experience."
No doubt.