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Teen buried alive heard screaming and banging on her coffin, relatives rush to help
Fox News Latino ^
| August 25, 2015
| Fox News Latino
Posted on 08/31/2015 3:52:33 AM PDT by WhiskeyX
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To: WhiskeyX
I was more focused on the “16-year-old wife” aspect of the story. They marry ‘em young in Honduras, apparently.
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posted on
08/31/2015 5:22:23 AM PDT
by
IronJack
To: WhiskeyX
Pérez's mother, María Gutiérrez, blames the local doctors for rushing to sign her death certificate. “The doctors declared her dead but everybody else around me kept telling me she wasn't,” she said, as quoted by the Daily Mail. “She didn't look like she had died.” Ambulance chaser to aisle one....
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posted on
08/31/2015 5:31:38 AM PDT
by
ROCKLOBSTER
(Celebrate "Republican Freed the Slaves" month.)
To: wardaddy
Dem be what chu call “ dead ringers”, mon
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posted on
08/31/2015 5:34:08 AM PDT
by
silverleaf
(Age takes a toll: Please have exact change)
To: IronJack
People can marry young in the United States.
They just have to convince both their parents and a state judge that they are mature enough.
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posted on
08/31/2015 5:35:08 AM PDT
by
MrEdd
(Heck? Geewhiz Cripes, thats the place where people who don't believe in Gosh think they aint going.)
To: Celtic Conservative
That's a dead ringer!
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posted on
08/31/2015 6:01:55 AM PDT
by
4yearlurker
(Studies show that some people say experts agree!)
To: wardaddy
That was a common practice in Victorian England along with paid "Body Guards" and tall spiked fences around the cemeteries.
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posted on
08/31/2015 6:04:37 AM PDT
by
4yearlurker
(Studies show that some people say experts agree!)
To: ROCKLOBSTER
“She didn’t look like she had died.”
She kept getting up to get a snack
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posted on
08/31/2015 6:05:08 AM PDT
by
AppyPappy
(If you really want to irritate someone, point out something obvious they are trying hard to ignore.)
To: 4yearlurker
I find the origins of words and phrases infinitely fascinating. most people don’t pay attention to where language comes from. If they did they would be both amused and enlightened.
CC
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posted on
08/31/2015 6:33:13 AM PDT
by
Celtic Conservative
(Sufficient unto the day are the troubles therof)
To: SauronOfMordor
The US practice of embalming tends to ensure that the subject is thoroughly dead before burial
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Embalming was invented during the civil war.
Some were buried alive here in the U.S, too, before that happened- and some afterwards when the practice died out some years after the war.
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posted on
08/31/2015 6:49:04 AM PDT
by
patriot08
(NATIVE TEXAN (girl type))
To: laconic
In this case it sounds like premature burial after premature marriage.
To: WhiskeyX
What would you do with an authoritarian medical system’s doctors who buried one of your family members alive?
It would not be pretty in my very large family.
To: WhiskeyX
How about a couple of these!
To: Celtic Conservative
I am the same way. Look up the history of “eye of the needle”.
To: Celtic Conservative
I find the origins of words and phrases infinitely fascinating You may already know this one, but...
If you trace the origin of the name Cerberus back you will discover that Hades, the god of the underworld, named his hell-hound Spot.
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posted on
09/01/2015 2:08:26 PM PDT
by
laotzu
To: WhiskeyX
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posted on
09/01/2015 2:10:47 PM PDT
by
TADSLOS
(A Ted Cruz Happy Warrior! GO TED!)
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