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- In 1705, Marge McCall died of fever in Ireland and was buried quickly, but grave robbers attempted to steal her ring.
- When grave robbers tried to cut off her finger to take the ring, Marge awoke from a coma and screamed.
- Marge returned home to her husband John McCall, who died of a heart attack upon seeing her, and she later lived for many more years.
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In 1705, in Ireland, Marge McCall died of fever and was buried as quickly as possible to prevent the spread of the disease. Hmm, vents. She was placed in a coffin with an expensive ring, which her husband was unable to remove due to swelling. This was discovered by grave robbers who dig up graves and salvage jewelry from bodies.
That same evening, while the earth was still soft, the thieves dug up the grave and removed the coffin, but unable to remove the ring, they decided to cut off her finger. As soon as the nippers closed and the finger fell to the ground, the woman awoke from the coma she had fallen into. During the day, she sat up in her coffin and screamed loudly for the entire cemetery to hear.
Where the thieves had gone, remained a mystery. Marge re-managed to escape from the coffin, and the woman went home. John McCall, her husband, was home with the children when he heard a knock on the door. The man listened and said to the children, What do I do to I? He langed right aboard a mother who was still alive. I'd swear that was her knocking.
Unlocking the door, he saw Marger in burial clothes, blood dripping from her finger. He clutched his heart and fell dead. He was buried a couple of days later in a coffin, vacated by his wife. She lived for many more years, remarried, and had children. When she died, she was buried in the same shenkel cemetery in Ireland. Her tombstone remains to this day.