The Buried Alive

In the chilling year of 1902, Thomas Reed was declared dead. They buried him

swiftly, just as a fierce storm was brewing. The very next

morning, faint, desperate cries echoed from the cemetery grounds.

When the coffin was exhumed, a horrifying sight awaited. The lid bore

witness to broken nails and deep, frantic scratches. Inside, Thomas Reed's face

was contorted in a silent scream, a testament to his agonizing final moments.

A doctor later revealed Reed suffered from a rare condition, one that mimicked

death itself. He had woken, alive, in his grave, with no one