The Miracle of Jean Hilliard

This is medically impossible. In 1980, a 19-year-old woman named Jean Hilliard

skidded her car off an icy road in rural Minnesota. She tried to walk for help,

but she collapsed in the snow just 15 feet from a neighbor's door. She lay there for

six hours in 22-degree-below-zero weather. When they found her the next morning, she was frozen solid.

Literally solid. Her body was so stiff they couldn't bend her arms to fit her in the car,

so they had to load her diagonally. When doctors tried to give her an IV, the needles broke

against her skin because her flesh was like frozen meat. Her heart had stopped.

Her eyes were frozen wide open and didn't react to light. She was dead. But then,