Security guard James was on his usual night shift at a hospital when something unusual occurred. While monitoring the CCTV cameras in the mortuary, he noticed something that made his heart race—a body on one of the slabs appeared to move.

At first, James thought it might be a trick of the camera or a figment of his imagination, but the movement happened again. Unsure of what to do, James called the police, who initially thought it might be a prank.

However, when they arrived, they witnessed the extraordinary sight for themselves: the woman, who had been declared dead hours earlier, emitted a faint noise.

A doctor was summoned to examine the situation, and he too was perplexed. How could someone be alive when they had been pronounced dead? After conducting several tests, the doctor discovered that the woman was in a state of catalepsy—a rare condition where the body becomes so still that it mimics death. Her vital signs were so faint that even experienced medical professionals had been deceived.

James couldn’t shake the thought of how narrowly the woman had avoided being buried alive. The police, initially skeptical, left the hospital in awe of the extraordinary event they had witnessed.

This incident highlighted that, despite modern technology and medical advancements, there are still mysteries about life and death that we don’t fully understand.