74-Year-Old Woman Found Breathing at Funeral Home After Pronouncement of Death
An elderly woman who was pronounced dead at the hospital has been revived after being taken to the funeral home. According to reports, a funeral home worker noticed that the 74-year-old man was breathing and gave him life support. He was pronounced dead two hours before the incident.
'The doctor has seen him in the last seven days and the doctor is ready to sign the death certificate and that there was nothing suspicious at the time of death - everything passes.' as a sheriff's chief deputy in Lancaster County.
The DailyMail also shared an Instagram video of the sheriff's office providing information about the case. 'Constance Glantz, 74, was pronounced dead at the hospital and transported to a funeral home in Nebraska,' the office wrote.
'A worker placed him on a table to begin preparing the body when they discovered he was still breathing. Workers began CPR on Glantz before he was transported to a local hospital. The sheriff's office said no criminal intent was established at the nursing home, but the investigation is ongoing, the release added.
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The post caused people to share various comments. One person wrote: 'That's why old graves had clocks next to the tombstones hanging over the coffin.'
Another added:'What the hell?! At this time?
A third chimed in, 'How could that even happen?'
'At this time we have not been able to find criminal intent at the nursing home, but the investigation is ongoing,' said Deputy Chief Ben Houchin, 'I'm sure the nursing home and everybody else is looking at what happened and I'm sure they're going to look at whether new protocols are needed and are they all being followed'
