[Xploit Machine]

A 15-year-old Guatemalan girl sat up in the coffin at her own funeral hours after being declared dead. Yuleidy Ixcotoyac had collapsed in front of her father in a car eight hours ago. Video from her wake shows the girl dressed in a pink shift suddenly sitting up and talking as her family members yell "hallelujah". Yuleidy was being driven to a medical centre by her father, Abraham Ixcotoyac, when she passed out in the car on Saturday (October 10) morning. He immediately stopped and checked her pulse and breathing. Abraham, who is an evangelical pastor, claims he found no activity and declared her dead. However, Yuleidy's death was not confirmed by a doctor since she wasn't assessed by one, the father said. No official death certificate was issued either. The family was informed of the girl's supposed death, and a coffin was purchased. The wake was scheduled for 2:30 pm the same day. Mourners gathered at the family's home in El Jocote.

‘I kept saying she was alive,’ says the mother

The girl's mother said she noticed movement inside the coffin and insisted multiple times that her daughter wasn't dead. Later, the unexpected happened. "When I was crying on top of her casket, we opened the window, and she was moving, she was waking up, and suddenly she sat up," she told local media. People watched in shock as the girl sat up and was helped out of the coffin. Video of the dramatic incident quickly spread online. Yuleidy called her awakening a "miracle" and thanked God and her parents for being alive. Recalling the moments in the car, she said, "My heart started hurting really badly; it felt heavy, and then I blacked out, like I fainted." The father says he was convinced that her daughter was no more, saying she "had simply ceased to exist; she died on the way". He added, "She was no longer breathing, and I couldn’t feel her pulse on her wrists."

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Originally Posted by Xploit Machine ↗

Abraham, who is an evangelical pastor, claims he found no activity and declared her dead. However, Yuleidy's death was not confirmed by a doctor since she wasn't assessed by one, the father said.[/url]

Leave it to the professionals next time

[Bleed]

Eight hours from 'death' to funeral is a bit suss.

[yah]

I'm wondering if this was all a promotional stunt/fake healing.

Evangelical pastor could go to prison for the case of his daughter’s alleged resurrection

A 15-year-old girl who was taken for dead, placed in a coffin and taken to a wake opened her eyes hours later and sat inside the coffin. The episode, which went viral for a video, occurred in Sacapulas, department of Quiché, in Guatemala, and led to an investigation by the Public Ministry against his father, the evangelical pastor Abraham Ixcotoyac.

The case raises a central question for the authorities: who decided to consider the young woman, Yuleidy Ixcotoyac, deceive if there was never a medical document that certified it.

What does the father count

According to the pastor himself, he believed that his daughter had died while moving her to a hospital. Instead of continuing to the care facility, he got a coffin and asked a funeral home to take the teenager to his home inside the coffin.

Ixcotoyac acknowledged that he did not have a death certificate officially proving death. It was later, during the wake, that the young woman was seen alive, which generated shock among those present.

The pastor said a divine revelation led him to move his daughter to a temple to watch over her. The family also justified their actions in their poor academic preparation and in the ignorance of the legal procedures to confirm a death.

The research

The Public Prosecutor’s Office opened an investigation to clarify what happened and determine if there was negligence, simulation of death, breach of legal proceedings or other irregularities.

According to journalist Alejandro Esquite, of Noti7, the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) indicated that the case could be prosecuted, because the corresponding protocol was not complied with: the young woman never reached a morgue or completed the procedure to certify the death.

Authorities also assess the adolescent’s health to establish if she had any diseases that explain what happened. Studies of your heart and brain are contemplated. Early examinations indicate that you are healthy.

In addition, the testimonies collected present inconsistencies that must be analyzed during the process.

Prison for the pastor?

Different versions mention sentences of up to five years in prison for behavior related to the simulation of facts, and between five and six years if scam or fraud is configured. However, these figures depend on the crime that the authorities ultimately determine and the participation of each person involved.

For now, no specific accusation has been filed and there is no conviction against the pastor, his daughter or other persons. There is also no official conclusion that the pastor deliberately faked the death of the young woman or organized an alleged resurrection.

Doubts on social media

The dissemination of videos of the episode on cell phones and social networks generated debate and skepticism among users about the circumstances in which the alleged death occurred. Meanwhile, the proceedings continue to establish how confusion stemmed from the child’s status and whether the actions of those involved could lead to criminal liability.

[jennyt]

Imagine fainting from dehydration and then your dumbass dad puts you in a coffin

[kellyhound]

"GOD WILL BE MY LAWYER AND WILL SUPPORT ME": PASTOR ABRAHAM IXCOTOYAC DEFENDS HIS DECISIONS DURING THE INVESTIGATION.

Pastor Abraham Ixcotoyac spoke out about the events that have caused a stir in Sacapulas, Quiché, and assured that his decisions were guided by his religious convictions and what he considers to be God's will.

During his statements, the religious leader stated that he maintains his faith in what happened, which he described as a situation that, from his perspective, does not have a simple explanation.

He also argued that resorting exclusively to medical procedures may have interfered, according to his interpretation, with a spiritual purpose.

"I am doing everything according to God's will and God is supporting me," Ixcotoyac said, who expressed confidence in his faith while facing the questioning related to the case.

Being a Pastor in a very rural community means he could play for God or thinks he's close with God and the rest will believe that being uneducated. It's almost he wanted to get rid of the girl.

[CatBatMan]

The embalmer did a shitty job, I know that much.

[MrFlibble]

In my day we shot zombies in the head