Can you imagine being buried TWICE? 😱🪦 At first sight, this sounds unbelievable, but there is a REAL story that will give you goosebumps! 🫢😨 It happened to a woman named Marjorie McCool back in 1️⃣7️⃣0️⃣5️⃣, in Ireland! 🧐🤫 While the family thought she wasn’t alive, the woman was actually in a DEEP COMA! 😳🤯 You had better sit down before I share the full story in this article! 👇
In 1705, in Ireland, an extraordinary and almost unbelievable event occurred. Marjorie McCool, the wife of Dr. John McCool, fell gravely ill and passed away. Suspected to have died from a fever, Marjorie was quickly buried.
Not long before her death, her husband had gifted her a beautiful ring, and he felt it was wrong to part with it by burying it with her. In an attempt to remove it, John found that her fingers had swollen too much, making it impossible to take off the jewel. So, in the end, the ring was left on her finger, and she was buried with it.
That very night, thieves ventured into the cemetery. They began digging up graves, and easily unearthed Marjorie’s fresh tomb. The thieves tried to retrieve the ring, but realizing they couldn’t get it off, they decided to cut her finger to remove it. That’s when the incredible happened.
As soon as the thieves made the incision, Marjorie suddenly sprang to life, sitting up and screaming. She had not been dead but in a deep coma, and she awoke just as the thieves were trying to rob her. The fate of the thieves remains unknown, but it’s safe to say they were terrified.
Marjorie, now alive, climbed out of her grave and made her way home. When she reached the door, she knocked. Her husband, John, who had just buried her, heard the knock and believed he was imagining things—he even told his children it sounded just like their mother. But how could it be? She had been buried.
When John opened the door, he was stunned to see Marjorie standing before him, blood dripping from her finger, wearing the same burial clothes she had been buried in. The shock was so overwhelming that it caused him to collapse from a heart attack.
John McCool was soon buried, in the very coffin intended for his wife. As for Marjorie, she went on to live a full life. She remarried and had more children, living many years beyond this miraculous event.
Her second grave rests in the same cemetery in Shankill, Lurgan, Ireland. The tombstone remains intact, with the inscription “Once lived, twice buried” serving as a reminder of her extraordinary story. Surprisingly, this event is not just folklore but a verified historical occurrence.
