People Who Were Actually Buried Alive

My grandmother knew a person who got buried alive . Few hours after burial , he woke up in grave and screamed for help. No one heard him except one man, but he thought he was hallucinating . At the end he decided to tell the family of the buried person that something was screaming from his grave . They rushed to dig up the grave but , it was too late . They found him sitting in one corner of grave ,dead. And on walls of grave ( which were made from wood) there were many marks from nails because that guy scratched the walls to try to escape.

I was buried alive for 4 minutes when I was 14. I dug a hole in the side of a hill & it caved in on me. I could not inhale for 4 minutes. No matter how bad you think it is...... it's a 100 times worse. I still have the newspaper article laminated to prove it.

me: rolls over to get more comfortable everyone at my funeral: excuse me wha-

I got fired from my job because I kept asking my customers whether they would prefer Smoking or Non-smoking. Apparently, the correct terms are Cremation and Burial.

Don’t know which one is worse: 1. Burning to death 2. Drowning 3. Buried alive

My friend’s dad told me a really creepy story. One of his associates is a mortician, and he had fetched this recently deceased old lady from a nursing home. He had her on the table and was about to make the incision in her neck to drain the blood when she sat up straight. Turns out she wasn’t dead!!! She definitely couldn’t have woken at a better time or she’d had really died from being embalmed ALIVE…

Now the idea of zombies makes a whole lot more sense.

When I was four, my car plunged into mud and it started sinking. Luckily, my dad pulled me and my brother out of the car, before we copletely sank, but after that, I'm so, so afraid of being drowned in sand or mud.

My Great Grandfather had this happen to him when he was 80 years old. No bell but a worker heard him screaming.

I remember reading a story on a news website about a woman who had been buried alive. She'd been knocked out by her fiance who then tied her up and gagged her, then stuffed her into a cardboard box and buried it in the woods. She was lucky and managed to escape by using her engagement ring to cut the bonds and also because the grave was quite shallow.

I learnt about this in school.. scary studies never leave you 😅

I actually have epilepsy, 6 years ago I died to death at the hospital from from seizures I was having.... Thank God they weren't so fast to put my body In the ground. Poor lady... Epilepsy's no joke and if anyone know an epileptic give them support and love because it's necessary..

Being buried alive is one of my worst fears.

I have taphephobia, which stems from claustrophobia specifically towards spaces so small I'm unable to move or leave, such as crawling through thin vents. But I'm watching this video and others to push away that fear by being prepared

The title of this video should be: "NO TIME TO DIE!!

Would be terrified but also be like: so does this make me a main character of a movie that defys all laws of nature?

This channel is so fun to watch at 3:00 am

Me: In a coma Nurse: Watching me Me: Flips the pillow to the cold side Nurse: w-h-a-t

Faking my own death would be a good way to make sure AOT S2 themesong is played at my funeral

Haven't watched an infographic video In while, they've changed so much.