Buried Alive: Man Freed From Brazil Grave

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Disturbing Video footage has emerged of a buried man being dragged out of a grave after a mourner realised he was still alive when she heard him struggling to get free. Footage obtained by Brazil's Record TV appears to show paramedics and emergency services scraping dirt of the man's body before pulling him out of a grave, which was partly filled with earth, in the Ferraz de Vasconcelos area of Sao Paulo. 

The woman is understood to have made the discovery while visiting the grave of a relative about a week ago. It remains unclear as to how he ended up in the grave, but reports suggest he may have been attacked and then dumped there.

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Buried Alive, Girl Crawls out of Grave

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A teenage girl was forced to dig her way out of a grave after being raped and buried alive in Pakistan. The 13-year-old was taken from her village while taking Koran lessons, then taken to an isolated area, sexually assaulted and buried because her captors assumed that the attack had killed her. However, she managed to climb out of the muddy tomb and flagged two pedestrians down. 

The girl's father, Siddique Mughal, told authorities that his daughter had been kidnapped, but claims that they refused to do anything. After the girl was taken to receive medical attention, authorities were ordered to arrest the assailants by the Lahore High Court Chief Justice’s Complaint Cell immediately.

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Millions of Facebook and Twitter users urged to leave instructions to manage their accounts beyond the Grave

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Millions of Facebook and Twitter users are being urged to leave instructions to manage their social media accounts from beyond the grave Social media users warned to prepare for digital afterlife.

A new Digital Legacy Guide from SagaLegal.co.uk has been made available, containing advice on how people can ensure their online accounts expire when they do. The guide covers everything from social media accounts to online logins for sites such as Amazon, Google, professional directories, supermarket voucher schemes and music and film sites. 

People with a significant online presence could find friends and family receiving sombre and unnecessary reminders of a recent death, for example, via poorly-timed social media birthday notifications. More importantly, unplanned digital legacies could pose potentially harmful security issues. Any digital legacy should contain a financial element, as direct debits will continue to leave a bank account until it is frozen by the provision of a death certificate.

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