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Larry Donnell Green was walking along U.S. Highway 401 north of Louisburg on Jan. 24, 2005, when he was hit by a car. Paramedics responding to the accident declared Green dead, although they didn't thoroughly examine him.
Green was zipped into a body bag and sent to the county morgue, where the coroner later saw him breathing. Two paramedics lost their state credentials after the incident but were later given the opportunity to regain some of those credentials.
A North Carolina court has again turned back a negligence lawsuit over a man mistakenly declared dead in 2005 when he was struck by a vehicle, zipped into a body bag and taken to a morgue.
Larry Donnell Green was mistakenly declared dead five years ago. Since then, he's been bed-ridden and can barely talk.
Larry Donnell Green was mistakenly declared dead more than four years ago. Since then, he's been bed-ridden and can barely talk.
More than four years after a Franklin County man was mistakenly declared dead in a traffic accident and sent to the morgue in a body bag, his family has reached a $1 million legal settlement against the county and two paramedics.
Almost three years after a Franklin County man was mistakenly declared dead in a traffic accident and sent to the morgue in a body bag, his family has filed a lawsuit against the county and several paramedics.
The family of a Franklin County man who was mistakenly sent to the morgue in a body bag two years ago is working on filing a lawsuit in the case.
A Franklin County man continues his slow recovery two years after he was mistakenly sent to the morgue in a body bag after being hit by a car.
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