The year is 1962 in Haiti. Clairvius Narcisse didn't want to give up his part of his family land. So his brothers sold him to a Voodoo bok0r, a spiritual sorcerer in voodoo culture. Soon after he died, the bokur dug him up and performed a spell on him to make him the walking dead. He worked on a sugar plantation until his master died in 1964. So Clairvius traveled all over Haiti and one day he recognized his sister in a market. She didn't recognize him, but he told her events about his childhood that only his family would know. This marked him as one of the only documented cases of a zombie in Voodoo culture. Clairvius describing being treated by a bokor as if underwater. And he remembers the blanket being pulled over his head after the medical examiner declared him dead.
Andrew Hanawalt
www.abc.net.au. Zombie, by Karl S. Kruszeinicki. Retrieved April 24
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