Death blunder draws lawsuit
The parents of a man wrongly declared dead say Franklin County owes them.
After body bag, life goes on
Two years after Larry D. Green was found breathing inside a plastic body bag at the Franklin County morgue, he remains hospitalized with the possibility that he might never fully recover.
Boss backs Franklin examiner
In the case of a man wrongly declared dead, state's chief examiner plans no review.
Back from the dead, man's struggles continue
Larry Darnell Green, the Franklin County man sent alive in a body bag to a morgue, fluttered his eyes Tuesday, giving his parents hope that he might recover from a car strike that almost killed him and from paramedics' mistakes that left him for dea
Pronounced alive
It's apparent from the frightful death-to-life saga of Larry D. Green that North Carolina badly needs a standard for medical workers to determine when a person has died.
Death declaration report completed
A report about the Franklin County investigation of emergency response to an accident in which a man was wrongly pronounced dead was delivered to the county manager Friday.
Death can't be uncertain
No one, the Bible states, knows the day or hour that death will come. Right on.
Probe ends today in wrongly declared death
A Franklin County investigation into a man wrongfully pronounced dead will end today.
Family angry but relieved at events
Larry D. Green moved his feet and hands Wednesday, less than two days after he was presumed dead and sent to the Franklin County morgue.
Man wrongly declared dead
A Franklin man is hit by a car, declared dead and found to be breathing about two hours later.
Inquiry opened in death error
Four paramedics on leave with pay in Franklin County incident.
