During the embalming process at a funeral home, an employee got startled when the hand of the body he was preparing suddenly touched him. Frightened, he rushed out of the room. Embalming involves sealing the body’s natural orifices—such as the mouth, nose, and ears—to prevent the release of fluids or gases during the wake. This procedure is part of thanatopraxy, a technique used to preserve the body and minimize unpleasant odors. According to specialists, involuntary movements can occur after de

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