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The Lancet zombi cases (FI, WD and MM)
又稱: Littlewood and Douyon cases
In 1997 a British anthropologist-psychiatrist and a Haitian physician published the only clinical study of people identified in Haiti as zombis. They examined three individuals whose families said they had died and been buried years earlier. All three had psychiatric or neurological conditions, and genetic testing showed that at least two were strangers taken in by bereaved families. The paper remains the main medical evidence that the living zombi is a social diagnosis applied to vulnerable, wandering people.12
最早紀錄
1997
Published by Roland Littlewood and Chavannes Douyon in The Lancet, 1997起源
Haitian
海地成因
其他
Families attributed each case to sorcery; the investigators diagnosed mental illness, brain damage and learning disability, with mistaken identity in two cases.如何變成它
Each had died young after a short illness, been buried, and was 'recognised' by relatives years later.
移動方式
蹣跚
One was noticed walking through a market in a detached, shambling manner.它最早出現在什麼時候?
Published by Roland Littlewood and Chavannes Douyon in The Lancet, 1997
田野筆記
資料來源怎麼說
你跑得贏它嗎?
速度等級依據資料來源的描述(蹣跚),不是實際測量。
The Lancet zombi cases (FI, WD and MM) 大約3公里/小時
你,走路 大約5公里/小時
你,慢跑 大約10公里/小時
全力衝刺的健康成人 大約24公里/小時
騎得飛快的單車騎士 大約37公里/小時
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