Elderly Woman Dies After Being Struck by a Flying Plywood Sign in New York

Photo: CBS2 At around 9:44 a.m., police responded to a call regarding an “unconscious” woman lying in the middle of a walkway. When emergency responders arrived on the scene, they discovered Ji “unconscious” and “unresponsive,” NYPD says. Ji’s death remains under investigation. Robert Cheng, the managing director of Kam Kee Realty Inc. did not immediately respond to PEOLPE’s request for comment. The company allegedly alreadyhas a number of open violationsat the site, theNew York Postreported.

Elderly Woman Found Alive Inside Coffin at Her Own Wake Is Now Dead

coffin.Photo:Getty Getty A 76-year-old woman who was declared dead at an Ecuadorian hospital and laterfound alive in her coffinat her wake is now dead. Bella Montoya, a retired nurse, died after spending a week in intensive care, according to her son, Gilbert Barberán, theAssociated Pressreports. She passed away Friday night from an ischemic stroke, Ecuador’s Ministry of Public Health said in astatement. Montoya was brought to the hospital June 9 after suffering cardiopulmonary arrest and a possible stroke, according to theAssociated Press.

Elderly Woman Who Went Viral for Her 'I Need More Beer' Sign During Lockdown Dies

Photo: KDKA The Pennsylvania senior woman whose “I Need More Beer!” signwent virallast year, has died. Veronesi went viral on social media in April 2020 when she was photographed from a window holding up a can of beer in on hand and her dry-erase board in the other, which read “I Need More Beer!!” Coors Light “Olive Veronesi from Seminole, PA is doing her part to stay home and stay safe,“KDKAwrote in the caption of the photograph posted to theirFacebookpage.

Elderly Woman's Pet Cat Saves Her by Alerting Neighbors After She Fell Down a Ravine

Photo: Bodmin Police A U.K. woman is safe and sound after falling into a ravine thanks to her pet cat. Officers were searching for the 83-year-old womanafter she’d gone missingnear her home on Saturday, according to a Facebook post from the Bodmin Police. One of her neighbors noticed that the elderly woman’s cat, named Piran, was persistently meowing, trying to bring attention to the corner of a large maize field near the woman’s home.

Eleanor Matsuura Assumed Her 'Walking Dead' Character Would Be Killed Off Every Time the Show Called

Photo: Josh Stringer/AMCEleanor Matsuura expected the worst whenever she got a call about herWalking Deadcharacter.In an interview withInsider, Matsuura said she assumed she was getting the news that her character, Yumiko, was being killed off every time she had a scheduled call with showrunner Angela Kang.“I answer the phone, just going, ‘Am I dead? Is it now? Is that why you’re calling?” Matsuura said. “I don’t say hello or anything.“And Matsuura’s fear was certainly justified.