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SABC, South Africa
Aug. 18, 2004
www.sabcnews.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 8383 • Posted: Wednesday August 18, 2004  

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Nico Foulds, a Free State undertaker, has threatened to open a human rights abuse case with police because of what he says is exposure to drama for keeping the body of the late Paul Meintjies.

The Hertzogville undertaker has kept Meitjies’s body for more than 50 days at his mortuary following a prediction by David Francis, a Durban based prophet, that he would rise from the dead.

Foulds has given the family of Meintjies notice to remove his body today. He says the family still owes him R12 000.

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