The family of Clairvius Narcisse had watched him die. His sister, Angelina, stood over his bed and cried. They watched his coffin be lowered into the ground in a cemetery in Haiti. They placed a heavy stone marker over his grave. They moved on with their lives for almost two decades. But 18 years after her brother died, Angelina was approached by a familiar man in the market. He gave her his name: Clairvius Narcisse. He was back from the dead and the story he would give rivals any modern zombie movie out today.
