Todd Bentley Resurrection Overdose

A quick testimony. It just happened. We're still in the hospital. We're at the Houston Medical Center. My brother, 26 years old, overdosed on heroin, was pronounced dead on arrival. D-O-A. We played tonight's meeting on our cell phone, and his body, we started praying, he was just raised from the dead in the Houston Medical Center.

Resurrection from the dead! Died of heroin overdose, watched the broadcast live, and we just had a confirmed resurrection of the dead after a 26-year-old boy died of a heroin overdose, pronounced D-O-A, dead on arrival.

And we just got to search down this story, but we're getting it in right now. It's happening.

Houston Medical Center, how may I help you?

Yes, do you guys have a public relations department that interfaces with the media?

If we have a phone number I could transfer you to. Could you hold on one second? Absolutely, thank you.

How can I help you? Yeah, my name is Chris Rosebro, and I am with a media outlet called Pirate Christian Radio. And I am calling because a Christian evangelist is claiming that at your facility that a 26-year-old man who overdosed on heroin actually resurrected from the dead at your facility yesterday.

Which facility? We're the umbrella of the Texas Medical Center, but we're not a hospital organization, so we would not have been in our actual offices.

Well, actually, that's part of the story. I'm trying to track this down. And the claim is that there was no intervention on the part of the doctors, that what caused the fellow to raise from the dead was that somebody played the live stream of this revivalist's service last night for the dead man.

And while it was being played, he actually rose from the grave. Not because of medical intervention, but because they were playing the live stream from this fellow's meeting. And so I'm trying to track down any verification.

Is there anyone buzzing about the great resurrection that took place in one of your facilities yesterday?

We have like 20 different hospitals down here in the same area. You're not sure which place he was at? No.

Where this reportedly happened? Yeah. So he posted something on his Facebook. And it just says that we're at Houston Medical Center. That's all it says, Houston Medical Center.

And that's just a broad term for the entire area, but that's not a specific location. Let me put you on hold. I have not heard anything about this. Let me just put you on a brief hold to see if maybe there's somebody else I can put you in touch with that may have more information.

I appreciate that. Thank you. As of now, maybe it's too soon. We just have not heard anything about that.

Don't you think that's kind of a big deal if someone actually just on their own rose from the grave while watching a video feed on a smartphone?

Absolutely, I do. But we just haven't heard anything like that.

Yeah, you'd think if that happened, I mean, everybody in your facility would be buzzing about it, you know?

Right, right. Yes, definitely.

Todd Bentley has just announced that he has hired a special team of investigators to track down the man who miraculously resurrected from the dead. This is the same team that was hired back in 1994 by none other than O .J. Simpson to find his wife's real killer.

Todd Bentley has assured us that more information regarding this resurrection will soon follow. More news at 9.