The Mandeville Mummy
Feb 15th, 2010 | Category: News & Features | 3:49She resides at Lyn's Funeral Home in Mandeville, Jamaica. She has no pulse, no breath, and no thoughts, yet she educates the public about the craft of embalming a human body. Calvin Lyn tells the story of a woman who was left behind for over a decade, but given an educational purpose.
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