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That's usually how it works. Unaliving is murder, re-aliving could launch a whole religion. 😁
“She wasn’t arrest, she’s just being held for identification.”
“You mean… The one you named?” >

Alright Greta, what's your name? >

Ya'll don't seem to understand how Germany works:
People were mistakenly declared dead offficially and it took them years to clarify it. Even though there was no doubt at all and people admitting the error.
Bureucracy, baby! Greta will sign here, here, here and *flippages* here. >

A friend of mine was declared dead here in the US a decade ago, it took him 4 years to be able to get an ID and get all his other stuff back in his name. >

A lady I worked with drove around for years with no plates or driver's license because the system listed her as dead and the local cops didn't want the headache of the paperwork.  Apparently it's way harder to "alive" someone than to "unalive" them.