Kathy and George Lutz. Kathy died in August 17, 2004 because of smoking(CPOD), and George dies from an heart attach(MI) on May 8, 2006. Either admits they were hoaxers at their deaths. Ed Warren dies on August 23,2006 also staying true to his faith that demons are true. Lorraine, w/o a doubt, will also die with the same convictions. Anneliese Michel dies with her Faith the most ppl can’t..comprehend. Jason Miller, a Catholic, aka Father Karras, in the movie the Exorcist dies on May 13/2001. This is his experience in an interview during the making of the movie.
“Oh sh**. That reminds me. One night during "The Exorcist" -- after being on the set all day -- I go to my apartment. I’ve got a pet bird there but I can’t stand to lock it in it’s cage so I let the door open. And now the bird’s wings are spread out and nailed to the landing rod … like a crucifixion. The door’s locked…nobody has been in here.”
Bernadette Soubirous April 16, 1879. She still looks the same. Francisco and Jacinta Marto died in 1919 and 1920, and Lúcia Santos dies in Feb 13, 2005 keeping the Fatima riddle to her death.
I am sure that there is more well-known ppl. Please add to whoever that I have missed.
Arthur C Clark on fractals

Hmmm, cool information. Thanks P Jody

There are quite a few saints in the Catholic Church whose bodies are incorrputable.There is a website aboput this,but forgot the web address.
There are some right here in the United States.
St.John Neuman,Archbishop of Philadelphia, St.Katherine Drexel,foundress of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrement for Colored and Indians,also in Philadelphia, in their motherhouse chapel.She used the family millions to help the poor and needy,especially native americans and blacks
at a time when few concerned themselves about them. The sisters are just called Sisters of the Blessed Sacrement now.
St.Elizabeth Ann Seton,whose body rests at the motherhouse of the Daughters of Charity of St.Vincent De Paul in Emmitsburg,Maryland.
She established the Sisters of Charity here in the US. She was a widow and convert to the Catholic Faith.
St.Frances Cabrini,a italian nun who founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.Her body,I believe lies in the sisters chapel in New York City.

Henritte Delisle,founded the Sisters of the Holy Family in the 1840s or 50s in New Orleans.They were an early black community of nuns and still around.
not sure of her body's condition,but I seem to recall her cause for canonization is up before Rome and i believe also that of Mother Lange,foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence,another black community founded in 1809 also has her cause for possible sainthood befor Rome as well.

I forgot ,there is Blessed Marguerite D'Youville,foundress of the Grey Nuns ,Sisters of Charity in Canada,
and there maybe some some Canadian saints as well.
There is also in Attleboro,Mass. a shrine to the maryters of north America,most of whom were jesuit priests and missionaries to the native americans. There is also the body of Blessed tekewitha,who was a native american woman and a convert to the faith.

Thanks for the interesting post. I believe there has to be something very powerful & real to birth such convictions...

There are, the incorruptibles are pretty amazing. Some have been dead for hundreds of years.

Here's a youtube clip with some of them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7uPLx8PM8c