Jun 19, 2026 · 45 min · 14 segments
Billy, Joey, and Nick dive into a viral story about a young woman who awoke from a medically induced coma believing she had lived an entire life while unconscious—complete with a husband and triplets…
What do the scientists think- About what happened to that girl, the f- the French girl who woke up and claimed she had a whole family.
Um, and because I didn't do all the entirety of the homework, how long was she in a coma before waking up and asking the doctor where her family was?
That's...
See, I didn't look directly into her case per se as far as length.
I feel like it was...
Was it?...
I don't think it was even a long time, so hold on.
Um, let me see if I can pull that up.
I'm actually on it.
All right.
You're pulling that up?
I got it, yeah.
So you may be thinking of Sa- Soo, Sa-
Clélia.
Clélia.
Clélia Verdier?
Verdier.
Verdier.
Right.
A young woman from Lyon whose story went vile, viral in 2026, and obviously this is where I heard of it, and which was interesting.
So let me just brief everybody in.
According to the news report, she was in a medically induced coma, medically induced, for about three weeks.
When she woke up, she reportedly asked about her children because she believed she had lived through years of life during the coma, including become a mother to triplets.
She was shocked and distressed when doctors and family told her that none of those events had actually occurred.
What do the scientists think- About what happened to that girl, the f- the French girl who woke up and claimed she had a whole family.
Um, and because I didn't do all the entirety of the homework, how long was she in a coma before waking up and asking the doctor where her family was?
That's...
See, I didn't look directly into her case per se as far as length.
I feel like it was...
Was it?...
I don't think it was even a long time, so hold on.
Um, let me see if I can pull that up.
I'm actually on it.
All right.
You're pulling that up?
I got it, yeah.
So you may be thinking of Sa- Soo, Sa-
Clélia.
Clélia.
Clélia Verdier?
Verdier.
Verdier.
Right.
A young woman from Lyon whose story went vile, viral in 2026, and obviously this is where I heard of it, and which was interesting.
So let me just brief everybody in.
According to the news report, she was in a medically induced coma, medically induced, for about three weeks.
When she woke up, she reportedly asked about her children because she believed she had lived through years of life during the coma, including become a mother to triplets.
She was shocked and distressed when doctors and family told her that none of those events had actually occurred.
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