I believe the most delayed successful resuscitation after clinical death is something like 90 minutes. But the victim first fell through ice into freezing pond, she then was able To breath in a trapped air pocket for 30 minutes until she was thoroughly and compketely hypothermic, before Experiencing clinical death by drowning, which filled her lungs with ice cold water and further chilled her already hypothermic blood.
This is not the sort of condition that would likely have been available in 1st century "holy" land to retard the ischemic damage to the brain of the maglomaniacal failed carpenter.
This is not the sort of condition that would likely have been available in 1st century "holy" land to retard the ischemic damage to the brain of the maglomaniacal failed carpenter.
