French woman ruled dead in 2017 fights to be declared alive

Jeanne Pouchain, 58, says she lives in constant fear, not daring to leave her house in the village of Saint Joseph, in the Loire region.
Jeanne Pouchain (Courtesy of Pierre-Jean Pouchain via AP)

Jeanne Pouchain (Courtesy of Pierre-Jean Pouchain via AP)

Mon, 18 Jan, 2021 - 21:15
Elaine Ganley, Associated Press

A French woman has been trying for three years to prove she is alive after being declared dead amid a legal dispute in 2017.

Jeanne Pouchain, 58, says she lives in constant fear, not daring to leave her house in the village of Saint Joseph, in the Loire region.

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