A cow falls on a man in Brazil by crashing through the roof. Unfortunately, the man dies by the immense weight of the cow. Thankfully his wife and the cow  survived the fall through the roof.

 The man, 45-year-old Joao Maria de Souza, was sleeping in his bed when the cow fell through the roof and landed on the leg of the Brazilian man. He was rushed to the hospital, and was declared to only have a broken leg. But the cow fall was too great for the human body to survive. The cow weighted a whopping 3,000 pounds and crashed down on the innocent man.

The man dies in his hospital bed from internal bleeding. Although most people blame the cow falling through the roof for the man's Souza's death, his family blames the hospital for not being timely enough. They claim they waited for his treatment so long that the doctors couldn't treat the man's internal bleeding.

The man's wife and the cow left the scene unharmed but tragically Joao Maria de Souza didn't make it through the ordeal.

"Being crushed by a cow in your bed is the last way you expect to leave this earth," de Souza's brother-in-law Carlos Correa told Brazil's Hoje em Dia newspaper. "But in my view it wasn't the cow that killed our Joao, it was the unacceptable time he spent waiting to be examined."

"I didn't bring my son up to be killed by a falling cow," de Souza's grieving mother Maria told Brazil's SuperCanal TV channel.

Strangely, this cow fall through the roof is not the first cow crashing through a roof in Caratinga, a hilly region in Southeast Brazil known for raising cattle and producing dairy products.

There have been two other incidences of cows falling through rooftops in Caratinga in recent years, according to the BBC.VID

In both cases, however, no one was killed.

In the first instance, the house was vacated when the bovine crashed through the ceiling.

In the second case, a small child and a baby were sleeping in close proximity to where the cow crashed through the ceiling. The children were not injured by the falling cow.