44 Seemingly Normal Photos That Hide Shocking Secrets Behind the Scenes
I live(d) about 5 miles from here growing up, I was around 4 when this happened, i was with my dad at the time and he remembers hearing the explosion.. my mom was actually on her way towards here (town center), but was still a mile or so away, pretty crazy how being 5 or 10 minute early / late could entirely change so many peoples’ lives! I knew one kid that died in it, he was about 16 at the time. I still see his mom around, she never got over it, she went shopping that day with him, he went to buy some new jeans in one store and she quickly ran to another store, she survived and he died instantly.. Really sad!
Four year old girl slipped to the bottom of the bed and was wedged between mattress and tucked in duvet. Police took a picture of the bedroom on the morning of her disappearance which shows the bulge in the duvet, but only discovered the body nine days later. It is something that has stuck with me – could she have been alive in this photo?
Smokin-Okie:
She wasn’t under her mattress though, she was in a small gap at the foot of her bed between the frame and the matress.
It’s really not as suspicious as it sounds, she had a very large bed either full or queen size canopy platform bed (which was unsuitable for any four year old, especially one with disabilities). It was so high from the floor that if Paulette fell out she would have been hurt and she moved a lot in her sleep, so her nannies would place two large body pillows under the covers with to keep her from rolling off. They created a little tunnel directly to the area at the foot of her bed where her body was found. Her bed was made by tightly tucking all the cover under her matress at the foot of her bed, when Paulette got wedged down there she was stuck in a pocket where she fell asleep sucking on her fingers and suffocated. Police did a recreation with a girl around Paulette’s size showing how easily she could have rolled into the space. They checked under her bed but because the matress was sitting on a platform they could not see her body. They brought in a dog to track her sent, they pulled the flat pink sheet (the one seen in the above photo laying over the pillows) off her bed and used it as a reference scent, the dog immediately lead its handler to Paulette’s bed but was redirected because they thought the dog was leading them to the source of the refrence scent. After her body was discovered they checked the sheet (which had been removed the morning she was discovered missing and kept in an evidence bag) they found a large urine stain in the same spot Paulette’s pubic region was and a smaller stain in the area her nose and mouth were, the same stains were found on the fitted sheet. Also, the corner blankets and the lower part of the matress where her head was resting were soaked in decomposition fluid. On the third day of the investigation the family were removed from the house, no one checked Paulette’s bedroom until the night she was discovered, when police entered the room they could smell her decomposing body. It was almost immediately annouced that Paulette’s death was a homicide, but after the initial autopsy and the discovery on the flat sheet removed the morning she was reported missing they asked the United States FBI to help conduct the investigation, 3 other Mexican investigating agencies joined in. 5 different agencies all came to the same conclusion: Paulette accidentally suffocated in her bed the night before she was reported missing and decomposed in that area without being moved.
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