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Pitbull wrote:


Good afternoon guys! 
I'll be hosting today!

Recently I fell down the weird and dark side of youtube (and the internet) where I read about La Pascualita . A manniquin from a bridal shop in Mexico. Allegedly the manniquin is believed to be the shop owners daughter, who passed away after being bit by a poisonous spider - on her wedding day.

It's said that her (The mannequin) eyes follow people around, as if she was alive. It has also been noted that she appears to look a bit "too" realistic, especially her hands and fingers.

I'll insert a few pictures.

What do you think of this? Do you find it intriguing? Does this remind you of something you've heard? 
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Date: 21-08-2019 13:55
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ughh this reminds me of that russian man who dug up corpses of young girls and then made dolls out of them + he put in a music box in them as well so they would sing to him 
Date: 21-08-2019 13:59
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Pitbull wrote:
Eis wrote:
ughh this reminds me of that russian man who dug up corpses of young girls and then made dolls out of them + he put in a music box in them as well so they would sing to him 
I was about to mention Rosalia Lombardo! The little child, different doctor though.

Also: 

 If I remember correctly (I'll dig up an article on this later) there was a doctor, who actually mummified a young patient, who passed away. He fancied her quite a bit, but I do admit that mummifying a corpse...is a bit too much.
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Date: 21-08-2019 14:03 | Times changed: 1
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Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
ughh this reminds me of that russian man who dug up corpses of young girls and then made dolls out of them + he put in a music box in them as well so they would sing to him 
I was about to mention Rosalia Lombardo! The little child, different doctor though.

Also: 

 If I remember correctly (I'll dig up an article on this later) there was a doctor, who actually mummified a young patient, who passed away. He fancied her quite a bit, but I do admit that mummifying a corpse...is a bit too much.
i rarely get grossed out by morbid stuff but the mummifying of corpses is something that makes me stomach turn kjhvB!
Date: 21-08-2019 14:07
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Pitbull wrote:
Eis wrote:
Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
ughh this reminds me of that russian man who dug up corpses of young girls and then made dolls out of them + he put in a music box in them as well so they would sing to him 
I was about to mention Rosalia Lombardo! The little child, different doctor though.

Also: 

 If I remember correctly (I'll dig up an article on this later) there was a doctor, who actually mummified a young patient, who passed away. He fancied her quite a bit, but I do admit that mummifying a corpse...is a bit too much.
i rarely get grossed out by morbid stuff but the mummifying of corpses is something that makes me stomach turn kjhvB!
ReallY? How come?

- It was Carl Tanzler who mummified and lived with one of his patients - Elena "Helen" Millagro, who dies of tuberculosis!

Odd fellow
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Date: 21-08-2019 14:09
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Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
Escobar wrote:
I was about to mention Rosalia Lombardo! The little child, different doctor though.

Also: 

 If I remember correctly (I'll dig up an article on this later) there was a doctor, who actually mummified a young patient, who passed away. He fancied her quite a bit, but I do admit that mummifying a corpse...is a bit too much.
i rarely get grossed out by morbid stuff but the mummifying of corpses is something that makes me stomach turn kjhvB!
ReallY? How come?

- It was Carl Tanzler who mummified and lived with one of his patients - Elena "Helen" Millagro, who dies of tuberculosis!

Odd fellow
idk just the thought of some1 being dead and then some1 keeps them "alive" in a sense if u get what i mean?? it's just so gross and horrible 
Date: 21-08-2019 14:17
Pitbull
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Pitbull wrote:
Eis wrote:
Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
i rarely get grossed out by morbid stuff but the mummifying of corpses is something that makes me stomach turn kjhvB!
ReallY? How come?

- It was Carl Tanzler who mummified and lived with one of his patients - Elena "Helen" Millagro, who dies of tuberculosis!

Odd fellow
idk just the thought of some1 being dead and then some1 keeps them "alive" in a sense if u get what i mean?? it's just so gross and horrible 
I understand.
Why do you think that someone chooses to "keep them alive" ? 
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Date: 21-08-2019 14:19 | Times changed: 1
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Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
Escobar wrote:
ReallY? How come?

- It was Carl Tanzler who mummified and lived with one of his patients - Elena "Helen" Millagro, who dies of tuberculosis!

Odd fellow
idk just the thought of some1 being dead and then some1 keeps them "alive" in a sense if u get what i mean?? it's just so gross and horrible 
I understand.
Why do you think that someone chooses to "keep them aflive" ? 
i would say it's because they have emotional problems, mainly stemming from their parents
like some trauma etc
Date: 21-08-2019 14:22
Pitbull
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Pitbull wrote:
Eis wrote:
Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
idk just the thought of some1 being dead and then some1 keeps them "alive" in a sense if u get what i mean?? it's just so gross and horrible 
I understand.
Why do you think that someone chooses to "keep them aflive" ? 
i would say it's because they have emotional problems, mainly stemming from their parents
like some trauma etc
True.
Carl Tanzler was put in prison - do you think that the family ever moved on? 
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Date: 21-08-2019 14:26
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Escobar wrote:
Eis wrote:
Escobar wrote:
I understand.
Why do you think that someone chooses to "keep them aflive" ? 
i would say it's because they have emotional problems, mainly stemming from their parents
like some trauma etc
True.
Carl Tanzler was put in prison - do you think that the family ever moved on? 
no family can ever move on from something like that, tbh :/ i feel really bad for the family
Date: 21-08-2019 14:27
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Pitbull wrote:
A little something about Carl Tanzler
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Date: 21-08-2019 14:34
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Rochellette wrote:
Wow I just saw this,  I'm Mexican and here La Pascualita is so Famous is a legend but is just a mannequin it's not real but surely is scary to see how good work the creator made because it looks so real. I love scary things o things that people said are haunted and here we have a lot of haunting stories and places to visit, even tours  of scary places.
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Date: 22-08-2019 08:34
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Now i'm scared. I hate this kind of things.
Date: 22-08-2019 08:37
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Rochellette wrote:
Escobar wrote:
A little something about Carl Tanzler

Omg! What a crazy man
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Date: 22-08-2019 08:44
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