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[Eternal Bell]

wtf

i just got chills

Really? Was that fucking necessary?

ssssssssssssssss

U ok?

hjnv

u kno damns well bowd' is a retard

[yummy]

kae' was tryna be funny fxcvvsvsvcfdxccxxvvvvvvvvvvvvvv

messy self

[Kaeli.]

Huh?

[Kaeli.]

wtf

i just got chills

Really? Was that fucking necessary?

wtf bow

[Eternal Bell]

lawd help us

they bof stupid

[Kaeli.]

[Barbie Dangerous]

kae' was tryna be funny fxcvvsvsvcfdxccxxvvvvvvvvvvvvvv

messy self

Thank you. The gorls are playing dumb.

[Barbie Dangerous]

wtf

i just got chills

Really? Was that fucking necessary?

wtf bow

ccccccccccvvv

[Nine]

Kaeli got dragged in here. wow wow.

[Rxxf]

She was found face-down.
She was repositioned after she was found.

Also, there's something known as "paradoxical undressing" when someone suffers from hypothermia.

[Whirlwind]

That's sad, she probably was trying to take off her clothes cause it got cold as hell and being she was under the influence,she didn't know how to react

[Rxxf]

That's sad, she probably was trying to take off her clothes cause it got cold as hell and being she was under the influence,she didn't know how to react

Something to that effect.

Paradoxical undressing is a term for a phenomenon frequently seen in cases of lethal hypothermia. Shortly before death, the person will remove all their clothes, as if they were burning up, when in fact they are freezing. Because of this, people who have frozen to death are often found naked and are misidentified as victims of a violent crime.

Why does this happen? According to M.A. Rothschild and V. Schneider, writing in the International Journal of Legal Medicine:

The reason for this paradoxical behavior seems to be the effect of a cold-induced paralysis of the nerves in the vessel walls, which leads to a vasodilatation, giving a feeling of warmth. Another theory proposes that the reflex vasoconstriction, which happens in the first stage of hypothermia leads to paralysis of the vasomotor center giving rise to the sensation that the body temperature is higher than it really is and in a paradox reaction the person undresses.



It's really sad.
I had a different perspective until the videos and evidence were released.

[Whirlwind]

That's sad, she probably was trying to take off her clothes cause it got cold as hell and being she was under the influence,she didn't know how to react

Something to that effect.

Paradoxical undressing is a term for a phenomenon frequently seen in cases of lethal hypothermia. Shortly before death, the person will remove all their clothes, as if they were burning up, when in fact they are freezing. Because of this, people who have frozen to death are often found naked and are misidentified as victims of a violent crime.

Why does this happen? According to M.A. Rothschild and V. Schneider, writing in the International Journal of Legal Medicine:

The reason for this paradoxical behavior seems to be the effect of a cold-induced paralysis of the nerves in the vessel walls, which leads to a vasodilatation, giving a feeling of warmth. Another theory proposes that the reflex vasoconstriction, which happens in the first stage of hypothermia leads to paralysis of the vasomotor center giving rise to the sensation that the body temperature is higher than it really is and in a paradox reaction the person undresses.



It's really sad.
I had a different perspective until the videos and evidence were released.

Wow I knew it, I was close but it was the only thing that made sense to me

[KING BENTLEY.]

Wow that?s crazy.

So the freezer was definitely plugged in.

Her ppl said the freezer was broken, they need clarity.

[Rxxf]

Wow that?s crazy.

So the freezer was definitely plugged in.

Her ppl said the freezer was broken, they need clarity.

I think she would have survived if the freezer wasn't on.
I wish she didn't walk into that kitchen...