The Dark Legend Behind This Mannequin

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The Pascualita is a bridal shop mannequin, hiding a dark urban legend just beneath "the skin."

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1. She's a mannequin in the window of a bridal shop in Mexico. But she's just not your ordinary mannequin, and some find the details a little too realistic.
2. She has been in the window of La Popular for 85 years. La Popular is one of the oldest stores and most well known bridal shop in Chihuahua, Mexico.
3. Unlike your normal mannequin, she is always frozen in the same position.
4. The head is believed to have been sculpted over the original head of the corpse, as the facial features of a corpse tend to sag and have slight deformation. And the eyes replaced with glass eyes, as they can't be conserved.
5. No one has ever seen her without clothes on. The owner is very secretive about changing her dress. Not even his employees are allowed to change her.
6. If you look closely, her skin is completely detailed, down to the lines and scales, and with very realistic nails. Why would anyone go through this much trouble for a mannequin?
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10. It is believed to be the corpse of this woman from the 1920s, the original owner's daughter who died from a black widow bite.
11. The shop is in a region that has a long history of preserving the dead, so this story wouldn't really be something out of the ordinary in this part of the world.
12. She has become an urban legend in Mexico, and some see her as a saint.
13. Some claim to have seen her move.
14. Others say that sometimes her eyes follow you

1. She's a mannequin in the window of a bridal shop in Mexico. But she's just not your ordinary mannequin, and some find the details a little too realistic.
2. She has been in the window of La Popular for 85 years. La Popular is one of the oldest stores and most well known bridal shop in Chihuahua, Mexico.
3. Unlike your normal mannequin, she is always frozen in the same position.
4. The head is believed to have been sculpted over the original head of the corpse, as the facial features of a corpse tend to sag and have slight deformation. And the eyes replaced with glass eyes, as they can't be conserved.
5. No one has ever seen her without clothes on. The owner is very secretive about changing her dress. Not even his employees are allowed to change her.
6. If you look closely, her skin is completely detailed, down to the lines and scales, and with very realistic nails. Why would anyone go through this much trouble for a mannequin?
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8.
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10. It is believed to be the corpse of this woman from the 1920s, the original owner's daughter who died from a black widow bite.
11. The shop is in a region that has a long history of preserving the dead, so this story wouldn't really be something out of the ordinary in this part of the world.
12. She has become an urban legend in Mexico, and some see her as a saint.
13. Some claim to have seen her move.
14. Others say that sometimes her eyes follow you

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The Dark Legend Behind This Mannequin

1. She's a mannequin in the window of a bridal shop in Mexico. But she's just not your ordinary mannequin, and some find the details a little too realistic.

2. She has been in the window of La Popular for 85 years. La Popular is one of the oldest stores and most well known bridal shop in Chihuahua, Mexico.

3. Unlike your normal mannequin, she is always frozen in the same position.

4. The head is believed to have been sculpted over the original head of the corpse, as the facial features of a corpse tend to sag and have slight deformation. And the eyes replaced with glass eyes, as they can't be conserved.

5. No one has ever seen her without clothes on. The owner is very secretive about changing her dress. Not even his employees are allowed to change her.

6. If you look closely, her skin is completely detailed, down to the lines and scales, and with very realistic nails. Why would anyone go through this much trouble for a mannequin?

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8.

9.

10. It is believed to be the corpse of this woman from the 1920s, the original owner's daughter who died from a black widow bite.

11. The shop is in a region that has a long history of preserving the dead, so this story wouldn't really be something out of the ordinary in this part of the world.

12. She has become an urban legend in Mexico, and some see her as a saint.

13. Some claim to have seen her move.

14. Others say that sometimes her eyes follow you

1. She's a mannequin in the window of a bridal shop in Mexico. But she's just not your ordinary mannequin, and some find the details a little too realistic.

2. She has been in the window of La Popular for 85 years. La Popular is one of the oldest stores and most well known bridal shop in Chihuahua, Mexico.

3. Unlike your normal mannequin, she is always frozen in the same position.

4. The head is believed to have been sculpted over the original head of the corpse, as the facial features of a corpse tend to sag and have slight deformation. And the eyes replaced with glass eyes, as they can't be conserved.

5. No one has ever seen her without clothes on. The owner is very secretive about changing her dress. Not even his employees are allowed to change her.

6. If you look closely, her skin is completely detailed, down to the lines and scales, and with very realistic nails. Why would anyone go through this much trouble for a mannequin?

7.

8.

9.

10. It is believed to be the corpse of this woman from the 1920s, the original owner's daughter who died from a black widow bite.

11. The shop is in a region that has a long history of preserving the dead, so this story wouldn't really be something out of the ordinary in this part of the world.

12. She has become an urban legend in Mexico, and some see her as a saint.

13. Some claim to have seen her move.

14. Others say that sometimes her eyes follow you

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