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The final stages of death. I'm Jason Horton. I'm Rebecca Leeb and this is ghost town

In August of 1886 Parisians read in the local newspaper

Le Journal illustrate about Enfant de la rue de Vert Bois a tragic tale of a four-year-old girl with a single mysterious

bruise on her hand they were riveted obsessed so they rushed to see the story unfold

pushing their way through our long lines horrible traffic street fights and criminal pick pockets

to see Enfant de la rue de Vert Bois themselves

I know what you're thinking. Is it a play a famous portrait?

No well not really. In the five days after Le Journal illustrate broke the story of L'Enfant

everyone flocked to a curtained exhibition room. They're behind a thick glass wall sat the body

of the four-year-old propped up posed in a tiny dress. There were other bodies next to her

some naked with a sheet for modesty some fully clothed. This display of actualized death

was some of the darkest and most popular entertainment of the time and we're talking about the mid-18th

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