March 2020, Exeter, Rhode Island.

George Whitford answered a middle-aged woman's frantic Facebook post.

She was living in a van and was looking for an isolated and peaceful place to park it on a

temporary basis, while she sold her home and mourned the death of her adopted daughter.

George felt sorry for the grieving mother. He too was going through his own set of misfortune

with his father dying of cancer. He wanted to do this good deed and help the

woman out. George allowed the woman to park her handicap accessible van behind his home for five

months. She told him her name was Shelly Gucingal and her nine-year-old daughter had died of a seizure

whilst playing with toys in her playroom.

Living in the house was just too heartbreaking for her,

so she needed to sell her to move on.

George thought there was something not quite right with Shelley's story,

and he thought her to be strange,

as she would spend her days reading next to a generator.

But he was distracted with his father, and the property was large enough,

so he didn't really need to interact with the odd woman.

George would soon realise his intuition was right,

and Shelley wasn't all that she seemed.

However, he could never imagine what horrors a Google search

would reveal to him. This is Jeunay's story.

Jeanne Wilkinson was born May 6, 2020, to single mother, Alyssa Ogambar.

And while Junae's father was never in the picture, Elisa had an abundance of support via

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