Photos: Bad Timing for a Halloween Costume
It’s Halloween and these stories couldn’t have happened at a worse time…. First we have the college student who crashed her car while dressed at the character for the iconic…
LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 12: A zombie actor performs at the ‘Walking Dead’ exhibit during the Electronic Entertainment Expo E3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center on June 12, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
It's Halloween and these stories couldn't have happened at a worse time....
First we have the college student who crashed her car while dressed at the character for the iconic horror movie "Carrie"
Sidney Wolde was on her way home from a Halloween party, when she crashed her car, the problem was she was dressed like Carrie, covered in fake blood..
First responders were convinced the crash had been fatal.
The young student from West Virginia in the United States, later took to Twitter to tell the tale of her bizarre Halloween.
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Then we all remember back to earlier this month when a model showed up in the ER with a zombie face still on....
Jai Fears had a panic attack on Monday in Royal Oak while she was getting zombie makeup for a Halloween marketing campaign.
She went to the ER . . . but they didn't realize it was makeup and thought something was VERY, VERY WRONG with her face.
So the doctors and nurses freaked out.
"It literally just shot up to my brain and it just caused like a really bad reaction," said Fears. "We were getting ready to do a photo shoot to do some marketing for Glam Gore for people who want to get their make up done for the Halloween season."
Beaumont Royal Oak went into high alert.
"(They said) Let's get her back to trauma now and she's probably going into shock, she's not making any sense," said Fears.
The level one trauma center didn't know then that Fears was wearing makeup. She says they should have been able to figure it out.
"They have to know! So no, I did not say anything because I just assumed they could see that it was fake," she said.
(Fox2)
