After tragically losing her then-20-year-old son Bryan to Hunter’s disease over a decade ago in 2006, Carolynne Seiffert, of New Hampshire, has bought over 40 hyper-realistic silicone baby dolls. As weird as it may seem, the dolls actually help the grieving mother cope with the loss of her child.
However, the baby doll looks so lifelike that it created unnecessary embarrassment for Seiffert. One summer day in 2016, while Seiffert went shopping at a local Walmart, she parked her car outside Walmart in Keene, New Hampshire, leaving her hyper-realistic doll in the car.
