Maggots Started Falling From Her Ceiling 😱

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• @tacoma6267

  For those who don’t know: The woman was Sheila Seleoane, a 58-year-old medical secretary whose skeletal remains were found in her Peckham, south London apartment in February 2022 police forced entry into her apartment and found her skeleton. People were complaining about a foul smell too

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• @Ჽhakespeare

  if this happened to me, i'd be FREAKING TERRIFIED, sorry to the people who had to experience this 💔😞

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• @glitterbaby00

  This is why community is important, that poor lady must’ve been dead for some time and not a single person had flagged it. So very sad

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• @Mini_Rantzz

  That's heartbreaking, dying alone and not being found for weeks is sad :(

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• @India-the-country-itself

  These kinds of situations are common in Japan,people there are so lonely and alone that they die alone in their own apartment and by the time people knows the body is already rotten and smelly,this is called 'kodokushi' which means 'lonely death' or 'solitary death' in japanese

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• @S4KVR4X

  That sound traumatising 😥

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• @BigMe-z9s

  Sheila Seleoane was a 58-year-old London woman who died alone in her flat in August 2019, but her skeletal remains were not discovered until February 2022—nearly two and a half years later. • The Warning Signs: Neighbours repeatedly complained about a horrific "smell of death" and a massive maggot infestation that leaked through the ceiling into the apartment below. • The Systemic Failures: The housing association (Peabody Trust) ignored her missed rent and cut off her gas without checking on her. The Metropolitan Police also botched a 2020 welfare check by falsely logging that she was alive a

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• @remyanidhin7351

  New fear unlocked: Falling maggots from the ceiling.😭😭😭

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