Woman Gets Into What Seems Like Normal Car Crash -- Until Cops Find Something TERRIFYING In The Back Seat!

perezhilton.com:

A 32-year-old woman got into what initially was thought to be a standard single-vehicle accident early on Saturday morning. But when cops showed up to the crash sit, on Interstate 90 in Olmsted County, Minnesota, things took an incredibly dark turn… Deputies from the Minnesota State Patrol were called out at about 7:00 a.m.

local time on Saturday morning to render aid to an accident victim. A woman later identified as Margot Lewis crashed her car in the eastbound lanes of I-90 close to Highway 42 a few miles southeast of the city of Rochester and about 50 miles southeast of Minneapolis.

Other drivers stopped to help, too. Per a release from the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office, when MSP deputies showed up, Lewis was “being tended to” by one of these Good Samaritans. Related: Arrest FINALLY Made In Hiker Rachel Morin’s Murder Case! The officers rushed to Margot’s car to see if there were any other people inside who needed to be extricated, and that’s when they saw it: a dead body lying in the back seat.

But here’s the thing — the deceased person did not perish in the car crash! Deputies immediately noticed the corpse was wrapped up, and did NOT have injuries consistent with what one would expect of a fatal car crash victim.