Girl Frozen Alive

A popular publicity stunt for selling cars during the 1960s.

Philadelphia Inquirer - July 10, 1968

Louisville Courier-Journal - Nov 12, 1965

Marion Star - June 17, 1965

Lebanon Daily News - Oct 7, 1968

Cincinnati Enquirer - May 7, 1969

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Posted By: Alex - Wed Sep 19, 2018
Category: Death | Publicity Stunts | 1960s

Comments

Of course she is surrounded by blocks of ice. A rectangular igloo and nowhere near airtight. Did you notice they starts at 6 or 7 PM?

Posted by eddi on 09/19/18 at 07:17 PM

Right, and I highly doubt there was 24-hour surveillance. Plenty of time to slip out for a midnight snack (and to relieve herself). Even without that, there was plenty of water available -- in solid form.

Posted by ges on 09/19/18 at 11:15 PM

When the ice turns yellow, it's time to let the lady go.

Posted by Yudith on 09/20/18 at 06:20 AM

Let her go? She already went!

Posted by ges on 09/20/18 at 09:18 AM

[rimshot!]

Posted by eddi on 09/20/18 at 08:40 PM

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