Sherri Papini's Ex-Husband Claims She Purposely Made Their Kids Sick With Rubbing Alcohol
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In a new Hulu docuseries, Keith Papini shares more troubling claims about his ex, who later admitted to faking her 2016 disappearance.
New allegations about the staged disappearance of Sherri Papini have come to light following the rollout of a new docuseries about the infamous 2016 case.
In Hulu’s “Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini,” Keith Papini claims that his ex-wife forced their two children, Tyler and Violet, to “breathe in” rubbing alcohol in order to deliberately make them sick.
“One day, after Sherri was already in prison, as I go and lay my daughter to bed, I push off the bed and I kind of make a little grunt sound, like ‘Ah!’ You know, I was a little bit sore,” Keith Papini said in the series, according to People. “Violet, she was like, ‘Daddy, are you sick?’ and she goes, ‘Why don’t you do mommy’s trick?’”
When Keith Papini asked Violet to clarify what she meant, he said his daughter told him, “Well, you just breathe in this rubbing alcohol.”
“She goes to the bathroom, she knows right where the rubbing alcohol is,” he added. “She wads up a thing of toilet paper and just soaks it and then hands it to me to breathe.”
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