DISTURBING images have resurfaced of the home Gypsy Rose Blanchard lived in when her mother was brutally murdered nine years ago.
Images of the crime scene show several messages displayed in Gypsy’s bedroom, which was just feet from where her mother Clauddine “Dee Dee” Pitre Blanchard was stabbed 17 times.
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Over the weekend, the crime scene photos re-circulated on social media via a mysterious Google Drive link.
The images are public record as the murder of Dee Dee is a closed case.
However, many of the pictures have not been seen for several years.
Social media users were left shocked by the state of the Springfield, Missouri home where the murder took place.
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Several photos showed Gypsy’s bedroom, which had pink-painted walls and personal belongings strewn about.
Above the bed, a vanity license plate can be seen hung on the wall reading “IM SPECIAL.”
Meanwhile, at the end of the bed, another message appeared to be printed on the bed frame.
“Four Corners Around My Bed / Four Angels Around My Head / One To Watch, Two To Pray / And One To Scare Bad Things Away,” the message reads.
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Several other images in the Google Drive link show other areas of the home where Dee Dee was killed, as well as her own bedroom.
Those photos appear to show blood-stained sheets.
The images began to go viral on social media on July 27, the same day as Gypsy's 33rd birthday.
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She and her ex-fiance Ken Urker, who she is now expecting a child with, have not publicly commented on the images despite being very active on social media.
Gypsy recently shared two images on her Instagram from her birthday weekend.
One post showed her at dinner while a second appeared to be from a movie date to see the newly-released Deadpool & Wolverine.
Gypsy did not immediately respond to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment.
HOW IT GOT OUT
All of the images circulating across social media have been public record for some time.
The Green County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to The U.S. Sun that the case regarding Dee Dee’s murder is closed, meaning the images are open records.
Any individual is able to submit a freedom of information request to access the photos.
Podcaster and blogger Fancy Macelli, who is also known as April Johns, said in a TikTok video that she owns the recently circulated link.
"The link that's going out to a drive is my files. Yes, it came from my Patreon. Nice of you all to take it out of there and then spread it all over the place," she said.
"Those documents, those crime scene photos, they have been public for the last nine years. Anyone could have put a FOIA at any freaking time they wanted to and gotten those photos."
Macelli hosts a true crime podcast called The Good Wives and reportedly worked with Gypsy while she was still in prison for her mother’s murder, according to a lawsuit filed by prisoner-turned-influencer Gypsy.
The lawsuit, obtained by Rolling Stone, said Macelli worked with Gyspy and her family in a life rights deal to “produce media projects on Gypsy’s behalf.”
The working relationship ended after two years, during which the content creator gained access to interviews, private medical records, photos, court documents, and more.
Gypsy and her family have accused Macelli of failing to secure any media projects during their contract, as well as continuing to create content about Gypsy, sharing private materials, in the years that followed.
The lawsuit accused Macelli of fraud, breach of contract, unjust enrichment, defamation, and false light.
In early, June the lawsuit was reportedly tossed out of court, with the judge arguing that the suit was filed in the wrong venue, according to RadarOnline.
Gypsy Rose's life after prison
Gypsy Rose Blanchard was released from prison on December 28, 2023, after serving eight years for second-degree murder.
Since then, she's remained in the public eye. Here are some of the things she's gotten into since her release.
- "First selfie of freedom!" - A day after her release, Gypsy Rose shared her first post-prison selfie
- Good Morning America - Gypsy Rose reflected on her life in her first televised post-prison interview
- Red carpet appearance - Gypsy Rose appeared with her then-husband, Ryan Anderson, on the red carpet for the premiere of her Lifetime special, The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard
- Pregnancy rumors - Months after her release, speculation swirled that Gypsy Rose and her husband were expecting their first child, however, the couple seemed to ignore the rumors
- Separation from husband - After dropping several hints, Gypsy Rose confirmed in March that she and Ryan were separating
- New romance - Days after separating from Ryan, Gypsy Rose was spotted getting matching tattoos with her ex-fiance, Ken Urker, however, the two wouldn't confirm if they were a couple
- Unrecognizable - Gypsy Rose shocked her fans after revealing that she got a nose job
- Mom-to-be - On July 9, 2024, Gypsy Rose announced that she was expecting her first child with Ken
BRUTAL MURDER
In December 2023, Gypsy was released from prison after serving seven years for the second-degree murder of her mother.
Dee Dee was stabbed to death in the back 17 times in her Springfield home in early June 2015.
The brutal murder came after Dee Dee had led Gypsy and the people around her to believe that her daughter was suffering from chronic medical conditions caused by a premature birth.
The Missouri woman claimed Gypsy suffered from ailments like leukemia, asthma and muscular dystrophy and insisted she required a wheelchair and intense daily medication.
Experts later determined Dee Dee likely suffered from Munchausen syndrome by proxy, also known as Factitious disorder Imposed on Another (FDIA).
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Gypsy and her then-boyfriend Nicholas Godejohn were arrested in connection to the murder.
Godejohn was later found to have been the one who stabbed Dee Dee in her bedroom.
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