It seems counterintuitive that Fabienne Charisma was shot dead at the age of 15 by police men in Haiti on January 19th 2010 and instead of coming straight to help, social media became priority for this innocent girl. This was during the Haitian Earthquake and she has seemed to turn into the symbol for this event and the aftermath. Mainly for the fact that she was an innocent victim. This story has become very popular mainly for the very realistic photos of her lifeless body laying on a flat roof top next to two painting, one including a vase with flowers in side, and blood by her side. The point of posting these photos is to raise public awareness of the concerns in Haiti, then hoping that this will establish a better future for them. More pictures that were taken are also of Fabienne’s father carrying her body and her mother crying hysterically seeing her daughter’s body. Two Photographers, Grarup and Garcia-Rawlins, took pictures of her Fabienne before her family even knew about her death. It is uncertain how much time there was between the photos, if they crossed paths with each other. More confusing on why their photos look different, in one picture Fabienne is facing her paintings with her hips facing the same way, in the other Fabienne was facing away from her paintings and hips rolled to the other side still matching with her head. Grarup did stay longer and took a few photos of the family clearly upset over their lost one. Images like these present a longing and clarity of momentums in life. No matter if the shot was direct or an accident, Fabienne was innocent and this event could have been completely avoided. Thankfully, these photos have become symbolic and truly show how pictures can change a whole perspective of a story, creating more emotion and understanding.