It’s been one week since Chandra Weekley’s 12-year-old son was found unresponsive with his mouth foaming after leaving school in suburban Dallas, and she still hasn’t received any answers as to what happened to him.
But her son, Tristan Weekley, remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit after a toxicologist determined the boy had ingested acetone, a chemical compound used in nail polish remover and paint thinner, which can cause drowsiness and confusion in humans if ingested in large amounts.
All she knows is what her son told her hours after he had been found and transported to the hospital. The mom says Tristan told her he had been approached by a woman inside Wester Middle School in Frisco, who offered him ice cream. But when he declined her offer, the woman smashed the ice cream into his face.
“My son stated that a women approached him by the bathroom inside of the school,” Weekley explained in a video interview with Smash Da Topic, the second of two interviews.
“My son said she approached him inside the school, and she asked him to come here. And he said she wasn’t a teacher, but she does work for the school.”