Haunting first glimpse of NY spot where Luciano Frattolin allegedly stashed body of tragic 9-year-old daughter

TICONDEROGA, NY – This is the first haunting glimpse of the desolate spot where tragic Melina Frattolin’s body was dumped in the Adirondacks after deranged dad Luciano allegedly killed her just over a year ago.Frattolin, 45, went to twisted lengths to hide his child’s body in the pristine upstate forest, trudging past dense brush and rocky terrain before shoving her corpse under a fallen tree and submerging it in the mud with a massive rock, according to photos shown to jurors over the past week — giving the public its first glimpse of her gruesome final resting place as the dad’s trial now enters its third week.The accused psycho father allegedly spent nearly 10 minutes navigating the twisting, winding path and bushwhacking through thick underbrush to reach the chilling spot.Other exclusive footage of the location, which was along Paragon Brook and visited by The Post, shows the dense brush and rough terrain Frattolin allegedly navigated.The rock used to weigh down Melina’s body was an extremely dense and weighty piece of feldspar, whose beautiful pearly quartz deposits are common to the Adirondacks.Photos and footage showed it was left resting on a boulder near the site after Melina’s body was recovered.It can be seen laying on its side, with its muddy mossy side that had remained undisturbed likely for centuries prior allegedly flipped over by Frattolin on that deadly night last summer, when he would report his daughter as having been kidnapped along the thruway.But cops were quick to catch onto his bogus story, with license-plate readers and other information quickly allowing them to identify him as their suspect, authorities have said.But Frattolin defiantly refused to come clean, even after state police investigators revealed they found Melina’s body, officials said.Fewer than 12 hours after Melina was reported kidnapped, New York Forest Rangers, state police, local cops and other law enforcement swarmed the area of Eagle Lake in Ticonderoga, w...