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- 0:05When I was five, I had a traumatic moment, or at least that
- 0:09' s what everyone called it, even though I didn' t feel that
- 0:13way. I never remember that. I' ve talked about that in parts
- 0:17with psychologists, and every time I mention it, they minimize it. They
- 0:21say I had a great imagination, but I know what happened. My mom
- 0:26doesn' t think much about those ghost things, but we still have the
- 0:30picture of that little girl who died next to me. They say he'
- 0:34s asleep, but I remember some people in blue uniform asking me things.
- 0:40I also saw people in white robes. The teacher cried hugging two policemen.
- 0:46Today I know they were escorting her to the patrol to take her into custody.
- 0:50I' ve been looking for records of some incident at some daycare center
- 0:54in the city hall where I lived when all this happened, but there'
- 0:59s nothing and I haven' t been able to get reports from other people
- 1:04and we' ve moved home several times, so I can' t remember
- 1:10my neighbors or friends before I was ten at that age, I came to
- 1:14live here in Iztapaluca, in a private area of small houses that are going
- 1:19through, a small zoo of farm animals with which children can interact, a
- 1:25quiet place, far removed from where I used to live with my mother and
- 1:29I imagine she determined it this way because of my mental health. My mom
- 1:32doesn' t talk to me about that kindergarten incident. I don' t
- 1:34think I do, and it' s because after that death, the ghost
- 1:38of me followed me home and it might seem like I got lost in a
- 1:42childish fantasy, just to forget that I witnessed that incident. I was five
- 1:49years old. When it happened. I was in the kindergarten that my mom
- 1:52had enrolled me to because I had an extended day care schedule, because she
- 1:57had to work until after two o' clock in the afternoon and, as
- 2:00I am, we are not. She and I couldn' t go pick
- 2:02me up. It all happened so fast. My partner didn' t finish
- 2:07her meal. She saved some grapes, but it was time to take a
- 2:12nap and in the end the teacher no longer woke up. He moved too
- 2:15much to me. Then they didn' t get out of there and came
- 2:19the men in their robes, the cops, the other people who were sure
- 2:23to be other mothers besides mine. I know that my me died from a
- 2:28golden grape in her throat. I saw her sleep, but I don'
- 2:30t know when she woke up to put the grapes in her mouth. When
- 2:35I woke up she looked at the ceiling, the teacher, moved it,
- 2:39and seconds later they took me out along with the other children. That I
- 2:44remember over the years adding details, because now I know what it' s
- 2:47like to die too that someone is accused of negligence and goes to jail to
- 2:52pay for that crime. Some time later, when it had been a while
- 2:57before I went to school because of the incident, my mom would listen to
- 3:00me, take the rest of the classes to the vacation and then change kindergarten
- 3:05and start in a new place. Strangely, I didn' t see my
- 3:08friend before that. It was until I returned to school that I began to
- 3:14see her, even though she was only five years old. I remember things
- 3:16like the first day I saw her again, I was in the yard.
- 3:22We were playing at recess time, but since I was the new one,
- 3:25I didn' t find fast to play with. At first, the teacher
- 3:30helped me incorporate myself, but she also went to rest and in the end
- 3:34I sat watching them play. That' s where my me came in.
- 3:38I remember seeing her in the distance from the other side of the courtyard.
- 3:43He waved at me and I came back to him. He said hello.
- 3:46When I got to the lounge back from recess, I drew my day to
- 3:51show it to my mom. There was my me the playground the teacher and
- 3:54I, my mom took the drawing. He said it was very nice and
- 4:00he didn' t want to lose it, so he was going to go
- 4:04keep it in his room, little by few days went on the same,
- 4:10although now he started playing with my classmates. I always saw my own and
- 4:13looking at me later when I drew, I told my mom that she was
- 4:16there. A few weeks passed and I arrived with Miss Alicia. I thought
- 4:21she was a special teacher who was going to teach me new games, because
- 4:27my mom had told me that, but she was a psychologist who was going
- 4:30to give me an evaluation. It was the first time I went with a
- 4:33psychologist to see me. When I showed myself the drawings I made, I
- 4:39was surprised because my mom said she kept them so they wouldn' t get
- 4:43lost, because they made them so beautiful that I had to take care of
- 4:46them. Even though she said that, the realities that she had begun to
- 4:50be afraid of the drawings that I gave her, because she knew that I
- 4:55was the child who drew, plus the if of nra that I drew with
- 5:00my friend were somewhat frightening I have to confess that I don' t remember
- 5:04well how or why I drew like this, but I did. One of
- 5:09the drawings was the children with whom I had played trapped, but just back
- 5:14in a kind of cave, I was waving my hands in greeting, but
- 5:17I did not draw another face of the drawings. I was sitting there watching
- 5:24the teacher tell the stories. Everyone else was sitting around. Right next to
- 5:29me was a black lump that looked like a garbage bag, but I had
- 5:33the two little bows for the hair that I had on me I drew two
- 5:40bowies eyes undoubtedly those of my friend. So he showed me two or three
- 5:45more drawings. Alicia, I was explaining that he had played with me.
- 5:48I had also seen the story or eaten. By my side, I was
- 5:54telling him the things we were doing together. Even though she didn' t
- 5:56talk much, she liked to be with me. I remember she told me
- 6:00if I was talking to her or someone else in the classroom was talking to
- 6:04her, but with all the naturalness of the world, I told her that
- 6:09only I, because she said she was scared of new classmates. After that
- 6:14many months went by I made friends at that place too I drew a lot,
- 6:18or I started doing some games they had at different tables. My boy
- 6:24went to that place, she went to school alone. We' d meet
- 6:29there, play together and then say goodbye. The psychologist must not have found
- 6:33anything wrong with me, because I stopped going after a time when, for
- 6:38some reason, my me got a little away from me I saw her a
- 6:42few times in school and stopped looking for me to be there to play with
- 6:46everyone from one moment to the next. Everything calmed down, although I'
- 6:51m sure it had to do with what Alicia had told me. She had
- 6:55asked me to talk to her to ask her to be calm and or that
- 6:59I or I had to play with other colleagues and do other things that I
- 7:03couldn' t take care of her. In the end, I don'
- 7:06t know if it was good or bad for her to say that, even
- 7:12when she said it out loud the next day, at the time of the
- 7:15Recreo that I remember she spoke to me to play my teacher. She took
- 7:16me with her to ask me if she was okay. At the end of
- 7:21the day, I ended up having a normal, quiet life again. I
- 7:26wasn' t mentioning myself anymore My mom was calm. So I got to
- 7:30the end of kindergarten it was time to get into elementary school and the last
- 7:34day of school I saw myself in the bathroom. She was sad. I
- 7:40told her I was going to go, because I didn' t know if
- 7:43we were going to go to the same school, because my mom told me
- 7:46we were going to another school, because I was already a elementary school girl.
- 7:50She left my side and left the bathroom without saying anything. Minutes later,
- 7:56the teachers were all in a circle talking to each other outside the halls
- 8:01Something had happened specifically They had seen something like a girl outside school at the
- 8:09time. Nothing relevant happened, but at the beginning of the classes, in
- 8:15elementary school, these small situations or in my communication with me changed something even
- 8:20for a person like me, who believes that if it was the ghost of
- 8:24my schoolmate who had died, everything became something that I cannot explain. I
- 8:31don' t know if ghosts are good or bad. I also don'
- 8:35t understand what it has to do with a ghost staying or leaving, and
- 8:39I don' t even understand why she followed me. We didn' t
- 8:43play together all the time, just that morning we slept next to each other.
- 8:48We were talking and then the accident happened. The point is I don
- 8:52' t know why, but my own became something strange, something that,
- 8:56instead of making me happy to see her, started scaring me. I saw
- 9:01her just the first day I went into elementary school. She was seeing me
- 9:05from the school entrance. The VI more clearly, even so I remember it
- 9:11very clearly in my memory. She wore the kindergarten uniform, a navy blue
- 9:16dress that wore a small sailor' s neck with a red bow on the
- 9:20front. His socks were red, as were the bows of his hair.
- 9:26I couldn' t see his feet, nor his expression. She always seemed
- 9:31to see me, but her face was always overshadowed or she couldn' t
- 9:35see it clearly, for when she was able to see it. It wasn
- 9:37' t more than a few seconds that was disturbing. It wasn' t
- 9:41to see her, but she had a bluish color on her neck. I
- 9:46even saw something like that, barely blue and since it was Morena, it
- 9:50looked opaque. That afternoon I got scared to my house. I didn'
- 9:54t tell my mom I' d seen me, but when I saw the
- 9:58picture of her on the shelf, where all the pictures my mom put on
- 10:01us, she was there. I was smiling in the group photo and I
- 10:07started crying. I was scared. I knew she saw me, I knew
- 10:11she seemed to hate me, but I thought it was because I had left
- 10:18kindergarten in my innocence. I apologized to the photo and that was the first,
- 10:20as well as the last time I saw my mom full of terror,
- 10:24she grabbed my shoulders and asked me why to apologize if I had not done
- 10:30anything to her. I told her that if I hurt her and my mother
- 10:33started crying she practically went crazy telling me that everything was going to be okay,
- 10:39that she would tell her what she had done to help her. My
- 10:43mom changed her expression when I told her that I had abandoned her at my
- 10:48other school and she was upset with me, but I had told her I
- 10:52had to leave, although she wouldn' t listen to me. After that,
- 10:56everything was calm with my mom, but I was either afraid. I
- 11:01was afraid of the darkness, because she always looked out to see me from
- 11:05the dark places of my house, because she stopped looking for me at school.
- 11:09He had gone to my house to pick me up. Since she was
- 11:13very small. I never wondered why she had come to my house. I
- 11:16didn' t think of his mom or his own house. I also didn
- 11:20' t think why she was there. I just saw her. We weren
- 11:24' t talking. Nor did it happen to me as in the case of
- 11:28some people I have read on Internet forums who say they see them can talk
- 11:33to them or often warn them of bad things that are going to happen with
- 11:37my child. None of that happened. She started watching me by the time
- 11:41I passed the second year of elementary school, I started having problems with my
- 11:46classmates in the classroom. They said I lied to them when I told them
- 11:50about me, the children were cruel and began to make fun of me.
- 11:54So little by little I changed the things I usually did so I did realize.
- 12:00I was quieter. I was trying not to talk about my childhood friend.
- 12:05My mom saw me change. He told me he did want to take
- 12:09me to talk and play with Miss Alicia again, but I didn' t
- 12:13want to. By that time, my mom had changed jobs because she wanted
- 12:18to buy the house we now live in. That' s why she probably
- 12:22didn' t have much time to be on the lookout like we used to,
- 12:28and since we were just her and I let a neighbor take care of
- 12:31me while she came back from work in the afternoon. I don' t
- 12:35think he found what was going on dangerous, like everything had happened or calmed
- 12:39down. I don' t think she cared much. Nor is it that
- 12:43I think that if I had gone with the psychologist, it would improve,
- 12:48because I checked that I was not crazy unless a hallucination of a ghost who
- 12:52has three people at the same time is possible. One of the afternoons I
- 12:56had stayed at Mrs Anita' s house was playing with Lilí and Matti.
- 13:03They were from my own living room, they were twin brothers and as their
- 13:07mom had become friends with my mom, because we lived on the same block,
- 13:11they agreed that I would spend some time with them after school so that
- 13:16I wouldn' t stay alone in the house while playing in the garden.
- 13:20After eating the three of us, we started to hear that they were talking
- 13:24to me. The brothers asked me if I knew who I was, but
- 13:28I said no, trying to ignore it, because I was afraid that they
- 13:33too would think I was weird and stop talking to me. We ignore the
- 13:37sounds. We keep kicking the ball, but again we hear my name.
- 13:43The plants that were at the corner of the courtyard giving shade to that place
- 13:48moved. When I turned around and out of curiosity, I put the ball
- 13:52aside to see what moved. When I approached among the laughter of my neighbors,
- 13:58I did not distinguish the voice to know who it was, but I
- 14:01know that a weak voice said something among the leaves of a huge pot of
- 14:05clay When I approached, and tried to move what stood in my way to
- 14:09see into that jungle a hand pulled me forward. I immediately screamed I wanted
- 14:16to run to the other side, but the force that had captured me was
- 14:20so intense that, with all my strength, I could not free myself.
- 14:24It all happened in seconds. I felt that hand on my wrist. I
- 14:28started pulling around screaming as I cried because I felt like I was getting hurt
- 14:31too much. The kids started screaming because they didn' t know what was
- 14:37going on and they called out to their mom. A few nearby dogs suddenly
- 14:41began barking a lot of sounds. Together they filled the environment by stunning me,
- 14:46so I pulled myself down trying to protect myself while my hand was letting
- 14:50go. Mrs Anita came running and opened the sliding glass door and asked what
- 14:56had happened. The three of us wept and she first looked at the twins
- 15:03who had hugged her legs, telling her mother that a shadow had tried to
- 15:07eat me from the plants and thought she would also eat them intrigued. Mrs
- 15:15Anita asked for more details, but they couldn' t tell her anything else
- 15:20because they didn' t get close. They just started crying. He left
- 15:24the little ones near the door and then went with me to check me out,
- 15:28as I was still lying next to the pots and plants. As I
- 15:31grabbed my arm because I was in a lot of pain, the lady looked
- 15:37at me and hugged me. He was so strong he carried me in his
- 15:39arms. Then he let me hug her by the neck. While I was
- 15:43crying. I told him they' d been calling me, but we'
- 15:46d all ignored the one who was talking to me. Then I saw that
- 15:48something had moved between the plants, but I was surprised by a hand.
- 15:54The lady thought it had been a neighbor' s cat that hurt me and
- 15:58after letting me cry a few minos, she left me back on the ground
- 16:02to start checking my hand. A small sound of scare content came out of
- 16:07his mouth. When I checked my right wrist, I had a few painted
- 16:11fingers. It was obvious that something with hands had held my hand. She
- 16:17persected herself. Then he told me it would be best to get in the
- 16:21house and wait for my mom watching TV. But just after that, an
- 16:25air that came out of nowhere because it moved no more than the entrance door
- 16:29to the house hit the glass so furiously that it crashed to pieces. We
- 16:34all screamed, we ran to hug and when we finished seeing that we were
- 16:41okay, the lady decided to check if we could safely pass inside the house.
- 16:45But just as he set foot near the entrance, a glass came out
- 16:48of nowhere between that quartedness falling full into one of the toes, a lot
- 16:53of blood sprang out. We all screamed and she got in quickly, forbidding
- 17:00us to approach the door as expected from seven- year- olds. We
- 17:06didn' t listen. We threw ourselves right behind her so she wouldn'
- 17:10t leave us alone. On entering the house. Nothing happened to us.
- 17:15The lady was fingering herself with a kitchen cloth, while asking if we had
- 17:19seen her cell phone to mark someone I suppose would be her husband. We
- 17:26were confused. Following the lady who tried to silence her children who kept crying.
- 17:30When a cry of Jesus Most Holy came out of her mouth when she
- 17:37saw that from within one could see the small hands of someone in the glass
- 17:41of that broken door were in many places. It was impossible for a child
- 17:47to reach the top of that door. She turned to the dining room,
- 17:51took the bag she used to go out and told us we were going to
- 17:55ask a doctor to cure her. But we can' t get to the
- 17:59door. When again a small voice said my name, over and over again
- 18:03it was a low voice, almost a whimper as a child, but we
- 18:08all understood that Yanita spoke to me in a burst of courage. He screamed
- 18:11that they would leave me alone and that the bad would go away. From
- 18:15there he began to pray of everything. He also said bad words. According
- 18:19to her, she had to run to that demon spirit that was in the
- 18:23house. The brothers imitated her trying to pray. I was confused and for
- 18:30some reason, hearing another call I said Mimi' s name. That triggered
- 18:33the movement on other things in the house. The vase that adorned a corner
- 18:40of the house flew out. The doors of space, the entrance and the
- 18:44kitchen were also moved. We heard doors and windows on the second floor were
- 18:49whipped. I couldn' t stand it anymore and started screaming in terror as
- 18:56the little ones hugged me, wanting to help me because I was afraid.
- 19:00Pretty was bleeding more and had bent down to accommodate her rag on her finger,
- 19:03as it seems, she would not wait to see if anything else happened.
- 19:08She took all three of us and superhumanly, picked us up to get
- 19:12us out of the house. But the instant he managed to turn the knob
- 19:17to get us out, the Christ who had on the right wall next to
- 19:22the door creaked and fell to the floor. We stayed at the Green Cross
- 19:26for a long time alone looking away at Mrs Anita, who was watching us
- 19:32as they sewed her finger, her husband arrived and soon my mother arrived,
- 19:34who, to no one' s surprise, did not believe a single word
- 19:38of what we told them. Also, things ended badly, because my mother,
- 19:44paranoid, thought that the lady had become violent, coming to hurt me
- 19:48because the finger marks on my right wrist were recent. After that I couldn
- 19:56' t talk to Lily and Mati any more than at school and two months
- 19:59later I moved home. Things calmed down a little, a year or so,
- 20:04nothing strange happened until I started feeling like my bed was moving at night.
- 20:11Then I could see if he moved a little while asleep. That'
- 20:15s why I went back to Miss Alicia. I kept going to talk with
- 20:21her and my mom did what she could to accompany me longer, because they
- 20:25thought my behaviors were because of loneliness or the feeling of abandonment. I know
- 20:30it wasn' t that. I' m sure, but there' s
- 20:33not much I can say or do to keep you from thinking that way,
- 20:38and I even started lying that everything was okay. I started pretending so much
- 20:41that when I saw myself back in the hallways of my new school, I
- 20:45could hide my scare. That time I saw her worse than ever, she
- 20:49looked half blue and had eyes so dark that I came to imagine that death
- 20:55looked like this or so she looked. A while later I moved to where
- 20:59he was at first and I' ve been here for many years. My
- 21:03mom doesn' t talk about those things that she considers my visions because of
- 21:07trauma, but neither do I ask her or tell her that suddenly, my
- 21:11my return has never stopped coming back sometimes always dressed in blue dress with red
- 21:18bow. And even though the years have passed and now I' m in
- 21:22college and I keep coming back to look at me from afar anonymous story