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Me Encontré Un Tesoro Con Una Maldición - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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This story happened to my family several years ago. I remember my grandfather telling
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it every time we went to visit him was one of his favorites, because
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it happened personally to him, precisely on the land where he built the house
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on which we visited him. Grandpa said that when he acquired the land it
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was a very big opportunity, because at that time it cost him very little
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money, more or less. The house was built in the 1970s and the
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land was also acquired a few years earlier. My grandfather said that one of
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his friends he used to hang out with at the canteen sold him that land.
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However, the deal was somewhat strange, because from the very beginning his
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friend didn' t want that land at all and every man who could bet
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on it playing cards in the canteen. It was very rare, because every
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one who gambled without complications won, so he never managed to lose it by
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bet. My grandfather comments that he also bet with him, but he didn
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' t make it either. Effect, one day with many drinks on top,
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my grandfather' s friend explained to him because he did not want it,
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because he mentioned that this one had a curse and that' s why
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he wanted to sell it, although it was very well located and it was
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a very large land. He didn' t want it anymore. It had
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been their parents' inheritance and always let them know that they did not want
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to own it, but the parents insisted. Despite knowing he had a curse.
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My grandfather laughed out loud and told him that he was a fool to
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believe in such things as he would think a field was cursed. Your friend
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told my grandfather that if he didn' t believe you, you' d
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go one day to this one and stay one night. Then my grandfather laughed
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and told him to sell him the land, that if he wanted to get
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rid of it, he would give him what little he had saved and buy
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it. In addition, my grandfather saw the great opportunity to build on it
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and leave the small town in which he lived. He accepted and told him
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to go once and for all for the money that the faster the sale of
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that land was going to be better. They left the canteen and walked to
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my grandfather' s house. He quickly came in and took out his saved
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money and handed it to him. At the same time they went to Isidro
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' s house, He took the documents and signed them to my grandfather.
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Isidro commented that the entire legal process so that the land outside my grandfather would
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take place the following week. What he wanted was to know nothing about this
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one anymore. My grandfather, with all the confidence I had with Isidro told
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him that there was no problem that when he wanted, they did all the
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legal process, plus the land that was left in a city three hundred kilometers
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away from the village. Some time later, when my grandfather saved a little
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more money, he decided to start building. The foundations of the ground passed
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a few months and the masons, when digging to build the last foundation,
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collided with a pile of buried stones pulled them all out and it is said
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that under them there was a trunk. This trunk was closed with two very
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thick padlocks. The trunk was made of wood and around it was made of
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wrought iron. They took him out and called my grandfather. My grandfather immediately
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went to see and asked the masons to remove the padlocks and open the trunk
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to know what was inside. The two masons took their tools and tried to
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break the locks. Every time they tried to open a chisel. The hammer
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they hit with bounced and sparked. So it took a few hours and they
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couldn' t open the trunk. One of them said he was going home
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to bring in a large metal bar so he could lever and open it.
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After an hour. The mason came with the metal bar, put it between
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the padlocks and made a lever, but they couldn' t even open it.
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My grandfather told the masons to put the trunk in his house and leave
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it there and then open it. In the meantime, I would ask your
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friend Isidro if he had a key or knew of the existence of that trunk.
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He returned to town and without wasting time went to look for Isidro.
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He found it quickly because he knew he was always in the canteen drinking.
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My grandfather came in and sat in front of him. He asked Isidro if
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he knew of a trunk that was hidden in that field, because the masons
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had found it. When he wanted to build a foundation quickly, Isidro turned
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to see my grandfather in the eyes and became pale. He told my grandfather
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in a scary tone that that' s what he meant when he said that
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the land was cursed and that he would be very careful not to try to
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open the trunk because everything could end up in a disgrace. My grandfather made
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fun of Isidro again and told him that he was just talking nonsense and that
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it was not possible for that to happen. Isidro turned around, had a
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drink and came out of the canteen very upset. My grandfather followed him and
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asked him why he had reacted like this. Isidro told my grandfather that he
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wasn' t even playing a joke. I was just warning him that it
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was very dangerous to open that trunk. My grandfather' s already desperate.
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He told her to tell him what was really going on, because she wouldn
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' t believe the nonsense he was saying. Isidro sat on the bank of
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the sidewalk and instructed my grandfather to sit next to him. My grandfather obeyed,
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sat down and began to listen to him. Isidro told my grandfather that
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these lands, both the land and the surrounding lands, had belonged to a
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man of Turkish origin who had a lot of money and that every man who
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could hide some gold coins and jewels in some of them. This would prevent
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more taxes from being levied on him that would rob or confiscate his gold.
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These treasures were kept in large trunks, pots and some more containers. However,
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one of his trusted workers took care of the land, the animals,
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the sowing and the care of their land. He told one of his friends
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that he had relatives with a close relationship with the viceroy that his boss had
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some buried treasures and began to create a plan to steal them and, in
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addition, get rid of his boss. The friend thought it was a great
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idea, because greed had clouded his sanity and he gave it to him.
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Not only did he tell several more friends, but he also told his family.
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His relatives, knowing that they had the power to keep the gold,
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also decided to be part of the plan. However, the Turkish patron was
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prepared for such plans, because because too many jewels and gold were hiding he
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had foreseen that at some point someone would want to steal those treasures. So
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she decided to go to the People' s Witch, a witch everyone was
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talking about and knew that her jobs were guaranteed. The Turk told the Witch
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that he had some treasures hidden in various grounds around him, that he was
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coming with her to ask her to elaborate some spell on them to protect them
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and that no one, except him, could dispose of those treasures. The
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Witch told the Turk not to worry that his treasures from that day forward would
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be safe as long as the pay for protecting them was large. The Turk
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also told the Witch that that was the least thing that the next day was
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going to have in his hands two bags full of gold for having done the
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job. The witch, convinced that the Turk was telling the truth, cast
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the spell on the treasures and from that moment they were protected against anyone who
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wanted to steal them. The employee who wanted to steal the treasures didn'
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t know about this either The friend between the friend' s family and he
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started creating the plan to be able to steal those treasures, and the perfect
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plan so that at that very moment they could get rid of the pattern was
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to prepare the food he liked best and put poison in it so that when
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the boss ate it he would die almost instantly. However, the friend asked
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the worker where they were going to find that kind of poison. The worker
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replied that they were going to go with a witch he knew and was going
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to ask him to make a very potent poison, to kill his victim.
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At once, the friend thought it was a good idea and so did the
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family members. Then the employee attended with the same witch who had visited the
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Turk before and entrusted him with the task. The witch created the substance and
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handed it to the worker. This one paid him for his services and he
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hurried out. He told the friend that the substance was ready that the next
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day at night, they were going to carry out their plan. The next
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very early day, the worker got up to perform his duties as usual,
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patiently waiting for the time when they would carry out their plan. The hours
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passed and the time came, the friend arrived with him. Family members dispersed
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over several lands to be able to dig. Once the Turk was dead and
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the worker came to dinner with his employer. He brought a bottle of wine
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and his favorite food, to which he had added all the poisonous substance.
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The boss set out to eat and a few seconds later fell dead on the
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floor. The worker made sure he had no vital signs and ran out to
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tell his friend and family that the plan had gone as they had planned.
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The Turk, he was finally dead. At that moment, they all began
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to end up in different areas of the land, where the worker remembered that
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the treasures were hidden. They took out the chests and trunks spent about twelve
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hours digging among their relatives. They took turns to keep doing it and not
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stop. By the end of those twelve hours they had managed to dig up
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four very large trunks full of treasures. The worker recalled that his employer had
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a hand jo jos in his house with many keys. Then he realized that
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all the keys belonged to each of the buried trunks. He ran and went
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for them. He began to try key- for- key in each of
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the locks of the first trunk and managed to open one, and as he
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tried to open the other, he fell flattened backwards and was thrown to one
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side of the trunk. His friend, very frightened and dismayed, ran to
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the place where his other relatives were and told them not to open those trunks
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because they were cursed. Family members laughed a lot at what the man said,
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for they did not believe in witchcraft. Then, one of them,
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to prove that the trunks were not cursed, asked his relative for the keys
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and tried to open another trunk, but he also fell dead on one side
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of it. The other family members, already frightened, decided to go back
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to the village. They thought of another plan to be able to open those
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trunks and own the treasure the other day. None of the family or the
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worker' s friend was seen by the people. A few more days went
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by and no one knew anything about them. The viceroy found it strange not
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to know anything about his friends and sent two employees to look for them.
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They touched each other' s house and no one opened. Then they decided
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to knock down the doors to find out what had happened. They took a
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big surprise to see that they were all dead with a gesture of horror on
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their faces, but they were also dry inside. I didn' t have
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a drop of blood. The employees ran with the viceroy and told him what
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they had seen. The viceroy went to the place where the bodies were to
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find out if he could know what had happened. However, no one in
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the village knew what had happened to their friends and family. Some time later,
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the people of the village went to the house of the Turk because they
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had not seen him for a few days and realized that he was lying on
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the ground and for days dead little by little more people of the town were
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finding the trunks unearthed. Among the inhabitants was the Witch who had cursed them
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and she told them that they should not open any of these because they had
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a curse and they would surely die just as those who had killed the Turk
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and who had tried to open these trunks had died. People quite frightened,
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quickly moved away from the trunks and properties of the Turk and did not return
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to those lands anymore. The people tell us that the Witch promised the Turk
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that not even she would be able to open the trunks. Only he could
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be, and whoever tried would die in the attempt. Because the Witch promised
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to protect them. She asked three villagers to help her bury those treasures again
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so that no one would find them. Besides, it was going to be
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impossible for them to be opened. That' s how it happened. They
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buried the trunks with the treasures again and remained like this for a long time,
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until Isidro' s grandparents acquired those lands and built houses on them.
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When digging in several areas of these lands they found several trunks. Grandparents thought
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the history of the trunks was just a legend. However, when they found
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them, they realized that the legend was true and decided not to try to
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open them, but to leave them buried, as they should have always been.
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In addition, Isidro' s grandparents also told their parents that in the
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nights where these trunks are found, there appears a kind of flame of colors
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and when they try to approach it, to it appears a very high and
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black shadow and they tell that it is really the spirit of the Turk who
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takes care of his treasures and that he will never let anyone stay with them.
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My grandfather, a little astounded by the story, but very unbelieving,
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told him that it was just lies not to keep the treasure. But Isidro
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replied that they could not be lies because if so, he would never have
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sold the land. My grandfather kept thinking and told him that what was the
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reason to say that the land was cursed, if what was really cursed was
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the treasure and that no one could own it. Isidro already a little more
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calm and seeing that my grandfather had understood the warning, told him that that
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land was cursed because before he finished building any type of housing, there would
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be many misfortunes as many relatives as with the workers, among them, deaths,
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diseases, because the curse of the trunks had expanded by digging them up
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and trying to open them, and this would also spread over all the lands
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that had belonged to him. The Turk. My grandfather says that from there
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he decided to bury the trunk he found in the hope that nothing bad would
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happen. However, the two masons who had tried to open it within a
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few days had died. No one knew what had happened, for both men
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only one day no longer woke up. My grandfather' s house took about
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ten years to build. It' s not a very large construction, even
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though the terrain is. Despite that, my grandfather comments that it took him
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a long time to build because whenever he took some advance, there was some
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misfortune going on around him. At the beginning of construction, a guy died
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in a car accident. My grandfather continued to build the house and my grandmother
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' s entire family, which is my grandfather' s second wife, became
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seriously ill and some of them died or were left in vegetable state. As
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I moved a little further into building the house, my grandfather lost his job,
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but with the savings he had saved. He continued with the construction.
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He' s always had a lot of trouble. Until tired of this,
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my grandfather decided to go with a witch to know what he could do and
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thus continue to build his house without any other unforeseen and besides, so that
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no more misfortunes happened around him. The witch told him that nothing could be
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done because there was a strong spell on those treasures. However, all I
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could do was pay him a tribute, being that he cared for them that
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he was surely the owner of these, and let him know that all my
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grandfather wanted was to finish his construction and he was not interested in his treasure.
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My grandfather went to him and asked him what that tribute should be like.
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The witch replied that she had to build up from where she had found
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the treasure, a small monument in which she thanked the Turk for his permission
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to build on that land. That way, being would realize that my grandfather
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did not want his treasure, but only to form a heritage in the house
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he would build on the ground. From that moment on, the construction had
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no difficulty. It was built quickly and the house was completed a year after
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the construction of the monument. To this day, the monument is still there.
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My grandfather, when he lived, told us that the Turk appeared almost
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every night to take care of his treasure and that he not only did it
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in that land, but in all the others, around where there was a
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buried treasure and always demanded that we should never grind or throw away the monument
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and if we observed that it aged, we had to renew it and if
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it fell for some reason, without us throwing it away, we should build
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it again with the same legend, but that it should never be removed,
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because if that happened, the misfortune would return not only to those who lived
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in that house, but to those who surrounded them. My cousins and I
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never believed that story. However, if it is true that this monument exists
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in that area of children, my cousins and I played there even though we
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did not know the story, it always generated some fear. Playing near this
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already larger, when we knew it was that monument, despite not believing we
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always kept a lot of respect for it. Today, my grandfather is no
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longer with us. He left this life ten years ago, but every time
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we met with our cousins uncles or other relatives, we told this story,
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although everyone already knew it from head to toe. We' re happy to
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tell it so that the new generations know why that monument is there. In
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addition, one of my aunts still lives in that house with her family,
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also my cousins and their children, and they say that at least three times
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a week the figure of the Turk appears behind that monument. It doesn'
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t bother or hurt anyone. We all believe that it is only to remind
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us that the Treasure belongs to you and that we never forget that that monument
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should never be removed from there something curious and that we have always been strange.
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Moreover, hard to believe is that, although the house is in an
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area where the tremors feel very strong, it has never suffered any damage,
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nor has the monument. Among the family they say that perhaps that being exercises
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a power over the house and over the monument to keep them there for a
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long time. Sometimes we have commented in the form of a joke that it
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is more likely that all of us will leave this world and that both the
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house and the monument will remain there without the years having any effect on either
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of us. But the worrying thing is that when that house is sold for
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some reason, the new owner finds the treasure, digs it up and the
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