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- 0:05My name is Maria Torres and I live in an area where the courtyards of
- 0:09the houses are adjacent to the mountain, and that makes the tracts of land
- 0:14so large as to record documented cases of people who have been lost in their
- 0:19own courtyard to never return again. For my part, this situation I have
- 0:26never seen as normal and I have always thought that if those people do not
- 0:30return, it is not because more goods have been lost because something has taken
- 0:35them away. I never met my grandfather and at home my grandmother was always
- 0:40the one who carried that peasant role, cook, medical plant taster and,
- 0:46in general, a great mother and father. At the same time, it
- 0:49' s what I' ve always admired about her from my grandfather. It
- 0:53is said that he was the first person to get lost in the mountain,
- 0:57but in my house. Nobody likes to talk about it, even though they
- 0:59remember my grandfather as a great person, talking about his departure hurts a lot
- 1:03and I understand it. No one is happy with the loss of any loved
- 1:07one. Little by little I became more attached to my grandmother Just like,
- 1:12and I was the oldest of all grandchildren, and I was also the one
- 1:18who showed the most initiative and admiration for her. For her part, she
- 1:22had developed a greater attachment to me compared to my cousins, and it was
- 1:27so that she had begun to teach me all her knowledge in many of the
- 1:32arts she dominated. One of those things was walking on the mountain and knowing
- 1:37well the gaps and paths so that in the future it would not be part
- 1:41of those lost people. My grandmother used to go to the mountain early before
- 1:47dawn, so that she could go back to twilight and avoid the sun.
- 1:53I slept with her as long as I didn' t deal to get up,
- 1:57and we' d been coming for several days to see how the crops
- 2:00and the animals were doing. That week we had been shaking every day and
- 2:05it was Friday at last. Like any normal day, my grandmother carried her
- 2:09lamp and rifle and me, believing me to be a hunter, always had
- 2:15my spring on my chest. We were very confident and happy as always,
- 2:20but we did not know that that day everything was going to change. Ever
- 2:23since we got to the corral, where my grandmother kept the rams, we
- 2:27noticed something was different. The rams were usually excited to see us, for
- 2:31they were aware that it was time to take them to graze, but that
- 2:37day did not happen. It was a matter of looking deeper into the corral
- 2:42to find out what the reason for this was. In the middle of the
- 2:46corral there were two dead rams and all the others were silent in a corner.
- 2:52They knew the danger was already with them. And that' s when
- 2:55we heard, amid the silence of the moment, the sound of the living
- 3:00flesh rips up by bowing and chewing. I know my grandmother pointed her lamp
- 3:04at the other corner of the corral. There was something that left me speechless
- 3:07to date. What my grandmother shined was a man with a big hole in
- 3:12his head that allowed to glimpse his brain mass and dry blood. The man,
- 3:17unaware of our presence, turned his back on us and sat in the
- 3:23corner of the corral, feeding on the flesh of a third ram who was
- 3:29convulsing before being devoured alive. At that moment. Inevitably, I missed a
- 3:32cry that I couldn' t contain. And that' s when this thing
- 3:38quickly stood up and as if it were blind, it started kicking desperately all
- 3:43over the air. My grandmother, without losing her sanity, covered my mouth
- 3:46and made a sign of silence, at the same time that she was digging
- 3:52through her things until she found a strange rosary and a boat of holy water.
- 3:58Without hesitation, my grandfather said a little prayer without letting go. The
- 4:01rosary became persignant and then walked silently toward that thing and emptied the holy water
- 4:06on it and then that being began to emit a few loud macabres. I
- 4:13don' t know if it' s painful or scary. Feeling the water
- 4:15over him and a dense layer of smoke, he began to come out like
- 4:19a foul smell of rotten flesh scorched that thing without hesitation, jumped the wire
- 4:26from the corral and began to run towards an unknown destination. On my grandmother
- 4:30' s orders, we did the same, but towards my house for obvious
- 4:35reasons, I was scared to death and I will not deny that at that
- 4:40moment I began to cry out of terror. The amazing thing was my grandmother.
- 4:44She was not noticed any hint of fear, she was only quieter and
- 4:47more cautious than normal, rather thoughtful and for her way of acting. The
- 4:54moment we saw that ghost man or demonic entity, I didn' t have
- 4:59any left that my grandmother knew what was going on. Shortly before arriving at
- 5:03the house, my grandmother told me that I would promise that I would not
- 5:08tell anyone what happened to avoid local panic. I wasn' t very convinced,
- 5:13but I accepted at breakfast, we were all at the table meeting.
- 5:17My father was very gossipy, so before breakfast, he always used to go
- 5:23pick up with his friends. The people' s news was good or bad.
- 5:28And that day, as was the custom from the first bite, he
- 5:31began to speak. I still have in my mind the expression of my grandmother
- 5:36when she heard my father' s words about the death of Ernesto, the
- 5:42son of Doña Blanca and father of the People' s Church. He remembered
- 5:46clearly, as my father mentioned that he had been found three days after he
- 5:50had been shot dead in the head Ernesto was the priest of the Church,
- 5:57whom everyone loved and respected. Pr seemed to be the same person we had
- 6:01seen devouring our rams. That situation filled me with fear and generated a whirlwind
- 6:06of doubt in my mind. What we saw was a living person. Faced
- 6:13with my father' s words, my grandmother showed compassion for Doña Blanca,
- 6:17her weasel, leaving her food half- way, rose quickly and rushed to
- 6:24the courtyard after expressing her intention to visit her as soon as she finished her
- 6:29unfinished business. Everyone else looked at us in silence and after a few seconds
- 6:33we continued to eat. That day, my grandmother was in the yard for
- 6:39many hours. It wasn' t weird, because there were days she was
- 6:43just working. However, at the time of my departure, I saw that
- 6:47my grandmother had built a fence with barbed wire, thus delimiting the terrain.
- 6:54But seeing the details of that fence I felt a chill all over my body
- 6:59in every determined distance from the wire, My grandmother had placed wooden crosses and
- 7:03also tied rags, which were marked with numbers and holy water. Obviously,
- 7:12I sensed the reason for those crosses. My grandmother was trying to repel something
- 7:16that obviously wasn' t from this world. After finishing her work, my
- 7:21grandmother left quickly. I asked her where she was going and if she could
- 7:28go with her, but in both questions I only got evasive. The only
- 7:31thing he could tell me was that when he came back, he was going
- 7:36to talk to me about something very important. It' s been about two
- 7:40hours that my grandmother took so long. It was the longest hours of waiting
- 7:44I' ve been through all my life. Shortly before nightfall, my grandmother
- 7:48came home. His countenance was low and that expression on his face was not
- 7:55encouraging at all. In haste, he summoned the whole family to eat the
- 7:59house and closed all the doors under lock, as well as securing them with
- 8:03wood gathered in the dining room. My grandmother seriously shared the indications with us.
- 8:11He told us that we should stay home during the nights, ignore so
- 8:16- called knocks on the door and any strange sound near the windows. He
- 8:20strongly warned us about the importance of keeping us inside the house. If we
- 8:26heard anything unusual. The atmosphere was filled with concern and curiosity. My father
- 8:31sought answers, but it was my grandmother who resumed the word to reveal that,
- 8:35despite being a history known among the elders, she had always believed that
- 8:41it was simply a legend. It all began at the time of the Revolution.
- 8:46A group of people ran away from the war and that' s why
- 8:50they chose this remote place to live. Its remoteness was opaque with its large
- 8:54amount of natural resources, and that is why it was the ideal place to
- 9:00settle the village. The first years of the new village were wonderful and prosperous,
- 9:07but it is told from the first settlers that on one occasion, when
- 9:11it was about to be dark, they put the whole town on alert,
- 9:16so everyone went to where those horrible screams came and when they arrived nobody could
- 9:22give credit to what they looked at. It was Don Lauro, who was
- 9:26on the ground in the middle of a pool of blood that sprang from his
- 9:30shoulder. The man screamed scared and said that a boar who had just married
- 9:35had bitten him. The boar was almost dead on the ground and the screams
- 9:39were horrible, as if it were a demon. But the macabre of everything
- 9:45was when, as the wild boar looked closer, they noticed a big hole
- 9:48in their stomach as a result of a shotgun impact. There was no way
- 9:54that wild boar could still be alive. The hunters, who were also able
- 9:58to see what was happening in the midst of the anguish, fired several shots
- 10:03at the boar, but the boar did not die and, moreover, torn
- 10:07to pieces, his body kept shouting and trying to escape from the moorings.
- 10:13At that point, someone thought of burning it and that' s how they
- 10:16set it on fire. Fortunately, that way, the boar finally died.
- 10:24All the people were amazed at what had happened and only hoped that Don Lauro
- 10:28would tell us what had happened. Fortunately, for the Lord. The bite
- 10:33didn' t pass from being a wound that was controlled and then, with
- 10:37everything that had happened, that place was cursed. The lord tried to relate
- 10:43what had happened, but no one could understand his words until his words finally
- 10:50made sense and began to say that he had hunted a wild boar and carried
- 10:54it on his neck. He hastened the passage to avoid the darkness of the
- 10:58night and as he crossed the mountains, he thought he heard prayers that he
- 11:03could not locate. He went on his way and heard strange sounds like laments
- 11:07again. He gave lights among the trees and headed towards them, meeting an
- 11:13ancient and unknown chapel. After the grove, despite the fear, he entered
- 11:20the shadow of the chapel. He lit a lamp and shivered when he saw
- 11:24horrible figures, demonic beings with horns, some faceless, others with malevolent gestures.
- 11:31He quickly left the place when he felt those figures moving and laughing in
- 11:35a dark way, but then he saw a priest with his face cut in
- 11:41half chasing him, running away from that place, as he could then,
- 11:48when he thought he had calmed down, he doubted if it had all been
- 11:52a hallucination. Upon arriving at his home, the wild boar he had married
- 11:56came to life and attacked him. After hearing Don Laus' story, people
- 12:00were incredulous, but expectant. Despite the incredible story. They had before their
- 12:05eyes the boar as proof and decided to visit the place in a whisper expressed
- 12:13its curse towards the day their ancestors decided to explore that place, considering it
- 12:18the worst mistake of their lives and all their offspring. The next day,
- 12:22first thing in the morning, a group of villagers went to that church hidden
- 12:28among the trees. Indeed, they saw that Don Lauro was right. The
- 12:33man said it wasn' t a good idea to come in and you'
- 12:35d better leave her. So they would forget her, but no one followed
- 12:39her advice and entered that place. Sacred once inside the site. This one
- 12:46was pretty dark and it didn' t allow them to see anything. The
- 12:48place was extremely hot, in contrast to the weather on the outskirts, which
- 12:54was somewhat cold. The strange thing about the case is that when they tried
- 12:58to light the matches they simply didn' t turn on, so they couldn
- 13:05' t observe anything Don Lauro had told them. But things didn' t
- 13:07stay that way. Being there, the villagers came up with something very disturbing
- 13:13that left everyone severely terrified. A person from the village on his way to
- 13:20that church had hunted a rabbit with a solid shot in the head and kept
- 13:26that animal inside a leather bag hanging from his shoulders. Being there on site
- 13:31and in the middle of a sudden grave silence. Violent movements inside the bag
- 13:37put everyone on alert and quite confused. At that time they again tried to
- 13:45turn on the matches and on that occasion succeeded. When they lit up where
- 13:50the man was very frightened and had discarded the bag and the bag was already
- 13:54lying on the floor, with whatever was inside fluttering to get out someone as
- 14:00he could, he approached and opened the bag of it. The rabbit came
- 14:05out with demonic red eyes injected into blood and with improper fangs of that helpless
- 14:11animal. His blood was still dripping from his head, but the rabbit was
- 14:16alive. Upon seeing this, all the people, no doubt, ran it
- 14:20without looking back and at the same time, in the church they began to
- 14:24hear laughter and sounds of things, moving the heat inside it became worse and
- 14:30macabre laments and terrifying voices began to be heard everywhere suddenly a priest came out
- 14:35with his face cut as if someone had machetazo in the middle. Everyone was
- 14:43extremely frightened and kept running until everyone was inside their homes, securing them with
- 14:48wood and holy water at every entrance, which represented a danger. In the
- 14:56afternoon as well as all night. No one went out of the house or
- 15:00to go to the bathroom, and it was until dawn that the still frightened
- 15:05people began to come out, this being the most commented topic for several days,
- 15:11the people of the village one day, when going to Mass, agreed
- 15:15that no one should go to that cursed place and, being all present,
- 15:20promised that it would so yield. However, it was not so after two
- 15:22weeks, when at dawn the dogs kept barking and the corral animals of the
- 15:26whole town were quite restless, so that no one in the village could sleep.
- 15:35Both my family, as well as all the neighbors, left their heavily
- 15:39armed homes to see what was happening in the middle of the darkness of the
- 15:45street. You could only see a woman, a woman in a white robe
- 15:48stained with blood at the height of the groin. In the first instance we
- 15:54were not afraid, because we knew it was someone in the village. As
- 15:58the woman approached, we could see that she was holding something in her hand,
- 16:03something round. At that time, the dogs barked at the woman desperately
- 16:08and approached her to bite her. And it was precisely at that very moment
- 16:14that the unthinkable occurred and that triggered a fear as it had never been felt
- 16:18in that place. That woman uttered a diabolical grunt and fell upon one of
- 16:23the dogs. He began to take away pieces of meat at the time he
- 16:29ate it, while the dog desperately cried and tried to flee. Seeing that
- 16:33scene, many people entered their homes dead of fear, but many more went
- 16:40to where the woman was to stop her. When they came to where she
- 16:45was, the dog was dying and the woman, with a demonic face as
- 16:49if something was possessing her, chewing and swallowing the dog' s flesh in
- 16:56panic. The men of the site tried to stop her, but she,
- 17:02with a supernatural force, succeeded in toppling everyone if she started running at great
- 17:07speed, losing herself in the mountain, where she was never seen again by
- 17:11the people who witnessed that macabre scene was in choc and it is that many
- 17:15people did not realize, but that woman was pregnant. Doña col, who
- 17:22was one of the people who saw everything, told the neighbors with tears in
- 17:26her eyes that that woman was veronic and that afternoon the child had died due
- 17:30to the difficulties of childbirth. Veronica, plunged into sadness and crying inconsolably.
- 17:37He said he already had a plan set up in case something like that happened.
- 17:41After that it was forbidden to go to that place and it had been
- 17:47for many years without such a problem until the day the priest of the village
- 17:51appeared devouring our animals. I told my family it was best to leave that
- 17:56town because from what Grandma said we were in danger and that fence was not
- 18:00going to do anything against evil. My family didn' t think twice and
- 18:06we decided to go to town with my grandmother' s sister for a while
- 18:11at what we got home. Surely, if Grandma had told what she said
- 18:15without me seeing that priest alive, despite the shot in her head, she
- 18:19wouldn' t have believed him. But I know that that was true,
- 18:26and to this day we haven' t heard from that place. I hope
- 18:30he' s already gone. Anonymous account