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- 0:04I work as a quartermaster for a hospital and almost since I started working there,
- 0:09about five years ago, I was assigned to the operating room area.
- 0:15Usually, cleanings are constant for almost two or three hours. We have to
- 0:20go over to check that everything that is needed to get rid of garbage moves
- 0:25quickly and that what we are allowed to clean is also done as quickly as
- 0:29possible, as those who get to sterilize the operating rooms pass by doing their
- 0:34work very quickly, as it is an area that is constantly moving because of
- 0:40the urgency that some operations may have. I' ve been on every shift
- 0:45cleaning that area and I' ve never felt as tired as when I do
- 0:49the job. During the early morning hours. The environment always feels heavier,
- 0:54especially when there are some very serious patients who have been admitted to surgery.
- 1:00It would seem like a coincidence, but after spending so many years in that
- 1:04place, I have no doubt that the vibrating of people spreads in the place.
- 1:10Also the student doctors have told me that there are places where they cannot
- 1:14be at dawn, which gives them a sense of fear, or that they
- 1:18have come to see clearly how some things move. All of us who frequent
- 1:23OR areas know that they experience unexplained situations that cause fear of being left alone
- 1:30in certain places or working without company. One of those places is right at
- 1:36the entrance of the O D. The place where patients are accommodated before entering.
- 1:41It is a space that when you are alone, because at that moment
- 1:45there is no patient waiting or more personal, because they are resting. No
- 1:49one can stay alone because he ends up running out of that place. Among
- 1:55the things that happen to me often, when I am taking out garbage or
- 1:59cleaning up the work areas of nurses or doctors, I have come to see
- 2:02how someone peeks into the curtains that divide the spaces between stretchers. I'
- 2:07ve also felt like they put strength in the mop so it doesn' t
- 2:12happen somewhere. I' m the least I' ve felt these situations,
- 2:16but there are some companions who have happened to them things like pulling their hair
- 2:21or throwing their things to the ground. Many people who enter to work in
- 2:25the quarter and spend the night in this area, no longer return ask for
- 2:30their change to another area or shift. In the case of those who work
- 2:35as nurses, doctors or truck drivers, the same has also happened. Many
- 2:39ask to change, but most are accustomed to weird movements, to chilling situations.
- 2:47I think there are these things, and that' s why I respect
- 2:51them. Seeing them without being told is different than just listening to them from
- 2:54others. Only the few who work as a plant in this area in the
- 3:00early morning have been able to cope with these little scares. Even doctors who
- 3:05have been operating here for years have a lot of respect for this area.
- 3:10Only one extreme case has happened in the case of a poor young nurse,
- 3:15a girl named Claudia. She was a girl who had little to finish her
- 3:21studies so she could be working with operated patients. She was a very rough
- 3:27girl, so to speak. When some began to try to scare her with
- 3:31the stories of the things that happened in that place, she said she didn
- 3:37' t believe anything and that, besides, she wasn' t interested in
- 3:40thinking about those things, because for her the most important thing was to take
- 3:44good care of her patients. From the beginning he proved to have character to
- 3:49be able to do his job, but from that moment I thought he might
- 3:53not bear much when something inexplicable happened to him. He wasn' t a
- 3:58bad person. She never got to treat someone badly was respectful, though intense
- 4:02with her work and I never saw her speak badly. Some partner was very
- 4:08active, even if there was no patient. He was worried that things were
- 4:12well arranged in case he needed them, and then he contacted me because he
- 4:16liked me, as I did my job he was the one who liked things
- 4:21to be impeccable. In more than a morning we got a little company when
- 4:27he had to stay on guard, while his companions rested a little while waiting
- 4:31for any urgency to arrive. When she stayed, she sent for me so
- 4:38I could talk a little bit. We didn' t get close enough to
- 4:43tell each other friends, but if we got along very well when we saw
- 4:48each other, when we talked, we always worked. I was picking up
- 4:50and cleaning up She was talking to me about things, waiting for directions,
- 4:58not giving room to the laziness. He was very serious about working with him.
- 5:00When we were talking in the early morning, it happened more than once
- 5:04that we saw roll out of nowhere the feathers that were settled next to the
- 5:10tables for records, but she only collected them without giving them the least importance.
- 5:15The strange thing is that, after placing them in the same place,
- 5:18they returned to Falle without stopping for many meters. Those would be the first
- 5:25demonstrations that would always start to happen when she was on the spot. Sometimes
- 5:30I told him it was the spirits, that it would be best to give
- 5:33a little prayer for them so that he could work without further problems. But
- 5:38I didn' t believe in that. He just left me talking to him
- 5:42without listening to what he was saying. I guess it was the best thing
- 5:46I could do not to be rude to me and shut up. Time passed.
- 5:50We kept going with the normal work routine and one night I saw her
- 5:55upset in the hallway at the entrance to the O R. I was on
- 5:58the phone. When he saw me coming, he hung up Then he told
- 6:02me all the details of his annoyance. She told me that one of the
- 6:06girls who was on guard with her had told her that they had seen a
- 6:11woman' s shadow come out of nowhere in the hallway by the scare.
- 6:15She had run away without thinking about it, but anyway, she wanted to
- 6:19warn that she was going to be out of the hospital for a while to
- 6:24recover, because fear did not allow her to set a single foot near the
- 6:28entrance to the hospital. Claudia was too angry. I thought it was all
- 6:31a story to stop doing your job. They had both fought. She had
- 6:38also seen some things moving, but making a story pretending that something like that
- 6:43happened in the operating rooms was an incredible story that she couldn' t overlook
- 6:47and wanted to report it to the supervisor. He asked me if I had
- 6:53seen things like that, too, and I told him the truth that I
- 6:57did, but that many of us were used to seeing those kinds of things
- 7:00that, if he didn' t believe me, he could ask others.
- 7:02She told me she' d never seen anything like it to make it clear
- 7:08why. She didn' t see any of that I hinted that they didn
- 7:13' t happen so often that they were. From time to time Claudia stayed
- 7:15for a while complaining about her partner then went on with the missing details.
- 7:20While I was waiting for them to pass on to the next person they were
- 7:27valuing for surgery, she told me that I could leave, so I left
- 7:30that place with the idea that I had upset her too. I went on
- 7:33with my job that night. I didn' t go to the toilet at
- 7:38the entrance of the operating rooms because I got the outside, but in the
- 7:42morning, on leaving the shift, I met Claudia who came with a coffee
- 7:46in her hands. She told me that finally, her partner had gone into
- 7:50doing her job, but that she was tired of so much nonsense and clearly,
- 7:55she began to complain about paranormal situations. He started claiming from the so
- 8:01- called ghosts. She said that she was there to work, that they
- 8:05had to leave the living alone and that she wasn' t to blame for
- 8:09it, whatever it was, that happened to them so they were making a
- 8:11mess. I didn' t mean my half word. She just said goodbye
- 8:16to me telling me that she didn' t understand how we could believe people
- 8:22in that nonsense on the way to my house I started thinking about how important
- 8:26it is to respect the dead. Maybe I wasn' t totally scared when
- 8:31some rags moved on or turned off and the lights out of nowhere. But
- 8:35one thing I would never dare do would be to deny that or blame them
- 8:39for a bad night' s work. In the end, we don'
- 8:45t know why those things happen, but I' ve always had the feeling
- 8:50that it might be bad not to respect that. After that bunch of complaints
- 8:52to your superiors. Looks like things got worse for poor Claudia. I didn
- 8:58' t get to see her often because they started leaving me outside the operating
- 9:05rooms, but the comrades started telling me that whenever I was present, something
- 9:09weird happened in the shift. He even started to get very upset with all
- 9:15his classmates. The night I had gone to greet her had not been the
- 9:18exception. My friend Carmelita told me that she had started to be very afraid
- 9:26of the hallway that led to the O D s. Something was there and
- 9:28it wasn' t good. She was very religious and had wanted to give
- 9:33her a small bracelet with a cross from Saint Benedict to Claudia, but she
- 9:37kindly rejected the gift. After that he always told everyone that the evil in
- 9:43that hallway also had to do with the evil in that nurse. Even though
- 9:50they insisted, she didn' t take the bracelet, but when Carmelita left
- 9:54it in her chair to keep it, the girl touched it to return it.
- 9:58The medal got me out of line. It seemed like he had just
- 10:03left his place. When Claudia wanted to return the broken bracelet to Carmelita.
- 10:09She didn' t take her back and told her she could throw her away
- 10:11because she was full of evil. So also the cleaning staff began to see
- 10:18the nurse with bad eyes to avoid talk or problems. I was deaf.
- 10:24I didn' t go on with the gossip about the paranormal things that happened
- 10:28to him. I just let them through. When it was my turn to
- 10:31be in the same area without doing or saying anything, it started to happen
- 10:37that casually all the clean sheets fell out of place unnaturally. Although she began
- 10:41to speak ill of the staff of the vandery, believing that they were not
- 10:46doing their job well, she also complained if they left poorly accommodated. Everything
- 10:52complained about seeing things out of order that she used to and other things to
- 10:58avoid problems. I was just smiling at her and following the current, as
- 11:01I myself had checked that everything was well suited so that I could move in
- 11:07the hallway, so it was strange that things were falling out of nowhere little
- 11:13by little the manifestations accumulated so much that they went from being one or two
- 11:18every several months to becoming situations of every day for her, as it no
- 11:22longer seemed normal to me, I began to carry a rosary with me all
- 11:26the time. It was better to feel that something of divine power protected me.
- 11:30Instead of leaving things adrift. I felt the feeling that something worse could
- 11:35happen if she was close. Claudia had the increasingly irritable character. She went
- 11:41from being attentive and hardworking to being upset all the time, looking for trouble
- 11:46to make others see that they were not doing their job well. So the
- 11:52others who were guarding her began to leave her alone. While they were resting
- 11:58a little or they were going to have dinner. They set aside a stormy
- 12:01night that was completely alone. The O R told me that she preferred to
- 12:09be alone doing her job and just as she was going to try to talk
- 12:13to her to tell her to think a little more about having those fights with
- 12:18her peers, the light started flashing intermittently throughout the area. We were both
- 12:22surprised. I dropped the dirty clothes I had on my hands and I persected
- 12:26myself. I felt like all that wasn' t normal, but Claudia got
- 12:31angry in seconds. He went on the phone tripping all his way through the
- 12:37light' s intermittance. He marked the maintenance department furious, hoping they'
- 12:41d fix the problem before any patient showed up. Apparently, they weren'
- 12:48t answering on the line. She began to get so much more angry and
- 12:52between it going out and the light coming on. I felt a sudden heat
- 12:54took over the whole place. Then we heard how the airs went off,
- 13:00they hit full capacity, but that heat kept the place in a very heavy
- 13:05atmosphere. My legs were already thinning. She wanted to get out of there
- 13:11as soon as possible, when Miss Claudia left talking to herself and when she
- 13:16hit one of the curtains to get her out of the way, we both
- 13:20saw her as a black figure. He showed up right behind the curtain to
- 13:24disappear in seconds. Claudia went off her back and sat on the floor.
- 13:28I yelled at him if he was okay, but he turned around with his
- 13:33face as pale as a candle. He asked me his I had seen that
- 13:37too. I felt terrified. Little by little I picked up the clothes I
- 13:43threw away the cleaning materials I had with me and told him to go out
- 13:48and get some air to recover from the scare we had taken away. She
- 13:52refused, stopped while shaking her uniform. She told me to yell at her
- 13:58if someone came to go and tell her who was going to stay and take
- 14:01care of her to go straight with the maintenance guys and complain She never talked
- 14:07about what we saw again. She seemed to want to hide the fright she
- 14:11took, for she, at every moment she could deny that such things could
- 14:15happen, but without a problem, denied those dead who took her time.
- 14:20I thought things would stay that way. We can never imagine that the things
- 14:26that appear in horror movies so based on something that really happened during one night,
- 14:31my boss asked me to accompany him to wait for the truck that was
- 14:35going to bring the cleaning materials that would be distributed for the cleaning of the
- 14:41entire hospital. I took the time to go out and smoke a cigarette,
- 14:48clear myself up a little bit, and talk to the coworkers. After a
- 14:50few minutes of conversation, chaos began. We heard the security guards shouting that
- 14:56a problem had occurred where gyrophans ran out to check what was going on.
- 15:03When I arrived at the entrance, there were several things thrown out, a
- 15:09computer material sheets from the hospital and, in addition, all the stretchers were
- 15:13moved. The guards were checking the cameras to see who had come in to
- 15:18do all those wreckage and between what they were talking about. We all heard
- 15:24a cry for help. She was a woman screaming to get her out of
- 15:28somewhere. We remained silent to hear more clearly where the screams came from.
- 15:35But all fire alarms began to be heard. The guards started checking everything.
- 15:41Some doctors and staff had taken to the meeting area the people waiting for their
- 15:46patients in the emergency rooms. We were evacuated to review the problem, but
- 15:54there was nothing to indicate that there really was a problem. When we began
- 15:58to return to our jobs, we heard the cries of help again and two
- 16:03security men returned to search where they were heard. They took all the intents
- 16:10out of us again while they were checking. But since I couldn' t
- 16:15stay calm, I went to the security booth to find the boss. He
- 16:18was giving directions on the radio and looking through the screens to locate the person
- 16:23who was screaming. I asked him if he really believed it was someone and
- 16:30not something that was heard. He told me to stop talking nonsense that the
- 16:34voice of a screaming woman was clearly heard, but they couldn' t know
- 16:40where the screams came from. After a long time of searching they found the
- 16:45place where the screams came was a small room where some tools were stored.
- 16:52The place was to the bottom of the hospital, near the supply area.
- 16:57They could not locate her because, apparently, the screams leaked through a vent
- 17:02and the sound spread everywhere. The person who screamed was located and turned out
- 17:11to be a nurse. She had gone into that warehouse, but she was
- 17:15trapped. So she decided to try to get out through the vent, but
- 17:21this one was too small and made her get stuck. After the great movement
- 17:26of return to patients, caregivers and hospital staff, everything returned to normal.
- 17:33Some fire or other problem within the facility was ruled out and the operating rooms
- 17:38began to be used. The morning schedules began and I continued my work until
- 17:44the time of departure. But it got weird not seeing Claudia all that time.
- 17:51Out of curiosity I went to ask what had happened. I had a
- 17:55bad feeling knowing she wasn' t anywhere. When I arrived at the surveillance
- 18:00booth, there were many people asking about what had happened with the fire alarms,
- 18:07but no one was allowed in. When I could see the person they
- 18:11said had caused all those problems, I was surprised to see that it was
- 18:15Claudia. More than surprised to see her I was intrigued to touch the window
- 18:22and the guard sued me to leave the poor girl. It looked really bad.
- 18:27I was crying, but without making any expression in choc I looked at
- 18:33nothing. As tears came out of his eyes. The guards were asking him
- 18:37questions. The glass didn' t let you hear what it was, but
- 18:41from their faces it seemed that I wasn' t asking you anything nice,
- 18:48as I was priced I decided to wait until I could talk to her,
- 18:52so I went to change my uniform and waited outside the booth sitting along with
- 18:56the guards waiting for her time out. Well, about three hours of questioning,
- 19:02Claudia left the booth. I turned to her and gave her an iced
- 19:06coffee that I bought for her when she looked at me, she jumped at
- 19:11me until she hugged me tightly, making me feel weird and uncomfortable, because
- 19:15we didn' t have a relationship that close enough for her to behave.
- 19:18So, she told me that she had finally been let out of there because
- 19:22they no longer suspected she was doing something illegal against the hospital because of the
- 19:29rare conditions in which they had found her. After checking the security cameras,
- 19:33they hadn' t discovered anything unusual. She had come out of there,
- 19:37but she had to go report what happened. Head office. The next day
- 19:42I told her I was escorting her to her car. She agreed as we
- 19:45walked. I didn' t know how to ask him what had happened.
- 19:49She looked too upset. He was still shaking his hands. Looks like she
- 19:56guessed or figured out what I wanted to ask her, so she kind of
- 20:00said she was gonna tell me what happened. I was just afraid that someone
- 20:03from her roommates would listen to what she was going to say to me,
- 20:08as it was late, I calmed her down telling her that the night shift
- 20:14people were gone so she could talk without worrying. He told me the following.
- 20:18She was around three in the morning, checking to see that the surgery
- 20:22notes she had just finished were in order. He was the last patient they
- 20:27had in recovery, so when the truck driver left with him, she was
- 20:32left alone. With the boss of the shift. As soon as the earrings
- 20:37were finished, Chief Isabel had told her that she wanted to go buy something
- 20:41to eat that left her taking care of until the other two nurses arrived on
- 20:45the dinner shift. Then he could go to sleep for a while. When
- 20:49she was completely alone, she checked that everything was in order as usual and
- 20:56sat on one of the chairs to rest. She began to fall asleep,
- 21:00but in one of the blinkers she saw a person crossing the door into the
- 21:06operating rooms with a jump. He got up, because no one could be
- 21:08there unless they had forgotten something, but decided to check. When he walked
- 21:14through the door, he saw nothing. Only the automatic door in the last
- 21:18O R began to open and close itself. When the door approached, he
- 21:22stopped moving and passed his hand through the opening button to open it, but
- 21:27it did not open or close. Then he tried to use the hand handle,
- 21:32but it didn' t open either. He looked inside. The light
- 21:36was out, so he couldn' t see anything. He went back down
- 21:40the hall to go find someone who could check at the door, but the
- 21:45door was reopened and the light turned on. He felt scared. He still
- 21:49went to see if he could know what was going on with the door.
- 21:53He thought they might be failing the light cables, or something slowly entered the
- 21:59operating room looking at everything, but there was nothing out of place. Then
- 22:03the door closed. After it, the lights began to blink and he could
- 22:08see between the plate and a fan like a shadow or the figure of a
- 22:12person who was looking at it had no face or anything else in it.
- 22:19When the light stopped blinking, she was completely dark. He screamed. Then
- 22:26he ran to the door, but the button was not activated and began to
- 22:30feel that something was going to take it from the back. She was trapped
- 22:33in the dark with something that was stalking her in one blow at a time.
- 22:37The door opened and came out as fast as it could towards nursing control.
- 22:44But since there was no one, he didn' t know what to
- 22:45do. So he kept turning around, trying to calm down because he felt
- 22:51that his ears were going to burst because of the hammering of his fast-
- 22:56paced heart. It took air, it was, it was in intendo,
- 23:00trying to reason what had been that when the light began to blink again.
- 23:04Now it had been first in the operating rooms, then in the exit corridor
- 23:10to where it was and then in the nursing control. He didn' t
- 23:15know what to do. So she tried to telephone the hospital headquarters when she
- 23:18saw a small shadow between the recovery beds, even though she didn' t
- 23:23have eyes on that thing that saw her, she knew she looked at her
- 23:30without thinking because of the panic, threw her cell phone at her, hoping
- 23:34to hit her, but she fell away without touching the shadow. She ran
- 23:38again to escape that shadow. I looked everywhere looking for someone to help her,
- 23:44but it was like the hospital was deserted, confused. That was the
- 23:49opposite side of the emergency exit. Arriving at the door of the small storage
- 23:53room, he entered and closed the door inside waiting for that to disappear.
- 24:00He started looking for how to turn on the light in the room, but
- 24:03he didn' t find it. It was remembered that his cell phone had
- 24:07broken him by throwing him out and he began to ask God. When she
- 24:11started hearing rough knocks at the door, she couldn' t contain her terror
- 24:15anymore, so she started screaming for someone to pull her out. From there.
- 24:19Then he heard the alarms ringing and thought he was going to die locked
- 24:23up in case it was a fire. That little room in the dark didn
- 24:29' t scare her anymore. He was more terrified that he was going to
- 24:33die burned, so he put together some boats that were irrigated in the room
- 24:37so that he could climb into them and look for some vent to escape.
- 24:41At the time of stacking some things, without even thinking if it would be
- 24:48impossible for her to climb that, she began to climb up until she felt
- 24:52a grille, took her off with her hands, checked if she could fit
- 24:56in the duct and started to get into the small space, jumping desperate until
- 25:03the boats fell, leaving her hanging as she could between the darkness, managed
- 25:07to put half of the body in the entrance of the duct, but realized
- 25:11that she could not go out or move around, as she was stuck.
- 25:14It was so that, imploring everything that existed, he began to ask for
- 25:18help as a madman so that he could leave that place. Fortunately, the
- 25:23alarm had gone off, he didn' t listen to anything else and he
- 25:27took advantage of shouting as loud as he could. In minutes they came for
- 25:32her. He didn' t even think to wait for a ladder to get
- 25:36her down. She jumped on the boats herself, hurting her ankles. Upon
- 25:41arriving for her, the security guards thought she was under the influence of some
- 25:45drug or had lost her mind. That' s why I ended up on
- 25:52security detail at the security booth and now he told me everything, hoping that
- 25:56thing wouldn' t follow her home. I believed everything right away. It
- 26:02seemed too elaborate a story to invent. Plus, his face swelled. So
- 26:06crying was impossible to pretend. When we got to her car I hugged her
- 26:11I told her that I had to seek help in a church, but she
- 26:15told me that I didn' t understand what that was going to do,
- 26:19because she didn' t believe that, as in the movies, a father
- 26:25was going to do an exorcism to help her. Over and over I tried
- 26:26to get her to come to her senses. I asked her to seek spiritual
- 26:30help, but she told me she was already doubting her sanity, because if
- 26:34she was really crazy, she would have to go to the psychiatrist right away.
- 26:40I didn' t insist anymore. I let her vent another time.
- 26:44While repeating over and over again details that I began to remember of that encounter
- 26:48with the shadow man the more he told me details the more I convinced myself
- 26:53that that poor girl had witnessed something terrible. I let her go. Without
- 26:59saying more. I didn' t ask for her number, or I asked
- 27:03if I could help her. I just let her go and not anymore.
- 27:06He came to work the next day. Rumors among the staff varied. Some
- 27:11said she had been discharged because she was detected with dangerous anxiety, so she
- 27:15had gone to recover with relatives. Others said that if something had been stolen
- 27:22when she had faked that panic attack on the security cameras, nothing could be
- 27:27seen. We could only see her running around. Even when he threw his
- 27:33cell phone right into a wall smashing it, there was nothing visible. Weird,
- 27:38she seemed to be in a crisis of madness or something worse. Nobody
- 27:44said anything. We all started to stop talking or asking about it little by
- 27:48little. I' d love to say that after what Claudia saw, everything
- 27:52calmed down for good in this area of the hospital, but it didn'
- 27:56t. It was getting worse and worse. Until today the hospital has fallen
- 28:02into bad repute. There are fewer and fewer patients we can see here.
- 28:06So I' m getting ready for the worst. Maybe they' ll close
- 28:10the place soon. Anonymous account.