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- 0:05My grandmother passed away last year, at eighty- two years of age.
- 0:08I know his departure was inevitable Age is like that. Nobody' s free
- 0:13to travel with Mrs Parka, but I think what happened to her wasn'
- 0:17t natural. At the end of his days he suffered as he had never
- 0:21done. I know why she told me. My mom thought the same thing
- 0:25as me, because when she talked about it, she confirmed to me that
- 0:29she couldn' t see it that way. His mom. Those two months
- 0:31of agony for her was like a tragedy for the whole family. He joined
- 0:36us, but he also provoked fights. Until the day of the funeral.
- 0:40It brought about many changes. I thought it was all over, that now
- 0:45that she was in a better place, I shouldn' t worry, but
- 0:49on the very day of the funeral at night I began to hear noises where
- 0:53it was her room. When I went to see what was going on,
- 0:57the light was on. Two or three times I came to see the light
- 1:00on her side, my mom said she heard that she called him, as
- 1:04well as when she spoke to him in the midst of her agony. Little
- 1:07by little, the house went from being alone because of the feeling of its
- 1:11lack, to being full of moments in which she seemed to be a pain,
- 1:17as we came to see her ghost wandering down the corridor leading to her
- 1:19room. That' s been barely ten months, but it feels like an
- 1:25eternity. Now my grandmother relives day by day. The moment before her death
- 1:30you can hear that short hour as she cries a bad woman avenged herself because
- 1:34she married my grandfather. Despite all the things he did to separate them.
- 1:41And I went with various priests with friends and even tried some things I saw
- 1:46in Tiktok to see if I could clean my house all so I could save
- 1:51her, because her soul is still in pain. She' s tied to
- 1:53earth because of that woman' s spells. Even though my grandfather passed away
- 1:57years ago, the witch never forgot her promise the revenge she had to collect
- 2:02for feeling used by grandfather. It' s awful to think about it,
- 2:08but my grandmother was the least to blame for this, because my grandfather was
- 2:13falling in love with women in every town where he went to sell his clothes
- 2:19That woman he met like this in a small place with few people. She
- 2:21was the daughter of the lady who made clean and healings for the people of
- 2:24the village, but that didn' t matter to my grandfather. I didn
- 2:29' t believe in those things. The same thing also happened with my grandmother,
- 2:34whom she fell in love looking for at the end of Mass. My
- 2:37grandmother told all that to my cousins and me one day she lost normal composure
- 2:40chasing a owl. What I' ll tell you is what happened when my
- 2:47grandmother was sixteen years old back in Tala. Her family were all engaged in
- 2:53working in the sugar mill, in the plant or as choférez, had just
- 2:57finished elementary school, so little had the opportunity to learn some trade. She
- 3:02was dedicated to helping her mother keep the house, as she had been the
- 3:07only woman left of the daughters who had had my great- grandparents Her two
- 3:12sisters had died girls, one by what they called Tifus and the other by
- 3:17a wagon. She helped keep the house, do the chores and help in
- 3:23general. It was his task. Since there were twelve in the house,
- 3:28he had much to do, for the heaviest was the care of his nine
- 3:31brothers, for some were still small. My grandfather met him when he was
- 3:36going to bring clothes to sell on credit to the sugar mill workers. He
- 3:42was out at the time of departure with his dad to show off the merchandise
- 3:45on the street. They would put their cloth on, put their bags down,
- 3:51and put some clothes on for people to see when they passed by.
- 3:53It was the way my grandfather' s dad had made a living. He
- 3:59bought clothes in the city of R Mexico and then sold them in every town
- 4:02where he went to get to Guadalajara. My grandmother' s father had found
- 4:08a good way to keep his family well dressed, in a way that didn
- 4:12' t hurt his pocket very much, as those gentlemen spend every month looking
- 4:17for their fertiliser of the garments sold while offering new merchandise. Grandpa saw her
- 4:23once that she went to choose some dresses as she saw her older brothers protecting
- 4:27her, and her dad dissemulated her interest, but took advantage of any small
- 4:31talk to find out what her name was. He also looked for a way
- 4:38to know if he lived nearby. My grandmother said that Grandpa Peter never told
- 4:41her how he found her. One Sunday he appeared sitting outside the church.
- 4:46She went out of mass with her friends on a Sunday afternoon and there was
- 4:50my grandfather' s don Juan. Little by little he came closer, gave
- 4:55her flowers, gave her letters, finally all the things to do in the
- 5:00villages to fall in love with a girl. My grandmother fell right away,
- 5:03even though he was seven years older than her. Soon, they were dating
- 5:08in order to get married. They were both waiting for it to come to
- 5:15spring so they could get married. Both parents agreed. Although she was from
- 5:18Jalisco and the Center had set April as the month of the wedding. My
- 5:25grandmother did not suspect that her future husband was leaving irrigated debts of honor for
- 5:30all the villages to which she arrived one afternoon when she expected him to come
- 5:34home to talk, as was her custom, she did not arrive the following
- 5:40Sunday. She waited for him again, but she didn' t show up,
- 5:44and she says it was the day she saw the spectral woman. She
- 5:46was sad waiting for her boyfriend. He had started to read his devotionary sitting
- 5:50on the chairs he was taking out the hallway of the entrance, when he
- 5:56was waiting that he would not miss his word to my grandfather if n o
- 5:59N o N o r R o r NS. In the distance, a
- 6:00woman was standing across the street. Seeing her, she felt the heavy gaze
- 6:06that looked at her and looked up at the woman' s eyes, looking
- 6:11like fire in the distance, so she thought she had seen an apparition.
- 6:14He was scared, but he couldn' t move. Nor fail to see
- 6:17that half wild woman with untidy hair, wearing a dress that looked very old.
- 6:25The woman approached her little by little and made visible what she occupied.
- 6:28One of his closed fists fell a dead bird. My grandmother was persignant.
- 6:32Then he suddenly stopped, regaining the strength to run. The woman told him
- 6:38not to leave, that he had to tell her something. She told him
- 6:41she wasn' t interested, turning around to get in her house. Unfortunately,
- 6:46my grandmother didn' t get to run or scream. The woman grabbed
- 6:49her tightly and said softly, so my grandmother understood little, but she always
- 6:53remembered how little she heard. That woman said that Peter, but it was
- 7:00hers, that they had agreed to take her away six months ago, but
- 7:04she never arrived. He told her where she was from, but she didn
- 7:08' t listen. Then he nailed her while touching her belly, telling her
- 7:12she was going to get revenge. My grandmother didn' t sense that signal
- 7:15for a long time. Then, my grandmother screamed for the pain of her
- 7:19nails sticking in her skin, and her brothers left the house. The woman,
- 7:24seeing them, made a snoop like a cat and then ran away from
- 7:28there. Although Carlos, the older brother, chased her with all his speed,
- 7:31he could not reach her he had disappeared in an alley. After the
- 7:39incident, my grandmother said nothing, only that the woman had approached him from
- 7:42nowhere asking him for something he did not understand. Nails nailed to her skin
- 7:46looked like a bite. They had turned red in the hours after, my
- 7:51grandmother had a horrible fever. For several days. Everyone thought I was going
- 7:56to die. My grandfather went with her the following Sunday. His dad had
- 8:01fallen off on a trip and he was sick. When I got to my
- 8:05grandmother' s house. After seeing her so sick, she asked her parents
- 8:09to marry her to be attached to her forever. They were hunted while my
- 8:13grandmother was convalescent in bed. Since that day, my grandfather did not separate
- 8:18from her, although her father died far from there, in the middle of
- 8:24delusions because of a fever that seemed to have no motive. My grandmother was
- 8:28talking about her dreams. Those where was the woman who told her that Peter
- 8:31was hers and inevitably, my grandfather found out, but in the end he
- 8:37justified himself He also faked dementia saying he didn' t know her. Some
- 8:41time later, exactly two years later, at the time his second son was
- 8:48born, the woman appeared again now outside the house where they both lived.
- 8:52My grandmother saw her standing across the street. First she dreamed of it as
- 8:56a bird, then she saw it clearly always at night or at the time
- 9:03of dawn it was when she came to harass her began to burn her arm
- 9:09previously scratched, where there had remained a mark of heat like a kind of
- 9:13red mole on her skin. From the window of her room she could see
- 9:16it and, for more, who asked about that woman, no one seemed
- 9:20to see her. My grandfather told her that she was upset by the children
- 9:24or by the cold, and even blamed the heat or the cats. My
- 9:28grandmother began to notice strange things in her house, which was on the top
- 9:31of the clothing store. There the black birds sat on the clean clothes lying
- 9:37right on hers. A lot of land invaded the spaces. The shelves were
- 9:43full of soil daily, no matter how much he cleaned. As my grandmother
- 9:48was a great believer, she went immediately to talk to her fellow rosaries.
- 9:54They saw the clear signs. I was being haunted after a lot of searching
- 9:58and poor granny r rras. He knew the truth. Seeking witchcraft, she
- 10:03found addresses of women her husband continued to frequent on his journeys to supply.
- 10:09He knew of a son or two that he was hiding and so he came
- 10:13to the letter of the woman who was chasing her. I was accusing my
- 10:16grandfather of cheating on her. I was asking her to go back to her.
- 10:18He threatened to throw the devil himself to repent. Despite the fear caused
- 10:24by those written words, my grandmother left the letter in place and then went
- 10:28to Mass. How things were worked out before, keeping quiet. She did
- 10:35so, without questions or conflicts. Thus, the marriage continued to function normally.
- 10:41On the subject of witchcraft, my grandmother took care of making clean going
- 10:46with her father, staying faithful and protected with her pictures of saints. Little
- 10:50by little, that woman stopped appearing Little by little she began to forget her
- 10:56it seemed that she had also given up because she laughed removing the plagues,
- 11:01the bad luck, the soil, the moisture on the walls and the diseases
- 11:05of her young children. That is why he won the battle against the forces
- 11:09of evil. So they spent thirty years in relative tranquility for her, because
- 11:16from time to time she could dream about the woman, she told me that
- 11:20sometimes she saw her as a woman, sometimes she stalked her in the form
- 11:24of a cat or owl, but that she did not dare to approach or
- 11:28enter the house. At the time of learning this story, many things from
- 11:33my childhood made sense. I thought my grandmother had extravagant habits or those that
- 11:39they say are ranching, but in reality she had always been struggling with that
- 11:43witch' s curse. I remember once my cousins and I were playing on
- 11:50the ground floor of the house. From the small garage you can see the
- 11:54house across the street. That house is covered with plants. There are many,
- 12:00many trees. It doesn' t look very good or the entrance to
- 12:03so many pots. That summer vacation afternoon, my cousin, Julia and Keta
- 12:07played the house between the pots and bird cages. When we realized the time
- 12:13was because we hardly saw. It was so dark. Ketan stopped to go
- 12:18light the spotlight outside, but Julia told him not to move. Then he
- 12:24told us something was watching us. In the distance. I saw eyes shining
- 12:30silently. We looked at those eyes that were moving like in circles, so
- 12:33out of curiosity I advanced to the gate of the entrance. The light lit
- 12:37up suddenly lighted us up and we got to see a little beyond the street.
- 12:43On the other side was a huge bird. Looking at us, he
- 12:48moved his head from one side to the other. He called us as whistling
- 12:52with a very particular sound. We all screamed when the light went on,
- 12:56so my mom went out to see what had happened to us. We began
- 12:58to yell at her that there was a bird calling us, but she tried
- 13:05to calm us down by explaining that it was a simple owl. My grandmother,
- 13:09who was still able to move with agility, turned around lightning with a
- 13:13bucket, threw the water it contained into the street and began insulting the animal.
- 13:18He threatened her and told her not to mess with us. That day
- 13:22had passed in my memory as the most embarrassing moment I had ever lived with
- 13:28my grandmother, as several neighbors came out listening to the screaming she was doing
- 13:33became more serious than I had ever seen her. That night he sat us
- 13:37all at the table, including my mother, to tell us the story that
- 13:43had been afflicting her for many years. After learning my grandmother' s story,
- 13:48I understood why she was crazy, screaming and throwing water at the owl.
- 13:52He had a deep fear embedded in his soul, a fear that we
- 13:58did not understand. She confessed to my mother from an early age that she
- 14:03feared that she would be hurt by a woman seeking revenge on her and,
- 14:07although she did not find it very logical, she accepted that strange things came
- 14:13to pass in her house. When I was a child, my mom would
- 14:16see normal mornings of some dry plants overnight, or that sometimes the neighbors'
- 14:20dogs would howl all night long. When her mother prayed the ninth every year,
- 14:26on the same date that she had married, my mother believed that things
- 14:31were calm with her mother regarding the apparitions of the witch, when she no
- 14:35longer saw her, putting up saints, buying rosaries and being in the Church
- 14:41all the time. After that night when she told us the whole story about
- 14:45her, several years passed before she reappointed the witch in front of me,
- 14:50as she was no longer a child. I wanted to be the one to
- 14:56see what was going on. I told my mom I was gonna stay at
- 14:58my grandmother' s house for a few days. From there I could go
- 15:01to school. I asked him not to worry. My aunt was uneasy since
- 15:07I got here. He asked me if I' d seen anything weird before
- 15:11I got on the street or at the door, but I said no.
- 15:13That didn' t leave her alone. She was sure the witch was round
- 15:18again. Honestly, she didn' t look like an unbalanced old lady.
- 15:24He told me all this very quiet, very normal. He mentioned these suspicions
- 15:28twice a day, but the days were as they had always been. Ever
- 15:33since I remembered my grandparents' routine. I didn' t change my grandfather,
- 15:39he was deaf or so I think. As for what my grandmother said
- 15:43about the Witch when she mentioned something, he would just keep quiet or change
- 15:48the conversation about something that had nothing to do with it. The night before
- 15:52my grandfather suffered the spill, my grandmother told me that I had seen a
- 15:58path of pantheon dirt in the wrong bathroom window I went to check and saw
- 16:00nothing, so I doubted if it was true. I slept to sleep with
- 16:06the doubt that my grandmother was really right in her mind. There comes a
- 16:11point where it seems so unreal what she told me, that it seemed to
- 16:15me that half was an invention to endure my grandfather' s infidelities. At
- 16:21dawn the next day I woke up to go to the bathroom. As I
- 16:26turned on the light, I saw a dirt road and stepped on it with
- 16:30thin, thin footprints of small, thin feet. Undoubtedly, it was none
- 16:33of us who lived in that house. I was surprised to feel my heart
- 16:38rumbling in my ears, but I didn' t want to say anything to
- 16:44my grandmother because I remembered that I was going to lose my peace of mind
- 16:48imagining the day she ran to the owl with insults. I didn' t
- 16:52imagine everything I was going to do and say while I was trying to find
- 16:56the witch around the house just in case I picked up that land quickly and
- 17:00walked around every part of the house using the lamp on my cell phone.
- 17:03After checking everything, I found nothing and returned to the second floor, ready
- 17:08to sleep a little longer until the alarm sounded. When I passed in front
- 17:14of my grandparents' room, I saw strangely paired at the door. I
- 17:18looked carefully so as not to make the wood rustle and wake them up.
- 17:22At that moment I saw that a shadow turned to see me. She had
- 17:26noticed that I saw her that shadow stood at the foot of my grandparents'
- 17:30bed. I took my hand to my mouth to avoid screaming at all lungs
- 17:34and in a second, after seeing the burning eyes of that skeletal witch with
- 17:40tangled hair, the door was closed suddenly I knocked on the door in fear
- 17:45my grandmother woke up wondering if I was okay. I stopped by and I
- 17:49didn' t see anything weird just in case that day I decided to stay
- 17:53in the house with them. I didn' t go to high school that
- 17:56night. My grandfather suffered a stroke and died three days after that, my
- 18:02grandmother began to get sick more and more. She had a hard time staying
- 18:07alone, so my mom and I moved in with her to keep her company
- 18:11at all times. Three months before her death, she was diagnosed with skin
- 18:15cancer right on the mole that had been left over the scratches of that sinister
- 18:21entity of evil, The pain was consuming her. Joy went out of his
- 18:26eyes. She stopped being what I remembered since my childhood. She withered in
- 18:32the saddest way in which a woman as kind as she can wither. From
- 18:37his memory, I wouldn' t like to say everything that happened to his
- 18:41illness, but he lost his arm in an attempt to prolong his life.
- 18:45Despite the doctors' follow- up. The pain always attacked her. Hallucinations
- 18:49and nightmares were a daily thing. We used to listen to her, to
- 18:55cry, to ask God to take her away. That has no way of
- 18:59getting over it. I will never forget her voice, lamenting and unfortunately,
- 19:03when she also dies the vestiges of land in the house. I wanted to
- 19:07meet that witch to curse her, also to destroy her, but I think
- 19:12she' s never coming back because she' s done what she wanted.
- 19:17For the moment, I focus on my grandmother looking for a way to save
- 19:21her soul. I' m still going with the father, who knew her
- 19:23well. I attend church meetings and ask for her, but I also keep
- 19:27looking among people who know about Witchcraft, because I want to help her go
- 19:33away with God, to get out of the prison where my grandfather put her
- 19:37because she couldn' t keep her pants in place. That' s why
- 19:41I didn' t just look for people. I continue to visit Internet sites,
- 19:45do clean in my house, consult healers and I hope to find a
- 19:51solution soon, because it is a great pity to be listening in some moments
- 19:56to my grandmother' s soul cry or drag her feet walking down the hallway
- 20:00that led her to the bathroom. My mom saw me at some point blessing
- 20:04the house with white flowers and asked me to stop, because she says it
- 20:08can be dangerous in what I' m getting into. But I think it
- 20:12would do more harm by leaving my poor grandmother the way she is, because
- 20:15I fervently believe that her body stopped suffering, but her soul does not rest
- 20:22because of that curse. Anonymous account