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Caminando En El Infierno Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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I can' t say when what I' m going to tell happened either
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where it happened. I can' t reveal a single detail of my identity
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or anything. I was military corporal like many others, I never did anything
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especially important or heroic. I just did what I was ordered to do without
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asking. Like everyone else, I was assigned as part of the security team
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of a drug dealer of a certain cartel who at the time had very good
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arrangements with the Government. It wasn' t just me, it was like
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forty. The general was always with him. Others moved him and some of
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us were stuck in his safe house and I say house not to say mansion.
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Everything happened there, from parties and important business deals to forced interviews and
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other things. The place had a swimming pool, a huge garden, a
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three- story main room, equipped with everything you need to not have the
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need to go out for nothing for months. Those were the accessible areas,
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but on the property there was an area with fence. There was always one
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of us, taking care that no one but the owner or his trusted people
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came in. Behind that fence was another garden, a smaller one, with
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a tree in the middle, a dry tree. All year long it was
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dry because water was never put on it. It was always watered with blood,
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specifically with the blood of the people they carried there for forced interrogations.
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The owner of the house was crazy, he was a sadist, a terrible
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psychopath, but who knows he was weird, because with all his people he
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was very kind, always with a smile on his face, respected by many
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people inside and outside the narco world, his evil appeared only when he was
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in that private area of his property. In that garden was the entrance to
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a small basement, which is where the forced interrogations were carried out. I
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' ve never come down now. With all that context, I want to
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tell you the strange things that were happening in that little garden impregnated with death.
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What I' m going to tell may seem too much for some people,
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but you must remember that people died there in terrible ways and, as
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people say, when a person dies suffering his soul he cannot rest and,
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usually, sorrowful souls usually manifest themselves. The first peculiar situation that happened since
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I was assigned to the safe house. It was that one night I was
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guarding at the entrance of the garden, I started to hear something was bouncing
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inside the fence. It was a ball that was being thrown into the four
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walls. We were not allowed to open the door for anything in the world,
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unless we were ordered if any of us would know anything else, because
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it was a certain death, so I couldn' t look out to see
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what was going on. I just radioed the situation. They just said it
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was okay, to ignore the noise. For a week it was the same
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thing, so one day it occurred to me to comment on what happened to
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one of the owner' s men. He told me that two days before
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I arrived, they had given a permanent lesson to one of the chiefs of
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the square. Turns out that person used to visit the owner a lot,
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especially when there were interrogations. That gentleman used to spend it in the garden
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throwing a tennis ball against the walls. He did so while the information was
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being taken from the unfortunate in turn who had been taken to the basement.
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So, as the hitman told me, that noise was being made by the
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ghost of the above- mentioned who was still playing with his tennis ball in
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the garden. A curious thing. I don' t know how they did
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it to control the smells. I mean, the bodies were taken away,
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but so many liters of blood must have caused a minimum of pestilence. But
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at least I never detected any smell outside that garden. Inside, yes,
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but outside, not even when I opened the door. I think it'
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s weird remembering. There were no flies either. I never started thinking too
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much about those things. They told me to stay there. And that'
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s what I was doing. As for the tree if I came to see
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it on several occasions, what happens is that, when someone suspected of trying
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to rescue him was questioned, we were assigned two or three inside the garden
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so that, in case someone managed to kill everyone outside and get there to
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receive him with a rain of bullets, that tree looked old. His collo
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Lor was very opaque. He didn' t make it to black, but
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if he was very cinder, he didn' t grow a leaf at any
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time of the year. Your log I calculated that it was a meter in
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diameter and high it makes me that about ten meters or so you could see
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from the parking lot there was another amazing detail. The tree was chained,
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untied with mechate, chained with steel shackles and large locks that held the tree
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to four thick concrete poles that were about a metre from the trunk. I
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never dared to ask what the chains were for, but clearly the reason they
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had them was no good. The vibration emanating from that tree was uncomfortable.
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It' s a little complicated for me to explain it clearly, but it
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wasn' t nice. If you got too close, you could feel like
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something was oppressing your chest. Even the air temperature was lower near the tree.
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Never had to turn your back on that tree. It was a bad
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idea, because when you didn' t look at it head- on,
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but looked at it with a glance, you could see people standing around the
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tree looking down at the ground turning your back. As soon as you turned
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to see the tree directly, those people disappeared. But if you turned your
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back on the tree and again looked at it with a glance, those people
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already saw them closer and no longer looked at the ground, but were staring
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at you. Terrible thing. It was said that if you did that many
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times those people ended up catching up and killing you. Right there, they
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told me it went down to three lines, but I never saw anything.
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On several occasions I would not know how to give the exact figure, but
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if it was more than ten times it was my turn to see how the
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tree was watered. It was a grotesque thing. As soon as the interrogations
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ended, they sent for one of the owner' s gardeners. That person
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went down to the basement and then went up with one or two gallons full
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of the blood of the questioner. Those gallons were poured into the feet of
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the tree trunk. Call me crazy if you want, but I swear that
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tree was alive. I could see how he moved when his blood was drained.
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Not much of an exaggeration, but I can assure you that the trunk
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and branches rocked a few inches when they were given blood. The owner had
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a certainly rare relationship with the tree. He talked to him, caressed him,
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wouldn' t let anyone make physical contact. Besides him. I once
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had to see a hit man shot. He was new. I was smoking
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in that garden. I was taking care of it. There was questioning that
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guy. When his cigar was being finished, he thought of throwing it into
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the grass near the tree. As soon as the cigar made contact, I
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immediately radioed the grass to bring water and keep the fire from getting out of
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control. I could literally see how the fire surrounded the tree without touching it.
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The flames took her back. I couldn' t believe it. The
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owner had to leave the basement. I was in a really bad mood.
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I hated interrupting the interrogations. He asked what happened and I just told him.
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The man took out his gun and killed the hit man. Thus praises,
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no glances, no hesitations. He didn' t like them messing with
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his tree the times I had to stand guard all night outside the garden.
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It was normal to hear screams coming from within. That was weird, because
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the screams of the interrogations weren' t heard. The basement was well equipped
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so that no sound could escape from the inside. So it was definitely not
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normal for them to hear screams. Besides, those screams were only heard when
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there were no interrogations. It didn' t make sense. We, the
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Army, have been providing security for that drug dealer for a few years.
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Things changed When the six- year term was over, the new president made
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deals with another poster and moved us. I didn' t last long.
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After that six- year period, things don' t work like they used
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to. Of course, the Government continues to have agreements with drug trafficking.
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That' s never gonna change. But what I mean is that things are
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no longer as before, is that there is no longer the nerve to order
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the army to take care of drug traffickers from the opposite cartel or from international
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institutions such as the DEA or the Company. I' m an ex-
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military man. I' m currently working on private security. My boss is
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an entrepreneur who lives in San Pedro, Nuevo León. Actually, I'
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m not much of a teller of the things I lived in the army,
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because, honestly, most of them aren' t pleasant at all. But
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my boss has a certain fixation for hearing stories like that about paranormal things,
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and that he and I talk little because the lord doesn' t have much
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free time, but whenever we do, he tells me things like that,
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weird things that have happened to him with witch ghosts and naval ghosts. The
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only hours of the day he' s not working is when he' s
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with his kids. He is divorced and his children also like all paranormal subjects.
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And it was precisely one of the Lord' s sons who made the
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comment that it would be nice for me to tell the experience I had on
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the last day that I was part of the armed forces. So I encouraged
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myself to tell my experience. Well, I was high on Calderón' s
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six. I did it because I had a couple of friends who were already
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military and on one occasion I could talk to them, they told me that
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they had raised their salary what they told me they were paying them was more
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than I earned where I worked back then, so I enlisted that same month
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to understand why I was in the place where the experience happened to me.
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You need to give them a little context. They' re the basics.
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Being inside, I was assigned to Tamaulipas, which at the time was the
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mere hell, because the zetas walked with all that sign wanted to take over
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the whole country, so the war was very hard everywhere. There was a
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rumor that those people had been part of the special forces and that was why
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it was difficult to fight them. During those years, the Jalisco Cartel created
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an armed arm specifically to confront the etas. In fact, they called themselves
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the matacetas all that was missing from Calderón' s six- year- old.
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I stayed in Tamaulipas, not in the same city, but always in
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the same state. When Peña was transferred to Jalisco by then the matazetas had
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already evolved to the Jalisco Poster, a new generation. Their leader controlled everything.
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He had bought half a state, from the lady at the corner store
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to government people. It was very difficult to work for those who assigned us
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there. We didn' t sleep long. They moved us a lot.
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It was like a measure of preventing the development of ties between the morning and
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the army. Two thousand thirteen to two thousand eighteen. I was in Colima,
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Guanajuato and Guerrero at the time of Peña' s departure and between the
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workman. We are moved to Zacatecas, which by that time had been for
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several years, being the battlefield between the people of Jalisco and the people of
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Sinaloa. Zacatecas used to die. It was full of ghost towns. All
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the people who lived in those villages were running away clearly if the bullets didn
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' t kill them. First good. It was in Zacatecas that I lived
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the experience that would cause me to lose my army. They sent us to
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the mountain range, which is behind the Bufa hill. We were about halfway
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between the hill and the Morelos Cosio highway had sent us to intercept an armed
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convoy of the people of Jalisco. What we didn' t know was that
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Sinaloa' s were also in the mountains waiting for that same convoy. So
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at the very hour there was a tremendous shooting, many dead. Only one
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van from the entire convoy could get out. That' s where all of
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Sinaloa and the Army fell, nothing but me. It was pure luck that
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he was screwing me, he didn' t count his bullets well, and
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that' s why I could kill him. By that time, Jalisco'
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s had already escaped. All this happened at 2: 00 in the morning.
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So there I was completely alone in the middle of the mountain range,
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in the middle of the morning and surrounded by corpses without anything else to do.
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I started walking. It wasn' t even five minutes. When I
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started hearing noises, many noises that wouldn' t have to ring in the
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middle of the saw I could hear footsteps. It was a quiet walk.
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I think it was a woman' s shoe because it sounded like heels,
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but the noise was the one that makes a heel shoe when it moves through
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the glass. They were also heard as if several mirrors were breaking the sound,
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although it sounded from a distance, it had a lot of sharpness.
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I remember that at the same time there was laughter, no laughter or anything
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scandalous. It sounded more like laughter in a conversation between people. And even
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though none of those noises seemed to pose any threat, I was afraid.
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I could not run, nor could I speed the pace, because during the
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confrontation, in order to avoid being hit by a gust of bullets, I
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had moved abruptly towards rocks and one of my legs hit a stone with edge.
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Of course, I wanted to run, but I didn' t want
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to fall down and hurt myself anymore. So I just kept walking at the
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same pace. Suddenly someone called me by my name. That made me stop
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right away. There shouldn' t be anyone there, so it wasn'
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t possible that someone was talking to me, they called me back by my
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name. It was a woman' s voice. I didn' t dare
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turn around. I just turned my head a little bit, and as I
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looked back, I noticed that a few feet behind me was a woman.
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I could not notice any particular details, features or clothing. I heard she
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was a woman by the silhouette. That' s why I looked back at
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the front and kept walking about twenty steps and I looked back at the woman
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at the same distance and she was following me. I was moving at the
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same speed as I wasn' t doing, but something about the woman had
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changed. Now if I could notice a couple of features on his face it
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was dark and I think he had horns. It was such an impression that
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I took away that my breath was almost cut off. My legs shook a
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little, I passed saliva and even felt my forehead warm. I stood firm
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and continued my path knowing that this horrible thing was still behind me, fearing
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that at any moment it could be attacked. Then another sound began to sound.
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It was the rattle of a snake sounded very fast and very strong.
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I was stunning the bell. He was joined by a lot of howling laments
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and other ununderstandable sounds He could even hear as if a river ran under my
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feet. I thought I was going crazy. The woman called me back by
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my name. I could no longer control that situation and decided to turn around.
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I' ve never been able to get out of my mind, what
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I saw when I turned There was the woman in heavenly clothes hair on her
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shoulders of average height. His facial features were inhuman, his eyes were almost
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straight on the top. His forehead was prominent and his cheekbones bulging. His
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chin was pointed. She was very thin, too much I would say,
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all her skin was dark, with darker spots. That' s how it
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was on feet, arms, neck and face. He was barefoot, his
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toes and hands were crooked atrophied. In addition, her legs and arms seemed
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to be dis what she gave was a horrible creature and if I had the
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misfortune to get to see so many details, it was because the sky was
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completely clear and the moon shone brightly. The eyes of that thing were deeply
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black and his pupil shone like the eyes of a cat or a snake.
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I was petrified. I felt like time stopped. I expected the monster to
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do anything, but nothing happened. So, without withdrawing my view of the
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strange woman, I began to take steps backwards. When I thought I'
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d turn around a little bit to take care not to trip over the rocks.
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She started to move forward, stopped when I looked back at her.
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I kept going until I lost sight of her. Then I felt safe to
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turn around and start running. I did it till I got to the road.
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I didn' t wear the uniform one more day I took a leave
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of absence. Immediately that was a good thing and it was too much for
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me. The simple fact of taking a person' s life is something that
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changes you inside, something breaks inside you. I don' t even remember
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how many people I got to kill, criminals, of course, but they
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were still people. I lost count after reaching a hundred, but on that
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occasion, in the Sierra de Zacatecas, six of those who went with me
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were my friends and I saw them all fall without life. What happened to
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the horrible woman with snake features was the drop that spilled the glass. When
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I met my boss, he asked me what had been the cause of my
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discharge from the army and I had to tell him this story. At first
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he didn' t believe me, but luckily I had enough experience to keep
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the job any day. Several months later, the lord asked me to tell
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my story to his children. That' s when he finally believed me,
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because suddenly, everything exactly the same, word for word, just as I
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had told him, which is just what I just told you. Stories written
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and adapted by Ramiro contreras