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Nada Es Lo Que Parece : El Sacerdote Y Su Maldición - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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  Next story. It is a very famous legend that has been told from family
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  to family, mainly here where it happened, and that is why I want
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  to tell it in the General Archive of the Nation. There is the following
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  document that attests to certain events that occurred because the inhabitants of some towns in
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  Oaxaca felt terror of going out at night. The writing was written only thirty
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  years after the conquest of Mexico in it was consummated. Under the file label
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  thirty- seven reads the following. The governors, mayors and principals of the
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  towns of Yagalinga, Panotao and Tlasco partner dependent on the antequera city valley of
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  Oaxaca. We appear before your Honour, in the manner that is most in
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  law and we say that for the discharge of our conscience it is appropriate to
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  make a statement that the chapters accusations that we presented against Emilio Mendoza, neighbor
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  and priest of this place were false and liars. Of these, he was
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  made to visit Don Emilio Mendoza, by Your Honor as well as by the
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  Commissioner of the Holy Office, who resides in this city. We testify that
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  the chapters were imposed on us by the chief Don Bernardo, who wanted to
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  avoid paying ninety- one pesos and six tomines to the defendant Emilio Mendoza for
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  doing what we owe as Christians. We say that the priest did not commit
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  the crimes we gave him and thus suffered unjustly. We are ready to take
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  the necessary steps to satisfy the honor of the martyred and then the signatures and
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  the date come out. Don PedroÁlvarez Mayor, Don Juan Domingo Regidor,
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  Agustín Sambrano Mayor Juan clapisque regidor in 22 days of the month of March of
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  1, 500 fifty- one. On the same date, put few sons
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  before the corresponding authorities read the said retraction the cure. Emilio Mendoza had been
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  burned alive after suffering terrible torture in the prisons of the Holy Office or Holy
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  Inquisition. As he is commonly known, he preferred to lose his life rather
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  than acknowledge having performed satanic rites in his home or having induced his parishioners to
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  renege on the Christian faith. The people he attended were greatly outraged by his
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  martyrdom, for he was recognized in those places and in his surrounding areas as
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  a true saint, for he cared for the sick and administered alms to help
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  the poorest. Seeing that they were taking him to prosecute him for heretics,
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  many came out in his defense, but everything was useless. As the days
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  passed, they decided to pressure their authorities to drop the charges against their spiritual
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  guide. Upon learning of the death of the priest, Don PedroÁlvarez and
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  Agustín Sambrano watered in their homes for fear of the angry mob. Augustine said
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  they were all guilty. The day they met for lunch at his house in
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  the country, he said that they were going, despite much, to have
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  let themselves be bribed by Don Bernardo. He commented that, for his part,
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  he had sent Masses to the new priest for the eternal rest of the
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  unfortunate. Don Pedro replied that this gesture would be useful for reconciliation with God.
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  He said he himself would do the same thing that day. That is
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  why he asked him to accompany him to the city to speak with the elder
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  bishop. He said it would be God' s greatest favor. The higher
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  the hierarchy of those who advocated for the soul of Don Emilio Mendoza. Don
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  Agustín replied that he was very well thought out and that he only asked him,
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  please, to wait for him, since he had to conclude some very
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  important matters. Don Pedro started packing up what was needed for the trip.
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  The pair of waiters accompanying him prepared the mules under a sky full of black
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  clouds. The thunder did not wait and it was to this circumstance that it
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  prevented the men from hearing the macabre talk that took place inside the house and
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  it happened that at the time of the twilight, Don Pedro heard that they
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  were knocking at the door, thinking that it was his friend Agustín, came
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  quickly to open it was dazzled to face the horrible presence of the priest Emilio
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  Mendoza with multiple bloody wounds on his burned body. Terror had completely invaded the
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  mayor, but he had enough strength to shut the door in his nose.
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  To the visitor of the afterlife the macabre voice of the father went through the
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  wooden door, telling Don Pedro that neither he nor his friends would have rest.
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  Meanwhile, Don Hernando did not pay his fault to what Don Pedro asked
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  him to, please, leave, because God would not leave him alone the
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  priest. Emilio Mendoza with a voice Burlona asked him that if he had not
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  yet realized that he had come out of hell itself, he also said to
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  him in laughter that if they had been deceived in his mother Church, Don
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  Pedro was completely in shock he did not know what to do and the only
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  thing that occurred to him was to tell the father that he had been a
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  saint in life. Do not do evil already dead to be with God the
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  priest. With mockery he said he had not been good. As his spectre
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  passed through the wall, Peter threw a shout and went back to the floor
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  as the priest told him that he had sinned as he had no idea.
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  He said that every night he imagined the worst atrocities against his parishioners, but
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  he fought daily against the temptations of the devil and in the end, the
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  only sin he committed was that of greed, because he had hidden sacks full
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  of silver royals. He had already threatened to take a plot from Don Bernardo
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  if he did not pay the money he owed him. He began to think
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  for a few seconds and continued to say that he did not deserve to die
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  in this way and as he was betrayed by his own, he had reneged
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  on his faith, but had never spoken any words against the church. He
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  also mentioned that among the tortures and in the midst of the flames, he
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  cursed his executioners a thousand times, but hatred had not escaped his lips for
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  fear of the divine going. Peter trembled with fear on the floor as he
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  moved backwards using his hands, until he crashed into the wall and the priest
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  laughed. He told him that the angels turned away from him and the demons
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  went for his soul. However, the Master did not repudiate him. He
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  did not want to know of priests who, like him, had lived Christianly
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  and saved hundreds of souls from hell. And then his voice took a deserous
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  tone option and said that in turn, the sky had closed his doors,
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  that at the end of the day, they had not convinced him. Good
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  and evil had been navigated between the two waters as a disoriented soul, but
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  of something he was certain and it was that he wanted Don Bernardo to die
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  among atrocious sufferings so that he could take his soul to the devil. In
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  exchange for his, Don Pedro stayed in shock and told him to go for
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  Don Bernardo, but to leave him alone. But the priest listened. I
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  object to his comment and told him that Don Pedro and his lying friends should
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  help him, because he wanted them to take Don Bernardo to the crossroads known
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  to the Community as that of the souls. He said he' d give
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  them instructions there. The spectre crossed the wall again, disappearing from the view
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  of the mayor, who carved his eyes and prayed, asking that this be
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  just a terrible nightmare. As soon as he arrived in Ur Zambrano, ready
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  for the trip, he told him everything, but Augustine could not believe it
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  and asked him if he had not drunk alcohol, but Don Pedro offended said
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  no, that he was serious. It was then that Augustine' s countenance
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  changed and told him that then they should do what Don Peter replied that God
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  ' s power was greater than that of any soul in sorrow or demon and
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  suggested that they go to see the new priest and ask him for advice.
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  These men, before arriving at the Church, visited the houses of the other
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  two involved in perjury against the burned priest in life. It was hard for
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  them to get their noses out of the street, but the four were soon
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  seated at the table of the new young priest. One of the greatest sins
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  was to take someone else' s life. I was sentencing this one somehow.
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  It was what they did that Don Pedro explained, with regret looking at
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  her table profile, but the father did not refer to his predecessor at the
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  head of the temple, but to the man the spectrum sought. He emphasized
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  that no member of the church could obey the commands of the devil. He
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  insisted on the doubt as to whether the appearance was really the priest, claiming
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  that he would sow crime and confusion among them. He assured them that the
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  spectrum would have no power if they remained close to the Lord attending Mass daily
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  and praying constantly for the rest of the beloved priest. He asked them to
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  ask God for forgiveness and acknowledged their efforts to preserve the honor of the sacrifice.
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  Finally, he wished them peace by saying goodbye somewhat mortified. The governors
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  and mayors left the temple. Don Juan Domingo mentioned that the father was right
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  and argued that if the so- called spectrum that had appeared to Don Pedro
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  was really the priest, he would not have asked others for help to get
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  revenge, but would seek to do so for himself. The regidor Juan Clapisca
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  intervened, pointing out that, if it were authentic, the spectrum would not
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  have resembled Don Pedro, but rather Don Hernán himself. He added that,
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  instead of requesting that they condemn themselves as murderers, he would have communicated his
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  forgiveness to everyone for having drafted the disclaimer document. Don Agustina agreed with this
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  statement. They expressed that the so- called spectrum was a second- class
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  demon who pretended to lose their souls decided to stop worrying and celebrate the good
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  advice of the factory priest, pointing to a tavern at the end of an
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  alley behind the church. Everyone enthusiastically welcomed the idea and headed that way.
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  Don Agustín asked if the establishment was new. As they entered, questions were
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  raised as to whether the visit would serve to inspect that everything was in order.
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  The RN launched the idea of forgiving the tax if they were treated exceptionally.
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  The others laughed at the occurrence. Except for Don Pedro, who maintained
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  a serious gesture. The relief they experienced disappeared when they saw that the tabernero,
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  a heavy mulatto of almost two meters high, placed five glasses on his
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  table. Don Pedro protested by apologizing, claiming that they had been wrong,
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  as there were only four of them and they were waiting for no one else.
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  At his table, the man replied to the mayor saying goodbye to a
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  slight smell of Sulphur, pointing out that he was confused. He mentioned if
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  he didn' t intend to offer anything to the priest. The four turned
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  confusedly toward the chair in front of the fifth glass, Juan Clapiz, who
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  widened his nose to pull nervous air, feeling that the atmosphere had become rare,
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  then discovered that they were the only parishioners and dominated by nervousness, tried
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  to smile, replied that Don Fabrique would not come with them. His expression
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  changed, his eyes widened and his dark iris became a barely visible point,
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  which caused discomfort in the authorities. He then mentioned that Don Emilio Mendoza had
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  been waiting for them and was very upset because they had not attended the appointment.
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  Don Agustín, in a shout, asked where he was standing and throwing
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  the chair back. The mulatto indicated that the individual would soon leave through a
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  door leading directly to the sacristy while emptying the contents of a strange bottle in
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  the glasses. Automatically, Don Agustín, trying to calm down with the wine,
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  took his glass to his mouth, but immediately spit out a salty liquid
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  and thick blood. He alerted others to the situation and suggested getting out quickly,
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  trusting Don Pedro as the only option. But the door they had entered
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  was no longer looking for a way out and they only found a door leading
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  to the John Tlaxi Church, which proposed seeking help from Don Fabrique and the
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  mulatto showed a smile of triumph. On the other side, the four men
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  went out to a room full of evil objects, a blood- stained black
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  cassock, black shits that smelled like excrement and obscene images of several virgins and
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  saints. After discovering the frightening representation of the demon behind the altar in the
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  nave of the church, Don Agustín, horrified to flee through the main door
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  along with the others. In their attempt to escape they met with the priest
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  Emilio Mendoza, who revealed that they were underground near the junction of the souls
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  and that Don Bernardo was waiting for them Don Pedro on the edge of madness,
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  explained how they had convinced the servants to bring Don Bernardo in exchange for
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  silver, while regretting that they had already sacrificed Don Agustín drinking part of their
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  blood to save their lives. They were ordered to sacrifice Don Bernardo tied and
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  gagged on the stone plate at the altar of the inquisition, despite his ignorance
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  of how to take another human being' s life. Juan clapisque descendant of
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  an ancient indigenous priest, was the first to take one of the knives offered
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  by the malevolent priest. The others eager to escape followed his example. The
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  four men of evil forces approached the stone altar and carried out the sacrifice of
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  Don Bernardo and good it has been said throughout the generations that they had to
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  kill him on multiple occasions, increasingly cruelly before they managed to return to the
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  world of the living. This story has been kept alive over time and decades
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  ago. Joanna a tlapisque last descendant of the regidodor Juan clapisque mentioned that the
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  greatest torture that could be inflicted on one Christian was to take the life of
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  another. Therefore, he regretted not so much the deaths of Don Bernardo,
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  but the fate of those men. A long time later, Doña Esperanza had
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  been knitting in her frame for several days, until her husband, Don Gilberto,
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  caught her attention by telling her that she needed her company to visit a
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  dying friend and urged to get a priest to administer the last rites to the
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  above- mentioned friend with innocence. Doña Esperanza asked who that friend was,
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  as she was rightly concerned to meet all her husband’ s friends. However,
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  he gave no answer. Husband and wife left in a carriage to the
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  convent of Saint Catherine in search of a priest to confess and administer the last
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  rites to the unknown friend. They arrived at the convent, the priest prepared
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  and rushed out to fulfill their extramundane mission, so they both got back on
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  the cart where Doña Esperanza was waiting and left for the place where the friend
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  in question was. They headed to the known alley. At that time,
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  like the hedgehog and which corresponds to what is currently the street of Bolívar.
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  Stopping his vehicle in his narrow alley, the lackey opened the car doors and
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  when the marriage with the priest came down, Don Gilbert gave the order to
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  the assistant to return to the house and that they would continue on foot to
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  the house of the sick friend. The priest was walking down the cobbled street
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  next to Dona Esperanza and behind them with Gilberto, who was very quiet.
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  Something disturbed him and robbed him of his dream. Being Doña Esperanza, a
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  very beautiful and educated woman, she made her husband mad, as he was
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  jealous or and believed that his wife was cheating on him. As part of
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  this obsession, he made the perfect plan to first get his wife out of
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  his house and get a priest to confess to her in front of him,
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  so he would know for sure if his wife cheated on him. Besides,
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  I' d open the name of the unfortunate man to kill him. Also
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  in an angry access. Don Gilbert threw the poor woman at the priest'
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  s feet, pulled out his dagger and threatened the father by expressing his anger
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  by wanting to find out who he was cheating on to threaten to destroy both
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  of them, forcing him to confess to his wife in front of him.
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  The poor woman did not believe what was happening, for she was a good
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  soul, incapable of such action and for trying to please the husband, she
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  agreed to tell her sins to the Minister of God. Finishing his confession,
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  he approached the husband. The priest tried to explain the situation, indicating with
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  gestures and expressions his desire to keep confidential what was revealed by his wife,
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  offering to confess with him. As a last resort to avoid a tragedy,
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  the priest knelt down and sat the man on the railing of the friar'
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  s bridge on which they were standing and, taking advantage of the fact that
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  Don Gilberto had agreed in an oversight, raised the priest' s feet with
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  agility to throw him downstream. Suddenly after Don Gilberto appeared a father with his
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  face totally burned. It was Father Emilio Mendoza, who mocked and incited the
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  man to kill the priest, saying that all men were the same garbage,
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  whether they were priests or not. He screamed in horror and that was when
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  Don Gilberto in an act of reflection. He nailed his dagger to the head
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  of the living religious who immediately began to emanate abundant blood and deprived it of
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  life in the act, falling the victim' s body on the killer'
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  s chest and in the impono the body of Don Gilberto fell down the parapet
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  of the bridge, being buried in the mud of the dirty waters of the
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  river that flowed down. The laughter of the priest Emilio Mendoza was heard.
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  In the distance and doña hope, she was horrified at the scene she had
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  lived for these unfortunate events. This site was long known as the bridge of
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  the Cursed Priest, anonymous account