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0:00Today we are going to explore some
0:01abandoned production studios. Legend
0:05has it that productions were made here
0:07telling legendary stories, real stories
0:10that had happened, but the people
0:12making this content went crazy. They
0:16went crazy and had to abandon these
0:18studios, and today we managed to get in
0:20somehow and we are going to explore
0:22them. So, come along with us. There was
0:26once a show that became so famous for
0:28talking about crimes, disappearances,
0:30and mysteries of very disturbing cases.
0:33For years, millions of people listened
0:35to their stories until one day, without
0:37explanation, the hosts disappeared.
0:39There was no farewell, no last episode;
0:41they simply left the studio just as it
0:43was and never returned. Today we are
0:45going to enter this place to try and
0:47discover what really happened. As you
0:50can see, it still looks very recent,
0:53meaning it hasn't been abandoned for
0:55long, but we have the privilege of
0:58being the first to explore these
1:00facilities. I’m telling you, they
1:03went a little crazy and left everything
1:05behind—the equipment, the cameras,
1:07the props. Oh, damn. I thought there
1:13was someone standing there. They say
1:15that in this place there have been many
1:22Did you hear that? Something was heard
1:25coming from over there. They say many
1:32paranormal things happen here, from
1:34noises and shadows to screams in the
1:35early hours of the morning that have no
1:37explanation, because this place has
1:39been abandoned for a long time.
1:42>> They were sick in the head.
1:43>> Yes, yes, yes. Look, they really are
1:45crazy. I think I just saw something. I
1:52think I just saw something. Cut, cut,
1:54cut, cut. Welcome, friends.
2:08Everything's fine, everything's fine. I
2:09didn't expect it that quickly.
2:11>> No, no, we teleported immediately
2:13because what we came for is that I
2:15invited my friends from*Leyendas
2:16Legendarias*to tell the worst
2:18paranormal anecdotes that have happened
2:20to them, and later on I will also tell
2:22you mine, things you didn't know about
2:24me and today you will find out. I
2:27present to you my dearest friends,
2:28ladies and gentlemen, Badía and Lolo
2:30from*Leyendas Legendarias*, the best
2:32podcast you will ever hear in your
2:34lives. Of course. In the best time of
2:36the year.
2:38>> In the best time of the year, your
2:40favorite time, and the time I know you
2:42are all keeping an eye on what is being
2:44uploaded to this channel, and I said:
2:46you can't miss this opportunity to
2:48invite the experts in narrative, those
2:50who have the best stories and tell them
2:52, but not just other people's, rather
2:54their own lived experiences.
2:58>> We are ready.
2:59>> Are you ready? Very well. Ah,
3:06>> we are from Juárez. Unfortunately, uh,
3:08these stories have a terrible beginning
3:11. My mom works in real estate and had
3:14to sell a house where, unfortunately, a
3:17horrible murder took place, in which a
3:19person was so, let's say, so shot up
3:22that, well, half was almost inside and
3:24the other half was outside from where
3:26he tried to. When my mom went to see it
3:30to sell it, they hadn't told her
3:32anything about this, but as soon as she
3:34entered she says, "My mom is very
3:35religious. that something is strange,
3:37she crosses herself a thousand times
3:39and she's like," No, you know what? No,
3:41it just doesn't give me good vibes, it
3:42doesn't. "
3:42>> I mean, as soon as she arrived she felt
3:44a vibe that this house just wasn't
3:46right.
3:47>> As soon as she stood there, I mean, she
3:49says that she practically stood right
3:50where the guy ended up dead and she
3:51said," From that moment I just couldn't
3:52. "And that the whole time she felt
3:55something telling her, well, it was
3:56like her instinct, right? This house no
3:58, this house no, this house no. That's
4:00the first part where she says," This,
4:01you know what? This house no, I'm not
4:02going to sell it, I don't want to know
4:04anything about this. "She leaves.
4:05>> But seriously. I mean, your mom felt,
4:07had a feeling that she didn't like the
4:08house without having the context of
4:10what had happened in it and she said,"
4:12No, I don't want to,
4:13>> I don't want to. "Uh-huh. And then she
4:14asked, I mean, she finds out.
4:16>> What a good instinct, huh? I sometimes
4:17doubt my instinct and I would have said
4:19," It's my imagination. "
4:20>> Oh, no, that instinct is like, we are
4:22going to investigate this here.
4:24>> He would have bought it instead of
4:25listing it.
4:26>> I'll pay extra, it has ghosts? 10,000
4:29more. I'll give you 10,000 more.
4:30>> For every ghost we find, I'll give you
4:32money. And so, I mean, they still
4:34hadn't told her anything. And she said,
4:35" You know what? I don't feel
4:36comfortable, let's look into what's
4:37going on. And she finally got the truth
4:38out of them, she said, "It's just that
4:39something happened here, right? I mean,
4:41tell me what happened." They tell her
4:42the story and my mom says, "No, well,
4:43even more reason for us to leave." But
4:45right around those same dates she
4:47accepts another house for sale that was
4:49like, well, it didn't really have much
4:50of a story, right? I mean, she just
4:53went to one house and didn't feel any
4:54vibes or anything. But then she’s
4:56told that, well, the people who bought
4:58the house start having some problems
5:00with the neighbors, but the kind of
5:01problems where the neighbors just look
5:03at you weird, like at first they’d
5:05say hi, but then they stopped, and you
5:06just see them pointing at your house
5:08and all that.
5:10>> Oh, damn neighbors, why don't they just
5:11say it already?
5:12>> Well, that's just how meddlesome
5:13neighbors are. Until suddenly, a
5:16meddlesome neighbor who went a bit
5:18further said, "Hey, look, my kids are
5:20out at the park, just let your kids
5:21come out and play." I mean, they’ve
5:25been living here for months and we only
5:27see the kids there in the room, at the
5:29window, and we don’t know—you never
5:31let them out to play, and we haven’t
5:33even seen you take them to school or
5:34anything. And the lady was like, "What
5:37are you talking about? I live here
5:39alone with my husband, we don’t have
5:40kids, we don’t have grandkids." My
5:42nephews live in a completely different
5:45city. But the woman says she hadn't
5:47heard anything strange anymore. I mean,
5:49it was just suddenly people from the
5:51outside seeing silhouettes in the
5:53window and all that. I think it would
5:55be scarier not to realize they’re in
5:56my house, right?
5:57>> That you haven't seen them.
5:58>> Yeah. That you haven't seen them. I
5:59mean, that
6:00>> you're the last one to find out, like
6:01when you’re being cheated on, dude.
6:03>> Yeah. So that’s why my electricity
6:05bill was so high, like them taking
6:07showers, using my gas. It's like, at
6:10first, she didn’t believe them
6:12anymore. I mean, she was like, "
6:13They’re playing a joke on me,
6:14they’re..." messing with me. But
6:17suddenly, she said they were there, and
6:18that was it. The neighbors just kind of
6:21left it at, "Oh well, she doesn't have
6:22kids," and then she says she’d go and
6:24leave a little toy or something in the
6:25room, but no, they weren't really
6:27bothering her. I mean, she’s still
6:29living there.
6:30>> Well, I assume so. This was many years
6:32ago, I don't know if she’s still
6:33living in that specific house, but
6:35>> but it wasn't a good enough reason to
6:36leave.
6:37>> Well, they weren't both—both—
6:39>> No, they weren't bothering her. Yeah. I
6:41mean, the neighbors were the ones who
6:42were like, "Don't be like that, let
6:43them go out and play for a while."
6:44>> No way,
6:45>> the poor kids are rotting away. Can you
6:47imagine not wanting to bring kids into
6:49the world to avoid bringing them into a
6:52deplorable world with a bad future, and
6:54in the end, they burn you for kids you
6:56didn't even have?
6:58>> But look, Child Protective Services
6:59doesn't have paranormal jurisdiction,
7:01so they can't take them away. They can
7:04take them away before the case turns
7:06paranormal, but
7:07>> they can abuse their ghost kids and no
7:09one can do absolutely anything to them.
7:11They can just leave them.
7:12>> I'm not saying it's right, I'm not
7:14saying, watch out, watch out, don't…
7:16>> they shouldn't, they can, they
7:18shouldn't.
7:19>> And what I am trying to do is
7:21incentivize ghost abuse.
7:23>> Yes, I am encouraging Child Protective
7:25Services to make new laws so that ghost
7:27people,
7:28>> ghostly, phantasmagorical. Right now
7:31>> we have to we have to open a GoFundMe.
7:34>> Ghost kids protected by the
7:35>> Yes, yes, yes, yes. We need to form a
7:38ghost union. Exactly.
7:40>> I mean, if they tell me, "This house is
7:42super cheap because there's paranormal
7:45activity and things happen here," I
7:47would definitely buy it.
7:48>> I think I would literally pay more. Yes
7:50.
7:51>> Terrible negotiators, both of you. I
7:52mean,
7:53>> sure,
7:54>> you're paying.
7:55>> You don't have to pay more, just pay
7:56for the house,
7:57>> you buy a car and say I'm going to pay
7:58extra for the touchscreen stereo.
8:00>> Fun fact, in Japan, those houses
8:01actually exist. Oh,
8:03>> in Japan, they sell super cheap houses
8:06that are very old and have, well, not
8:09so nice stories, and they basically
8:11give them away.
8:13>> Yes, there are also people they hire to
8:15spend time in the house and certify
8:17that there are no longer ghosts, that
8:19>> there are no more ghosts, and for
8:20example,
8:21>> they pay you. Uh-huh.
8:23>> There are some states in the US where
8:24sellers are obligated to tell you if a
8:26murder occurred.
8:28>> Yes, it's called a stigmatized property
8:30. In Texas, they don't have to tell you
8:32, but if you ask, they have to tell you
8:34,
8:34>> they have to, I mean, okay, okay.
8:35>> In California, I think they do have to
8:37tell you. Let's see, before you buy it,
8:38three people died here. Or the last
8:40family says there are ghosts, they have
8:42to tell you, or you can sue them.
8:43>> That's cool, man.
8:44>> Uh-huh. And if you get there and they
8:46tell you, "Yes, there are ghosts," and
8:47there aren't, you can sue them because
8:48they lied to you that there were ghosts
8:50.
8:50>> That's what we should change too.
8:52Hashtag they lied to me that there were
8:53ghosts here. If a ghost hasn't appeared
8:55to me, we have to change it. Div.com It
8:59was the year 2000 and something eight,
9:02>> okay?
9:02>> And an ex-girlfriend I had at that time
9:06>> there was the tradition, sorry.
9:10>> They were studying psychology and
9:11studying visual arts. And they rented a
9:13house here in Juarez to do their
9:15internships. The teacher rented it and
9:16then the students did their internships
9:18there. One day she comes and tells me
9:20that strange things are happening in
9:22the house, but like good, yes, they
9:23heard doors, they heard noises, things
9:25like that, like good, uh, psychologists
9:27or psychology students plus the
9:28psychologist teacher, they tried to
9:30explain everything rationally, which is
9:31fine.
9:33>> But it reached a point where it was
9:34just too much, to the degree that, very
9:36much psychologists, but in the small
9:37room where the most noise was heard,
9:39they had put up an altar to the Virgin,
9:40so they kept denying everything, but
9:42yeah. So this house was a seventies
9:45house here in Juarez. So you walked in,
9:47there was like a foyer, then to the
9:49left a curved hallway, to the right the
9:51kitchen, and it ended in a kind of
9:53triangle, the patio. On the right in
9:56the kitchen, it had a sliding door, one
9:57of those glass patio ones that close
9:59like this, with a latch you lift like
10:00that. One day the teacher goes in to
10:03give therapy, and when she goes to
10:04leave, the door is locked because it
10:06locked from the inside to the kitchen
10:07with that door, and she had to call a
10:09locksmith to force the door. And that's
10:12when she said, because I kept telling
10:13my ex: "Let me go investigate, let me
10:14go investigate, I've loved this my
10:16whole life." You're very curious, too.
10:19>> Totally. So she tells me, once that
10:21happened, the teacher said, "Well, tell
10:23them to come over." And I call four
10:25friends, well, three. And I was the
10:27fourth. Uh, a house we can go
10:28investigate. It was the first house I
10:30got to investigate. No, obviously there
10:32were no rempods or electromagnetic
10:34devices, there was nothing, but I
10:36brought my little camera that had a DV,
10:38still had a cassette, I brought some
10:41marbles.
10:42>> For EVPs or what?
10:44>> Well, to record, and to record audio I
10:45also brought marbles, what I did is I
10:47put all the marbles more or less at the
10:49same distance and then I'm
10:50>> placing LEDs like this that activate
10:52when someone passes by, this puts out
10:54marbles,
10:54>> marbles and talcum powder. Well, let
10:56the generational difference be noted,
10:59right?
11:01>> In my day, we used marbles and a chisel
11:03to write everything down.
11:07>> So it was like I started to figure out
11:09how to try to document it, so the
11:11marbles. Sure, no, but very
11:13>> Every hour I would take a photo and
11:14then compare the photos, right? To see
11:15if they had moved. I
11:16>> love it. Yeah, yeah. And then I hung
11:19bells with string, in case they were
11:20heard, just the basics, whatever I
11:22could, and I brought a coffee maker, I
11:23remember I took the coffee maker from
11:25my parents 'house and we only had the
11:27coffee maker, the four of us friends
11:28were there, and then I made like a
11:30protocol. I said,
11:31>> at night.
11:32>> At night, yes. We got there around 8 at
11:33night and didn't leave until 6 in the
11:34morning. But I tell them, every hour we
11:37go door to door, we open, take a photo,
11:38photos of everything, and then closed,
11:40and they tell me, "Closed, closed,
11:41because a closed door is harder to open
11:42." An open door, well, with any breeze,
11:46so always closed, closed is harder to
11:48explain if it opens. Yes, sometimes
11:50ghosts have like greasy hands and can't
11:52turn the knob.
11:53>> Yes, yes, of course.
11:55>> So the first room was the one that had
11:56the most activity, which was a room, I
11:58think it was like for the lady who
11:59helped them or something because it had
12:00its own shower. It was small, but it
12:03had space for a bed and had its own
12:04shower and bathroom and had an exit to
12:06the patio. So that room, and there were
12:08two others and nothing. So, room by
12:09room, blah. An hour would pass. Anyway,
12:11it's 3 or 4 in the morning with the
12:13coffee. One of my friends falls asleep.
12:16The whole base was like the foyer and
12:17we were on the patio; we were there
12:19talking and I don't know, at 4 or 5 in
12:20the morning, but before it got light
12:22out, I do remember that, we were
12:23talking and you hear...inside
12:24absolutely nothing had happened, as you
12:26know, it's very rare for something to
12:28happen, but suddenly you hear them
12:29literally break a piece of furniture as
12:31if they threw a bookshelf, like that, a
12:32real racket.
12:34>> It was a one-story house.
12:35>> It is one story. Uh-huh. Very
12:37Californian style. And so we ran inside
12:40with the camera, by this time my friend
12:42who fell asleep, Julio, hadn't woken up
12:44, lazy.
12:45>> Sound asleep, he missed it all. So I go
12:47with two friends. So the one who opened
12:50the doors goes and I'm behind and I say
12:51, "One, two, three, open the door," and
12:53photos, "Close it." Closed, closed. We
12:55go to the next, open it, open it,
12:57photos, photos, closed, closed. And
12:58when we go to the third door it started
13:01to...and the three of us turned around.
13:03I swear, I mean, I swear, we saw it
13:05from here, it was 3 meters away. The
13:08latch was set and then the door just
13:10flew open, like someone had kicked it.
13:13Oh, it even bounced off the wall. My
13:14friend who was in front of me was
13:16paralyzed with fear. "Jorge," I said, "
13:19Push the door," because it was left
13:21slightly ajar. He pushed it, he took
13:23photos. I mean, I don't, I don't know,
13:25I mean, you guys saw that and you
13:26weren't afraid, I mean, you still
13:28decided to record and and do...
13:30>> Yes, totally. They always ask me that,
13:31if I’m not afraid. Yes, you get
13:33scared, for example, the slamming door,
13:35but curiosity always wins out, I mean,
13:37I know there is absolutely nothing
13:39paranormal that can hurt me. All those
13:42are superstitions and things that are
13:44...
13:44>> Movies, it's literally Hollywood.
13:46>> Yes, we talked about this yesterday.
13:47For me, the paranormal is like seeing a
13:48meteorite. It's something extraordinary
13:50and it might catch you off guard for a
13:52moment like, "oh wow." But it can't do
13:53any harm. Ask the dinosaurs.
13:55>> Well, the dinos, exactly. Maybe. What?
13:57>> I just made a very key point.
13:59>> But that hasn't happened with ghosts.
14:02>> I mean, honestly, one of my life goals
14:04is for my Wikipedia to say, "Antonio
14:06Badía was killed by a ghost," and to
14:09be the first.
14:10>> I want to be the second.
14:11>> Okay. It could be a competition. To see
14:13who is first and second.
14:14>> Hell yeah.
14:15>> And the one who wins, what?
14:16>> Well, they get their Wikipedia. The
14:18first one.
14:19>> Yes.
14:19>> And the loser leaves everything to
14:21their fur babies. Sounds good, I like
14:23it. Anyway, we got to the funeral home,
14:26>> we took photos and there was nothing,
14:28nothing there. We went out to the patio
14:30and the first thing I did was like, "
14:32Wait here and come one by one." What
14:33did you see? So that, separately,
14:35everyone could give their version, and
14:37everything matched, and I was like, "
14:38Wow!""How cool!" We started looking at
14:40the camera, it was one of those little
14:41cameras that were vertical and you’d
14:42flip the screen up like this. So, those
14:44are the only photos where the famous
14:46orbs appear.
14:47>> Yes,
14:48>> but orbs, 99%of the time they are
14:50insects, they are dust. This
14:52>> dust. Yes, dust flying around.
14:53>> Besides, they had many photos from the
14:55whole night of that room; it was the
14:56only time. And they didn't look
14:58perfectly spherical,
15:00>> okay?
15:00>> With a tail. They were very strange. I
15:03might be exaggerating in the moment,
15:05but it was the only photo with orbs, I
15:06remember and that camera ended up
15:07getting stolen.
15:08>> No, damn thieves.
15:11>> But no, Plot Chickens. Let's move on to
15:13the paranormal, to the creepiest part
15:14of all. Okay,
15:15>> being there, this was just by Sherlock
15:17Holmes-style observational deduction,
15:19right? Observational, observational
15:21deduction. The tree where we were
15:23talking and all that, at the back of
15:25the yard, was dry. All the trees around
15:27the fences at the neighbors' were green
15:29and grass was missing around that tree.
15:31So I said, "How weird, I think they dug
15:33and they cut the roots and that's why
15:36this tree is dead." And that was it. We
15:38talked, we left at 6 in the morning, I
15:39remember we left that house and I had
15:41to go to class, I mean, I arrived live
15:43at class with my parents 'coffee pot.
15:48Ask for my coffee pot,
15:50>> in my coffee pot Antonio,
15:53>> because Daniel never suspects, your
15:55sister never suspects.
15:56>> No, let me tell you this, dad. We went
15:58to look for ghosts, so
16:00>> dad, you know what some orbs are. So I
16:03tell my ex, this happened and all this
16:05and blah blah and she tells the teacher
16:06and that's it. Then that night I'm at
16:09my house and my ex calls me and says,
16:11the teacher says for you guys to come
16:13dig now. Oh, because I told her, I
16:15think they buried something there and
16:16they should dig because there might be
16:18something there. And I say, this has
16:19nothing to do with psychics or anything
16:20. I mean, it's just
16:22>> Yes, yes, yes, yes.
16:23>> Oh, by logic. Sure, sure, sure.
16:25>> And she calls me at night and tells me,
16:26so it turns out the teacher was trying
16:28to give therapy to a patient and they
16:29heard way more than ever, noises and
16:31noises and noises that even the patient
16:32is in
16:33>> Well, it was stirring, it went to stir
16:35the pot, dude.
16:36>> Yes,
16:37>> it went there to step on the tail of
16:38the, it was like keep going, keep going
16:39, I don't know, I don't know. But the
16:42point is that we go there around 8 at
16:44night, I take a shovel, some
16:45flashlights, we start to dig and at
16:47like, I don't know, 40 cm a black
16:48plastic starts to come out like a black
16:50trash bag but much thicker. I mean,
16:52more like roll plastic.
16:54>> Uh-huh. Like for gardening,
16:57>> tarp. And I’m going along, keep going
16:59, and then it comes out, and I remember
17:00it perfectly, it was a sheet with a JC
17:02Penney label. Well, JC Penney, everyone
17:04here has bought from JC Penney. And
17:05then I keep going, and I’m like this
17:07with my hands, and I do this—the
17:09width of my finger, a lock of hair
17:10about this long. Sure. Someone put that
17:13plastic there so the moisture
17:14wouldn’t be too deep, but anyway.
17:16Someone buried a sheet they didn’t
17:18want anymore way back by the tree.
17:20>> Uh-huh. But then, once it came out, I
17:22mean, we’re all trying to treat it
17:23logically. When the lock of, because
17:26it’s someone else’s, they cut their
17:28hair there; but a lock this long, and
17:30the teacher, because she was renting
17:32that house, said: "Stop, bury
17:33everything, I don’t want to know any
17:35more." We’re in Mexico, I’d rather
17:38the contract just end, I’ll hand over
17:41the house and bye. She let me keep the
17:42hair and all of that.
17:45>> I made a trade.
17:47>> It was my only payment. I told her, "
17:48Hey, I won't charge you for all this
17:50service, but let me keep the hair."
17:52>> No way, seriously. Yeah.
17:54>> You still have the hair today.
17:56>> Yes, yes, yes. I have it in a jar
17:58>> buried with graveyard dirt. Just
18:00because it sounds cool. No, no, not
18:01because I’m going to do anything. And
18:02and the last time I knew about that
18:03house,
18:04>> I mean, but dude, let's see, after all
18:05this time, don't you think it would
18:07have been good to call the police or
18:08something? Well, it's not my—I mean,
18:10just imagine calling the police and
18:12telling them, "Look, a few years ago I
18:15went, not today, but back then..."
18:17>> One, because it was a woman alone
18:19renting that house to someone; given
18:20the size and everything, it had to be
18:22someone with money who owned that house
18:24and was renting it out. And also it was
18:262008, 2006, so you don't know who
18:27you're renting to, you don't know what
18:29happened in the house, and, more than
18:30anything, it’s Mexico. If you found
18:32something like that in your house,
18:33would you call the police? What would
18:35they do to me? They’re going to blame
18:37me, huh? It’s heavy and it’s sad.
18:39>> With the lock of hair, they’re going
18:41to take it as evidence. And also, I
18:43mean, you need more evidence. If you
18:44see the police, "Well, I found a lock
18:47of hair, ghosts,"
18:48>> forget that, do you think they’re
18:49going to go? I mean, it’s very
18:51unlikely they’ll go. You would have
18:52to keep digging and truly find evidence
18:54that the police would act on. And if
18:55you find evidence, I wouldn't risk it
18:57in Mexico, knowing I had nothing to do
18:59with what I just found. And the last
19:01time I heard about that house was about
19:038 or 9 years later. I'm watching TV and
19:06the news comes on that they arrested a
19:07kindergarten teacher because she was
19:09locking children up—here in Juarez,
19:11since it gets to minus zero and it
19:13snows, our heaters have their own room.
19:15Yeah, the heater is this huge gas beast
19:17and it has its own little door and it's
19:19a room
19:20>> to manage the heating for the whole
19:22>> to heat the entire house. It's the most
19:24common thing we have here. Nowadays
19:25there are mini-splits, but back then
19:26that was the classic. So that room no
19:27longer had a heater because they
19:28installed mini-splits, and that’s
19:30where they locked the kids up to punish
19:31them. I was watching the news before
19:33bed and it says they caught a teacher
19:35and she gets arrested because they
19:36discovered she locked the kids up to
19:37punish them for hours and all, and then
19:39they show the shot of the outside of
19:40the kindergarten and I’m like, "No
19:42way, that was the house.""Eventually,
19:45after years, they rented it out to turn
19:46it into a kindergarten and that—
19:49>> Thanks. Yeah, yeah. And you know what,
19:51I’m a big believer that these types
19:54of places absorb these energies, and no
19:56matter how good a person you are or how
19:58well-established your values are, if
20:01you aren't constantly strengthening
20:03yourself, you can go astray due to this
20:05influence. That’s my belief. I feel
20:08that if this house already had this
20:10history, perhaps of violence, or what
20:12you found makes us believe that bad
20:14things happened there, now it brought
20:16other misfortunes in the future and I
20:18think it will continue to bring
20:20misfortune.
20:22>> And it’s sad because the house is
20:24really pretty. It had a big patio, but
20:27yeah, that was more than 10, 15 years
20:29ago since I last saw it, so I don't
20:30know what happened, but the house is
20:32still there, right? Actually, it’s
20:34near here. Um, or what?
20:35>> Let's go see it right now.
20:37>> Let’s go harass ghosts.
20:39>> Yes.
20:40>> In case you haven't gone to see that
20:42episode yet, we went to a haunted
20:44school and the truth is that things
20:45happened that to this day we haven't
20:47found an explanation for; I mean, we
20:49simply had contact.
20:51>> Yes, yes, yes. There were some...we had
20:53to leave Borre behind as a sacrifice,
20:54that’s why he isn't here.
20:56>> He got contaminated; I think he took
20:57whatever was there with him, including
20:59the damn dust.
21:00>> Yes, yes. Delete patient zero. Imagine
21:08I was about 9 years old and I have an
21:11uncle who starts telling our whole
21:13family that he can talk to spirits,
21:16that he has a gift for communicating
21:18with spirits and that he was in contact
21:21with a girl, with a woman who had
21:23passed away near where he worked, and
21:25what he would do was: on a sheet of
21:28paper he would take a pen and,
21:30literally, he would do like...
21:33>> automatic.
21:34>> Uh-huh. He would tell her," Take this
21:36body, take this hand and write for me
21:38and and move it according to what you
21:40want to tell or communicate to me. "So,
21:42he would ask questions like," Hello,
21:44what's your name? "" Then she would
21:46tell him, "Well, Isabel.""And a lady
21:48named Isabel had just passed away in
21:50front of the place where he worked,
21:52which was when he identified that he
21:55had this gift to be able to communicate
21:57with ghosts or with spirits through
21:59this method. He starts telling us that
22:02in the family and obviously everyone
22:03judged him as crazy, except
22:06>> the 9-year-old girl. The 9-year-old
22:10niece said," That guy knows things. ""
22:12This guy, no matter how many beers he's
22:15had, is telling the truth. "The dream.
22:18The dream. To have an uncle like that.
22:19Uh-huh. You are that uncle of Yeah,
22:23true.
22:26>> Oh, man, I know, man. How cool to have
22:28that uncle, man. Never change.
22:32>> So, obviously with how curious I've
22:34been my whole life, I start getting
22:36closer to that uncle, especially
22:37because he has a daughter who is about
22:39my age, so she and I always got along
22:41super well. It was like," Okay, any
22:44excuse was like, can I go sleep at my
22:46uncle's house, can I go sleep with my
22:47cousin, etc. "Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I
22:50would always ask him," Hey, uncle, and
22:51what else? What do they tell you? How
22:53do you do it? "
22:54>> Yeah, don't bother me, cousin. Let's
22:55see, uncle.
22:56>> And I'm like, cousin, go play with your
22:58damn Barbies over there, man. Bring me
23:00the paper and the pen. And and I told
23:02him, I said," How do you do it? I I
23:03want to learn. "So he literally told me
23:05," You can do it. "He said," You can. "
23:07He said," You can do it. Try it,
23:09practice it, don't force it. "I mean,
23:11it’s like he started to guide me and
23:13started telling me that I was also
23:15capable of doing these things. So I
23:17said," Okay, I'll do it. "I started to,
23:20in in in in to practice every day,
23:21every time I remembered, I'd take out a
23:23pen, take out a sheet of paper and
23:25start asking questions and I would say,
23:27" Take my hand, this hand is yours,
23:29tell me everything you want to tell me.
23:32"So I would start asking questions and
23:34I would literally leave my hand limp,
23:36right? I mean, just enough to hold a
23:39pen, but also without making an effort
23:42and then they moved. I don't know if it
23:45was because I was a kid or because I
23:47wanted it to work, I felt it moving.
23:50>> Uh-huh. And then, what did you write?
23:52>> And today I don't remember exactly what
23:54I wrote, but I did feel that it was
23:55answering me. I did write names. I did
23:58write like things.
24:03>> Mom, I have to buy apples.
24:05>> Yes, yes, yes, yes. They told me
24:06something about an apple.
24:07>> Buy a ton of apples and save them. Yes,
24:10but, I mean, I start telling my uncle:"
24:12Hey, it’s just that I wasn't really
24:13writing something concrete or fixed, "
24:15but I told my uncle:" It's just that I
24:17really feel my hand moving, "and he
24:19told me:" No, yes, keep practicing. "I
24:21and he and he also told me about his
24:23experiences. He tells me," No, it's
24:24just that the other day I talked to
24:25your Aunt Chuchita. "I mean, it's like
24:27he started talking to the dead and and
24:28told me his experiences and I was more
24:30fascinated each time and more
24:31interested because I wanted to be like
24:33my uncle, I wanted to have those
24:34superpowers, right? Because obviously
24:36as a child I was thinking I was talking
24:37to a magician, right? Suddenly uh I
24:39continue with this practice and one day
24:41that same uncle tells me," You know
24:43what? Don't do it anymore, don't do it
24:45anymore. "He's, I mean, super intense,
24:46like super scared. He tells me," Please
24:48, stop doing it, don't ever do it again
24:50in your life. "I mean, like really,
24:52really affected. He tells us that he
24:57was doing this practice and that
24:59suddenly one day during his questions
25:01he was supposedly talking to a relative
25:03and, well, you know how all relatives
25:06bury gold, dude. So they were about to,
25:08yes, dude, everyone has a relative
25:12>> that they buried the gold on the farm
25:14of who the hell knows who. So, he was
25:16asking about the gold and somehow this
25:19person turns into another. Uh-huh. I
25:22mean, he was no longer talking to the
25:24relative, the conversation started
25:25getting a bit more intense to the point
25:27where my uncle starts to get very
25:29scared and asks," Who are you? "I don't
25:31know if he said death, the devil, or
25:33something that made him say," Screw
25:35this, man. I'm not failing as a
25:37magician anymore. "Treasury is Treasury
25:39and you want to know where the gold is.
25:41Treasury and you want to know where the
25:42gold is. It's just that there's always
25:44that test. Everything you're talking
25:46about are ancient practices of how the
25:48Ouija works. The first Ouijas, so to
25:50speak, you would just put a pencil here
25:52.
25:52>> Uh-huh. It was the hand with the pencil
25:54and then later the pencil on some
25:55little wheels and eventually it became
25:56the planchette as we know it now.
25:58>> Okay.
25:59>> Think of it like a seismograph. There's
26:01a needle and then the earth starts
26:02moving and it starts marking, right?
26:05>> And suddenly it says," Satan,
26:07>> Satan. "So, our brain, we can, we
26:09talked about it the other day when we
26:11were doing the research, how the brain
26:13perceives everything, but it has to put
26:14in filters because otherwise it gets
26:16overloaded. So, that's why we don't see
26:18our nose. So, if you look, cover one
26:20eye and you see your nose. We should
26:21see our nose here, but your brain
26:23cancels it out,
26:23>> blocks it. Yes, that's true.
26:26>> Everyone is touching their nose right
26:28now. Uh-huh. A thousand frequencies and
26:29things we don't need for day-to-day
26:31life. Your peripheral vision,
26:32everything you're seeing on the side,
26:34is like a photo.
26:35>> Everyone right now is starting to
26:36breathe manually
26:38>> and they just remembered they have a
26:40tongue and they blink and blink. See if
26:42you can reach your elbow with your
26:43tongue. The point is that
26:46>> all that entering certain trances, the
26:47hypnagogic state, you function like a
26:49seismograph. You're recording things
26:51from frequencies you're hearing. But
26:53just like when you use, for example,
26:55psychedelics, there's a point where it
26:57takes you so far out of your
26:58>> out of yourself
26:59>> out of yourself that you get scared.
27:02And so it depends, if you're very
27:03religious, Catholic, or not very, if
27:05you're Catholic you're going to start
27:06associating it with what it
27:08>> tells you. Uh-huh. With everything that
27:11is negative or evil. That symbology is
27:14going to
27:14>> Yes. If you're Muslim it's going to be
27:16the jinn. If you're Japanese, with a
27:19yokai. But when you manage to push past
27:21that fear because it's you yourself. It
27:23is you yourself giving that to you,
27:25it's where you reach another level,
27:26just like with psychedelics, and at one
27:27point you stop yourself. No, what I'm
27:29seeing and hallucinating is just too
27:30much now. I'm losing myself. But if you
27:32manage to push past that, you can lose
27:34your grounding and realize, oh, I am
27:35one with the universe now. But those
27:38fears are like these tests from
27:39magicians and alchemists who have
27:41discovered and taught us how to push
27:43past them, but nothing can hurt you. It
27:46is you yourself breaking through those
27:47fears. So you always have to push a
27:50little more at first. Basically, dude.
27:56>> I mean, honestly yeah, dude, because.
27:58>> Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was missing it,
27:59and it's normal because it starts to
28:00affect your ego, you start losing
28:02yourself. So, for example, it starts
28:04with, oh, it's the ancestors, it's my
28:05uncle, who knows, it's not the uncle,
28:07the uncle already died, he no longer
28:09exists, but it's our way of
28:11rationalizing the paranormal. But then
28:13when you keep going and keep going,
28:14there comes a point where it obviously
28:16isn't the uncle anymore, and when you
28:17realize it isn't, then fear kicks in.
28:19It's the devil. The devil doesn't exist
28:20. No, it's not the devil. It's
28:22something else, it's another. You're
28:23connecting to something we still don't
28:25understand, to the cosmos, to
28:26everything, and it scares us. And
28:28that's why there are tests and more
28:30tests, and only a few occultists, those
28:32who hide things so they can be seen or
28:34those who understand that what is
28:35hidden is what we must reach, are the
28:37ones who get to those levels.
28:39>> What?
28:39>> So, your uncle is a coward.
28:40>> He's a coward. Yes. Conclusion, but
28:43shout out to uncles. It's okay, I like
28:46you anyway. So he gets really scared as
28:48a result of this contact he had and
28:50starts telling me, like, dude, don't do
28:52it anymore. No, no, no, no, no. I'm
28:55like, what are you thinking, dude? I
28:56don't give a damn. I mean, I didn't
28:59listen to him and I sort of continued
29:01trying to develop that ability that I
29:03thought came from the family, right? I
29:06said," This guy has something, this is
29:07a lineage, man,
29:08>> it's our charm. "
29:09>> Because I did, yeah, yeah, yeah, dude,
29:11yeah, my cousin doesn't have it, I have
29:13it, dude. I get a kick out of it, you
29:14know? I mean,
29:15>> take that, Rosita. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I
29:18said," No sweat, I'm not a chicken like
29:20my uncle. "And I kept doing it, but
29:23like it or not, I was just a kid and I
29:25started getting way more into this
29:27stuff and, and I started, all the time,
29:29constantly looking for contact. I mean,
29:33all the time I was thinking, I was
29:35saying:" If there's something here, or
29:37even, oh man, it's embarrassing to say,
29:39don't judge me. "I used to say if the
29:41devil really exists, contact me, you
29:43know? Like, saying
29:45>> yeah, yeah, yeah. But I have a theory
29:46because of what happens to Badia,
29:47Badia’s been saying his whole life,"
29:49Oh yeah, let aliens abduct me and
29:50everything. "I think the aliens smell
29:52his desperation and that's why they
29:53don't take him.
29:56>> You're way too available, man. You’ve
29:58got to play hard to get with the aliens
29:59, dude. It's funny, we’re the ones
30:01saying," Come on, aliens, come on,
30:03Satan. "I’m tattooed all over just so
30:05he’ll come to me. I always carry him
30:07with me and he never appears to me, but
30:08he appears to the hyper-Catholic lady
30:09who wants nothing to do with him. So,
30:11what's going on there? I think she’s
30:13like," Ma'am, that was just a cockroach
30:15. "
30:16>> Yes.
30:17>> Uh-huh.
30:17>> But I feel like since we're actually
30:20looking for it, we question it more and
30:22maybe we need to be more open to
30:24understanding that it's there,
30:26>> but just not in the way that we want it
30:28to be.
30:28>> It’s part of a really beautiful
30:30metaphor about the duality of existence
30:33and people. Do you remember writing
30:36something or having something happen
30:37like," Whoa, that was weird, "
30:39>> here it comes." So, I was constantly
30:42looking for it, calling out to it in my
30:45head, almost like inventing prayers or
30:49incantations to attract this kind of
30:52activity into my life. Therefore,
30:56obviously I don't know if it was
30:58suggestion or not, but I am a firm
31:00believer that children are closer to
31:02this kind of thing because they have
31:04more sensitivity,
31:06>> fewer filters.
31:07>> Uh-huh. Well, yeah, when my daughter
31:09was little, we’d suddenly be at a
31:11park and she’d turn around and tell
31:13me, "There's someone there on the bench
31:14and it scares me." I told her, "Well,
31:16come over here, let's go somewhere else
31:17," and all that. And I would ask her,
31:18is it still there? Yes, it's still
31:19there. Oh no, it's gone now. Well,
31:21that's fine.
31:21>> Yeah, what we see from the brain is
31:22more frequencies, but the ones you
31:24don't need, it stops...
31:26>> Or the school she was at in El Paso,
31:27which is an elementary school that
31:29isn't operating now, but it’s so old
31:31that it even served as a Cold War
31:32bunker.
31:33>> That school is super haunted. I say El
31:36Paso is one of the most haunted cities
31:38in Texas and they say that...
31:40>> 100,000 likes and we’ll go exploring
31:41in El Paso.
31:43>> Yes, she had to—I mean, she would see
31:45things and tell us, scared, but I would
31:47also be like, "That's not true," I mean
31:49, like the classroom is just like this,
31:51like your mug here right now,
31:54>> but that classic teacher's cup full of
31:56pencils just falls, I mean, like
31:58someone had thrown it, like a cat had
32:00pushed it, like hell.
32:02>> Ghost cat.
32:03>> Uh-huh. Or that suddenly the...
32:07>> It has those super high metal windows
32:08that would close and everything, I mean
32:10, but I find it curious that among kids
32:12it was seen as normal, like, "Oh, the
32:14girl appeared in the bathroom again,"
32:16and they’d say, "Oh, cool."
32:19>> Uh-huh. I mean, it's just that as kids
32:22you start to normalize it. So, by
32:25attracting them so much, I start to
32:28experience weird things. I mean, that
32:31today I say, how the hell did those
32:32happen? One of the first ones I
32:34remember is I was, like those times you
32:36invite your friends over to the house
32:38and everything, we were playing and...
32:41>> Yeah, but obviously we’re talking
32:43about "Terraritos," dude. I mean,
32:44obviously I had some friends who would
32:46also say, "I see things, man." And
32:48I’d say, "No way, me too, dude."
32:49>> I mean, you were like "The Craft," dude
32:51. Just thinking, "light as a feather,
32:54stiff as a board."
32:55>> Yes. I mean, I’ve seen it 18 times,
32:58top five movies ever. So I had a friend
33:01too, because we were like a little
33:03group, but within that group there was
33:05another girl who also said she saw
33:06things and saw ghosts and would go
33:08along with all my nonsense. So she
33:11would tell me like, "Dude, here in your
33:13house there's a lady standing there in
33:14white,"
33:15>> and it's my mom. She's making us
33:17quesadillas.
33:18>> I know, man. Dude, my grandma. That’s
33:21what we were doing, I remember because
33:22at my house we had like a swing that we
33:24used to play on. We were actually
33:26playing on the swing. She says that to
33:28me. I turn around, no joke, literally
33:30where she told me there was a lady in
33:31white.
33:33>> I see a lady in white and I’m just
33:35like,
33:38>> why am I seeing her? You know? I mean,
33:40that was the first time I said, "Why am
33:42I?""And so I turn to the other girls
33:43and I say," Is anyone else seeing the
33:45lady in white over there? "And
33:47they’re all like," No way, are you
33:48really going to listen to—I don't
33:50even remember this girl's name—are
33:51you going to listen to the weirdo, to
33:53Carlota and stuff like that. "And I'm
33:54like," No, man, because I was also kind
33:57of more discreet, right? I was like,
34:00man, it’d be a shame if later they
34:01try to shove my face in the toilet
34:03because, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah. So
34:07I was saying, oh, no, but I do remember
34:09seeing her.
34:11>> And it makes sense, I mean, if you
34:12start studying a lot of math, then
34:13suddenly you're doing sums and
34:15multiplications without looking
34:16>> like boom, without looking,
34:17>> instantaneous. Yeah. Yeah. So, the
34:19whole part of esotericism and occultism
34:21is just that, letting your brain relax.
34:24So, being in one thing opens you up,
34:26but then fear or superstition or that
34:28stuff closes you back up because
34:30>> it closes you back up. Exactly. But I
34:32do remember it being a path of learning
34:33.
34:33>> Sure. But I got so obsessed that, okay,
34:36that was one of the first ones. Later I
34:39remember being at Christmas time, we
34:42were in a typical posh family scene
34:45setting up the nativity,
34:48>> putting the vest on the baby, the
34:50fluffy little vest on baby Jesus.
34:51>> Setting up the nativity with Christmas
34:53carols in the background, everything.
34:56And I was with my cousin, the daughter
34:57of my uncle,
35:00>> the cool uncle, man,
35:01>> the nice uncle, my favorite uncle. So
35:04we were hanging out in the living room
35:05and suddenly we look, because this was
35:07the living room and here were like the
35:08stairs to the second floor. So my
35:10cousin and I were just hanging out,
35:12talking about this and that, when
35:14suddenly I see this black shadow just
35:16zoom, running down the stairs, boom,
35:18just like that. And that was it. I look
35:21over at my cousin and she’s like, "
35:22Did you see that?" and I’m just like,
35:25you know? I mean, it’s one of those
35:27times when someone else confirms
35:28something you say, "No,
35:30>> there's no way that happened, man." So
35:31she confirms it, she sees it, and
35:33we’re both like, "But what was that?
35:35Because you and I are here, my grandma
35:37is over there, our uncle is elsewhere
35:38doing his own thing, I mean,
35:40>> and none of my relatives is a black
35:41shadow
35:42>> for starters.
35:43>> Maybe a cousin you didn't know who came
35:45over for Christmas
35:46>> for starters. So, we go out to find my
35:49grandma and she was like, no, stay calm
35:51, and that’s what I liked about her,
35:53she didn't make us feel like idiots.
35:55You know? She was just like, no, don't
35:57worry, it's fine, we’ll go pray,
35:59we’ll tell it to stop messing around
36:00and everything will be fine.
36:02>> First mistake, never pray to it.
36:04>> Never, if your house is haunted, first
36:06mistake, never call a priest.
36:07>> Why? It's very interesting to know why.
36:10Because what is happening isn't hurting
36:12you, nothing is happening, but when you
36:14bring in a priest you make it real, you
36:16make it worrisome, you make it seem
36:17like something bad is happening. So,
36:20for example, when people have children,
36:22in poltergeist cases, where things move
36:23and all that, it’s just one of the
36:25kids, probably one of the teenage girls
36:27, who is the one doing those things,
36:28it's not even a ghost; but the moment
36:30you bring in a priest, you make it real
36:31, and since it's a priest, then there
36:33are demons, so psychologically you
36:34program yourself to think" there are
36:36things here, "and then things start
36:38getting worse or you start associating
36:39it. You suggest it to yourself by
36:43bringing in a priest, because you're
36:44giving it legitimacy
36:47>> and satanism, because when you see a
36:48priest, everything good is Jesus and
36:50everything bad is Satan. What is
36:52happening to you is bad. You're going
36:53to associate it with demons and then
36:55you'll start with," oh yes, it's full
36:56of demons and now the little cup moved.
36:58"It’s a demon, and psychologically
36:59that doesn't help.
37:00>> Right, right.
37:01>> And in a poltergeist, which is
37:03recurrent spontaneous psychokinesis,
37:04it's usually teenage girls who have
37:06psychokinesis, they can move things and
37:07they don't know it. So the hormones hit
37:10and they're throwing things, their mom
37:11tells them," Wash the dishes, "they say
37:12," I hate you, [ __ ] you. "And the
37:14plates go flying and they say," There's
37:15a ghost, "but it's the girl." But you
37:17bring in,
37:17>> it has happened.
37:18>> All poltergeist cases, they are all
37:21recurrent spontaneous telekinesis
37:24>> and more so in women.
37:25>> Uh, usually it's women. Much more so,
37:27but there is always a teenager in the
37:29house involved and that's why they move
37:31houses and it follows them. But it's
37:32not that the ghost follows you, it's
37:34that, well, you've got the girl
37:36>> with telekinesis,
37:37>> Telekinesis doing crazy things she
37:39doesn't know she's doing, but you bring
37:40a priest and he scares her saying, "Yes
37:42, there are demons here, I've blessed
37:44the place," so you stress her out more,
37:45everything gets way more intense, but
37:47now they associate it with demons and
37:48it starts to grow, and then, suddenly,
37:50they turn 20 or 21, everything calms
37:52down, and ah, the ghost never came back
37:53. Check any poltergeist case, it's
37:56always exactly the same. There are many
37:59episodes of legends where we have
38:01poltergeists all over the world that
38:02are exactly that. Recurrent spontaneous
38:05telekinesis.
38:06>> I'm going to look into that.
38:07>> It sounds way, way too interesting.
38:09>> Later on, I would wake up with
38:11scratches or things like that, and my
38:13cool uncle told me, "Dude, you're
38:15scratching yourself, that stuff." Like
38:18he would shut down the story, he would
38:20kind of bring me back down to earth,
38:22right? Like he would tell me, "No, no,
38:23no." eh
38:24>> Like he was softening it so you
38:25wouldn't get scared.
38:26>> It's just your mind and all that. I got
38:30so involved that I also started getting
38:32books by Carlos Trejo, about esoteric
38:35things, how to do rituals and all that
38:38stuff. I start reading them, I start
38:41kind of feeding on that, and one day
38:43while I was relatively alone, because I
38:45was raised by my grandparents, right?
38:48>> So, my grandparents were basically my
38:50parents, but my grandmother was very
38:51Catholic, I mean, she was like the
38:55>> Yes, my grandmother was at church and I
38:56was with my grandfather, but, well,
38:58grandparents are like, "Yeah, the kid
38:59is fine," and they're just over there
39:00having their tequila. Still breathing
39:03and all.
39:04>> Yeah, yeah, dude. About the kid being
39:06fine and the kid ac So, it was a
39:07situation where I was left in my
39:09grandfather's care, and I was super
39:11into my books, doing things, watching,
39:13reading, and all that, and I started—
39:15you know how you just know the sounds
39:17of your house.
39:18>> Oh, yes, you know them.
39:19>> You know? We all know them all. Exactly
39:22, exactly. We all know that, oh, it's
39:24the cat, it's the water heater, it's
39:26whatever. I start hearing noises
39:28outside my house and I start getting to
39:31a point where I start feeling super
39:33weird, because I start feeling this
39:35paranoia where everything I had done
39:38over these months, the spirits and
39:40everything, like it's all crashing down
39:42on me, and I start feeling even
39:44claustrophobic. I mean, I start feeling
39:47surrounded because I start feeling that
39:49, oh, they already threw this, this
39:50fell over, and now I feel like they're
39:52—that they're behind me, I feel like
39:54they touched me; I mean, I started
39:56feeling like everything was on top of
39:57me. I get super weird. My grandfather
40:00sees me super weird and obviously my
40:01grandfather was like, "Damn, what do I
40:03do, man?" He grabs the girl, he grabs
40:04me, and to the church, fortunately,
40:07>> because we want to start a petition
40:09right now. There is no paranormal
40:10health service. Hashtag treatment
40:12against demons, poltergeists, and
40:14recurrent spontaneous telekinesis dot
40:16com. "
40:17>> We have to open a school, man.
40:18>> Yes. And a hospital for people who were
40:20touched by ghosts like that." Oh, a
40:22ghost touched my face, ""
40:23>> and we'll treat you here. "We'll have a
40:25beer. Well, what about a little
40:26cigarette? Go for it. Yes, depending on
40:29the age. I mean, if they're minors,
40:31more beer and cigarettes like that
40:36>> and Uh-huh. Well, my grandfather's
40:39reasoning was like, well, I'm going to
40:40take her to the church with Grandma so
40:41she can take care of it. He takes me to
40:44the church and I'm there all possessed
40:46with Grandma, like, dude, I'm in the
40:47house. It is Yes, yes, yes. Me there
40:50levitating like the exorcist and that's
40:51it. Well, my grandmother, obviously, I
40:53don't know what she did; honestly, I
40:54don't even remember. Like, she calmed
40:56me down, she told me," Everything is
40:57okay now. "And I didn't want to go back
40:58to the house, I was super scared, but
41:00in the end, well, I lived there. I was
41:029 years old, it's not like I grab my
41:03things and leave like El Chavo del Ocho
41:05, man, when he gets kicked out of the
41:06neighborhood and goes to live in the
41:07car of his
41:09>> I went to live in the car for two hours
41:10. I had to run away because I spilled
41:11my Lucky Charms, my
41:12>> How old were you?
41:14>> Five, six, and I spilled my cereal.
41:17Watching morning cartoons and I dropped
41:18my cereal, milk and all, Lucky Charms,
41:19I was getting really cozy on the couch
41:21and so I ran away from home because I
41:22knew my mom was going to kill me.
41:26>> And well, I came back and after that I
41:28sort of swore I wouldn't get involved
41:29in anything like that again, but
41:31>> now
41:33>> and I, Zorbito.
41:34>> Uh-huh. Yes, yelling at the ghost. Are
41:38you going to believe or what, [ __ ]?
41:39Uh-huh.
41:39>> I saw you, I saw you. Yes, yes, yes.
41:41You were there, huge. And and
41:44>> what can I tell you, dude? One day, one
41:48day you're going to find that ghost of
41:50your youth.
41:51>> Nowadays I actually do look for him,
41:52huh?
41:53>> Nowadays I actually tell him," Dude, I
41:54miss you. "
41:54>> Try automatic writing again.
41:57>> I'm like a technical relationship, dude
41:59. Yes, yes, yes. It was always you,
42:01dude. Always it turns out it was you.
42:07>> Nobody else understands me.
42:09>> My husband watching this like
42:11>> What the hell?
42:11>> No, it's not you, it was the ghost.
42:13>> Yes, yes, yes, yes. It's it's a void I
42:15tried to fill
42:17>> with flesh and bone, but what you need
42:20is metaphysical, not physical.
42:22>> Yes, yes, yes, yes. There's still a
42:23hole.
42:28>> We've reached the part where we're
42:29going to read stories
42:30>> that my followers sent to Instagram.
42:33Thank you so much, guys. We were
42:34reading them all and we chose the best
42:37ones. Sorry if your story wasn't chosen
42:39, but keep trying next time. Send a
42:41better one.
42:42>> And even if it is the best one, we're
42:43going to judge it and tear it apart.
42:45>> Yes. And question and and judge it
42:48again
42:48>> and praise it. Yes, it's very good.
42:50>> Yes. And urinate on it. This one was
42:52sent by Jesús Arellano. It's titled"
42:55The cameras showed I wasn't alone. "
42:57>> In Ciudad Constitución, Baja
42:59California Sur, there are places that
43:01feel completely different at night.
43:03This story begins in a hospital that
43:04had been closed for a couple of years.
43:06The windows were broken, some doors
43:08remained open, and inside there was
43:10still furniture, papers, and objects
43:12that no one had bothered to remove.
43:14Even though the building was abandoned,
43:16the entrance was still monitored by
43:17security cameras. In 2023, a night
43:19watchman was working in the area. One
43:22night in December, near 2 a.m., he
43:24received a call from his boss. I need
43:26you to stop by the hospital. They left
43:28some tools inside and they're coming
43:29back for them tomorrow. The night
43:31watchman didn't want to go, but it was
43:33part of the job, so he accepted.
43:34>> Exactly.
43:35>> He arrived about 20 minutes later. The
43:38place was completely dark. He entered
43:40using a flashlight; the hallways were
43:42dusty and the air smelled damp. While
43:45walking toward one of the old storage
43:46areas, he heard something. It sounded
43:49like a gurney moving. He stood still
43:51and waited a few seconds. He didn't
43:53hear anything else. He tried to find an
43:54explanation for it. He thought maybe it
43:56had been a metal sheet moved by the
43:58wind. He continued walking.
44:00>> Sure. Looking for the reasonable and
44:03sane answer before thinking the worst.
44:05>> Before I, I want to die. No way in hell
44:08. It's a gurney moving on its own.
44:10>> Yes. No, no way in hell, man. It's the
44:12wind. It's a cat.
44:13>> When he reached the end of the hall, he
44:14saw a gurney right in the middle of the
44:15corridor. [ __ ].
44:18>> That caught his attention because he
44:20was sure that when he had entered, the
44:21gurney was against a wall. He decided
44:23not to give it any more importance. He
44:25picked up the tools and headed back.
44:27Before leaving, he heard a voice saying
44:29," You're leaving already. "The voice
44:31had come from a room that had the door
44:33slightly ajar. He pointed the
44:34flashlight inside; there was no one
44:36there. He asked," Who's there? "Silence
44:38.
44:39>> Error.
44:39>> Who's there?
44:40>> Error. What are you waiting for? For
44:42them to answer you?
44:42>> For them to answer. Why did I ask? Me,
44:45the ghost. Yes, yes. Me, why did I ask?
44:48Why did I ask?
44:49>> That wasn't the answer he expected.
44:51>> And the ghost is super nervous, man.
44:52What do I answer him? I've never been
44:53asked that.
44:54>> Yes, yes, yes. I had never made it this
44:55far.
44:56>> Me as a person or as an entity.
44:58>> Uh-huh. Who am I really? Who was I? I
45:01am. But he decided to leave. When he
45:04passed by the gurney again, he noticed
45:05something that made him stop. There was
45:07a piece of paper on top; it looked like
45:10an old hospital form. He picked it up;
45:12it had a name and a time written on it.
45:143:15 a.m. The watchman looked at his
45:16watch. It was 3:08. I'm going to add a
45:20small aside here because they say the
45:21devil's hour is between 3 and 4 in the
45:23morning, but I learned about daylight
45:25savings time, right?
45:27>> Also, but I learned in the exploration
45:29that, again, I repeat, if you haven't
45:31gone to see it, go watch the
45:32exploration we did with these guys that
45:34was super cool
45:35>> and with Borre, may he rest in peace.
45:37>> and with the last time Borre was seen
45:39alive, man. No, we don't know what
45:41happened to him, but it's still there.
45:43>> That was the last time we saw him. I
45:47learned that it's not necessarily like
45:49the devil's hour, but rather a moment
45:51where you find yourself in a state
45:54>> hypnagogic,
45:56>> between asleep and awake. It is
45:58precisely the moment when your brain,
46:00even if you haven't slept, you just
46:02woke up, is like glitching, and so you
46:04start to lose filters and you are more
46:05open to seeing things; because between
46:07time zones, and the fact that we didn't
46:09have a clock like that before, it makes
46:11no sense that they killed Jesus at 3 in
46:13the morning. So the night watchman put
46:16the paper in his pocket and left
46:18quickly. When he reached his truck, he
46:20heard a banging sound coming from
46:21inside the hospital. He waited, then
46:23heard another one and then a third. He
46:26started the truck and drove off. The
46:28next day he told his boss everything."
46:30What did you do with the paper? ", the
46:31boss asked him. The watchman took it
46:33out of his pocket and his boss turned
46:34pale." Where did you say you found it?
46:36"And the watchman told him, on a gurney
46:38. The man took the paper and looked at
46:40it for several seconds. Then he
46:42explained that the name belonged to
46:44someone who had died many years ago.
46:47The watchman thought it was a joke
46:48until his boss showed him an old
46:50photograph he kept in his office. The
46:52name was written on the back. The
46:54photograph was of a patient from the
46:56old hospital. The watchman asked him
46:58why the time 3:15 was written down.
47:00>> His boss didn't want to answer and
47:02asked him to leave.
47:04>> Fired.
47:05>> Fired for asking.
47:06>> Yes, yes, yes, yes,
47:07>> yes. Don't bring ghosts to me here,
47:08leave them over there. That same night
47:10the watchman received another call. It
47:12was his boss. He told him," Don't go
47:14back to the hospital. """Why?", the
47:16watchman asked. "I just checked the
47:17entrance cameras.""And what do you see?
47:19", the watchman asks. His boss again
47:21takes several seconds to answer. "Why
47:23such dramatic things?"
47:25>> Dun, dun, dun.
47:27>> And he says, "I see you entering at
47:292:41.""Yes, I already know that.""
47:31Someone else also appears entering
47:33behind you."
47:34>> Dun, dun, dun. The watchman asked who
47:37it was. His boss replied that he didn't
47:39know and after that night the watchman
47:41never returned to the hospital. Since
47:43then, every time he passed by the
47:45building after 3 in the morning, he
47:46claimed to hear knocking coming from
47:48inside.
47:49>> And why does he go back there, man?
47:51>> No, just the hospital.
47:52>> Oh,
47:53>> I mean, what guts, why would you go
47:54back at that hour, man?
47:55>> Yeah, he had to pass by there, right?
47:57It was his shift, right? Maybe he felt
47:59like,
47:59>> I mean, there are people who love
48:01working at night, right?
48:02>> I worked nights for a while, it’s
48:04cool. By choice,
48:05>> not by necessity.
48:07>> Exactly. I don't know, but there are
48:09people who do it by choice.
48:10>> Yeah, we have, there are people who
48:11function better at night, and that's
48:13good because we need people to work at
48:14night while those who work days sleep.
48:16>> That's true.
48:16>> The author of this anecdote says, that
48:19watchman is my grandfather.
48:22>> Oh, I hope he got his job back.
48:25>> Well, he was never the same after that.
48:26So that’s what it says here.
48:29>> The boss, what a coward, man. Well,
48:30don't say anything to him, then. I mean
48:32,
48:32>> oh, the boss was protecting him, man.
48:34>> He wasn't protecting him. He should say
48:35, "Hey man, don't go there anymore
48:36because you've got a ghost stuck to
48:38your back." Well no, not you, if you
48:39had seen him, what would you have told
48:41him? Nothing.
48:42>> He said, "No, it's all good, man."
48:43Everything, everything, yeah, I'm
48:45heading over there. I'm heading over
48:47there, I'm heading over there. "
48:49>> Then, dude, I'll be there in 5 minutes,
48:51>> I'll make my parents' coffee pot. I'm
48:52heading over there. Yes.
48:55>> Besides, I don't know if that gets me
48:57in trouble as a boss, I have to answer
48:59to the Department of Labor. Ghost laws.
49:03>> Exactly. That's why on this show we
49:06have the hashtag" work safety. "
49:09ProtectUsFromGhosts.com.
49:11>> I don't want to end up in labor
49:13arbitration because of a ghost.
49:15>> No, no, that won't happen. Not yet,
49:17there aren't any laws yet.
49:18>> Okay.
49:22>> Get ready for the creepiest story of
49:24the three, and it's titled" The
49:26Painting That Hid Something. "I've been
49:29living with my parents for about 14
49:31years in a small, single-story house,
49:33very cute, but it was anything but cute
49:34. For a long time, we never thought
49:37there was anything out of the ordinary.
49:39I was 7 years old when things started
49:41to get weird, things that at first
49:42seemed like simple carelessness. My
49:45parents 'keys would wake up in other
49:46places, money would even disappear
49:48inside the house, just like some
49:50jewelry and also my toys.
49:52>> Goblins.
49:52>> Spontaneous, recurring telekinesis.
49:55We're talking about a teenager. Uh-huh.
49:57We thought we were just distracted,
49:59that we had put things somewhere else
50:01and then couldn't remember, but we were
50:03very
50:04>> mistaken.
50:07>> One night, around 11:30, there was a
50:09knock at the door. We thought it was
50:11kids playing the famous" Ding Dong
50:13Ditch "game. You knock on a door and
50:15run away. But watch out, you never
50:16heard footsteps or anyone running. When
50:18we went to check, there was no one
50:19there. This kept happening for a few
50:21weeks, more and more often. My parents
50:24started to get fed up, so one night my
50:25dad decided to go up to the roof to
50:27find out who was knocking. While he was
50:29upstairs, they knocked on the door
50:30again. We told him right away, and my
50:32dad checked around the house, but he
50:34told us he hadn't seen anyone. That
50:36night we couldn't sleep. From then on,
50:38everything started to change. My
50:39clothes would wake up with cuts that
50:41looked like they were made with
50:42scissors, shredded. broken. When we
50:44left the house and came back, we'd find
50:47the cupboard doors open. Dishes or
50:48glasses would also appear broken. They
50:51stopped knocking on the door, they
50:52started knocking on my window. The
50:54knocks were like those of a tiny person
50:56, a child. On the third day. How do you
50:58know it was a child's?
50:59>> Well, super small.
51:01>> That's That's like a man's
51:04>> child.
51:05>> Hey. Yes. The knocks were like those of
51:08a tiny person, a child. On the third
51:10day, while I heard another knock on my
51:12wind
51:13>> I also heard a sound inside my room. It
51:16was a toy cash register that I had
51:18stored way up in my closet. It didn't
51:21even have batteries and was pretty
51:23neglected. The register wouldn't stop
51:25ringing. I ran out to my parents' room
51:27and didn't want to sleep in my room for
51:29two weeks. So, they slept for two weeks
51:31with their dad.
51:32>> They were 7 years old, they said. No,
51:34>> yes. They threw everything at us,
51:36jewelry, books, toys, paintings. One of
51:39them was a painting that my dad had
51:41bought some time ago. It was an image
51:44of Jesus Christ crucified on a black
51:50background. At first glance, it looked
51:51like a normal religious painting,
51:53because it is, it's a painting,
51:54>> I guess. Uh-huh.
51:55>> But, but, but plot twist. We turned it
51:58around. When holding it up to the light
52:00, we saw something we had never noticed
52:02. You could see a serpent wrapping
52:04around Jesus's arms and on the feet,
52:06the hooves
52:08>> of a goat.
52:09>> Let's get out of here.
52:10>> Wow.
52:12>> I think they were ranchers to be able
52:13to distinguish goat hooves from horse
52:15or donkey ones. But we never knew if
52:17that had been there since my dad bought
52:20the painting or if we just never saw it
52:22. My family is very Catholic and my
52:24mother at the time asked for a priest
52:26to come. Error, I'm telling you we just
52:28...you're being to.
52:31>> Imagine you're on LSD tripping and then
52:33they bring you a priest.
52:35>> What the hell.
52:35>> to bless you. Yeah, you're going to
52:37have a bad trip.
52:38>> They brought a priest to bless the
52:40house. He did so and told us it was
52:43loaded with, little bit, bad vibes.
52:47>> That is the official diagnosis of a
52:49priest.
52:51>> Bad vibes.
52:51>> Bad vibes. My diagnosis.
52:53>> In what book, what verse is that in?
52:55>> Bad vibes.
52:57>> In DJ Tiesto, verse 2, chapter 35.
53:02Since that day, besides being Catholic
53:03believers, we became believers in the
53:05paranormal.
53:06>> Being a Catholic believer already makes
53:08you a believer in the paranormal. Do
53:09you think it was a ghost? he rose from
53:13the dead
53:14>> he's a zombie, you're believing in the
53:16paranormal
53:17>> had you thought about that?
53:19>> Uh-huh.
53:20>> What a good topic, man. What what what
53:23a good
53:23>> is believing in the devil paranormal?
53:25Believing in Odin, that someone can
53:27multiply bread, magic.
53:29>> So, people who say they don't believe
53:31in the paranormal, but preach Uh-huh.
53:34some religion actually do believe in
53:36the para
53:36>> they believe in an invisible being. A
53:39ghost pulled your beard.
53:41>> I saw it.
53:42>> No way, my personality doesn't
53:44>> it was a little ghost.
53:46>> This one was sent to us by Tiare Campos
53:48and it's called The woman who couldn't
53:50walk. This happened in 2014 when I was
53:537 years old at my grandmother's house.
53:56My brother and I used to go visit her
53:58often. She couldn't move from the waist
54:00down, so she always stayed on the first
54:02floor of the house. We, on the other
54:04hand, slept on the floor above. The
54:07house had two floors and on the second
54:10floor there were three rooms, one where
54:12my brother and I slept, another where
54:14the cats were, of course, cats must
54:17have a room, seems sensible, and a
54:19third that we almost never used, but
54:21that room was full of dolls and
54:23religious crosses.
54:27>> Why is that? Also help yourselves, no
54:31way, man.
54:32>> Yeah, that's why you have ghosts and
54:34>> that doll that rolls its eyes at me,
54:36we'll put it under that cross.
54:38>> In elementary school I had a friend I
54:39stayed over with several times and I
54:41hung out with him, but I hated it there
54:43because his mom had a bookcase full of
54:44porcelain dolls,
54:46>> man. The dolls
54:47>> were right in front of my friend's
54:48bedroom door.
54:50>> Dolls can be quite imposing, right? I
54:53mean, there are so many little eyes
54:54that make you think," Dude, are you
54:55watching me? "
54:56>> You could, like, give me a certificate
54:57saying it's zero percent haunted.
54:59It’s creepy. It’s creepy. I don’t
55:00want a doll looking at me like that.
55:02Yeah,
55:02>> all night long.
55:03>> Although they have a certain beauty,
55:05huh? I actually really
55:07>> I love them. I have—I have two
55:08haunted dolls. We have one here.
55:10>> We keep them separated to see if they
55:11get angry because
55:12>> they’re stored in a drawer.
55:14>> Uh-huh.
55:14>> Oh, no way.
55:16>> I’m trying to make them angry because
55:17they're supposed to get mad if you
55:18separate them.
55:19>> Uh-huh.
55:19>> And what happened?
55:20>> Well, nothing, I had them at my house
55:22and nothing happened, and then they
55:23didn't fit anymore, so I brought them
55:25here to see if they'd be more separated
55:27. They don't fit anymore. She means
55:28Gabriela kindly asked me to bring them
55:30to the studio.
55:32>> Yeah, yeah, we get it, we get it. I
55:35remember that night it was freezing, a
55:37cold so intense that my feet even hurt.
55:40I tried to sleep, but I couldn't. There
55:41was something different about the house
55:43. I don’t know how to explain it. I
55:44just felt like that night wasn’t like
55:46the others. It was about 2 in the
55:48morning when I heard noises coming from
55:50the first floor. I tried to wake my
55:52brother, but he didn't react. So I went
55:54down alone. Why not? Very brave.
55:57>> To see what the hell.
55:58>> Hell yeah.
55:58>> The house was completely dark. I
56:01remember it even seemed like there was
56:03no moon, but when I reached the dining
56:05room, I saw the TV was on. In front of
56:08it sat my grandmother in her chair, as
56:11always, eating some chocolate cookies.
56:13At that moment, I didn’t think
56:15anything was strange because it was my
56:17grandmother. I walked over and asked
56:18her," What are you doing here at this
56:19hour? "She replied with complete calm,
56:22telling me," Nothing, my love, I just
56:24wanted to watch some television. "I
56:26looked at the screen, and the TV was on
56:28, but it wasn't showing any channel.
56:31Even so, I sat down next to her. We
56:33started eating cookies. At some point,
56:35I took her hands, and they were
56:37completely frozen. My grandmother began
56:40talking to me about the house, how she
56:42had lived in it for many years, and
56:43everything seemed normal until she
56:45suddenly asked me for something. She
56:47wanted me to go up to the second floor
56:49and bring her one of her dolls. A
56:52specific red-headed doll.
56:54>> Honey, bring me the haunted one, please
56:56.
56:56>> Yeah, dude.
56:57>> Bring me the Annabelle.
56:58>> Bring me that redhead Annabelle.
57:00>> The one that vibrates, sweetie. The one
57:01that vibrates.
57:02>> The one whose eyes grind away.
57:04>> I didn't want to go. I told her I was
57:06scared and that it was freezing cold,
57:08but she insisted." It doesn't matter,
57:10go get it, "she said. Then she looked
57:11at me and smiled. I still remember that
57:14smile perfectly. To this day, it gives
57:16me chills. I finally went up the stairs
57:18and my grandmother went up with me.
57:20>> Oh, damn.
57:22>> We arrived at the room where the dolls
57:24were. I opened the door, but when I was
57:26about to enter, I realized my
57:27grandmother had stayed outside. I asked
57:29her," Why don't you come in? "And she
57:31answered," I can't. "I asked her," Why?
57:34"She told me that the room made her
57:36feel very sad. Then she added something
57:39I will never forget," I'm not allowed
57:41to enter. "She asked me again to go get
57:45that specific doll. It was at that
57:47moment I felt something horrible in my
57:49stomach, as if someone had squeezed it
57:51hard, and I understood that something
57:52was wrong, very wrong. I started
57:55calling for my brother louder and
57:57louder because I had just realized
57:59something that, until that moment, my
58:01child's mind hadn't processed. My
58:03grandmother can't walk, damn it. My
58:06grandmother can't climb stairs.
58:08>> And she was also going to turn like
58:09that. Ah,
58:11>> the woman who—Yeah, dude. The woman
58:13who was with me couldn't be my
58:15grandmother. When I started screaming
58:17my brother's name, that woman began to
58:19cry. Then she ran to the stairs and
58:22before leaving, she closed the room
58:24door and began to cry even louder. As
58:28she walked away, she kept saying,"
58:30You're bad, bad Teresa, bad. "" I hate
58:33you. "
58:34>> I tried to open the door.
58:35>> She realized, oh [ __ ], I screwed up.
58:37They found out I actually can walk.
58:39>> Oh, yeah, dude. What kind of
58:40grandmother, man. I screwed up.
58:42>> Oh, I'm going to have to go walk for
58:44the errands.
58:45>> I tried to open the door, but I
58:46couldn't. I started to despair. I don't
58:49remember exactly how much time passed
58:51until they finally managed to open it
58:53from the outside. It was my brother and
58:56my grandmother's nurse. After that
58:58moment, my memories become blurry. The
59:00next thing I remember is being in the
59:02hospital. My brother told me that after
59:04they managed to open the room, I had
59:07scrapes on my knees and bruises on my
59:09face. It looked as if I had been in a
59:12fight. When I told my mom and my
59:15brother what I remembered from that
59:16night, they tried to find an
59:17explanation for it. They told me it
59:20might have been a sleepwalking episode
59:22because there was,
59:24>> I mean, as a kid I was a sleepwalker,
59:26all I did was pee in my parents 'trash
59:28can thinking I was going to the
59:30bathroom.
59:31>> Right.
59:32>> Once I even got dressed in my school
59:33uniform and went back to sleep.
59:36>> And the smell is horrible, man. I got
59:40up, did my homework,
59:43>> I even did my parents' taxes and then I
59:47>> paid the property tax, man.
59:50>> That's how functional I was, no kidding
59:52.
59:53>> Horrible,
59:53>> horrible.
59:54>> Uh-huh. She says, well maybe it was,
59:57maybe it was a sleepwalking episode
59:59because there was something that made
1:00:01it almost impossible for everything I
1:00:03claimed to have experienced, which is
1:00:05that my grandmother had climbed the
1:00:07stairs because my grandmother can't
1:00:09walk.
1:00:11>> Uh-huh.
1:00:12>> Much less climb up to the second floor
1:00:14with me. After that night I never slept
1:00:15in that house again. Many years have
1:00:18passed, but I still perfectly remember
1:00:20that feeling in my stomach and above
1:00:22all, I remember my grandmother standing
1:00:24in front of that room's door telling me
1:00:26I couldn't come in because I didn't
1:00:28have permission.
1:00:29>> What could have happened to grandma?
1:00:31>> I think
1:00:32>> just her age,
1:00:32>> right? Grandma probably didn't even
1:00:35know, man.
1:00:36>> What happened to that little redhead
1:00:38doll you asked for? Did it have a blue
1:00:40cover? and it said," Good Guys, "like
1:00:42that.
1:00:44>> Well, friends, thank you so very much
1:00:46for joining us for this Halloween
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1:01:35why Harambe the gorilla had to die at
1:01:38that Chicago zoo.
1:01:39>> 10 years ago.
1:01:40>> 10 years ago.
1:01:41>> That's right. Everything is connected.
1:01:42>> Google Harambe.
1:01:44>> Perfect. So here we are also going to
1:01:46leave you the links to the books
1:01:47because they are very good. I've
1:01:48already seen them, I took a peek and
1:01:50they are really, really cool. And well,
1:01:51thank you so much guys, honestly a
1:01:53pleasure to have you back here on the
1:01:54channel. Also, don't forget to go watch
1:01:56our episode of Ghost Harassers. They
1:01:59are the ones who harass the ghosts. We
1:02:01invited them to harass them now on this
1:02:03channel and honestly, it went super
1:02:04well.
1:02:05>> There is evidence, evidence.
1:02:07>> Evidence.
1:02:07>> Someday we will see Borre again.
1:02:10>> And Borre, rest in peace. Uh, we'll
1:02:12resurrect you later.
1:02:13>> We're going to look for him.
1:02:15>> Ah, yes, of course. We have to do an
1:02:16exploration to search for Borre.
1:02:17>> Yes.
1:02:18>> And make contact in the basements.
1:02:20>> Contact with Borre. Of course. Very
1:02:23well. Well, thumbs up. Subscribe, we
1:02:25love you. I am Celegrini and see you
1:02:27next time.

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