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0:02 Good night. Good evening greetings to all of you welcome, all of you to one more edition of fearscope. My name is Julio Flores. I greet you and give you the most cordial of welcome tonight. Today is the night of thirty April of the year two thousand twenty- four. We' re totally live. Julio, what happened at the start of the show, why you put that in. I' ll talk to you. A little while ago the good fredy to whom I sent a greeting did us favor converting some recordings that we had saved there a long time ago and this recording came out and so, obviously, I cut the pieces where I was going and that child who was yesterday was me then, so that they see that one is half crazy, half zafado since Chico was there, eh how they see him.
0:58 Yeah, it' s a jewel, that video of the net, it' s a jewel. It' s about ninety- eight, ninety - eight, ninety- seven, more or less, that same and before ninety- seven ninety- six. One thing to remember over there is to live. And today we celebrate all the kids minuscopiers their day and there' s one thing they say is that you never, ever, should stop being a child. At the end of the day. And it' s nice, because it' s always nice, because it' s the same.
1:48 There' s a breed that goes to the piñatas and hits the piñata. I mean, it doesn' t go too far on spears either, but you hit the piñata, you dance things. So maybe people will see you and tell them how they behave that way. But the net worth to you be happy happiness are times, are moments of life. You can' t always be happy. You can' t always be sad, but you can put those moments of happiness into your life. And it' s cool, uh, it' s really cool. So, well, there' s the video I wanted to share with you. By the way, today ends the contest on the kid' s day thing. It makes me laugh because I kept quiet because it says here a person says Julio sells new Guadalajara.
2:47 He doesn' t know how to see you. One makes all the effort to go to Guadalajara and tell me hey see again, no man, do not go from throwing ra se the net journey enough to go to ruar Guadalajara. This one we all make efforts. So, well, we already met there with the Guadalajara thing. I hope to go again soon, but don ' t overshoot either Uh this one and let me check one thing out here, because we already have the winning person. We already have the winner of the kid' s day contest. In fact, I talked to the person earlier because if I' m talking a few minutes ago before starting the show I did the likes count of the video. And he won, Ahorita, I' ll tell you who won, Ahorita, I' ll tell you to see ay hanged me, I corded the call won a let me see wait for me, Ahorita, I' ll tell you the name of the person who won. Just allow mentanti you won Jimena ten with one thousand three hundred and seventeen likes, one thousand three hundred and seventeen likes, in his video. So many congratulations there for winning. I already communicated with her mother,
4:20 this one allows me to send. I' m not going to hang up, please, already, in fact I already made the deposit, but it still doesn' t reach you. I' m not gonna think they ' re cheating. Or anything. Hey, if you' re listening to me, Jimena' s mom right now, let' s see if she ' s gonna mark me, see if she' s gonna mark me, but no, no, don' t think it' s a trap or anything. No, no, no, maybe it didn' t come to you, for I don' t know, I don' t know why you didn' t get the deposit, but I already sent it to you. I hope you can communicate there, Ahorita, to the program and then talk to you and congratulate you and your little girl. Don' t say hello to my lorengo girlfriend with the voice of the alien. Please, let ' s see two greetings. There' s the greeting ready and we have someone on the line and we' re going to take the call Good night.
5:08 Good night, Julio, Lauren, the famous Lauren Morfin how you are. All right, you and Julio right here, remembering times of the past, I watched the video, but I didn' t pay much attention to it until you said it was you, a little cheek that came out there in the girl. Hey. Hey, hey, careful, careful. Yeah, yeah, that' s why I wear a beard. Hey, I couldn' t really have a beard when I was a kid, but right now, right now, I can have a beard. All right, Julia, yeah, check the home video. If he' s got chan, you' re gonna laugh for a while. Yeah, it' s just that when I learned the program, it was already started. Yeah, when you were in the snow, you were talking to the little monkeys that your mom or not has there. Yeah, yeah, I' ll give you grandma, yeah, look. I' ll tell you one thing. I ' ve said it before here I played with because you remember that the kids used to play with the monkeys, with all this, I played with the monkeys. I had little soldiers, I had dragon ball dolls. I liked dragon ball a lot and I played with those little dolls. I swear I played with those little dolls, with those little monkeys until I was eleven.
6:20 Uh, so I think that also helps the mind, the whole mind that you create stories and all that. And I was making stories for monkeys and all that. Then I started recording with that camera and this one gave voice to the little dolls. How you see very well, very well, if I heard you there making voices, yes, that' s where the mummy came from, truth and so on, everything, yes, well it' s the nice thing, it' s the beautiful thing of childhood and this one I' m very happy to talk to you r I' m very pleased that brand is tonight. I imagine you have something tasty to share with us. Right, that' s Julio. Continuation of what happened is that the day the last time I spoke to you, I told you that my grandmother had passed away. Yes, yes, yes, he told me yes, there was a developing story. Well, it had already developed, but since my mom didn' t like my aunt I didn' t have much time to tell her. To my mom until she got to California, she already told her everything in detail, because there were always people around and my aunt didn' t want to talk about what was, what had happened.
7:36 Yeah, I' m the one who, by the way, people. No, a lot of people didn' t hear that because it was during roast meat and not during the show. True yes, and I remember how much we talked güey this look, because as I told you, my grandmother died, but I didn' t know many details that my mom told me until the end that, as I told you, my grandmother said goodbye to her. He never gave him the blessing, gave him the blessings and all that. But in the course, I mean, I thought my grandmother had died one day, but it turns out my grandmother started dying three days before she died. Like I told you, I was waiting for my aunt.
8:16 My aunt arrived one day at night. The next day in the night he died, but on my grandmother' s last day they took the father to six seven of the afternoon to give to the saints alone and my mother says that after the father left, you see that in the villages there are people who pray. Then it was this prayer group. But there is a special character who is the one who makes very strong prayers. My mom told me then that was all I knew until the day my grandmother passed away. So, since my aunt arrived a few days ago. I don' t think I' m going to remember every detail, but I' m going to try to tell you as much as I can, because they did sometimes to my grandmother. They did it because my grandmother told my aunt I had good.
9:05 He found me my mom who was about three days old I tell you that dying couldn' t, for some reason, they thought that, that is, the time had come for her, but she couldn' t die. I was in a lot of pain. Then they said that prayer and, since I didn' t know the details, I asked Mom whose idea it was and she says that of one of my grandmother' s friends, that is some people there. Then they prayed to him and say that this man had visions. In this prayer was my aunt and uncle. Then, after the prayer, this gentleman spoke to my aunt and uncle and told them that you had had visions. Then my uncle and aunt are my uncle.
9:54 He' s unbelieving, I mean, they don' t believe anything. Then he began to tell them that it started to be. I had a vision of a house? Like this? Like this? Like this? Like this? Like this? Came a shadow? It' s a shadow in this house. Then my aunt and uncle saw each other again was the house where my grandmother lived, i e I have about forty years ago, i e this gentleman never knew that place, because it' s in a little ranch there far away. Then my uncles turned to see why the lord was describing a house, the house that was my grandfather' s and that this lord had never met. Well, then that surprised him and told the lady that my grandmother in that place had haunted her. Then my mom and my aunt started to realize that at that time, that is, when they lived there, because after my mom got married, she moved to where we lived.
11:00 She lives an hour and my grandmother got out of there shortly after, but since that time, my grandmother, my grandfather, my mom, my uncle, I mean, my mom' s whole family started having a lot of problems. My uncle passed away, I mean, he started having tragedy. Like the girl, there wasn' t that she gets on you and it rains me and nothing else is to you truth exactly that I tell you that my grandmother all the time told her, Mom that she was haunted, that she was already embroiled, and we judged her crazy. Then, until this gentleman, who did not know my grandmother' s story, told them what had happened, that is, my mother and my aunt, that is, forty years later, healer so many years later began to fit the pieces.
11:43 Now that my grandmother' s passed away. That was with prayer and says this my aunt Gine and my uncle didn' t tell her anything. Sir, they' re moms who heard nothing. They saw each other, listened to each other, and said nothing. That was seven or eight years ago. The night. It was the night. Then the night my grandmother died and says those people left the prayer. My aunt stayed, two more people with my grandmother were taking care of her, because she was organizing. And when my grandmother passed away, for I don' t know I' ve never seen when a person dies, but my aunt Gimia says she heard it, that a marble fell and when my grandmother died, the whole gueyano rooster did, she says that the house shook, that is, that she had trembled and creaked. Well, she says she trembled, but my aunt says that she and the other girl who were there turned to see and after she tempted the house like this and I fell like a marble. Then my aunt Gina thought that she alone had listened to the jam and that the lady the girl because she told her gyne you heard that and that she said so how strange it would be because she trembled and they got well and that my aunt no longer said anything. And the next day she says she looked through all the civil protection pages of everything to see if there had been any tremors
13:16 and there was nothing. Of course there was a coincidence, honor Yes, that is, when the moment my grandmother passed away the house, that is, she trembled, she gnashed. She said it was like a tremor. Okay, so that was weird, yeah, really weird. I tell you and my mom says that they think that my grandmother is the moment that they gave her that prayer, that is, they freed her from anything that could have gone further, so to speak, like it' s like that shadow wouldn' t let her go. Okay. I already understood you because just after the prayer, at two or three hours, my grandmother died. So if the truth is, Mom says it was, I mean, it was really weird. Because, above all, because of how the Lord East, who did not know where they lived, described the house and told them that it had all started there. And how did you or how did you fit pieces that you didn' t mean never, there never was, like you said, you had at first started having so many bad ones, they started having a bad streak and my grandmother, really, my grandmother was never happy and all the time she said that they had haunted her, that she was
14:48 haunted, that she was drawn and I tell you that no one would listen to her, and possibly yes, because all the time she had knee pains, that is, from a young age, two king and you know what I remembered, that I heard when I was a girl, that my grandmother had gone with someone because she hurt a knee all her life and that they made her clean and that when they opened the egg inside the egg, there were pins. I want to think that she also tried to check herself in hospitals and all that never gave her a solution. They were told they had a disease. Another doctor was told that they had traufermas, that is, they had about ten diseases that every doctor, every doctor that went a different one, that is, it' s not this. He doesn' t have this, he doesn' t have this, I mean, my grandmother took medicine for everything, because every doctor in everything we told her it was because she changed doctor. Last year he was in the hospital and the doctors thought he had cancer. Yeah, but I didn' t have cancer, I mean, I had something. They saw a stain on his body that they thought was cancer, but not in other words. They finally told the doctors. No, we don' t know what he' s got.
16:06 He was in one of the best hospitals in Guadalajara, but they never knew he had, did they know he had broken? He fell and fell and broke his hip. So yes, but from the stomach that he couldn' t eat, that many times he can' t go to the bathroom, never, never found him that he had. But I' m telling you, every doctor I told him has this. No, the other one I was telling you didn' t have this. Studies and everything never gave what I had. That' s crazy. That' s what your poor little granny says, because now she could never have been right. Yeah, what I' m telling you is that this until the day that you were told that, sir, I mean, it all started to fit in, so that' s why you never knew I had exactly. Some said he had cholesterol, some said he had triglise. What I' m telling you or all the doctors were saying to a different disease, yes? Yeah? Yeah?
17:00 Yeah? I guess, I guess that' s where he went through several, and that' s when that happens I mean, if any doctor comes out with an open mind, I' m gonna tell you to check on him on the other side. And when I did on the other hand, it' s not with another doctor, yes, I explain yes, no, because I' m telling you that my grandmother was my grandmother all her life. She said she was, she was convinced she was haunted, yes, but anyway, no, I mean, she always went to the doctors to get her medication, she had all the medicine you wanted, because the doctors, I mean, every doctor gave her a different illness and she was never seen at all. For more tamento they tended yes more. And I' m telling you, I' m now aware that I' m telling you that she was taken to Guadalajara a year ago, well, about seven months ago and they told my aunt they didn' t know what she had, that she prepossibly had cancer, yes, but she didn' t have cancer either. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, that' s my grandmother' s sad story. But he' s finally resting in step now so I' m already going to be so peaceful. Yes, yes, this tremendous, as you said sometimes it is not good to say that someone leaves, but also for the sake of that person for what he is suffering in life, because it is also healthy to think about that you have to let people go. Yes, well, I' m telling you,
18:33 we' re sad, but at the same time in peace, because we did everything we could for her and now she' s resting. And because I mean, my mom, my uncles were already getting sick with them. We don' t realize that ego allows us to let people go. You ' re right, because thank you so much for telling us this story. Thank you, Julio, for listening to this one. Let' s see if I remember anything else you can tell me, jaime Ma, because they ' re still not being told, because my aunt just came back. Okay, let' s see what else happens, what else happens, okay, perfect. The rooster has a name or no name. Don' t put that rooster that Fria and Fria walked there and name it Julio. Please.
19:21 And yes, because here it is almost never sings. The madrilas sing. Tell your mom, tell your mom you already named her, her name' s Julio. The rooster' s, uh, they' re laughing. Please tell him that I baptized him ok son, I will tell him already Laurel, because thank you so much for the call eh Thanks to you Julio, grace of the Dja. Likewise bye bye There, this is the call of lauren Thank you for communicating, Thank you visu there for the gifts in tik Toka, the breed of Tiktok, pick it the grazoncitos so that more people can enter. I don' t know if we' re on the radio, but we' re greeting all the people. It was ninety seven seven from the Chief. Greetings to are Bolican, to the Magufan band, to Doctor Pateiro, to the whole race from there to greetings good afternoon Julio.
20:06 Someone knows the story of the lie Bride, from Laredo Road to Diario I' m on my way. I' d like to know what happened. Cheers. I' m Jorge González from Saltillo tells us and sends us a picture. I' m gonna tell you what I feel about that picture at first sight, and it' s this picture we' re sent here. I say first sight, I feel like it' s a picture of those who come down from the Internet, those who come down from the Internet and what you say is that it happened in allows the net. I' m not gonna get hung up. Please, this is a photo you took in Laredo and that photo is actually from the other side. I feel like it' s those photos that are changed and that' s like a broken phone. But I don' t know if anyone else has seen this picture elsewhere that tells us we don' t have a call good night, good night, no yes, good night I have the taste. I am one there jimee ah how you are welcome, very well, very well hear blessed congratulations, uh, yes. Thank you very much, congratulations there to Jimena, who did in favor of participating in the minscupero contest of the stories and out there I communicated with you earlier to give them the gift. When I get to you, please let me know because son you already made me nervous.
21:22 Uh, yeah, it' s good. We did not make them close to us, because you always arrive yes, but yes, we saw you, yes, for their we talked to you to thank you and for the opportunity to have let us participate. That' s good, that' s good, thanks me. When you get the wool right now not this one yet. You, no, not the other way around. Thanks to you for participating, to your child for participating. Many congratulations to YOU, to all the children who participated, because the truth was very good stories and nothing I thank them very much. I don' t know if you want to take the opportunity to send a greeting. Yes, well, I greet everyone on your page and they will continue to be yours to keep filling us with these little things of fear. But we gave it to each other sometimes at night. But let' s see if we' re there for the morbidness, well, good for the gossip, right, for the gossip, yes, for the gossip, good. No, well, many congratulations.
22:15 And that' s where you let me know when I get to you for an analysis. Yeah, thank you, thank you, because there' s Jimena' s mom' s call, which won a lot of congratulations. I want to send a greeting to the Gualqaz of the web county and his freedom from his skinny is coming to me. Oh, they' re back They' re back They' re back. I' m glad. Hey, hello, Julio, from Cutemo, Chihuahua. Sincerely, the Meni tells us here and the Menni is throwing a mango, which is a mango, is a frozen mango with chamoi and chilli. That' s good. There ' s this profit and good. Now, uh, good night, you can say hello to my mom. She' s listening to you and I want to surprise her. It' s called there you go Soluis is ready.
23:04 You didn' t tell me. I think your name is Andy. Greetings Andy, and your mom Lelicebeth, too. Hey, thanks for being around. I' ll be able to say hello to Rosa. Yes, the greeting is ready with all pleasure and ay had something else hanging around here. Ah, here' s great. Hello, Julio, good night. This is a very strange dream that I had a day before the eclipse, on Sunday, April 7, the twenty- four thousand. My dream begins so it turns out that I went to sleep, as I really did, but after a while I woke up I saw through the window of my bedroom that it is going to hit the street from a second floor and from that I look at a lady, a gentleman, a boy about eleven years old and a boy who was about seventeen years old. Everyone looked at me in that I went down to the room and says because I had to go out to buy from a dark state. In that also under my boyfriend, because in the dream he would accompany me and he says I opened the door and they were standing together in the entrance. When I opened the gate and they came in and said they were looking for some people. I found it very strange. I' m sorry, I wouldn' t have hung up.
24:19 Please. I found it very strange because they sat in the living room. I signaled that to my boyfriend, but he didn' t listen to me much. I told them I didn' t know those people they were looking for and I got out of my mind. I said, well, if I get out, maybe they' ll all get out so we all get out. After that, I don' t remember anything. It was as if I had fainted into my own dream. When I woke up, I realized that I was on a stretcher, like in a hospital with wires attached, It was like a wooden house and still next door was my boyfriend, just like me, only I was still passed out. In that I saw the eleven- year- old again and only smiled I got up very weak and when I opened the door of that house to get out, I had a running spice. There were those people, as well as a long- haired girl with dreadlocks. It should be emphasized that what I saw in the house was like floating on a waterbed and around there was only clear coffee earth, a place I had not seen. It says first of all, nothing.
25:17 We' re not on planet Earth. He' s so crazy. This is the year two thousand ninety- two, if not two thousand twenty - four, and that the girl in the rastra was a granddaughter, weak and in a cousin of my boyfriend I couldn' t believe that was happening. That' s where I got a panic attack. I was going to see my phone, and he was actually telling me two thousand ninety- two. That' s where I asked about my family and my brothers. I felt such a great void because of the pain of what might have been in the end I woke up and indeed, I was crying. My boyfriend was right next to me. Honestly, I find it hard to say that it was just a dream. I felt very real just counting some friends or some say I have so many details of a dream that it doesn' t usually be like that. What do you think julo would like to be your opinion or the opinion of the master, as I am not an expert in dreams.
25:59 Dreams are dreams to my point of view, and they are strange things. This thanks to you for sharing. I don' t know honestly what to do and salute from the United States attentively the court to all children. Judicial greetings we have called Good night, Good night look my name is Alejandro Chávez, What goes, Alejandro, Where you are from Puebla, what vibe you have already marked before or not. Or it' s the first time. It' s the first time. Welcome. My wife is Juan Tuyo. Thank you, the net, the net, the net is fal Tuyo. I don' t know if you can send him a greeting. Of course it is about the mummy or how you tell them how, what she ' s called Mary, Mary, Erika Cosme just wanted to tell me something ahead of me See yes, this one was me during the day They were the way I look at them I work at automotives here in Puebla, ok We work at Forks Wagger plant. If you want to give me your hand, please turn the volume down on the transmission so they won' t bounce if you' re so kind. Yeah, well, look at this one already lowers the volume. Okay, this one, I got out of the
27:30 third and I got home, home, home, sleep without a problem, but I got up about 10: 00 in the morning. Yeah, well, then by day, all the stuff I had breakfast in, and the whole joke went back to bed. I don' t know if you' ve heard that they' re telling you the dead guy' s being kicked out. Yeah, yeah, he doesn' t have another language. No, the paralysis of SPA is like how people handle it to whom villages to throw the dead, because I don' t know the truth. It happened to me but very little. But this time I could see it with my own eyes. And even though I wanted to scream and the whole thing, you know you can' t move. I mean, you feel like you ' re moving, yeah, but you really don' t move. But at that moment I don' t know. My inertia opened my eyes and I saw a shadow. Notice that you like about five, about three meters ahead of me or five meters a black shadow. He started running on top of me and then, then his arms got me stiff. I wanted to see her face, I mean, I couldn' t see her, but I saw her like death doesn' t mean literal in her robe and that but I did make me weird I don' t say it happened once and the truth, my wife, this, her family, this one has spride
29:04 of how I explain to you or how to not insult people, this clean. No, I don' t, because he had a tiempaz. I rested that it made us clean, but for the good, so that we do well, we don' t say the bad thing. Then we have a spripe for that kind of thing. I threw it out and it went off as typical. Not what my mom used to say to me or this mom tells me because if this right now is my mom' s intern. But he tells me anything, so tell them rudeness and he' s gone. I' m not saying, I don' t know if it' s credible or not. I did it once and if he left this time I wanted to do the truth. Not from you bastard, because I can ' t let it be literal, I had it hanging over me and I wanted to move and nothing, that is literal, nothing anymore when we could see an arm flatly, that' s when he let me go. But I tell you they were like the net, the net from ten to twelve of the day that that happened and that happens in the night, but I don' t know I already grazed with airosol we prayed and in the house, because the truth said the rudeness went away. But I don' t know I mean, it' s the first time I' ve seen him, I' m telling you about me personally. I saw him, and he' s black. I don' t know if it' s a
30:34 soul or something, because I don' t know what I can do about it. Uh, like you say, you look like death, but we don' t know what could have happened, what do you think if we ask people, how do they feel about people' s comments anyway? You ' re taking what convinces you the most. No, I don' t. Now I really spoke to you from here in town because my wife is fan number one. Thank you very much. The net one, I mean, listens to you every day and the whole thing. Then I tell you don' t listen to so much anymore because you pinch satan, I say I work in the tris volume indus and then it fails us to pinch and machine and then we tell him to pinch satan walks loose because but if curses, because it is the day of the child and there are children listening and you saying curses. Don' t say bad words. This one does, but there' s nothing wrong with listening to terror programs. No. No, no, go, no, no, no. No, it' s just that I call terror. Honestly, what I can tell you and maybe very little. Yeah, when I started with my wife as boyfriends, I lived in my mom' s house. Yes, here in Puebla along Ribera Naya and San Antonio Vea divides a road and we were walking and the dead squealed at us. My wife freaked out at the time. She was my girlfriend, because I was used to it because you say, because you don' t spend every day. Yeah, but they always told us, because don' t listen to him the more, don' t listen any more, this your soul is like more, this one is more sensitive.
32:09 Then I say no this deal I say you know you don' t listen to him we walk and let' s go yeah and you say I' m a good cannon that moaning dead. I said yes to the fuse. But because my wife gets scared and I say don' t you walk her like nothing, don' t listen and let' s go, yes, because the people who have heard that say they' re half broke. No and the net out was five in the morning, six in the morning. Fear doesn' t have a schedule, no, and there were actually a lot of people who come down that hour to take the transport, to work. But my wife got out of hand and squeezed my hand I say you walk her like nothing you heard anything. Let' s all go on your roll, in your mind. But it was my wife' s turn to live that and I tell her because I' m used to it out there, the house and all the way. But, because we are normal, you say not to suggest you. Yeah, because you' re also suggesting, it' s more where you, the more, it grabs you by fear, exactly if the suggestion dominates you already now, yes, that this one you' re going to start seeing to the devil there in front of you verdan and now yes, with the apology for the bad words, I asked you because I say it happened to me and the truth I say to many people has passed it in one way or to me in another way.
33:32 Yes, but I also think I love and call you because my wife is number one and thank you very much. We hear the truth all the time and thank you so much for taking the call thanks to you. You have an excellent night and I also greet you already, Mr Wife, thank you for listening to the program. Thank you so much for having a good night and we' re listening to you live. Thank you, Greetings, Ole God. Saturday was Christie' s birthday. Well, and yesterday he texted me and I didn' t congratulate him. Then let' s congratulate him. Many felicinators who dress. If you' re there on the chat no more send me a Christian message because I felt very bad about not sending you your congratulations. Hey, but, well, there it is and we have more stories, right now, we' re going to be passing by.
34:22 I have an audio pending, but let' s see if there' s a call coming in right now eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six. Greetings, Queen. Thanks to I for the present in Tiktok. Welcome to here, too. There were some VIP users on Facebook, Queen of legacies, greetings, thanks for being here. On YouTube we have Ana López Catherin Gampal, Greetings kathering Ampa, the Greetings, Thank you for being here and who else. Good Mauritius. Greetings is there in the program thanks to the people who share the program with their friends and family who suddenly tell me now in Guadalajara I said no Julio is that I shared it with a compadre of mine, a weasel of mine and the net one did win and he quite likes those people who do that. Thank you very much. This. We are saying that little by little the program will grow and that, first of all, it will become one of the best fear stories programs in Mexico. I know that our format is very different from the other formats of other programs, but we don' t want to copy to anyone race, we don' t want to copy to anyone my Edoscope in minoscop and it' s a totally different format.
35:45 It is a completely different format from the others and we want it to be. That' s how we like the ones here. And then, if you don' t like it, then let me tell you that there are many other different programs and probably better than my OSCU. So anyway, you can check them and then compare them not. But, well, if you like it, Minoskup because we will continue here in the format and we will continue to improve, because not for all of you. So, thank you very much for that and let' s put the audio that send us through the whats No there goes Hello July. Good afternoon, good afternoon to you and your audience, or good evening. What happens is that I listen to the programs during the day, because in the night I have three little ones and in the night it is already sometimes complicated between that if they fall asleep that they do not fall asleep, I can not every night listen to your program, but in the day sure I do. And also thank you very much because, Right now, I' m going through a difficult stage.
36:58 My wife is working outside, and the truth is, morally, I' m not having a very good time, I miss her very much, my children miss her very much. They don' t come back anymore. I haven' t been out for three months, but when you' re too used to your partner, it' s very difficult. My girls are small and the truth is that your program during the day, when I do my activities at home, is as easy as the situation. I' m really distracted. I love stories that make me very interesting and just right now. I' m listening to one from yesterday' s show where they' re commenting on the objects that are put in the coffin to a person who dies.
37:39 I didn' t really know about it. I did it 13 years ago if I' m not mistaken with an aunt, I didn' t know that, because there was the one that could take me, that aunt that we did a lot is my mom' s sister, my dad' s Sorry. I support them a lot with our upbringing, because my parents worked both then this one, because the upbringing is difficult and my aunt supported them a lot. Then she was like a second mom to my brothers and me. That aunt never married and she gave me some of her jewels with a sentimental value, because it was great. He gave me a ring between those jewels. She gave me a ring that had her initials and a boyfriend she had. He never told us about him, but since my dad did think his name was Daniel, he had a d and he had one that was my aunt' s initial. Then I hurt a lot when this one died. I had a little ring that my mom had bought me that also had a lot of sentimental value for me because my mom gave it to me, I bad old have like a lot of attachment to objects sometimes. That little ring was from a silver cat. In fact, those rings are very common and I put them on when we were watching her and I told Auntie, I thank you for trusting me with your valuables, of great value.
39:14 I' ll give you this one I' ll take it with you and put it on. I put that ring on it, because it was a cat, that little ring. They spent a few minutes in the same wake and suddenly there was a cat in the wake. It was a beautiful white cat. It really caught my attention. The truth is, I was shocked because they had minutes. I felt it as an answer from her. I mean, I don' t know if I understand, if you understand me. I even told my other aunt to please not run it because I took it as a sign, because where we were watching her was at home.
40:00 Of them, those guys, let' s say they lived in a house that had a very big land. That is, animals hardly get in the street, because the land is large, because where we were watching it it was like in the middle of the ground. And because that cat wasn' t this, it wasn' t theirs. So yes, an aunt was uncool and took it out, but the kitten was standing under the coffin between people' s feet. It caught my attention a lot and I felt grateful because I said my aunt is answering me with a little animal. He' s responding. I receive this detail. Not really me. I didn' t know. I' m telling you, I didn' t know you could take me. Not later in the days they told me that the kitten that saw him again and that they had seen him dead, without signs of blows or anything that was dead. He calls me a lot. Life hasn ' t taken me. I' m still here. I don' t know how long it must be, but I' m still here She' s already thirteen, eleven, thirteen. I don' t exactly remember the date, but well, you' re an experience I want to share.
41:15 And the truth is, yes. I think sometimes, because there is energy that manifests through animals like hummingbirds. Not sometimes I have family problems or something that worries me if one of my children gets sick and curiously comes a hummingbird here home and separates exactly in the window of the room where I am sitting. The funny thing is, it stops like it' s looking at me, that is, it separates exactly the middle of the window. Looking at the window, I' m not afraid of it. In fact, I, at that time, write to you in Mom. I have a lot of attachment to her and I tell her what you think, Mom, everything ' s gonna be okay. Such a situation has to go well, because my aunt says it' s going to be okay. My aunt came, I don' t mean I think she' s my aunt, she' s that aunt. Then it' s good. I wanted to tell you about that anecdote and this greetings to everyone. I appreciate your stories because they change my chip during the day. This big hug, and we' re still listening to it. Thanks for sending this audio. And I have a doubt. I have a doubt about this story that you just told me interesting.
42:27 Uh, I know that we human beings in particular, I don' t know if only Mexicans are like that, but we' re very romantic in the aspect of the afterlife of loved ones. And all this then, when a person in our family loses his life, we want some. I do not want to generalize my comment either. Uh, but I' ve seen people do it and there' s nothing wrong with it. I' ve seen a lot of people say it' s that look at my dad passed away two years ago and a few months ago I ran into a dog on the street that started following me. And the doggy always goes off and lies down in the couch where my dad sat. Always. That story I ' m making up, but I' m setting an example. Hey, this one always goes the doggy and sits there on my dad' s couch and it' s always there in my dad' s chair. I think maybe he' s my dad. That' s never happened to them.
43:44 Now the question is next and I want, I want, I want you to answer me and I want you to be honest with your answer and if someone does not agree with you that no problem nor no problem. I mean, people can share their way of thinking and there must be no one who attacks you, let alone your way of thinking. It is respected, but I would very much like you to tell us what you think about it. This is very, very interesting about this question that has just arisen. Good night, Julio, you can say hello to my children. If you want to caner it with the voice of the Goblin until the indepe Colombia, Greetings, until Monterrey. Greetings well, there are greetings for you too, for there it is. There' s the comment. I' ve got another one of the same audios around here. Let' s put it on.
44:44 And right now, put on the race stacks, because that' ll be 11 o' clock at night and we' ve had a few calls tonight. Then I have this other audio I' m going to put it on. I want to share with you because it is interesting what you tell me and see what you think. Hello Julio, good night, this one just to tell you that I got into a group of this, because yes, of things is relevant, of the one that follows, of death, of what follows after death, stories of life. He realizes that I don' t know It was easy for me to say that I saw people who had already passed away and they came to me like without, like, six messages of whether I could help them contact a person. I' m telling you, look, I don' t do this. I don' t know how to do it. And aside because they told me they wanted to have a session and I don' t know what. I said no, because I didn' t do that I saw only the people I met in layman but you know what I' m going to try. Give me his name and give me the picture for me to know what that person is and that
46:16 ' s how the pictures came to me. They grabbed my names and people were surprised Julio about the things I was saying to him. For example, I' ll put you on. I got a girl telling me she wanted to contact her husband and she said hey you think I already contacted him. Because I let them talk. I don' t interrupt them or ask them questions. I just listen to them to hear the message. And it turns out I told him and he already dreamed about it and I dreamt about it. I don' t know if it' s sweaty or wet. There was water, I had a rope in my hand and the girl God tells me it can' t be. I tell him what happens and he says that he took his own life with a rope in a smock and he was captain of a boat and we live on an island and I stayed so pray to him. If I could do it, I did it, but enough of the girls that this I hadn' t told you and I don' t know why you know it and I don' t know what I told her look at that anymore. He told me to be calm, that it ' s okay, that he misses you and that he' s always with
47:49 you. It was the only thing he told me about the boy and I saw him and suddenly he disappeared. I mean, they leave and as it is, there are other stories. There' s the story in sorry I had to fly to the bathroom, but, well, I' m back. They grabbed me there half- way, but, well, we' re back here again and we have a call. We' ve got a call waiting. Let' s have a good night and a good night Well, a lot. With confidence. I' m happy to talk to Julio, okay? I' m just gonna give him a different voice. I hear it from the boss and I hear it. What' s going on, Mr Julio, is that I' m talking because every day I listen to it and sometimes they pass the show and sometimes they don' t.
48:42 They didn' t broadcast it now. Tell the chief' s guys not to go over the spear, to go over there, you see what I want to tell them, but they haven' t answered me, not man. What happens is that I' m also talking to say hello, because it' s programmed. It' s very nice. A lot of chas quite a lot. I really like the stories they tell and all thank you so much. Uh, yeah, this one like I have the home phone and I don' t have a cell phone. Then that' s why I don' t know what to call it. No, but it' s cool they called it eight thirty- one, not twenty- three, eighty- six, six zeros, six. Yeah, you can dial ok another day. I' m calling to tell you something clear. When you like yes and once again vile of the Chief' s race and get the shot put midoscope, yes hear on the street. Yesterday yesterday the signal didn ' t go away. He left for a little while. Yes, yes, yes, it was already, when all of me already, but there was no longer the program to foyo hijole, No, so what do I tell you look, because preferably it follows the Facebook page. Listen to the show there, on the Facebook page. I didn' t fail. Yeah, but as I tell you, I don' t have this cell phone or anything. Andele does look, I' m a blind person. That ' s washed again, okay, and here it is, son, because it' s how I help you. Sir, yes, I' m quite enough, but when they broadcast it, it does. Yes, I hear it, because from h i say I love your show very much I always like it. It' s the hairy hand show. Yeah, yeah,
50:13 yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? And this one I love about all those shows I thank you so much. It' s a good thing I like them quite a lot, I' m glad you like them and I' m glad you hear them. Yes, this one then I hope that the race there of the boss gets the shot, Eh, Gabriel, connexico Lejito López, to put the shot and pass the program, Eh, what is already called the master of Chief Gabriel Conejito López Gabriel Yes, to put the shot, tell him ok and hear and what now I can locate him, because I have spoken and no and no more answer other speakers that transmit other programs. It' s Mr It' s just that there' s my edoscope. It' s totally different from the Chief, I mean, we' re not in New Laredo. I' m here in Manda City. Yeah, I know you guys are way back from history there, right? Yeah, yeah, I' m sweating so this one is different instead, different than the boss, but mark this number that dialed and we ' ll gladly pull it when there' s OK program. Yeah, all right, well, I was really glad to say hi. Then I' ll talk to him Then it' s my pleasure to have a very nice night Andale. Thank you very much. Well, it' s good for you, so there' s the boss' s race to get the shot.
51:25 Good night I have the pleasure Hello. Good night, Julia, Good night, good night, Julia, if you listen to me, if I hear you perfect with here, I have the pleasure with me, noemi from where of me, from Jalapa veracruzÃndale, Greetings to Jalapa Andale from here we are neighbors of the master, but I didn' t make it close or I didn' t pray of Jalapa. I think it' s about four hours away. You don' t miss eight four hours. Fas counts as if I said, say Monterrey and we are neighbors here are five and a half hours of what good, but these are not far away. It ' s a long way off. This one I do not know Ojalapa.
52:10 You should come one day. You are i really net guest that yes, that what I can eat there in Jalapa rich to, because it is that jala Pan, as is the capital and is this is a cultural. We keep telling you that from everything around you can eat from Cuatepec Veracruz. But what would be here like little cravings, that is, they' re making me the Jalapa. There' s nothing in Jalápa, nouinada. No, yes, there is, but it' s peaceful, because look. You can eat from tacos. You can eat this little craving, the happy little pambasitos, what a rita alias the pampas, and that we eat here pambasos tacos. So bad after we' re so chubby. Then invite me there to you. I' m chubby too. Clute me good to see how he hears. Well welcome, welcome, I' ve marked first- time anus, I' ve already marked you about six months ago. Okay, well, welcome back. Thank you. Last time I told you a meeting I had there in the pantheon February 5. Yeah, with ghosts there on November 2nd, and now, I' m calling to talk to you about some omnis that happened to me, and this one in context I put you or good. I' ll put them on. This was the year of one thousand nine hundred and eighty- six and my mother and I came in
53:43 the urban service. And then you see that there were no cell phones or anything and you see that jalapa is surrounded by hills or rather are volcanoes. Okay, there' s Orizaba' s beak. Here is the Macul Teppet and this one and we were looking right there was the chest of butte that if you then gleas, it is very nice and big. And then the sky. I remember that day was the blue sky. There was a beautiful sun. When my mom tells me, hey you already saw the butte chest you don' t see and said how it doesn' t look, there ' s fog or what. Well, I saw the sun very nice. Julio was you saw the antennas, these big totas from before the santanas for balls and the big parabolics up on the roofs covered the whole coffer of perote.
54:34 It was a silver dish like that and I covered it up completely relaunched. Just like I said, we didn' t have a camera and there were no cell phones, we couldn' t take a picture. Then my mom and I stayed like this. What' s that about that thing that ' s covering the chest, that' s because it' s a volcano. I' m gonna put the photo in the butte chest so people can get an idea of the size of the chest, but it' s kind of like the kerosene. What' s called a querretrorone son, a hill similar to the bernal stone No yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, that' s it, it looks more or less like this is big, uh, it' s very big and as jalapa is it' s I tell you it' s surrounded by hills. Then that' s it That' s it. Yeah, it looks good, so imagine a plate, a plate, standing, silvery like that covering all that tremendous sonle.
55:30 That was in the year of one thousand nine hundred and eighty- six. For a thousand nine hundred and ninety- three and I wait for my only daughter, ok this one and we were already had about seven months of pregnancy and then this one night we have a nightmare, my ex- husband and I and wake up and tell me what' s wrong because because he woke up crying I say what you have. You tell me I dreamt a flying saucer was coming and he said he took all the pregnant women and you disappeared and I said no how you think. He tells me that, I say because I dreamt the same thing. I dreamt the window. In the window stood a flying saucer, an orange color and also took me, but I said well, it' s okay. The next July, I had to do the ultrasound and to see how the baby was we turned to a stand of robusts and there was the same flying saucer we had dreamed of the night before. Ok and this one and because I don' t know I mean and already this girl was born and from there, like it' s also kind of weird you pass the tea you don' t miss funny are the fingers with extos. It' s not true, it' s no,
57:02 but I' d like to. I mean, it' s a very, very strange thing. Not that in eighty- six we were introduced to this. Yeah, and then by these dates I' ve dreamt of it and there is. I saw the other day that then they say that women are pregnant. We' re very sensitive. Not always the woman is very sensitive always. That' s right, don' t believe it, but yes, I mean, it makes me awesome a dish or the time of that size. I think it was a mother- to- be, a thing like that, something I don' t know, not the only thing I remember, I mean, it' s the only thing I can tell you, we saw it as a parabolic. That' s how the parabolic stopped. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it wasn' t on the chest or anything. I mean, I was like this covering it like it was a stamp. Yes, and it was a brilliant silver color that you saw and hurt your eyes, that is, the so barbaric reflection of the sun.
58:02 You couldn' t turn him around and see why he hurt you and I didn' t see anything else. I saw it my mom and saw it to other people who came with us in the urban service. Yeah, but it' s a shame we couldn' t take his picture. Yeah, who knows what this is now. Hey, who knows? I' m pretty sure if the master' s listening to the show that tells us it might have been, I' m saying I' m with that maybe some mother ship might have been, but who knows. I' m not really an expert on this, because I don' t know from tego because of the proximity of jalapa with these volcanoes, because if jalapa looks very close, the picuadorizado the jfe de perote maybe. That' s why we saw him so big,' cause they look so close. Yeah, but this one I don' t know. I hope the master can give us an opinion. Yeah, well, know what he' s telling us? Hey, let' s see what the master tells us? And this Y so, thanks to him for communicating, not thanks to you for making us very pleasant nights and greetings to your girls, happy already the boy and thanks to two co- workers. Thank you very much for having a nice time, evenings oral Greetings goodbye, for there is the very interesting call what it tells us. Just leave me alone, just wait for me, or you won
59:40 ' t let me block these people, but I' ve got this way. Oh, about the comment. A while ago this little girl that her husband was away for a long time and I' m very pleased with all that. Sorry, don' t tell you that. The truth is, I' m really glad you feel identified with the program that the program kind of helps you not feel so lonely. The main reason for this program I don' t know if you knew, but it was also because I was very lonely at that time when I started making my doscoup and talking to you and getting to know you little by little. It' s helped me like filling that emptiness of loneliness. Not so much because obviously I can live with my family and all, but it' s not the same. I had told them that here, in the city of Manti, I have no friends and I cannot live with many people or I cannot. For example, I do not know when it was the last time that I went out to a place, to a meat roast outside, that I was invited and that I was told twenty July a roast meat. Here we go to see a carnada with friends. The truth is that I don' t remember when it was the last time I did that and I understand that point and I' m going to tell you one thing regardless of what happens, we' re going to continue with the program, with this format that we have, because I
1:01:12 really like the format and I am I declare myself a number one fan of the MIDESCOP program. I' m fan number one. I love doing the show, I love talking to you guys. I mean it. I' m telling you honestly. I love talking to you guys and I' m glad we can be a part of your life. I know it sounds very corny, very strawberry and all that, but it' s cool. It ' s chido. I' m glad you guys are part of my life and I' m part of yours. So, well, to the people who want to communicate? Eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty, one thousand three hundred and eighty- six, six hundred and six? Eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty, one thousand threescore and six, six hundred and six? We' re totally live. That' s where we went right now in the connection a little bit. I hope you can go back to seeing us resume as the connection. There he is coming back. Yeah, he' s already reliving the connection. Let me just put this thing in here. We' re back. No, we' re back.
1:02:17 Okay, we' re back with the connection. Yesterday is also very strange, because yesterday was also the same time. I don' t know if they remember. Yesterday the connection went around the same time and it was pretty weird. That, but, well, we' re back. Hey, we didn' t leave here anymore. Are we and did I tell you that if you want to communicate, we are alive eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred and six, eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty thousand and three, eighty- six, six, six? Or you can also communicate through the wats to the plus fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred and six ludos. That goje, it ' s gone I think it' s been scared since what year you' re in my doscops. Look at the net, you' re always a joker, but you' re like from the start. I don' t think you' re about six years old already listening to the show. Good night, good night, Julio Good night with you. I like Cogesus, how cool, Jesus, where you' re from now because part of it is, sorry, sory, sory, and Jesus didn' t leave me the goats to graze elsewhere. Yeah, what' s up, it' s just that you' re not gonna talk tonight. And it was a story that happened to my mom many years ago. No, but she counts it and I' ve always told her and as she doesn' t, I said and she was getting married. Yeah, I got an aunt who hurt a tooth. Then because it was relief he grabbed and took the pills.
1:03:49 You knew that for the pain, ton so sent her straight to the hospital ok Yo. I think she was already in the hospital and then the nurse was a tough fortnight without training her. Then it looks good nurses that already in the truno of the night. Then it happened in the city of Obregón on the turn of the eight. They didn' t want to be anymore because there was always that you quit the patients and says well, already missing about three or four days to discharge her, she had entered the nurse. Then he tells you to listen to him if you' re more afraid of you, my mom. No, because my mom is raising, because half my aunt there tells her because she depends and the son, because she will not be able to accompany me and you say that to see the children you with the patients and they do not want to leave. Then, because that mother we were the nurse by then preparing the medication that touched her according to the clinical spray of each of the patients. No, then he came and didn' t, he didn' t say why else to inject him is the patient, because it' s his turn. No. Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? If you ' ve already seen a nurse and injected me, which is the nurse you just came for, right now, how to go. I didn' t come. No, and I' m responsible for the area. I think I was telling her the east. No. No, no, a nurse came and injected me. Look they would tell him and show him the point where the pickets were from what they put here they injected me. Yes, that is to say, the patients, because someone had already injected. Well, yes, Mom, we' ll even see from the pills. Yeah,
1:05:23 there was the wrappers on the open pills. No. No, if I was already treated And if not, that during those fifteen days that he was every day before six in the morning seven, he was a dead car then already one of the most prevalent nurses were there. He doesn' t see if a clinic name isn' t a problem, but he said that a doctor now sends what was said no and a doctor had raped a nurse several times abused her until I don' t know if I believe that all pregnant and I can take it and then he dislived alone. But he told her that before I mean, the doctor wasn' t going to rest until the clinic was closed because every day he was going to reach a patient.
1:06:12 So, when my mom told him that, because I was in a hurry because she was discharged, because already my aunt, then we didn' t go back to the clinic and her position, because not because if I was cannijo, because I was a witness and I know to see hear no, because it is that they came a long time ago, they put me serum see if I left everything bitten that showed me how crazy the hand. Then my mom says no, and several of those who were there, she says were witnesses because, just like me, with the nurse who was there yes and yes there were then more other people who also accompanied her every night asked that someone the partner because it scared her and they had trusted her until already the clinic later, already in time closed because every day had another point and at the worst of the soon I wanted it to be okay. And all of a sudden, after the famous ironing, right, Jesus you know was the ironing, no, but I mean, or what will be the ironing in this case, I mean, but without that, who knows what.
1:07:14 If my manuo and I had to see Dices Staylor, the pickets were very rare, because how or who, then yes, I mean, that a ghost gave you an injection or whatever, that crazy not and exactly that is, and that it was what you needed, because just like something that says yes, yes, yes, I discharged you, that is, as they failed, they were discharged, normal, because everything was fine, but you had not had a medicine that would have been given to you by a person who didn' t mean, it was a ghost who was injecting you. Yeah, it' s really weird, but yeah, I mean, what do I tell you I' ve heard and several stories about the ironing and the net don' t stop surprising me awesome and I repeat again as you say how crazy that a ghost, so to speak, if we' re going to give it a name I inject you. No yes, but it was another short story Chala in my village, for regans are lands that would be with the rains, for then they are temporary. No, no, there' s watering, but it' s a little bit of it.
1:08:24 Yes, the vast majority watered temporarily then a guy from my dad and other people too, that is nothing more in the evenings, at the time of the night I watered I went out the night to a guy I threw him off the road, i e it was in the middle of the flood of water and it was in the middle of the land. Yeah, and the friend allused him until he pulled him out to the top, and so did my mom and dad, and he says they stayed with me and too. It was me that I was on my arms and like those times they get to the water runs because I was carrying it higher up. Much doesn' t realize it rained higher and then, suddenly they arrive because when you least think. It' s because even the water here is, so it says it was already getting dark. And so, here, then, in the impopus dust they had cows and you had sowing lands and they walked there.
1:09:21 Then, suddenly, because the water came and they began to climb one board to another and there a lord sank them and with a lamp began to light them all the shore of a board and yes, yes. Turns out we never made it. It said when we wanted to reach it. We didn ' t see him anymore, suddenly where he went with the lamp with the light, but he climbed it up to a regulator board of a company raised it up to high Lomeromero. Then you left, and we could come walking the other way. Yeah, but it was really weird that they were marking the road like some kind of guide. A thing like that didn' t aha and they said that there had drowned a person watering the land long ago.
1:10:08 So if it will be the person or why it will be this, what guided them. Because just like my parents and my uncle, I mean, there' s a lot of people on the land who tell a lot of things, that is, people on the peasants around here who are big people. It' s been my turn to be in talks that you' re grown up with and tell you a lot of things that you hear or are hard to believe sometimes, but in my case, three things have happened to me in the lands of my dad or my grandfather and this one you do start saying no. It' s not that they were right, something, there' s something there, that' s because for them to be going through this kind of thing, like my grandfather also fast another fast story.
1:10:54 Yeah, my dad was watering, he had days watering the land, like three four days in a row. Then he was very tired and then he told his dad, my grandfather and I was very tired and told him I already want to go home and my grandfather happened in July so he didn ' t want to bring him in the car they' ll be about four kilometers to his land, my grandfather' s, and he was in my grandfather' s land, not my dad' s land. So he didn ' t want to bring him in and he sent him out, so they have to give him a ride even when he' s watering by the edge. The regulator you have is far away. Don' t come in the normal way. No. Then my dad came on the street, my grandfather stayed. Then, on leaving this part, my grandfather would see in the car. Then, as he lowers the fat regulator of the dam and tells him this one suddenly marines him handling himself, I raise a man, an old man, very clean, dressed in whites and tells him by his name.
1:11:49 Hey tell the kids they don' t look like they' re running off the land, they shouldn' t run the job and less of the land, because the land is sacred. Then I' d apologize and turn my grandfather around. After I' ve been seeing the gentleman. Turn around and my grandfather told it to the end. When I turn around and see, I don' t see the gentleman anymore. Then my grandfather said he came straight to the house with my parents, there' s gonna be talkin ' to you about my dad. I don' t know if I apologized. He never said it. I never asked my dad either. But if he came, because if he came, he disappeared, because obviously he didn ' t get scared. So he doesn' t hear and I' m talking to someone here and suddenly he disappears, so what' s going on then to begin with someone getting on him without coming alone in the car and suddenly he got up and he saw him from there, that is, he turned around and saw him he was watching him and suddenly, just as he got on, so he got off. Yeah, especially the message he gave her. No, I mean, if he' s here, my grandfather would say he' s wearing his chinito, and yes, it wasn' t a story. He was wearing gaina skin that he sometimes remembered and told them. Yeah, I guess he does, or he doesn' t remember for a reason. And then there' s Canyon. Yeah, and it was a totally amazing name up to that point. They say remembering is going back to life. That' s right and you can see the victory, so thank you, Jesus, thank you for more serious And then I tell about the dog I put there that was told to me by an aunt and my grandmother and my mom tells you part of what they told her there,
1:13:21 okay, on another perfect day. I want to send some greetings, as a greeting to everyone, to my mom, who is now more a fan than I am who you do tell me about your mother' s name. Let' s go see your mom. YouTube send your mom' s name, my mom, not Maria. I' ll send you a greeting with the voice of the mummeta. It seems yes, it' s okay to see there he' s soluse to listen to me. Please, it' s ready, uh, greetings for her here I was coming now look no. Thank you very much, thank you very much for marking this and returning me to the jar and since greetings to the two Eh Andale Jolio who spends good night is good for him they put me here Julio, why you don ' t do more Lives tours with people, with fans like Guadalajara. But with more people you can look at my most esteemed aurora. I' d love to, I' d love to believe it. But, but, but then, all the trips, obviously costs a wool. I don' t want to wear pedicles, much less, in fact, look. I ' ll show you something. I' m going to show you something that you might already have noticed, but I' ll show you. You see this side, which is here, on the left side, do you remember what was here? You remember that I saw here on the left to see if you remember that there was here in this part of here, that there
1:14:53 was here to see memory, make memory what was on this side to see if you remember this one that was there. In the meantime, let us send greetings for my children, Gerardo and Sebastián, my husband José Luis and my neighbor Letti with the voice of the leprechaun to see there goes Bastian light is the greeting with the voice of the dnde for them to wave the keyboard or to make an effort. No. No, I didn' t. I didn' t pawn it, but if I sold it the synthesizer I had here next to the one I had bought, it was sold, because obviously there to pay for things. I haven' t said it before. The master knows it, because the master, because now he knows me one more little, but he knows that what we do is done with great affection.
1:15:45 What the program that I went to do at Patti' s house, the program with the people, the race, the race, that the race that knows that Lana was lost with that fortunately, this good visu and Sara went out there to the kit and put a lot of the wool to pay the rent of the place this and we could do the event. I repeat again. I love my doscop I love my oscoup. I like the program very much And if you invest in travel and all that and you do with all the affection of the world to be with you I tell you at heart.
1:16:35 It' s not to look good. Don' t I have to look good? Hey, don' t I have to look good? I don' t care about that. I mean, I care, so talk to them and tell them the truth. And that' s what happens with the show. So Day Bronca, the money comes and goes. At the end of the day, says a greeting with the voice of the goblin for Oscar went, says that he will be pulled by the chene piers who send us this photo. Chechens are having dinner and they' re watching Midoscope' s show. Take a good look and see if they notice anything. Hey, by the way, rich pizza, uh, it' s that the leucsor looks really tiny, not to beth leucson and look. There' s Miscupe' s glass. That' s what she earned at the Guadalajara event?
1:17:21 Here' s Mira won it at the Guadalajara event, there along with her boyfriend, told us stories and everything and I told her there you go and I took that thermos and gave it to her with all my pleasure. Hey, this rich one hears, by the way, the light one, this is the good one, it' s the four cheese one. It ' s very good. Hey, better times are coming. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I don' t care, I don' t worry, I' m not starving. We' re not going either, we' re not going to take out the violin. And no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, don' t clean up I' m not starving. The panties and I bring them half- broken. But don' t worry about that. It' s okay. It' s okay. We' re still on the show here.
1:18:08 We' re still on the show and we' re gonna keep doing it with all the love in the world. Eh eight hundred thirty- one, twenty- three eighty- six, six hundred six or through the WAT plus fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six. Mark and tell us your story, because we are eager to hear the scary gossip but true. Let me say hi, friend Julio, you can say hi to da Leiza and Matthew upstairs with Mommy' s voice. Let' s send them to you, Luis Ilster. There is ready the greeting with all pleasure Dorian Damian with the voice of the Mummy. We' re ready to greet the good Dorian and tell a story. Not because there' s no more, there' s no love. And if there' s no more, then the show is boring. Also don' t overdo it and OK. Let me look for one I had here perene tantito ok. That' s a good one.
1:19:29 Hey, they' re telling us how you are. I' d like you to help me with this picture. It' s my sister who took the picture On Sunday, when she went to upload it to her Facebook account, she realized there was a baby behind her. Of course there' s no baby or child nearby. Obviously, we want to see an image. Allow me net, don' t hang up on me. Please don' t remember me. Obviously, we all want to see the image. Right, we all want to see the image. But first before I show you the image, because if it' s good, if the image is good, I' m going to pass the link here to the person. Here ' s your image. Okay, there you go, this is the sister ' s picture, son, okay, believe me, uh, there goes the photo? There goes the picture? This is the picture of the sister?
1:20:24 And we' re gonna share a little more. Don' t stain, I' ll do it a little bit more over here. There' s check this out, check this out, it' s just the podcast people who listen to us. Let me do a little bit more for the left so you can see in Tiktok There you go is for the breed of Tiktok. It' s the image of a girl who takes a selfi and behind it you won' t believe it, but there' s an eye and it looks very clear, it looks very clear and it looks like the hair that you think can be a girl, a lady, a baby what is this that is the back one. It looks very clear, uh very clear the net looks super clear this. This one I leave there the picture so that they kind of see what' s up and tell me what it can be, uh, because it' s pretty interesting. Well, you already showed them this picture. Let' s take the next call Good night, hello, good night, good night with whom I like silent cle ah what waves there how you are. Well, thanks to you guys well, well, well, well here I' m very pleased with, it' s where you' re marking. I remember you well already because you said no, there was no more. Then I said here is my chance.
1:21:46 That' s all I have to talk about. Welcome to good that nothing. Thank you very much, promise nothing. I want to send a greeting to the people you said the conin of the candil coniny who gave them permission to listen in the kitchen. Yeah, when we' re on the radio and now I think they didn' t put us on the radio. But then, greetings from the line. Well, then, how nice of you to let them listen. Well, I' m talking to you about a story. Like I' ve told you before that I' m a nurse. Then I' ll tell you a story. When I was doing my social service, ok ahead are I had to do social service in a pediatric hospital in Monterrey. Nothing more, there are two. There' s the current one, which is like the biggest one, and another smaller one, which is like the old children' s hospital. So now it' s an ambulatory unit. I give you the context of this, because the tension there is different. They' re practically just emergencies. Yes, they tend to babies from 45 days to 14- year- olds, six months.
1:23:00 Well, then it really was like ER, surgeries, ambulatory and pediatric consultations. It' s all that focuses on that unit. When I did the social service, they told, as always in all hospitals, many stories and things like that. But until you' re there, that' s when it happens to you. Then there was a time when I was questioned by the guards, a time that it was my turn to be at my social service at night and because I was a quiet guard. Everything was quiet.
1:23:41 There were almost no patients, there were more patients during the day and surgeries, nights, the truth was very quiet in that unit. And when an emergency came, it was an emergency that always marked the guard. It was my turn that day to be in the emergency year. Then there comes a child about six or seven years old with a high fever. They always let only a father, a family member, a father or a mother. With the child there was no longer one guard and the others had to wait outside the hospital, not even in the waiting room. Why, because the area where that hospital is is is a colony, like out there, because it has a reputation for being dangerous. Not then does the child arrive. He ' s being taken care of and the mom tells me I' m going to the pharmacy, to buy some things. You want something, no, no, yeah, I' ll take care of my kid. Yes, of course I was, because I was a guard. Then I was filling in some reports and I had the child about three meters away as I was asleep, for I was casting him out like the eye. Suddenly, but the boy arrived with a fever is super high. So, when you have a fever, you usually get high because either you convulse or you have this
1:25:15 one out there like you delirium. Then I think I see the child beginning to say no. It' s just that I can' t, and I' m seeing and I said, because it must be because of the fever. They say it' s not that you let go, let go of my hand, I can' t, they won' t scold me or the nurse will scold me. And I, when I say nurse, said what' s going on here. Then I stop by and tell him what happened. What' s wrong with him is that the boy' s pulling my hand and I felt a chill, which I told him. I felt the chill, but I said don' t worry, you haven' t seen anything, it' s okay. The child brings thirty- eight five fevers. It' s normal. You know, you' ve seen him before. Don' t worry, I said it' s okay because I was alone in the emergency area. Then she tells me to sleep tell you what I want my mom, right now, your mom comes, right now, your mom comes, easy, back to my place, to the nursing station. I keep filling out my report as I was scared, put on my hearing aids, a single hearing aid, and put on a little louder music. When the boy says no again, I can' t get off because I don' t have shoes. I' m barefoot and I ' m already stuck like this and what' s going on here. Then I turn to see and the child just moved my feet like someone was pulling
1:26:47 my foot and he wouldn' t let them pull it. Then I had. I had the hearing aid, I was filling out a report, turning to the right side and to the left side. I had a water claw, when all of a sudden the water is thrown out of nowhere, as if someone had pressed those claw bases that it has. There is the garrazone and it has for cold and hot water, as if it had been pressed and a little water drip comes out. There, yes, I was scared. There, I did get scared and I said what' s going on. Suddenly I see a little boy about three years tall. I don' t know, no more than 50 centimeters. I saw it as if it looked up, laughed and went to the opposite side of where the child was in care and back there was nothing but the quartermaster and the nursing room.
1:27:49 So there wasn' t that to where. Then I see I said I stayed, as well as frozen. I see from my station I just stand up and see that the child is okay. The boy was already asleep, and I see that boy is passing the little thing again, he gave you 50 centimetres. I think I did see that, I did see a shirt like that scratched and like a little blue splash of mix and barefoot and see what happens running to the nursing station. Then I do stand there and go to the box area because there was a partner and I say hey you saw something happen. He says no, and he was kind of checking other things out and he says no. Then I go out and tell the Guard came the relative came because a child is in here how they let it pass.
1:28:42 If they don' t say no, there' s no one I said how nobody says no, it' s that nothing has come. I said. The only thing I thought was, maybe they brought in another patient consult and went in to see. I don' t know, I crossed the emergency area without permission or anything, even though it was two doors I had to cross and heavy. I mean, it was a possible three- year - old boy of course could pass. Then I went out and the guard said no. I told him I just saw you' re a kid and you' re not wearing shoes. Go barefoot and say woe. No. He said hey, he' s the little boy who shows up. Yes, you sign me and I won' t tell me that, sir how.
1:29:27 Then I go with my partner the Cachajas, and I tell him if you saw, tell me if they' re playing and if a little boy ran by. It says what it looked like. I tell you, little boy, that' s how you bring it, I said, it' s more like a shirt with horizontal stripes like navy blue with white. Oh, that kid who shows up here. Little by little they hadn' t told you and I felt the chill. But since you don' t have an idea, later on I got used to it because the previous call told you that a child would show up there and leave the eggs. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what I' ve been trying to be because I still have colleagues working there is asking them for a picture for the next one Send it to you and tell you another story about it so I can have the gossip. It' s better with pictures. Uh- huh Exactly have evidence for him. But that was one of my many experiences that I had in that hospital, which is the one that I' ve loved the most about the hospitals I' ve been, but that' s where I got the most scared. So that was my story tonight. I' ll call you later to tell you some, because from hospitals I' ve got a lot of kids who are crazy who cough and slow ah Well as a comment, there' s a cleaning person. Well, he' s a person I' ve known for a long time and now she' s supporting the cleaning area. Back then, life' s only a short time ago.
1:31:00 About a week ago, he tells me that he' s working there and I tell him that if he hasn' t been scared and told me nothing but trapping and the kid leaves me with some sneaks. A boy who looks like him says he leaves me some eggs with dirt. Then it is terra, yes, it says already, with dirt. The boy already before I saw the eggs and I have a photo. I have a picture because on the last day of social service, the kid showed up, moped up and left the eggs. Just as much as I tried to move him. And since quality ended years ago social service has not been known to be about five or seven years or so. So I think that the quality of the photo is not very good with which I took it and wanted to move it around the contrast the lights and the men to highlight a little bit more the huellitas, but it doesn' t look. You can' t see. But it' s this person I' m telling you about a week ago.
1:32:01 â Yes,â he said,â you knew the child, the child who appears. I said no. I didn' t know. I saw it. I told him the boy I saw him. I told at least someone who' s not gonna see that I' m not crazy anymore. Says not everyone back in the hospital. It' s like something normal. He says what' s going on is that he' s more naughty now and he told me that now I' m trapping and now he' s leaving the eggs, but with dirt. I don' t know how you kind of didn' t get out before and now you get out and I ' m okay or you' re not telling me that. Then she said the next time she can give her that she' s gonna take a picture of me and send it to me and I' ll have evidence and I can send it to you and everyone can see it. They' re little eggs, but little ones. I don' t think I know 10 centimeters, okay, because I wish they could send it to me silent would be father who could send it. You' re damn right I am. When I have her hand here, I say race what you say your birthday, they come out because it caught my attention a lot. That was the day Lamberto Quintero was followed by a truck. What a day to see the 28th of January, 28th of January, aha ok and it is that I confused you, silent why, because yes yes, in fact, I confused you because I thought it was the girl that birthday the same day as I of Monterrey. But it' s not true. That' s not true.
1:33:30 That call was the day of the roast meat, I was watering it well. If I called you when I was on my first call it was when you were with my friends from Monterrey. Yeah, yeah, with a Molcajetes like that if the molcajete podcast. If I confused you and confused you how crazy this story you just told me, I don' t know if you remember. For example, Right now, that I' m remembering, a while ago, in fact, I put a video at the beginning of the program for people who are coming in. Right now, he put in a video. I had a video camera out there from the year ninety- seven. So I taped myself there doing dumb and half, when I was about seventeen, no, no, I think less of this one and I remembered Monterrey a lot. You remember when these rumors started back in the' 90s that in Monterrey galleries, there were people who took their organs away from their children in the bathroom. Not really that I remember you. You didn' t get that, there was no touching me for forgiveness. I got history.
1:34:43 It' s like the Charlie, Charlie with the pencils, it was the turn that came out of the bowl. Oh, yeah, well, good thing, things, things like that. But I don' t remember that. Yes, there are several legends to follow in Monterrey that we are gradually going to talk about. But there' s a father in the hospital. A while ago. We were also marked by a hospital story and the stories are good. So I hope you' re still communicating with me Desilenth Yes, in fact, he' s going to make you a comment about that, about the person who said he told the story, that a nurse was giving him medication and stuff like that. I have a similar one.
1:35:33 That' s also when I worked in a private clinic. I have a similar one, but that' s what I' m going to keep for the next violence that I get a not that you understand me truth, yes, you don' t let me organize my stories so I don' t repeat the stories to you, but almost most of them have been in the And so it' s really that until you' re not there, it ' s that it happens because I came in very brave and I' m not going to appear anything to me. Not sure, they' re not pure legends. And when you' re there the vibe and the atmosphere that really feels, there' s really something, there' s something, and I think in all hospitals and I feel it' s because of the energies that are staying or that are accumulating places or something. Then look at that in this hospital. I never heard that he died or that he died or that someone died. I didn' t hear any stories. So you just went into an area and suddenly felt like a chill. Or you were walking into an area of the hospital and suddenly you felt like someone was behind you then. And that vibe, yes, that vibe feels in most hospitals, because I felt it doo, I felt at five in the morning, at six, at seven, at two, at all the schedules that are mined, it doesn' t have hours exactly then. It' s not like
1:37:11 it' s not like they say anything else at night or those on night watch. But I think people who work in hospital if you' re always gonna have something to tell. Okay, well, hopefully, I hope they ' re still there telling their stories, and so, thank you so much for the call, eh. On the contrary, thanks to you. I hope they like my stories, and then he calls to tell them ottan. It' s perfect that you had a good night. Even so, bye - bye, there' s Silang' s call. Thank you for communicating and we' re done with the show tonight. Thanks to all the people who were here, on the lookout, to the people who shared, thank you very much. See you tomorrow at 10: 00 p m, Central Mexico time. My name is Julio Flores. I want to send a greeting to the tobal, my cousin jito bal to San Luis PotosÃ, who was watching the show, to his whole family as well. Greetings well for you now. Greeting also for a good night Fear has no schedule.
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