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0:05 Pagan mystery, school and magic shop offering courses and workshops, as well as products and tools for witchcraft practitioners, amulets, oracles and more. Among its services you can find tarota readings, energy cleans, prepared candles and more visit them in their different social networks like pagan hysteria. Good night. Good evening greetings to all welcome in all of you to one more edition of fears. My name is Julio Flores. I greet you, I cordially welcome you. Tonight, the night of April seven of the year two thousand twenty- four, we are totally live and it is fear on Sunday. Fear a Sunday for the entire race that is connected thanks to the people who listen to us through podcast as well. Thank you very much for your preference. And we ' re going to start tonight' s show and I know that there are interesting things to see on TV as well, but because here too is my twocov Not a totally different thing. So, then, let' s make him feel like it tonight. Today we have in an hour. We have an hour of program and we can start with a story that they send us through the whats Let' s say good night July a greeting to you all your auditorium. Your rich friend here in Monterrey again. Now I' m bringing you a little story that happened to my sister. My sister worked a long time for insurance here at the zone hospital in Monterrey. She was a

1:37 nutrologist and what happened to her was that she saw it, but she explains it as an apparition. It has no other logic, because it was about seven o' clock in the afternoon it' s done, it wasn' t night. She goes in to pick up her stuff from her locker in the east building and sees a person behind the window. That building has a mesh so that the pigeons are not dirty there the intercoms that are from the window. Then, between the window of the glass and the end of the balcony, there is a fence, a grille as well as a maia de ferro so that the pigeons do not do that. And she saw it.

2:28 Which side of the window, a person she medicine, destitute looking, long hair of those people who live in street condition, who have their hair already very dirty and says that when he saw it. When she saw him, she saw him walking through the window glass. Not because he ran down those stairs to my sister' s for a treat A short run goes. But I hope that people who have worked in hospitals because they were recurrent, remember that story or that they have also appeared out there, because many very old and many people have worked out there. Greetings, Julio, and have a good time all or good night. Note that in hospitals there are many stories of a paranormal character, many people who stay in hospitals and all this even there are people who work there. He' s seen things. I' m not gonna tell them all. I' m not going to generalize, because there are some people who work in hospitals and they' ve never seen anything at all. Have you ever seen anything? So, then, people who if it comes to seeing that kind of thing, yes, share it and everything and are grateful. But, well, I think it' s a good topic to start tonight' s show. I greet the people of Tiktok, I hope they can sting him and the little hearts you say I ' m Cuban too. I love your show. Thank you, Pablo Hernández.

3:55 Greetings, Hugo, greetings here too Tiktok ras. Squeeze your hearts so more people can get into the transmission. Also download on the YouTube channel of minoscop. We are also broadcasting live via YouTube channel devidescop. We are also on the Facebook page and we will have an hour of program. You want to communicate to the live broadcast right now to tell your story ahead. Eight hundred thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred six, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six? The fear line if you' re out of Mexico or you want to mark me through the WATS. There' s more to it, too. Fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six? We have a birthday, here' s a greeting with the mummy' s voice.

4:42 Today' s my birthday. There was no cake. Many gray congratulations. It' s so bad that there was no cake. And I' m also saying I don' t know if it' s bad. Not that I' ve finished you working today, but nothing. We wish you the best from here, from where we are in, in a quiet city and I hope you have the best time in your best performance. I think I ' m gonna have to work on my birthday. I buy the 29th of October to see the street on Tuesday. Yeah, well, it' s gonna be my turn, change, I' m gonna have to do the show that day. So, then, let' s hit it all. Let' s hit him with the whole show tonight. You have some paranormal character history you want to talk to us about. Leave us now to tell it, because we are totally live so that you can communicate Hello how such, because this story that I am going to tell you says it is not mine. My dad happened out there in the year two thousand ten or so was a drunk. It occurred to them to travel to the city of Mazatlan from the city of Durango. They discuss that in the course of Durango Amasatlan they made a stop to the bathroom in a restaurant that was halfway down the road. From there they continued on their way to Mazatlan, but long before arriving they crashed in the van in which they were going and because already when they managed to return from adventon, because as much attention as they paid on the road, they never found the restaurant in which they arrived. Greetings from the city of Durango. An apology for not sending audio, but there'

6:14 s a lot of noise in my house. This person tells us don' t worry thanks to him for counting it. And if there are many stories of these, how can you say these ghostly places. I don' t know if you remember. A little while ago we were marked from Monterrey and told a story about a person who was a gas station and that the person who had attended to him and the gas station, the gas station to begin with, was closed. No, I had time that was closed because, unfortunately, the person who attended there was taken to life and, obviously, the person who attended her was a ghost. So, if there are many such stories, contact us to tell them. Today we' re going to be just an hour from nine at night to ten last night so you can communicate good night. I' m Maria, greetings from the city of Obregón.

7:04 Today sushi dinner, cocktails lot cocktail that is a batch cocktail? Tell me it' s a batch cocktail, because I don' t understand it ' s a dick I don' t understand it' s a batch cocktail? That' s how they gave the Zealots in glass what' s there the batch cocktail? Hey, a cocon, a saberitas, a sushi, a provechito, hey, provechito. And, well, it' s a good snack to see frightscop I' m not going to say no hi. Good night Julio could translate to Plantina and he turns four with the mummy' s voice a lot of demand and says that they made him a pussy flan a pussy flan that if I like it, that if I like it.

7:47 They also tell them impossible no or how you tell them it is impossible not or whether it is called impossible or not. Smelling watering well gacho, I don' t remember, but well, there' s the cake Thank you for sharing the image. We' re totally live nine at night, with eight minutes so you can call and tell your story. I, when I relieved myself of my first boy, says Vicky, my husband, turned off all the lights, since he didn' t like sleeping with the light and I heard a girl say hello hello. I got up on the fly so they would turn everything on and I' m not saying you didn' t just tell me the story, but I guess you didn' t have a girl in your house. It' s scary to hear the voice of a boy or a girl in your house when you' re absolutely not there because none of it doesn' t have the first call of the night. Good night. Good night your lion Good night I have the taste of Lupita for everything and Harta, how are you Lupita, welcome, well, well, how cool what a father you did program at sister end is that you owed it. I can talk. The life thing, yeah, yeah, the life thing, yeah, but yeah, but well, taking advantage of it because also those good holidays with the family. So it was important that there ' s really no vacation, but it can, but somehow they come out of the walking routine. That' s good. That' s good.

9:16 You' re right here the locals in Bayarta, most of us don' t go on high season vacations. For us they prefer to stay there in the name of work, At work, jobs depend heavily on tourism. Here you know who closes us and doesn' t close many times and stays working almost all year and my respects to those people who the people of the groceries groceries the tienditas? Yes, yes, yes, yes, it is true my respects for that race. Okay, son, shut them down one day, hit them pretty hard in the bag. Yes, in fact, it is true already with the oxos, with the oxos, with the CEBN and Leben and everything else, my respects for all the race that has bars and tienditas. Hey, that kind of job is so enslaving. Yeah, but then, what do you tell him, what do you do to him?

10:07 Yeah, well, you have to take the bread to the table any way it is, as long as it' s honored exactly. There' s casteme, so welcome, we' re not going to plant tonight. Thank you, Oh, I don' t know what I said He hears this one call good. I have a little story that happened to me like a half pandemic. The pandemic had not passed. Yeah, and that was the year we could get together as a family again. Yes, then, on that occasion my son had the truth, I don' t remember, about nine ten years and in that was one afternoon we were reunited with family.

10:50 I was in the kitchen. There were, therefore, several people and the street where I live is a street where it costs a little bit of work, that the children are of ner is outside because, as is the main one on the side of the block, the neighbors use it as a highway. Then it' s very complicated for a child to walk outside. Well, then, that time I was in the kitchen. I see it out and it' s striking to see my son recharged more like hanging from the doorbell of the house ok then between the talk and everything. I was kind of paying attention to what I was doing outside. It was so fast.

11:31 I was just seeing what this kid' s doing. There and in what he reacted, the kid runs off to one side of the street, where it' s not usual, that is, he wouldn' t have to go for that side it' s like in the opposite sense of cars. Yeah, so I run out behind him, not to see what he was doing, where he was going, I run. And halfway down the street, my street looks like it doesn' t make like a little curvy, but it doesn' t turn out to be a lap and my house is almost nowhere to go. I mean, there' s a way that this one can easily lose sight of me, but at the same time that if I go out to the corner, I get to see how I don' t know how to say them, like the three senses, where it would go, that is, where it goes day by day. You' ve got it all figured out right. Yeah, I mean, it' s like it' s almost around the corner and you get to see to the two sides of the street that goes on Yeah. The boy was about nine, ten years old. I don' t know how to run out and that' s it, because I can' t reach it. But I, for this, was already shouting his name and I am screaming not hysterical, but already the whole army and my concubine comes out behind me and tells me who you are talking to and then I tell him the name of my son. I' m telling you, this one' s gone. But oh, well, I don' t know who I was going to go with. She tells him who you' re looking for and gives him again that my son and she tells me he' s in here and that'

13:03 s not true. He ran away, look, come and come in and he' s in one of the boy' s rooms lying down. It was the same clothes, her haircut, the height, I mean, it was the kid. I saw the boy and even right now. It' s something my family doesn' t want me to believe. The only one who likes to believe me is this concuña clarifying certain of those banquets that invade with plants and that is, there is no way that it is a bench that they use to transit Yes, this is a bench that was left as invaded as well of pots. And that' s when people get off my feet, even though it' s free for you, but the part where you grab the stool you have to get off and there' s no point climbing you up to go through that piece. So people, usually I mean, walk down the street here on my block and the kids don' t come very commonly, because we have dogs and so there was really no way that it was another kid when that happened to me, I want to tell you that it was when not exactly the same, but I don' t know how long after or how long before. But I find your short videos on you on Facebook. Yeah, and I want to tell you that the first time I saw a video of the ports you were making in that season,

14:35 it was something like that. I mean, someone sent you a story like that and I said no, and that' s what happened to me, I mean, I dropped it that it was so fucked up. Yeah, yeah, actually, that' s why I looked you up on YouTube, because I said yes it has, if it has Facebook, it has YouTube and I' m one of the YouTube ones. So this one already when I start to watch the program, already calmer and everything and already more frequent, because it is very common to call you and tell you this kind of stories where they call you what unfolding, that the big, the nra is done, the dople ganger, which is the evil twin, so to speak, I told you not to look at the stories that I have heard say there in your program, this one says that they are me who want to steal the energy of those people others who have said it is the dopple ganger and in others who say it is a split or something like that.

15:30 Before I hear the stories there with your channel, this one from the community. I don' t know how I had that doubt open in some publication of something I did, as I commented in the comments yes x no from your page. I made a comment and they scared the shit out of me. Then they told me that because my son was going to die, no, because I didn' t touch the subject anymore. If he knew them I know the subject. Yeah. I never talked about it again to anyone or to my acquaintances I know I didn' t want to tell because I was so scared. That' s why I said I understand perfectly yes and I said no no, I mean this one I didn' t want to tell anymore. But then I found that and I said no, because it ' s nothing more to me, that is, it' s already happened the first time that I told you something like that that I encouraged myself to talk because I saw that even in other countries, until we talked, we realize that it' s nothing more to you, that is, that what happens to you may be happening to someone else in Chile or Peru exactly and maybe, not equal, but something that you' re already having as much as best, an explanation yes, but yes, as this part of saying to Mira I' m not crazy. Yeah, and besides, look, I don' t know if it' s good or bad. Let me not be an expert on any of this. Yeah, or that I don ' t mess around and that I don' t talk to you anymore and don' t tell you you know your son' s gonna happen to him, another one' s gonna happen to him. I believe that it is

17:02 good to always have neutrality in this regard. I can give my opinion, obviously and I always say you know that I am not a professional, let alone my opinion based on logic, which is where I base myself the most. But if I don' t know about any of that, why I ' m going to lie to you or what I' m going to be scaring you for, for example, what they say about the Three Touches, which is what they say no, but it' s always what I say is based on gossip. We don' t know much about it. Yeah, I get irresponsible of people, too. But it is very easy to have a message. It' s easy the first thing on the Internet, leave your message or leave your hte or whatever. It' s easy to do, but don' t look at the consequences. Yes, anonymity, because they lend you to a lot of things. You leave him anonymous or if people do it with their personal facebook and mess with his family and everything and put every barbarity on him. Then yes, but if it suddenly counts of which education, yes, yes, yes, yes, how quickly you realize that and then the best thing is blocked and all that. But yes, it' s done to me. It' s bad news that you ' ve been told that about your child. You really don' t know what then the dopper ganger happens Many times I' ve heard history, including from people who see their mom or dad and who talk to them and then not anything to see or live in another country, somewhere else. We don ' t know for sure what it is. It could be a split, it could be a bilocation, which is being in two places in a while.

18:32 We may not know, uh, but it' s good that you share the stories so that more people realize that this happens and if it' s happened to you, then you feel like you' re identified in that regard. No yes, but the truth in which I say to pour already because imagine is a good horite pandemic. I' ve already talked about it a lot. Yeah, this one I' m listening to, because it ' s the truth. I do, when I remember it, it' s really him, the kid was, I mean, no, it wasn ' t a mix- up, it wasn' t another kid. Yes, the more I am not going to lie to you, obviously we remember it with images or as with phrases, not this saying or something yes, but in reality I am aware that, as time goes by. Your memory, it goes to this obsonating in agreement, even by the times you count it and so clear and maybe you don' t remember it that way, such a hundred percent, but exactly. But the fact is, it happened.

19:30 I mean, that happened to me. This one. There' s a movie right now that you' re telling me because obviously you as a mother, it affected you at the time to see your son in danger and obviously Nardo was going to come out. There' s a movie I don ' t remember well what it' s called and it goes even deeper with this playing with the minds of the people of this one. I think it ' s Angelina Yoli who steals from her son and makes him think she never had any And yes, yes, yes, aha imagine, they say that the reality is that copera the file that sometimes you are with Julian Moore and I don' t remember him not Angelino Jolie' s is one where they steal his son and hand him over in the twenties. The twenties also come in, they give him a child who is not amber and even the child is telling him that he is and she is completely convinced that he is not.

20:25 And Julia Moore' s is one where she has the feeling that she was a mother, but she can' t explain it and she' s in a park with someone else, a man who also has the feeling that she was a father. Yeah, and she' s the one who' s starting to sow doubt on him. Hey, you don' t feel like we' re missing something, like you' re missing something, and they start making guesses, and it turns out that they' ve been wiped out of their minds to take their kids away. It' s really hot. Well, in films that weren' t very good, the plot was great. There you go. Now, yes, they' re already landing this issue. There' s been a bad time a girl and she told me that she had a dream and that in the dream she lived a life.

21:06 She, in the dream, had a daughter. Then the dream was so real that when she woke up, she went to look for her daughter and she was super convinced that she had a daughter. Just look at it. You remember the show. Yeah, she was convinced she had a daughter and she told her mom or she called and my daughter, where she is, how what a daughter. Yeah, I have my daughter, not you, you didn' t have any daughter. So it' s one thing that I might as well get into reality. They' re going to tell me that he pushed me, but up to the multiverse and all of this he' s got Yeah. Yeah? Yeah? S alternate? Yeah?

21:49 Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? In fact, here' s my neighbor' s bike again, the italica what a neighboring talica. In fact, the first call I made was something like that, it had to do with dimensions like good, which could be an alternate dimension. Yeah, but this one' s good. Until we see it, we can' t get past the truth theory. But yes, it is This is good. Suddenly, yes, being able to have an open mind that things beyond anger or antier I think because I am listening to recycled programs, because I have time. Then c heard of a more than ter call for that same week. I don' t know if it' s more or another person, but I was telling you that all of a sudden we' re so locked up in wanting to think things are the way we know them. Yes, it wasn' t a very square, very square era. Yes, for example, the one he' s telling you about alien ships could change shapes. And so it was. About three days ago. I kept thinking and I said certain of how much we stay thinking that it is only how we know the world, as simply when you migrate to another culture, even within the same country, yes, you know other customs and you say little this can be said, no, because I grew up with a b the same ones and from there we did not

23:22 pass and suddenly you find that they found another way and they have other results. There you go, there you go, there' s a tra one that' s gonna make you think let' s go to the pyramids of Egypt. The pyramids of Egypt cannot be built, right now with the technology we currently have. Oh, they can' t be built. How they moved those piles of stone, how they made them, how they put them there. We don' t know why we' re square in what we know and we want to do it with the technology we have now, when maybe the technology in the past or in another dimension or whatever you want to call it, it was totally different the one we have right now. Yeah, yeah, I mean, we get a little bit like Spiranoid, but it' s the net. I mean, let' s not be so square. Yes, we must be open to the possibilities. Yeah, that ' s exactly a good topic. I don' t know if you want to tell her anything else to say hello to the race you' re throwing out. No, that' s all. You give greetings to this copious fears to the Community, nothing more. Yeah, perfect, well. Thank you very much, Julio, thanks to the type of call listen yes and to my countrymen of Vallarca who already have time, who do not call or yes, yes, because like big cream several. The other day I heard a cousin who wasn' t my cousin, but a ranch cousin, of flags, you already see that you comment on ay I don' t remember what, but beyond that region, where you live, that there are two cities that are like fights this but like I don' t know if it

24:59 ' s a tower or healthy or it' s really serious. It' s on the beach, on the beach. Okay, here' s something like Flag Bay and Bayarta, but that' s what it' s new for. I mean, all our lives we' ve crossed from one side to the other, or that it was America. Then suddenly STIt is to change a name to the new Nayagir, but the beach are Bayarte, or they are bay is that there are beaches in Ballarta and beach was seen forgiveness goes in Nayarit, but both are very beautiful. And it' s very rare here, because many from Vallarta go out to work daily to Bahia and many from Bahia go out to work daily to Bellarta. So, all of this, I think it' s more like something like I don' t know, obviously, about the money, about the economic spill. But before all that we were very brothers who encouraged my neighbor from bay to call again.

25:57 It' s a father to listen to people around here, because thank you very much. Thank you for the opposite. Thanks a lot to you orale Yes, excellent bye program. Good night, Ray, thank you, thank you, brown sugar, thank you Alexa. He' s got twelve, thirty- one. Greetings. Thank you so much for Regalus. At tik Tok RWEDRH greetings. We also have this way on YouTube. Jdy Thank you, Jby Mira Jedy. I don' t know if those Jady of the jingles, but Mira ivan fear Scope don' t miss it Monday through Friday at 10 pm on Facebook, YouTube, tik Tok also available on podcast. She' s the only Jdy I know, but, well, there ' s the people who are connected there. I ask you, please and share the broadcast so that more people can enter Hernández. I greet you to Whitsklucan Irma Romero. Also greetings are the race that is sharing in public mode.

26:52 Thank you so much for doing that. Also a is Hernández says he ' s already listening to the program ready for the eclipse. Tomorrow. I want to eclipse him. I don' t know, I know you don ' t have to go out, see there or anything, but tomorrow is the eclipse someone just missed. Who went from spear to see MauricioÁlvarez, he' s going over spear, he' s letting go of the ticket. Thank you very much, Mauricio. Thank you. You know you' re my shugar Daddy, hey, myshugar Daddy. Thank you. It' s the Hugar Daddy officer of Minoscop. Thank you very much for the support of the two nation through PayPal. They walk with all thanks and so on.

27:33 That helps us to keep in the program not eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty- three eighty- six, six, six, eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty thousand three hundred and eighty- six, six hundred and six was the last judge. Now, in the next two thirty, I was in my room watching videos on YouTube, just always having headphones with low sound. I heard like a lament and then the dogs up close started barking alive on the shores of my city and that' s ten minutes away there' s a river. I told Geez it was heard. It didn' t matter and then he heard a couple more times. And this is why I stopped and saw my sister wake up. I told him you heard and he said yes. For this the dogs kept barking. I told him we' re going to join him, we' re going out into the yard and there' s nothing to see. We peeked through the gate and saw only one dog outside. We decided to stay in the yard for a while to see if we could hear it again. We believe the truth.

28:26 We don' t believe in those things, because we' re afraid, but out of nowhere the dogs kept listening until they stopped barking. Salutations from lion Guanajuato and he sends me an audio. I don' t know if to put it, because it can probably be an audio I already know. I don' t even put it on, copy right is going to jump like hell and it' s going to end up better then. That ' s where we left him on the audio. I already passed you the rain information thanks to the little gifts at Tiktok Julio. It' s best to send it to you by PayPal, as you wish, if you want to know the paper. It' s here on the YouTube channel. You get in there We' re like minoscopes. Here it comes from this side up here, up here. It' s not seen on Tiktok, but on YouTube. If you see it, if you want to communicate through whats do it to the plus fifty- two eight hundred thirty- one, twenty - three, eighty- six, six hundred and six July. You can send me greetings with the mummy' s voice for my girls and greetings also for You. Thank you, well, there' s the greeting. Hey, I' d be glad to greet you and your family. Thank you, Mauricio, thanks to Go for the donation and I already saw you here on YouTube. You go with everything, we have more stories, uh, we have more stories, right now, let' s keep telling it.

29:42 I' m expecting a good night call first. Well, good to see? Yeah? Okay? Well, well, the call fell, huh? Did you drop the call to see? If you mark us again. And it' s the first time an eclipse causes so much scandal, yes, to navals for me if it' s the first time with an eclipse causes so much scandal, uh, the net good night. Good night, good night, I have the taste of compriscilla. How you' re feeling where you' re all right. You' ve lived well, I' m from San Luis Potosí, but I live in sylvagua of capital Son Luis Potosí, ah, not from Río Verde San Luis po Río Verde place of the Half Moon, truth, ah, yes, is the spring the Moon Media.

30:42 It' s so nice over there. I didn' t go, but I saw it in a picture. I' ve been through Rio Verde when I grab the road here from Manta city are Luis Potosí. I have to go through Rio Verde and come on, by the Bouleva Andale, but I' ve never been to the Mid Moon, but I know it' s very nice and I know it' s very deep. There' s a thing like that. I don' t know if I got to the phone is that it' s like yes, yes, yes, it' s bottom, but you know what has to be that what attracts a lot of attention is that like there are caves, yes, inside, yes, when there are diving bus classes and the equipment and it' s very nice, very nice, very nice. The crescent has grown so much. I ' m afraid of him, or he' s still very rich. It scares me. He' s caught the same cla on one occasion, but he' s been bogging around, I like cannon. He does. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there' s a lot of prep.

31:40 No, I have a problem. I don' t know how it is. But when I go swimming, I turn around in the water and shove the water into the ears of my nose, that is, I can' t turn around, that is, I can roll like I do because of the pressure I don' t know. I always put the water in my nose and ears, that is dounque they treat me with the then, like that pin boob, I have to swim with my head down always because if I turn around, it gets all in and it' s okay that I send my gong, eh. This is a show, right. Yeah, no more. Giving us shows. What do I tell you, hey, but I wish you' d go for a ride. It' s very nice. It' s very nice at least in holy weeks. Holy Weeks, don' t go, you' re nowhere, aren' t you, No. No, no, no, no, but it' s very nice, well, the whole Huazteca. Yes, yes, as is and is the first time you mark or have marked I have not already spoken mentally like twenty times, not that one until you want and you want and nothing, but officially both times, but already following you already a couple of years. Thank you very much. I want to thank you too, Maria Aguila. What you' re gonna give is through PayPal. Thank you, Maria, passing by as a spear. Thank you, then, welcome to the programme that we are not talking about tonight. Thank you. Yeah, ah, well, I' m Priscilla the scolded, because I' ve already lost a little bit, because I' m really telling you, because the same and I think God has passed them, that we' re with the program and the program that the wife says is vice, but the good

33:13 bug, it' s good bishu. Not only do I tell you that a community is healthy and that I don' t see other programs that are more like crailens. Not good, not critical, right. But this one ' s done to me like it' s more like it. Light, okay, three' s fine. Light. If you imagine, if I went out without shirts and all mom oiled, imagine, they would scold us j there, yeah, there, yeah, no, there, if they didn' t see it, right. But since I' m chubby and I' m pretty, because there' s no fuss, true says one is chubby and one is nice, exactly, exactly, exactly. Don' t worry, it' s a healthy program, yes, it' s for the children, you' re right, yes, yes, yes, well, or it' s good, because my story is from my grandfather, my grandfather, we' re from the province. So he was speaking before, in the seventy- eighty seventy- five eighty, he was good and I have made him horses. Uh- huh in this one. He was one of the people who used to go to the mountain, right, and they had their horses. And I remember a lot that when I said we didn' t leave and all my uncles, my dad, all the men because they were going to be born, were going to be born this some dorks, he, he was on the lookout, truth and they were going to miss it closed at a certain age, at certain days, because before people stole it from him something before they stole it. If not, if you don' t put them, they call the iron there, which

34:45 is like its seal the mark on what is the right leg. So if they went and did as I said, he said it was a ritual and it was nice, because they made a fire and made ansenna and nice. First it was just the men who were in the early morning and then the children and the women. We were already leaving as if with him the little coffee there early so we wouldn' t be there, because then there were coyotes, truth or animals. Yeah, well, he called him coyotes, but then, little by little, we understood that they were the stories that he later told not about his friends, the old ones. He said I know where you' re going. Yeah, yeah, that' s why I don' t mean to us like my grandma always told us to wait until dawn. And it' s true, but we were good. I, as it was true, loved me and my grandfather that in the rest of this we were of that we already loved each other. Yes, we wanted to leave all of us, and but it was until dawn, I mean, we couldn' t go and we were all carrying our luncheon, our little bag, and it was to grab mountains we said and we were leaving on the horses, and it was, but it was not even the law that children and women were until dawn. And then they started talking stories.

36:02 And then my dad when he was coming in, well, he was my mom' s dad, but my dad was in a grin. We didn' t call him with his father- in- law and he was the one Lobo was telling us about when we were more girls than he was telling us today, Don Flavio told us that he met a grandmother who was coming, then he would come earlier as dawn, then he would leave. I was leaving as I' m talking to you four or five in the morning, because I was saying today a mare was going to be relieved. So I have to go, because if I don' t coyotes and then he says he' s gone and he' s there. She said granny like what she' s doing up there in the tree, and she said she helped her down and I was telling her and how a granny was walking up the tree and how she could climb up and my dad was laughing.

36:54 But now that you' re talking to us more big. It was that, because they were witches, no yes, witches, rahales, no yes guas aha and but most of you know what good there in that direction. Were they women? Were they women? They were women because He never spoke of a man or there was. They were women and it was like they were. They were so true, they lived on the mountain and he always mentioned that they were the grandmothers. For that we already heard it like ah granny. Now another granny was found and look at me, Granny sent me this lunch, but don' t eat it until after midnight. That' s what I said. I' m not eating it. Yeah, there were a lot of little things that came in and my grandma said don' t open it like it came, like wrapped like a little claw. It wasn' t before that they used to be like chubby or so hand- made. On one occasion, a cousin opened it and we called him.

37:50 The luncheon strolled to. I don' t know if it' s us that it did taste richer and we even waited for my grandfather and I say we fought no. And I' d call him Granny, because she doesn ' t give him one, three or four slices so the valleys can pass and we don' t fight and she' s laughing. Well, but he always said clear and said be careful with the kids don' t open it until after midnight. So it occurred to a cousin to open Julio seriously. I saw it. I' m telling you because I saw it, I remember it, nobody talks to you, nobody talks to me. I mean, I saw him and you scream and you get scared. They' re things you don' t forget. And then I remember opening it and screaming. And in that I ran and what happened the lonch was with worms.

38:37 I figured I wanted to say something like that that kind of, like, if I was haunted, I was gonna fill up with worms before two o' clock. Yes, exactly, but it was so, so normal that we said it then. Yes, it' s true about my grandfather, that is, because he said it, that is, he said it, and so he said it that way, that is, nothing to believe, not that they know that there are bad things. Yeah, he said what for. And also because like her, she took away good choices, yes, and came up with things, because you know, children don' t know how, but we arrived and they didn' t hide them and we found it. So he always said and had ten children. He pictured you a bunch of grandkids we were and we were all about getting there and going in. It was from Grandma' s house that was always open that good times, well, yeah, well, nice and then good. That ' s one of the stories. The other one reminds me very much of what there was one that always talked about Granny and Granny not so they were already as a guy as well known. Yeah,' cause he never said he was doing anything to him, I mean, moms and he says you know what helped me, or you know what happened, that sometimes they asked him for things, that is, as commissions. As commissions like them, I think they didn' t want to come as if not the city, but as if here to the main municipality. He' d tell my grandma later. Hey look buy me this weed or buy me this product. Look, I' m gonna take them to Granny, Granny, but they were like normal herbs. Truth was nothing of him, i e ugly and I don' t know what they were doing, but he took them and everything

40:10 in peace, i e it was like an agreement. I don' t know what they call it, but he, he never complained about them or anything. He said that nothing else left them near the tree where they found them and they left him the money or paid him. Then with food he said to her and he said I didn' t even charge them. He said it, and that' s how it happened. But it happened a time when he, when he arrived on his horse. Horses are very smart, all animals. My grandfather then came and only the horse came. Sometimes he came alone. Then we heard the horse arrive or the black guy came, we said for saying, and my grandfather didn' t, because he ' s not coming. Oh, you know this one stayed. I believe in the corner with friends and we' re holding on, we' re riding on the horse and he' s taking us where my grandpa was.

41:01 Yes, that' s where we came and went looking and nothing didn' t because we were more advanced. I was going San is past what was the town, the shops and my cousin and I say hey, my grandpa isn' t here. Then the black guy where he' s taking us I don' t know. I don' t know, no, we went back and the horse wanted to go on and no. No, we didn' t come back because it was, I was getting dark. Then we went back and made granny. My granny isn' t around because the horse took us to the mountain and says no, then get back in time. He returns, after which he lasted two days. Then he told us later that he had trouble with a look at you. I don' t know if that' s what people know, or they' ve heard that there are other ladies who travel like they' re hiding from other places.

41:54 Then they get there like I feel like they' re like they' ve got each other' s territory. I do see it, or I understood it. Then this new arrival person found my grandfather and started it as a threat he wanted. I was already asking him for animals, so the one who wanted a skunk, you wanted things, to help him. And then I tell my grandpa I don' t know you, I don' t know, so you love them and I don' t want to get in trouble. And then this woman started doing things to my grandpa and took him away. I had him asleep, because then we didn' t know the truth I saw not to tell my grandmother. It was one of the ladies who really had Mr Flavio, had this woman, but didn' t worry.

42:44 I mean, they came to warn my grandma. My grandma had never seen them before, Julio. She just knew the stories for my grandpa and then she told him she knows she has it. She' s gonna find him. Don' t worry, because she' s running away from somewhere else, but she doesn' t understand that it' s true here. We' re fine and we don' t want to have trouble with anyone says and don' t worry. We' re going to take care of it, because on the third day, my grandfather came back and said that he was nothing more. He remembers that he woke up and started walking, and then he found out that the lady was taken care of. She was younger, took care of the granny or the ladies were already like the ones in her territory. That' s where the ranch was run and then, right, we said it was very curious. Not that of what you say hey, look at them as well as they mark their territory. They don ' t, they kind of have their territory. Bands there is not accurate.

43:45 I was dropping my little granny. The good thing you' ve got in there, the real deal with the lady. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no more wishes no, no, no, no, my daughter shut up. That' s careful. I mean, it really says that, no, no, no, it' s that I walk there from me, the less I have contact with those people. Yes, no, I remember, yes, true I with my animals exactly says because it is impossible that I do not have contact, because because I go in the early morning it will dawn I still find them sometimes doing their things and I pass, truth, I pass myself as if there is not much nothing. They don ' t mess with me. I don' t mess with myself either. I think that was more than anything. People before, not Julio what you know. I don' t mess with you with curious smart people and you respect my work too. Smart people who don' t get into trouble for what' s causing a problem, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah?

44:37 Yeah? Yeah, yeah, the truth is because you' re saying right now, right? I imagine and you say you want to go over there and see how you say to scratch the tiger' s stos there. Truth must yes, so that the issue is correct problems. Yes, yes, yes, yes, Julio, but there are several stories that my grandfather was talking about that truth that he said that then sometimes he found them still above the tree and already helped them to come down and they were already leaving. Yeah, well, good stories there to keep in the stories here of medidascop good stories. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was very pleased, very happy to speak the same and to greet them and I am glad that your family is already better. Thank you, thank you very much. A strong greeting to all that I pass by is excellent night and thank you so much for calling and equally greetings. It' s soon bye bye, because there ' s the call Greetings to my roof. I' m already so who discovered my tgan I don' t know if it' s connected. Greetings also from Huehotzingo, Puebla, Greetings to Huehotzingo, Greetings, Monita lua do not hear raceoneta, pass the lances. Thank you very much, Maria Aguilar and the good view. Thanks to I for moving on to the net.

45:54 I thank you very much because, as I say to you recently, we have had some expenses there and this helps a lot with the heart programme. I appreciate it. We have a call here Let me take it. Let me go. I' m not going to hang up for not hanging up on me Let me say hi quick. Greetings Julio You can send your greetings to the Cruz Herrera family in the Bronx. Greetings to the Cruz Herrera family. Good night. You can greet with the mummy' s voice Juan william the remal Damia. There' s the greetings with all pleasure. Let' s go with the call Good night, hello July, good night. With here I have the taste Lik of the Cross. Julio, what' s up, Nick Onda, listen to you, half- Guango, nick, what' s up with you this weekend? Julio Andabas is already too cold or what, Nick no, no, I' m done doing hifar.

46:46 Julio' s got some time that he' s not a man. I don' t know how I heard the voice there, Half Guanga, uh it' s cane, yeah, he what my wife, Maria Aguilar, was going to say hello to you, lady wife, uh nothing, no, well then she to whom you' re counting on me again here gossips. Yeah, yeah, well, we almost don' t like Danik Eyri what a nick wave we' re not going to talk about. Tonight I was remembering a short story Julio, well, two short stories. Throw them out, throw them out at once the people who are devoted to the souls of purgatory. There are many people who are still devoted. This happened there in Paseo El Grande, there in Guanajuato, ok A, Paseo Grande.

47:45 My grandmother told us that she met Mrs Truth that this happened to us. He says that there are several churches there in passion, the Great Party is good, the main one is dedicated to John the Baptist, which is the one in the center, but there are others, there are three and in these three there is one that is dedicated to the precious blood is called that of the Church. Then they say that my auorita told me that Mrs Good of another the souls in purgatory all the time prayed to them. Then he says you know that in those years it was still cool. I don' t know if you even heard that. Yes, yes, yes, yes, My sure they had those too this good one says that the lady because at that time it was very rare that people had a watch and the only watches were those of the chapels Julio and many times, because in the dream you sometimes did not hear the bells whatever they were. Or you say this lady got out. She left thinking that, because it was already early, already it was like that of four or five in the morning, then the lady leaves you to take it to it is wrong and when passing through the precious blood came that was full of people Julio, that is, that they had the mass, truth, that there was mass, then the lady, because she was very devout and said no because I will pass to the mass and that she reached the mill. Well, truth And if not, then

49:19 it will be later, well, that he went there to the same, truth and and and all the people who are at Mass or all swords of no one turned. Yes, he sat down, he went into it he sat the fear of the people there on the benches and people, people didn ' t turn garlic, very concentrated, I concentrated, looking towards the altar. Yes, and at that time, as still the Mass was given the Latin Mass, which was that priest only gave, spoke in the band to the people, gave, turned his back to the chicken and gave the Mass all in Latin, all in Latin. There was nothing Spanish, nothing more chili. Then he says that it is that she, then, equals her devotion. But when he begins to look around in July, he begins to look at people who already had a long time who were deceased from there from the village, from the village. Then, when she let the priest turn you the priest was unloaded, nothing more was the night, that was the pure skeleton. Then the lady says she gets out, runs out. And when he goes out and forgets and is wrong, then he reacts and when he looks at all the doors, the doors are closed? They' re all closed. All alone the Church is completely closed. And that' s

50:51 Julio' s devotion, of the souls of purgatory, that if you have devotion to them, one of those will appear to you and you have to endure, you have to endure you don' t have to endure. Bara. Yeah, well, it' s a cannon. That was a good story. That' s how he gave me my Julio and you tell me you have another truth. Oh this my granny, she chats herself Julio happened to her. The same thing happened to me that happened to her almost not the same thing about the lady, but it was the same thing in those same times. So that' s why the story came out and it happened to him that he says that she also beat him, that is, that he had no awareness of the time and went out and the mill had him in another community. So, as she walked, she said she heard a lot of people behind her, Julio, a lot of people. Yes, and as he was very devoted also to souls. He says that he gave him courage and passed all the trees, the dark roads, passed all the trees. I understand there were people behind her. Yes, he says that when he arrived at the mill, the mill was still closed. And then he says that, since he lived there, I took away a beautiful weasel touched the weasel and that his weasel told him what was doing to us here with Madrid, but it' s two o' clock in the morning and I dissí what happened and he says he doesn' t say. The thing was that when I came on the road, I listened to people who came and said no daughter, for those are the souls who care for you son,

52:24 and so, yes, Julio, there are many people who are devout the souls of purgatory. Julio, yes, I' ve heard several stories about that. Hey interesting to see there as a procession And so no yes, the processions too, and look at Julio, that thing about possessions. I' ve heard several here on the show where there have been people who are even in their bed asleep and listening to the ear, and these processions pass inside their rooms, but they' re running out, that is, the Bullock walls are fading. Yeah, it looks like I heard a story there, I' ve heard several of them with other people, yeah, good ones that find the roads. Yeah, the ay san juaneros thing, too, which is something like that. Ah no and a ok or we see Julian in many stories to those people, of short stories that people the arta is that they have to fulfill their sleeves even after they are dead.

53:21 Julio, yes, you' re absolutely right, uh, good stories from over there, from St John of the Lakes and all this. I wish more people would encourage us to score, talk more about this. Eh, well, hopefully, yes, because this path, because imagine the people who come from the capital, who travel there have left history. Yeah, enough miles I' ve walked. Son I, well, thank you very much, my dear Nick. You want to send some greetings in the reason Manda, Julio, You want to send some greetings in the race, Oh, well put together a greeting for those of yar one was listening to a story a little while ago listening to a story. On Saturday morning we went to work because we didn' t finish Friday and I started to listen to the old ladies of two thousand eighteen. One of the two thousand eighteen was heard where a girl from Monterrey also told you about going to the Cerro de las Mitras that looked at things This musicha told you several things about black men and told you about ships that looked at the Cerro de las Mitras to Monterrey, and another girl also spoke to you on the side of Nayariz, who told you that she also told you several things. I don' t know why they don' t embitter again and they tell you that I mean, they say there' s enough, they have enough stories, but they never come back to it there' s a reso yes they forgot the show and then they come back or they don' t come back. Who knows. Is

54:52 that right? Is that it? I wish? I wish? I wish? That' s where they' ll cheer up or go on listening because they' ll leave one. I stayed and said good, but then I didn' t hear them talking and they had good stories. Yeah, well, I hope they keep communicating in nick and you can' t be anymore. Jules, my Julio' s here. Thank you. I wasn' t going to ask Julio for me, for me tell me, excuse me Julio. If I haven' t asked you about your child, forgive me for the net with my someone. Oh, that' s fine. It ' s okay. Thanks, yeah, I' ve already warned you that no, no, no, no, it' s okay. It' s okay, they got it, but that' s enough. Thank you very much, my estimonin tu July that I will pick up July. Thanks, Neck Okay. My July bet July what happened the night here July to Diós Bye who, by the way, my daughter birthday tomorrow and that' s why I' m also doing the one hour program, because you already know that I have custom sing in the mornings to my family at midnight.

55:47 So, for the same reason, there is also the singing of the machinitas. Acotti to see, let me stop, I' m not going to hang out. Please say this way. I believe for so many hours of good stories, for over four years on Monday. I know, I hear your podcasts at work. Let me see who' s over here. I wish you' d thank me very much. Who was Alejandra Silva Torres. Thank you very much, Alejandra and for the donation through paper breed Neta. Thank you very much. There are donations from the people who are being sent in donations. Thank you very much. We have a call Good night. Good night, good night with what I have the taste when Alejandro, what Alejandro walks, where you are from Patamoros, Matamoros, welcome, welcome, welcome and what vibe is the first time you make. Yes, the first time I officially welcome you and what you' re going to talk to us tonight, because I have two short stories ahead, because what happens is that once I was at my grandmother' s house and leaving my grandmother' s house in front of me and then my parents did and at the time I was dating, I looked like a big bird, but a big, big bird. This one was not seen to be true, but he did see that it had very large rooms, about two or three meters, because the truth was very big, it was not like a normal bird. OK.

57:19 And that was the first time I looked at him. And then I saw that he got into a tree. And from there, I can' t figure anything out about that tree anymore. Yeah, she knows she' s sorry and you think it was. He knows you saw, because he' d heard he might be like a guy, a guala or something. Okay, a gual, so it might have been this one. This one. I think someone else in Matamoros has seen this being tell us no in which colony it was, if you can tell, the ash trees in, the ash trees do, and what date it was roughly already has enough. At that time, I' ve been, like, 19 years old. Okay, so he' s got a few years of this. Uh- huh, and yeah, and you tell me that you have another story, apart from truth, yeah, another story. What happened was that in the room, where I used to live my parents, yes, I was at the bottom and one day out of nowhere so I woke up, because from the new one I woke up like this and it was about three o' clock in the morning. Yeah, and it got weird on me because I took the time and I looked at it at 3: 00 in the morning and I kept thinking about the bed and suddenly I heard like a weep of something.

58:34 Yeah, and when I heard it, the first time I got cool, I just kept thinking that every time it was and then the second time I heard that noise, that moaning like I freaked out because I said no, this isn' t normal. And the third time a stronger one and that' s when it helped me too scared, I don' t know, yeah, I felt, I don' t know, because too scared. And so I didn' t, yeah, yeah, that' s never happened to me, and I had to run out of the room because I really couldn' t stand it. And I think maybe it was the crybaby, because I don' t know, but I think it was related to that bird that I tell you, maybe it was a witch. I don' t know him and someone else in your colony heard this sound.

59:21 You didn' t ask, no, no, but that time I ran into my parents' room and if they told me that I was very scared son, then yes, imagine I mean, I think the person who hasn ' t lived something similar doesn' t know what it feels like at the time, but they do fear you up to your legs. Not the fear of not knowing what that noise is. Yeah, actually, he' s pretty freaked out. Yeah, yeah. I believe you, then, thank you so much for calling and telling. I don' t know if you want to count any more. You want to send him whatever you like. S isn' t all I can tell perfect. You want to send some greetings. Yes, for my parents. What are your parents' names Ramón and not Mama, his name is Maria, Ramón and Maria with the voice of the mumes I send them greetings. Yeah, with a stick on the mamenta. Greetings, Ramon Maria. Thank you so much for communicating tonight.

1:00:08 Okay, I hope you' re communicating that you' re having a good night. Yes, Andres, I bet you, because there' s the last call of the night. Thank you so much to all the people who were here. We have a regular program tomorrow. Tomorrow we have a program and remember also that this twenty- sixth of April we have a program in Guadalajara, in Zapopan. There are still tickets and you guys want to buy the tickets. Send me a wats and I' ll tell you how to do it. Many congratulations also to thisphany she turns eighteen. It' s calling, it' s sending messages from Tampico this fanny. Many congratulations on your birthday, that you spend it very chido and so much health, which is the best that you can wish someone. The best thing you can say to someone is health already with health the rest, because now it does not come out if you walk bad, because it does not make you want to do absolutely nothing. I was also going to talk to them about something else.

1:01:05 What I was going to tell you about the Guadalajara event and I had something else pending, Sonele, I don' t remember having anything else pending. I had something else to look forward to. There, hello, I ' ll be able to say hello to my son twice. Please, if he gets to listen, he has a disability. His name is Iturra Baptist your son, Greetings, Iturra Baptist. Say hello and I hope you' re all right with Lorena Villafañez. Say hello and I can' t remember Hjole anymore. I just lost it. I' ll tell you something else.

1:01:46 I' m out of line. Totally good. Follow me through YouTube. We' re on YouTube as a scarescop. We are also on Instagram as myoscope to keep the account on tiktok there we also need for the race that wants to follow us through that medium. See you tomorrow morning at 10 : 00 p m, Central Mexico time. My name is Julio Flores and I remind everyone of the following. I remind you that fear, fear has no schedule, that they rest