Historias de Miedo Junio 17 de 2024 PROGRAMA ESPECIAL DE 8 ANIVERSARIO

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 clean energy tarot readings, prepared candles and more and visit them on their different social networks as pagan misteria. Good night. Good evening greetings to all of you welcome, all of you to one more edition of Cope fears. My name is Julio Flores. I salute you. I give you the most cordial welcome tonight. Today is the night of 17 June of the year two thousand twenty- four. Yesterday, yesterday, the program was eight years old. Yesterday the program turned eight years of being here broadcasting and celebrating. I said, well, we' re gonna buy a cake.

1:06 The race always sends me the images of pastries and everything. And now I love you, I want to show you the cake I have. I' ll check here just a little cherry, chocolate nut. Let' s try it, let' s give it a try, right now pity it' s not chocolate. I' m realizing it. It' s like vanilla to good paster m good cake. I' m not gonna tell you where it' s from, because we didn' t get paid. And then there' s something about it. It' s good, uh, it ' s good. It' s really good. They know what he' s got. It' s like coconut. He' s got this coconut in the middle and they know I don' t like the strawberry to see.

2:16 Let me put it over here,' cause then I' m gonna do a it' s going to fall off or something' s going to happen perme I know myself as I am, uh, there it' s okay, eight years. Race, eight years. It' s easy to say, because it' s a real life and we' re on an anniversary tonight. We' re on an anniversary. I' m so glad you' re here. We' re gonna have three hours of show today. Three hours of show we' re gonna have tonight and hopefully enjoy.

2:57 Let' s take it to the quiet, uh, let' s take it easy and say hello to my cousin Chihuis. Which is completely three that twenty- four ago Yes, greetings to the Chihuis could take out the puppies or not thanks to the breed that was there congratulating. Hey, thanks, thanks, son. What do I tell them? During these eight years there have been many stories. Today we' re going to be talking about the top of the stories is more, if you' re going to talk tonight, I' m going to tea, I' m going to ask you what you' re prepared for, what' s your top three stories from Minoscope hello July. They say the storm approaching northern Mexico will touch land in Tampico. The aliens are said to be there to keep this from happening.

3:53 Good question, I don' t know, I hope that a storm will hit Tampico' s race because they need water. And good. Let' s start with the greetings. Greetings for the master' s degree to the judge Fernando of Mexico City, for you your family. Congratulations on the eight years on behalf of Jaime and Nancy de Loreto Zacatecas. Thank you, thank you very, very much. There, they go, there, they' re going to get it because there' s something, uh, there' s something for this show There they go today, on tonight' s show, on the special show, we' re going to have a little present, a little gift from neither do they think it' s going to be that much. I' m going to give you a car, no, no, no, nothing like that, a little gift is in a small detail, not for the number eight call in telling your story. Just look at it. They' re going to tell the calls that are from stories, those are going to tell and the number eight call, that is from Mexico, I' m going to send you a little gift. So, then, encourage yourself to dial so that, then, you can tell your story. Not eight hundred thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six, eight hundred thirty- one, twenty thousand three hundred eighty- six, six hundred and six And you shall mark through the WATS plus fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty,

5:25 one thousand three hundred eighty- six, six, six. Then I hope you can communicate. Many congratulations on your eightth college student from Adrene and José Manuel de Metepex. Greetings Smells jul and congratulations. I' m Huascalientes' soul. Say hello to my sons Dani Chui. I' m a super fan of the Dani Chuy Greetings program, happy anniversary. I wish you every success. You deserve it. I send you a big hug with a lot of love, half a spit. Greetings Julio from a friend of mine, Lupe Flores. Thank you, Lupe, thank you. That' s why I send your greeting to see you. Greetings. There' s the greeting for Regina and with the voice of the Alien. Thank you and good.

6:06 To start tonight' s show? To start tonight' s show, I have an audio that we' re sent through the Watts Ahorita. We' ll put it there You' re found. Look, this isn' t a story, but it' s something that happened before my mom died. She barely died in December. But something very strange, it' s so look, I' m here in America. Yeah, she' s in Mexico. I was in Mexico, I' m sorry then she, a week before she died, we talked and it became very weird to me not that she started telling me that thank you very much, that for everything I had done for her, that she was already very tired, that she was alone. All I wanted was to come and see me, because these were the plans in February. I was coming to see her. We were already twenty years old that we hadn' t looked at each other and so the opportunity. She was being given a chance to come in February, but that week before she died, we got really weird because her little animals all died.

7:20 She had two Chihuahua dogs that were her worship. And one day she called me and told me my daughter died my puppy, I don' t know what happened to her and she was here next to my bed at night. Then that happened on a Monday and in the three days in a row his other puppy died. Then he says I don' t know. It says here, then, dawn beside my dead. I don' t know what' s going on. And my sister, my mom, had given her little birds. The birds were about two years old, and so out of nowhere, they also died. Then this my sister told me that she once at night heard my mom talking to her mom, with my grandma.

8:18 So, my granny' s already been dead for so many years. Then my sister says that she listened to her and that she said no Elena. That' s my grandma' s name and I' d say no Elena. I still don' t want to go I still have something to do. Then, my sister says she was very afraid, but she didn' t, I mean, stay just like that, so what a fart. No. Then this one already let it go. But my sister never told me. She told me this until later, since my mom had passed away. Then, the Tensons mom had a girl who helped her with the cleaning and everything, and the girl also noticed even later told me all this that they told me. It was after my mom passed away. She told me that once my mom was asleep and that my daughter was telling her is the mom that blue dress that' s there. My mom never liked them.

9:24 Let me mention that my mom never liked dresses and less of very strong colors. So what my daughter was saying to you is to put that azure dress on me. Let' s see if I have it, because I have to put it on you put it there and it smells good. And so the girl who helps my mom stays, as well as she' s dreaming. I don' t think so. So, she called him Silvia, because that' s my mother Silvia' s name. But what a blue dress if you don' t have any blue dress and which one you want me to wash that my daughter. She would answer that to the south who ' s hanging there. Look, it' s nice. Then he said I think she must be asleep, dreaming, and so it happened. Then she had this me that time, the day before she passed out, I talked to her and she told me she was eating and she told me she ' s my daughter. I' m eating something right. Rico, look, you know, I' m eating like I' ve never eaten before.

10:37 This is good tasty and I even said ok, Mom, then I call you more in time and we talk not because for you to eat I mean, to listen to her that I was eating so rich it became me as well, as a disrespect not to be talking to her eating. That was the last time I talked to her. The day after she passed away. She gave him a fulminant stoppage. She fell asleep that day, she was in Mexico City. I was made like that day. I don' t know Julio is I had a feeling I' d never had, a huge desperation. I really felt so. I told my sister to tell her how she is. I was just saying that now you can' t answer me, but right now Julio, that day I got up. I went to the bathroom and trust me that remembering it hurts so much. This one put me in the bathroom and I smelled flowers very, very, very, some flowers that smelled so rich and I said, oh, why it smells like that. No. Then I said I even told my husband Mira doesn ' t give you the pain and my husband told me there you' re crazy July I left and sat down called me. I don' t lie

12:09 to you, it wasn' t a minute since I read those flowers and I felt something very weird. In me I felt very desperate, very anxious. The minute that happened to me that they called me, and that' s when they told me I didn' t go to frayed. So, from what I heard there with you and elsewhere, I was told by many people that maybe it was because she went to say goodbye to me, because we were twenty years old, that we were twenty years old not to look at her. I came to America for fifteen years, because she suffered from cancer. So you know in Mexico that' s all very expensive. Then I remembered this because on Friday they were talking about it, that people want to live, but sometimes the economy this makes us bad at play. And this is not a story, but it is something I wanted to share with all of you, because the story is sad. This one that tells us many people who live in America, because it fights with this of not being able to see their relatives, because it is there you cannot return. Then it is very difficult for them not to be able to say goodbye, because of their mother. Not even yes, as he says in the story, he most probably went to say goodbye. I want to send a greeting to the good Juan Albornozo, he' s already to Argentina. Greetings many greetings,

13:43 and also to Dr Pateiro, who is connected. We' re here today because we' re earlier. Now they' re asking us good. Today we are celebrating the eighth anniversary of the programme today, yesterday was the eighth anniversary. But as yesterday he joined Father’ s Day, a new program. So, if we' re celebrating Midescoop' s eighth anniversary today, I' m very happy to be here with you. We' ve been through the first story of the night. Today we are going to be three hours of program, from nine to ten, from ten to eleven and from eleven to twelve for the border. It would be ten to eleven, eleven to twelve, and twelve to one for the border. That we' re on the radio right now. So get ready for these three hours of program that are just starting. The race you want to call is welcome to communicate. Eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred and six congratulations. Says ten times my scout no more.

14:43 I' ve got about eight months listening to the show is better than the current one. Thank you for the comparison, but not that program is classic. So no, we can' t compare ourselves to that and it ' s not good to buy too then fear is, because it' s different. I can bet you there' s no other show like MIDOOSCOP my record. Here we do it between us and it' s special because it ' s different. Some people may not like it because it' s not scary enough. We' re not serious enough or. I don' t know, so there' s taste to taste. No, but here we talk to the race. Just pretend we' re all together. Katy Rubaylus thanks for the gift, and Alexander also here in Tiktok Many thanks then, as it is totally different. I don' t think there' s any comparison with any other program. Now let' s answer the first call of the night. Now you' re going in good night, well, good night or good night with whom I like London, Güey, Luis, where you are Luis, I' m in warrior' s, but for the moment I' m radic in the United States. Perfect. It' s the first time you' ve marked Luis. It' s my first time, but I' ve been listening for about two and a half years now.

16:18 Hey, I really appreciate that you' re dialing tonight. Thank you so much for communicating and also for listening to the program. For so long, I' d like to ask you and you know that today is the eighth aniver to come out the program true yes, of course, ok, what do you think would be your top three stories that you liked most about the program yes, sorry programs there are several, but the one that impressed me the most is also Madrid, something from Jamaica, very good, very good, the escape from Jamaica. That' s the way you remember that I' m sorry, yes, yes, yes, which one you remember also the one that the boy Jesus then marks. Ah yes, yes, yes, yes, the good Jesus, and those of the trailer that is well has good stories that has no longer marked the trailer truth there is time.

17:22 I wanted no marks You remember that story that talked about the deceased being brought in in the trailer that was showing up. Yes, exactly. I ' ve heard it several times. That' s a good story, that ' s a good story. Let' s see if she' ll be here right now, if we pass that story again tonight. I' ll tell you one thing. I think that trailer story is inside my top thirteen, too. Yes, yes, yes, because it' s a story between fabricante, because everything that had to happen and there was something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, and then welcome to tonight' s show.

18:03 You' re gonna tell some story. You want to talk some story, because I want nothing. Many congratulations, Grally, I hope it' s many years. No. Thank you very much. And it' s a little story that hated us in the state of Guerrero, okay, little one, but very scary. But now it' s a story. I mean, see, capi, we were radicin' in the state of warrior before with my brothers and my mom and we were in the kitchen already at about nine o' clock at night. Yeah, on the side of the yard we had a big yard in the back and we had a little horseload of work. Okay, so we had her in a galley. I don ' t know if you know what a galley is. It' s kind of like an industrial mavecita, so to speak, like a barn, like a kind of big or exact, and the kid was in that part there,

19:37 in the barn. And but that little horse had a lot of history with my grandfather' s disa, Paterno. Yes, he had already passed away and brought them to us now. We did charge ourselves with him, because we lived there beside him. But he was very much loved by him. Okay and it was night and my mom always sent us early to feed him. And that day, for it had already been said night, and so the truth gives us a little snow over there, because there was very little light. And so my mom sent us several times and we didn' t really take any notice of each other. Yeah, right now we were in the kitchen here we' re going to do nothing and when we hear that you' re going and that you' re being kicked out to eat the horse, aha was eating the horse and right now, there weren' t any more people. So, actually, there was no one else in the house. It was like someone fed the horse and nobody knew who the

21:08 fuck fed it. Right, someone' s going to feed them, but we didn' t know who was actually going to feed him, because we thought he was our grandfather' s, and if I was what happened, that is, in the house, there was no one else, no one could come in anymore, and you know we were surprised by that because the horse was eating, because if we, no one of us was already going to feed him, yes, and that' s what' s weird. We were surprised because it' s weird, because you know that we didn ' t go and the horse was already eating, I mean, nobody went to feed him. We didn' t go to see your horse for a meal. Yeah, it' s really weird. This thing you' re saying, uh, it' s really weird. You know two understood.

22:11 Okay, so they never knew who it was and I imagine you think it was the spirit of Lord Truth. That was thinking of us, of course, because I tell you, it was a horse that was very dear, that was, had for a long time, He could him for a long time and it was one of such favorite evils and we kept them and we kept them. But this day, in fact, what we are seeing is something that, of course, was not us. But that day the mother sent us and the truth scared us to go, to feed him. And when we said, we didn' t listen when you put on the food altar and then we went for a drink and if you were already eating, caba there, yes, of course, there, well, it' s weird. I' m telling you, as you stood there doubting who fed you. To the horse, then or not, to see we had an answer and we imagined it clearly, of course, I say, so you tell me, I imagined the same thing. Thank you so much, hi for sharing the story. No, no, thanks to you and he' s here, but he didn' t do it wrong. No, no, no, don' t worry. Not here, no problem here.

23:41 The point is that the breed already marks, we are neither professionals nor much less, so don' t worry. That' s why I really appreciate you taking your time to dial. I also thank you for the time you have listened to the program, because I know that I have already listened to it for time and for encouraging you to dial. Thank you very much. I hope more people are also encouraged to dial. For the first time tonight. I' ll tell you straight no. Thank you very much. I ' ve passed them now. Yes, the message to my brothers so that he will listen to you and so are already written. So, yes, to you, to your channel and many thanks to peace, Miguel and that ' s all there. Thank you, thank you. He' s listening to you every night. Many, many thanks and that spent an excellent night, Luis O, many thanks to you for congratulations and many or bye bye ok. First call the night. Thank you so much for communicating. And let me make a little call and see there goes the number of the iss.

25:00 The line here is on the screen. It is the more fifty- two eight hundred thirty- one, twenty thousand three hundred eighty- six, six hundred six. Let' s see, I' m making a call to see if they' ll answer me right now, congratulations, allidasko for turning eight. Hey, Julito, what do you say to your dad' s race show to watch them talk to him like, give him a like what else and sign up Andale very well, hey, tell the race as well when I retire from my scooter to let him do programs, who' s going to take the show or Andale, how you' re going to say see history for cana remember magic. Okay, hey, Julito, pass me your mom. Please, hey hey, congratulations on seeing the producer.

26:11 I think this is the first time we' ve talked on the show. No, yes, it' s the first time. Yeah, three vera. Okay, hey, I want you to talk to the race because eight years isn' t little or much less, and I want to take advantage, right now, to thank my wife for the show because the net now does, which started from a hobby. I' m going to tell you something. Hey, the race, right now, it' s connecting. I' m going to talk about something. I don' t think I ' ve said this before, much less. And I' m gonna say it, right now. I moved to almost here to a city I' m afraid of clothes from Monterrey, because basically I didn' t find a job, I didn' t have a job, and I started to do scarescop out of nowhere. Then my wife knows all the work that has now touched both of us, because she has touched both of us and knows that my edoscope started from scratch, nothing at all, and the only thing I got from her was the full support to do the program. Although, perhaps, at that time, because he had no work, he found some temporary work and then he no longer had it. And yes, indeed, yes,

27:44 it was a time when the money did not arrive. True, it ' s not true, yes, yes, it' s true then, yes, fortunately, we never saw her like that ant color. We lived with the least thing really and she is witnessing that my edocop was never made with the desire to become rich or to have money or anything less. That ' s what I mean. It was never my thoscops. He did because I liked the project and because it really started that way. No, and I' m very happy for her, who' s always been supporting me to do the show, even to get out and all this was my shugar mommy for a long time. Say that, say it, with all pride, uh defar then, then yes, I mean, my edoscops is made a thousand percent with the heart. Actually then, yes, I wanted to discuss this with you. I want to thank my wife publicly for always being with me throughout the project. I really appreciate it. I always tell you that, and I don' t know how to say a few words there for the race you' re listening to. Now maybe I don' t know the show or anything. And you know that here we are very clear,

29:15 because the children and I, because we are very proud because people, because they don' t see all the work behind them. It' s surprising to me because I don' t know him. Obviously, it' s not my area, because as you only handle all the wire that you have there connected and all the screens and all the networks, to be on the slope and apart to be listening, paying attention to the story and reading comments, because it' s not easy at all And more difficult when you go out to introduce yourself to other cities and you have to take the equipment and connect it alone and good and for unforeseen things that can be presented and whatever you want, because you take it forward. And so, besides, because also thank, for those who follow you from day one and that you have found very nice people, very beautiful friendships all over the world. And I think that' s the best thing for these eight years, the mediacopiers, perfect truth. And so, besides that, it was the father' s day. Well, besides, you work at night and if you get up early to leave the child or before you do the show, you make us meat or dinner, etcetera. I mean, all that' s appreciated, too, and I thank you. No. Thank you very much.

30:42 Thanks to HR for always being a MINOSCOP producer. And then let' s see if we' ll miss another one, eight more years not with the show before we leave it to him julito. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And there' s another one too that I think does a great job too, which is read Alice, greetings ali that the LEID the net. We don' t talk much about reading Leis is MIDESCOP' s community manager. I don' t know if I' m seeing this, but you read the net. My respects. Uh, that' s actually it, my two- coup just because we ' re practically read and I' ll agree. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we' re the ones who bring all the social media and everything from Midescopte and yeah. Greetings to Lias and also congratulations to her. Not if this is some other message, julito who wants to give that you want to miss someone who clicks or goes to see my daughter to see this. I never do race ever this now I do put everyone in, because, because it' s a part. But the truth is that these eight years five has been quite, quite cost and is done with everything, with all the affection of the world. There' s a cut or not that' s good to see this talk to the people who wave with midoscop this, how

32:14 do you see that your dad that, the programs and all that talk to them, please let them know it' s a lot of words. I want him to be more famous than the Rivers. Not that, it' s nothing to see ay, but tell people what' s going on with the programs. How you' ve seen the shows. You' ve had to drive midoscop, too You' ve got to tell them yes, yes, you' re chido, it' s chido, no, aha ok, what else you tell people to give like and subscribe, write perfect and what. Thanks for your videos. Thanks to you. I want you killed anyway, because there it is, there are the words of the family.

33:13 Thank you so much, let me hang up. Thank you very much. I repeat this again. I don' t normally. Today' s a day. The truth is that it is very special, very special for the program. The eight- year- old is said to be easy, but believe me, he is a son, for he is busy with much work, much patience, and much dedication. That' s what you' ve got. That' s what you' ve got. We got the second call of the night and we' re gonna take it. Good night Hello, good night, July Good night, I have the pleasure with Yuridia. How cool, I' d say, where you' re from this Hidalgo, which part of Hidalgo Yuridi is known. Travel Cuba, Hidalgo, where I' m sorry. Already Cuba? Yasa Cuba? Aja Cuba? Aja Cuba? Aha cu Cuba? Neither Idal Go had marked me before. We had no contacts on instagram. Ok to see Jacobo and what' s up with the Jacobo Hidalgo that' s there or what' s going on, because we have two than three Bandiarios, that' s all. I make you hot ah how rich, how rich the devil stinks, not the thermal water walks watery bros danle rotten guevo. No, no, not so much,

34:44 but yeah, that cipher water. That' s cool, that' s Chinese. I' ve gone. There is a nearby hotel from here where I live, called Taninul Hotel in Ciudad Valles are Luis Potosí and there thermal water is very, very rich. Unfortunately, Ciudad Valles is one of the hottest cities in all of Mexico. Then imagine the city is hotter and then water into its forums you finish. As well it looks like chicken broth what' s inside the pool eh wavele that does. Yeah. Hey, well, welcome tonight that you' re not going to talk good before the arts that I told myself, before you tell me how much I was listening to the son program, I took him about two or three years, net two or three years, yeah, no more distance, a little bit, but we' re here again, so you got into the pandemic more or less. Yeah, okay I listen to you well, usually I watch them videos, but in my work ok in the day and it is that in the evenings, because it was complicated sometimes to connect. But yes, at work this one was always more sister- in- waiting. That' s cool and from or from these years you' ve been here. Tell me your top three. So you remember stories that you liked more about the program, because they are as if, yes I liked it this, but it

36:16 was a story of Yamamoto, of Juan Carlos Lorela, ah of the master, very good. I' m a motorcycle caller, yes, yes, and he' s kidnapped by the aliens He' s not on his own, yes, and I' m drawn to it. I haven' t found the stories anymore, but this some that I think were from Veracruz ok that said this one sounded like the turbines of a plane ah cara. And I don' t remember that. Yeah, you realize they heard them and they came out and I think they saw light and I don' t know if they did. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that' s right.

37:00 Hey, that one' s about two years old, not from that story. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it was almost for the time of the master' s degree than with all the stories. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I already remembered that story and so it' s someone else' s, because I don ' t remember anymore. But they' re all good. So what chido? How cool that you have your favorite prehistories there, and I also thank you for the call you' re not going to talk about tonight from Ajacuba. Well, first of all, it' s to congratulate you on these eight years that we have, and then we' re here for many, many more years to go on. Let' s hope so. Yes, well, stories, not to me, no, so far, no, no, nothing has happened to me just because obviously, the beliefs here of the people. If you want to share any forwards, it does then.

38:00 I believe that those everywhere, of witches, of children, that is, of newborns, that we must take care of them, that we must take care of them. More than anything at night. Ok and some specific story that you' ve had to hear from someone who wanted to take her or I don' t know, because not only about thirteen years ago I was pregnant with my oldest son. And so they told us our house is a little located, like I' ll tell you, about 200 meters before the milpas start. Yes, and so, obviously, it' s this path of people who are going to clean the milpas to water at night. And then they told us that this one had seen witches standing here above the house Ok. But no, no, I mean, we never had anything.

39:16 No, no, no, no, and then they did tell me that, well, obviously, I was careful, because sometimes the witches, when you' re pregnant, come down to touch your stomach that as a sign of being pushing the babies away to give it, that' s how they say this is mine, okay, but no, that' s not where you' re from, never notice that never with my son, never happened to me, I never saw anything. That' s good. No, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, there are many stories there and Hidalgo. In fact, there is a place in Hidalgo that I don ' t remember the name that is known as the place of the Rujas.

40:00 No, no, I don' t remember which part of Hidalgo witches. I agree exactly where it' s from in which city. One way to see if the race tells me where Hidalgo is and where there are enough witches. That' s where they tell us what' s going on. But I really appreciate the call tonight. Yes, well, here too we have been told that in the house, there are goblins. And that' s because, like, how' s the thing. No, well, what I do know about one of my aunts is that this one did see them, and they made her naughty. What did you do to him? Another day, they turned on the blender. In the day he saw them, yes, he came to see this one as a sombreta looking out of the wall. Yeah, yeah. It' s weird about the equator, and I' m always on him what I think tickled his feet, too.

41:09 The good news is, I washed them. Don' t imagine if I don' t tell them the thing that he thinks he has goblins in his house, that he puts talcum on the floor so that the eggs are marked. It would be super interesting to see that. Yeah, I knew it ' s a candy totto and around this talquito or, for example, cornstarch because they get there is that they take the candy and then, obviously, their little steps get to them, they' re filled with such cornstarch flour whatever it was and they were leaving the eggs. Yeah, it' d be interesting to see the sellaways. If someone comes to be that and you get the eggs that they tell us. No, oh, yeah, but it' s also said it' s like calling them your house. Well, yeah, well, you' re already leaving the plate there to imagine you coming home and being told to see, they' re bringing you a little boat there with sweet bread. They' re hot chocolate, because obviously you won' t want to go true. No, not who' s going to play ugly at that. No, yes, yes, this but good one invites the race to burn down tonight so that we have more stories there. We' re gonna be three hours today. Uh, no, yeah, yeah, that' s what I realized, no, well, yeah, you have to bite so that, because this family of coperos fears grows ok. I find it excellent to share, to share, you want to send some greetings. Yes, well, to all those who come to hear the stories perfectly. Thank you so much for calling tonight, not much

42:45 congratulations on what I know for many years. Thank God, whether you go down or buy, there' s the so- called Yuridia. Thank you. Let me make a quick call like that. Allow me a little more s or urns that we' re on an anniversary today. Today we' re on an anniversary and I want to be a call to see if they ' ll answer me. Right now, well, well, me, good night. You' re sarto, well, you' re on the air, good night to the race I don' t know, because obviously he ' s not going to know, he' s my older brother, you ' ve been here once not two bregs twice, but you didn' t talk or anything. One I bought spoke very little, but that chapter was lost, I mean, it wasn' t lost. We didn' t get him out. I don' t think so, if it' s because I looked it up on this YouTube. If I' ve found him.

43:45 Okay. Okay. The reason for my call to my greatest brother, Jorge, whom I thank for having taken the call is and I have already said before, because he was one of the people who pushed me to do my edooscop a little over eight years ago. You remember, Jorge, I had two other shows. In the first you remember that I was transmitting from your room, that it was a small room that you had in the back of the house, transmitted on your computer with a very chafo modem and I invited your friend Ruben once I followed the program and all that was in the year two thousand. Just look at how long it' s been. That was in the year two thousand. In the year two thousand and ten you also came to accompany me once in fear on radio. Tal. It' s not right. I accompanied you saw ray such and I have seen the evolution that you have had because before, yes, you fought him a little bit. But now, now, because of so many years, you already have many boards, already you know how to move very well in that medium.

44:58 And we' re going little by little. But there' s something very important. I didn' t want to show up on camera, I didn' t want to be on YouTube, I didn' t want to have any of that. I didn' t want anything to do with it. And Jorge was always telling me it should be from your YouTube channel, it should be there on the Internet. You remember he always said to me. Yeah. Yeah, well, that charming thing that those who are in that kind of media actually have, and I was told that you could put it together. He told us. It took a long time to do that.

45:43 I remember that when I started in my first directs, in the application called Perisk, I didn' t like to show my face because they made me too bullying. When you show the letter, you keep telling me the truth. But now it' s good enough for me to be told that. But before I did have a lot to do with what people told me and that' s why I didn' t like going out. I didn ' t like to stand up, I didn' t like to go out much less. But little by little I took courage and developed the MINOSCOP program and repeated it again. It was a 16th June of the year two thousand and sixteen when this program had its first official broadcast as my EDOSCOP. From what you remember, Jorge, more or less what you liked the program the most. I know you don' t listen to it much, I mean I' m not going to force you either, but more or less than you remember the show what you liked the most during these eight years, that ' s because there have been several interesting stories. I say what I think more than the stories they could tell, because that' s enough, because the reactions you' ve told me, that people have had when they see you on the street. And that, I think, is also very worthy of what you have not discussed. I don' t know if you' re talking to my mom right now, my mom was going to the ox and someone else was watching the transmission on the cell phone. Then my mom

47:15 was very proud to see someone watching the transmission and so you do things like that that that you gradually realize, because you do have several people who are following you. True and that' s very good, because the truth is that you' ve stung him. The truth is that I think I say those who have been close to you we realize that you have fought him and also a very big applause and congratulations to your family, which has backed you in this walk. Right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, that was Right now, I was talking to her about the race that, because I didn' t have a job, I had no way to win the ana or anything, but they never let me out of it, there was never a no and no longer wasting time with that or any of it. On the contrary, and this I say I mentioned earlier, but it never started out for money. We never did it for money. No way I' m gonna make money later. Not with this, no, no, nothing to do with it. I' m always determined, because it was something I liked and I still like it. And that' s what I call it. No. And so it is, yes, no, no. And here forward, because this story is always going to be fear and there are always different stories. And the father of your community is that he' s not just from Mexico. I say that you have people who follow you in Argentina, Peru, Spain, then this one because everyone

48:45 has a different story to tell and this you, as moderator, have managed to get along very well the program and it is very here likes these horror stories. I say I think it' s amazing how a world- wide people like this, who knows Peru, that there' s a different story in Argentina or another in Spain. So this is all very good for all those who like this kind of story. So, thank you so much for accepting the call Thank you always for being there supporting the project as well. You want to comment on something else about the race that is listening to you, Ahorita, because a very strong hug here, Julio, and a greeting to your community and that follows this forward, as my Mom says share make this Community bigger so that it continues to grow. Congratulations. Thank you.

49:44 See you later. There' s my brother' s call. We are three brothers, nel Is Jorge, my media brother, Carlos, that at the same time if there are chances of frame and because I am the youngest and son I do not know you have noticed I say the calls have been really with my family, because I am a super familiar person and allows bunito. Don' t hang up on me. And the truth is, I like that, I mean, I like that with the show. If you ' ve noticed, I really like to transmit that vibe with you. I love that the show is heard with your family, with your children, which is a very difficult thing to do today, I mean, it' s very difficult for people to sit down to watch a show together with their dad, with their mom, and I say we' ve slowly made it.

50:31 And that, son, is the most important thing. And it fills my heart a lot with that. It fills my heart a lot with that and we' re gonna keep doing it. Let' s keep giving those, well, those nice tips to all the people. And well, let' s take the next call Good night, hello che, in reality, good night with whatever taste, nice to meet you, Julio and I' m tati hr the first time I mark you. I' ve never marked your ante. I' m a fan of your show. Thank you where we are from, Mira, I' m from michoacán, from Mexico, but we live with my wife, my daughters, my family in California. We ' re talking from here, from Fres No, Andale, all California.

51:17 Chido, Santigo, that' s cool. And Marcos is a pilot. I am a pilot and I listen during my travels all over the country, always on your program you keep me awake at night when I am working and don' t stain me I love scary stories. Chido, uh, I ' m so glad you' re marking tonight. I imagine you' ve had some time listening to the show. Yeah, look what I got. I didn' t find out before you went looking for something you like. I always like scary things because now I' m going to tell you a little bit about my experience. But all of a sudden it was kind of like I loved it when I started listening to your test because it reminded me of that famous show with the hairy hand that was said in Mexico. Ah thank you, very famous here in America too. And I really like the format you' re following where you leave against people and people can talk about their experiences and that you live with them in a very close way and I love that you treat the environment a lot so that it stays clean and beautiful and we can talk all our stories stuff in a very open way, as it should be, as it should be, uh, yes gay and Julio not the truth. I congratulate you very much that this spirit does not decay.

52:28 I love meeting people with this momentum, with that pleasure of getting ahead and getting what you like, because when you first like what you like, you don' t work, you no longer enjoy what you do like that. That' s right, it' s like every night. Imagine if I wasn' t here all Monday through Friday, you' d say why I' m doing it, of course, yes, not how nice and truly we enjoyed it. He was one of your fans who enjoys what you do. My family did well, too, and I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, my family, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, my family, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well, I' ve done well. I love hearing and the scary stories so much I love that you say that your family hears it too. Thanks a lot to everything yes and out there to all friends, also giving them the data, because many wonder listen you don' t know stories. So, I don' t know what. Of course I do by honestly recommending your program that I hope it will continue to grow much more and that I know that you will speak very famously and I hope so. Let' s hope I do say, although we' ve been here eight years, we almost started two years ago. Well, in the program then it was five or six years of biting stone, practicing stones. Yeah, don' t tell me look. I was a teacher in Mexico for many years as a teacher of Spanish literature, much of that kind of thing. Now I am no longer devoted to completely different things. And I did something very similar to what you do, but never. I never got to devote myself fully. So, now that I see you' re training a project like the one I once dreamed of, I said woe to which father to support and encourage you to call today and yes, I want to return your fans and the day

53:59 you deal with stories, no more tell me. I' ve got so much Andale that sounds great to me Listen, have the most dog you have the most chida. Don' t worry, I' m not going to talk to you the dumbest, but I' m going to tell you a story that people are going to like a lot. Or that I feel like you can just give it to a lot of people. Okay this, me, when I started now I' m seeing the pandemic, and this is one of the most repulsive stories in advance. I tell you that I am a person who happens to me very often of this type and I believe a lot in the spiritual area. I am a person who cannot tell you that I have a specific religion, but I am extremely spiritual. I believe the God. I believe in all that and I do a lot of studying, because I, since I was a child, strange things happen to me and they call it strange. But for me and we are very common, so common that I can even see things and everything and take it as part of real life. My wife might. That' s going to keep us together a lot, because it' s just like me girls the same and we ' re a family that we keep, we can have another. I give my name exactly what tea is. I give nothing more. I' m nicknamed because I don' t want you to know who I am for a lot of people I go to know me then by my name, but so to put it you know me then look at me like this, so always present with you. I' m a saint because I' ve been a saint since I was a kid. He made me in San tic ah Ok.

55:22 This one then looks at the two thousand nineteen, when he came to the pandemic, I was still a teacher and already worked in private schools. Then, in the two thousand nineteen, who finished the job, they sent us all home and obviously, people did not pay the tuition. So imagine the teachers who lived in the colleges, the students. All that, because we all fell apart, our work, our source of income. Then my brothers in my family, all with doctors and I have a brother who is a doctor, very good, he in his area in Mexico, and this one I started invited me. I hurt myself how good you are to speak dead and I said no, because I never fixed or seen a cancellation, but we' re going in and I agreed to help him. Then I started to support him in that area and he says no, because Mira taught you and taught me how to pass the instruments on to him, how to get through things. And I don' t have this. I want to do more than what I' m telling you. I ah perfect for that time. I was this one, I practiced many years mixed martial arts.

56:27 So I used to do my free time, sports, and I knew so many things about fights and things like that, especially dislocations and things like that. So what you know how to do I sent the rappling, the grappling exactly that was my fort. I was studying in time and lujito and they tell you my brother is that what you know will serve us. And I ' m saying, okay, what do you say this for? Follow me, you went with my brother, I didn' t know exactly what to condition. So, the first times I started dealing with this issue of people who already died, who already died, I always came to the kidney the first times to everything that was good, well focused trying to give it the instruments in a correct way, and I focused only on not seeing it as something impressive, because yes, it is impressive to see a person who is already deceased and that you have to be preparing it, so that his body can stay in good condition, while it is the traditions in which they bury it clearly And then, because we started that work and I had some time.

57:38 I had a lot of work at night, usually it was always night in the early mornings and I was waking up nothing for all the money we went, but there was a specific occasion. There are many stories about this, but there is one that is very specific that marked me quite. It ' s not the story to make you believe that nobody' s anything and I don' t want to believe it. Don' t believe it completely. I enjoy it a lot, because I lived it to myself. It ' s my turn to tell this story because I could see him live. Enjoying isn' t something I' m afraid of, on the contrary. I' m very attracted to it and we' re headed for a little ranch that' s close to one of the main community, but it' s a small ranch. Then we were going with my brother on our way to this ranch. They' ve spoken to us about 3: 00 in the morning and I' ll tell you what we' re going to do.

58:24 I already had some experience and he tells me he' s an old man. He says that because he rocked, he says and we have to go prepare him. And I say ok and it just says there' s a little detail. He says this person didn' t realize anyone was already there. He was already dead. And this and we' re going to be already very rigid body. It says then we' re going to have to do three things. There with what you know true, because there are certain maneuvers that you have to do with many forces to be able to accommodate them sometimes, because people, when they are already in that situation, it is not so easy to move them, even if they don' t believe me maybe I' ll advance a little bit, but talking to them they let go little by little. Yeah, yeah, wait, but sometimes no, you have to resort to force now. So I went there and when we were getting to the ranch ranch away from the main community, we know it came from that community. There' s a gentleman who sells, just as small towns sell little boxes to pitchers. They already sell them, and they take the service of candlelights and all that is empty, everything that is occupied for the funeral parlor and take it to the place. Then we were on the way and we saw that this person was already coming back and Herman, Dr Ching, says he already won us the funeral home and I tell him and what he says, well, that the body is no longer inside

59:58 the casket drawer says and it' s going to be hard to work with him and it' s going to be hard to take out the father body, put him on a bed and relax and you say,' cause I ' m going to see you a lot of work today because let' s go, because we got to a house. I explain quickly, a very dark house, there was a long corridor, as well as flowers like a garden, and to the bottom was a small little house with a little light that barely looked very small. People not other than about six people, seven people and we got off and my brother went over and let me go see and separate see how the preparation of the body is going to be and I mean, I tell you, it' s coming down from the truck so then I started to get things out of the truck and everything came up and got closer to the body. And yes, indeed, he was an old man who was there in his coffin yes, very dirty, very dirty, and had his hands as in his chest, so gripped and very like very crooked, so very hard. Then we came from everything and I chin and there I had brother son to him what you think and I say what it says. And what happens is this house has no furniture. And here where the Lord' s body is I was on the doorknob of the house, where I barely fit my brother and I to be able to work with him and he says you know what. We' re not going to have a choice, he says we' re going to have to work with him inside the coffin. We can' t get him out, because it' s going to be very grotesque to put him on the floor. And they told him no, for I did tell him, and we said, for here we work for him, so let' s start cleaning him up. My job was to clean it up, comb it and start and while you were doing the maneuvers, I don' t tell you, because it was very

1:01:29 grotetic. Then I was preparing my brother and the body. You have to make certain intuitions to get the chloroform into your body and start walking all over your body and you are already beginning to perfederate. Then there is an incision made in the arm, one of the arms, in the main vein. Then he tells me to take his arm, he says pulls hard. It says so now it doesn' t matter, it says because we don' t get a choice. It says you have to pull it hard while I start making an incision and connect the syringes and everything that goes there with the formulas to start doing the blood supply inside the body. Or that it' s okay and I' ve settled in the hole I was always used to touching a body and in that state, without teleking ice cream that very hard and jambled it with a lot of force. So and the person threw his cover and then he started and my brother started talking to the body, which is really very private. What he does with them. He begins to say no, because don' t worry look at oms to leave well presentable for his family to see him and that I don' t know how much and began to tell him things like that and little by little his body felt like his hand. Little by little, I was loosening her, lugging her, until she was completely stretched out and my brother started making the incision. Then the candles got in our way and they say my brother you know what, because there were two candles on the deceased' s head and twice on my feet and I gave myself you know what the candles and put them in a

1:03:02 place where they don' t go to this one because we can drop one ok I took all the candles and put them recharged on the wall near the coffin feet, but they were sold. They didn' t turn off. I tried not to turn them off. Then the four candles were lit and my brother was working. The candles got in between what is the coffin and my brother working and the candles then he started doing his job and he started going through things while he had his hand and then he started making the incision and crouched my brother was working like this and the candles stayed with me. As someone who is far behind and starts to hear a noise, as well as when the air is blowing to pay for the candles and my brother tells me what that is and I say to the candles I think they want to shut down in the air and say my brother, but he is not making air and I say to them then no yes. And the strangest thing is not that I said. The strangest thing is that of the four candles that are there, only one is the one that you want to turn off and the others had their flame. So normal and it says ah ok, it ' s just a few if it' s a ok you don' t touch. And he went on in his work, he' s already very professional, he didn' t pay much attention. Then I stood there stretching it and it tells me I was there the adredalin was already falling down for that moment, because it always goes down like the kidney, already when you are calm and you are already working. And in that and I had to throw in his hand And suddenly my brother tells me who' s there,

1:04:34 but he without turning, he kept doing the angisin and commanding the veins and putting them in what he has to do and I tell him where and he tells me there you wait for me and in this I turn to where he is. And Julio is not necessary if you don' t want to believe me in the feet of the taúd where I was holding my hand in the feet practically weakened my brother was like this, He was good to you, I was standing and I was seeing his body as well as sad, no and I stayed as oral, but I was so impressed that I stayed watching him. And the old man was just looking at his body, more than anything else, and then no more. Suddenly he turned around as well as to see me and began to fade little by little, little by little, as if it were your how exactly he disappeared and it was my turn to see how that person appeared in front of what fear. And my brother says and he told me he' s the old man, right, he says my brother' s old, right. I say yes, and the carnal ludo tells me you won' t be scared and I say no, you don' t scare me. On the contrary, it calls me the tension.

1:05:43 What do I do, so nothing goes on working. You tell me we have to finish the body early. And I ok because that was my experience the ge I touched me to see a spirit by calling it so openly, oh that is turning his body as we arranged his body to see that it was not the only thing that has happened so many so many, but this was one of the most impressive, where I have seen completely as if he were a real person standing looking at his body in the same clothes that his body had in the coffin And if it touched me to see it I saw a little step from me. Uh- huh Too bad you didn' t dial before. I hope they keep checking on me, because I think they have more stories like this. Oh, yeah, this is one of the most recent. I don' t have some are too late. Nothing more, but I can tell you. I' ve got several in my bag. I have one I liked very much in the guitar that they counted on your program of some gentleman who was on a court. I don' t know if the macoumorous something like that said Javito a lady. Then he opened up to his friends who came to sleep. Then she' ll be serious. I don' t know if you remember her. Javito will not have been the house of Matamoros de Javito. I think it' s gonna be one of those. We lived in a house when I was a kid, where something like that happened. There was a hall that was with a party hall and it was destroyed. It was an old rein that brought me together for a very low price and things happened to my whole family and very

1:07:15 interesting. I think that' s where I got a lot of things to live on and I have a lot of stories. I tell you in the bag that if God two this life and when you can, I' m gonna be marking you, I' m gonna tell you little by little and I feel like you' re gonna like it when you want to dial. Here' s your space like all the people and I thank you so much for telling me this story and all the people you' re listening to. You want to send some greetings. You want to comment on something else for the race that' s listening to you. Right now, yes, of course, because I send a greeting to my wife Alice in exchange I can not get you out. Right, my wife is called dew ah dew ok you one of your masters there with the voice of the MOMI or what worth going? Let' s see there goes no greetings, but see it' s the owner, but there goes sun. There' s the greeting ready to give him. There' s the guamia pain. This one does when you like it. They also do when you like a marked cremen. Here ' s your space. Hey, thanks a lot, Julio. Of course I do with pleasure. Later I' ll keep some stories now that you ' re getting closer to the day of death to tell you the most terrifying ones I have, some that will leave your mouth open, but this sound that strikes me very much by the closeness that I had with something so close to death that ok I love. It seems excellent to me that it looks like an excellent night santi just like julio venty, or strong hug and we are in contact. Good congratulations, because this whole bathroom and it goes on

1:08:47 doesn' t stop. Thank you so much for the so- called Santi Gracias. Let me see if I can look. We have a call to see. Well Nights, well, well, what happened, Julio. Good night, the good oscar kings from orizaba Veracruz. My dear Oscar how well you are here listening to your show. To hear Oscar, how you see I' ve heard. Okay. Yesterday marked eight years of the program. What do you think. No, well, to congratulate you, Julio, as you know, here on the master' s day. Juan Carlos has been a pioneer in this type of activity. No yes, he mainly focused on what is the OMNI phenomenon. But now he' s already with the paranormal. To me, the paranormal that I am sincere, does not attract much attention, you stop it, but I have always supported those actions because, then, it must be one open to everything exactly then this, then, to congratulate you and wish you that, because it is many more years if God wants this program so successful and, because it continues to encourage people to tell you their stories, because finally, although you carry the program,

1:10:17 they do it exactly. That' s the important thing, because I alone in the program don' t, no more doesn' t work. It ' s not working. That' s Julio and, as I was saying a moment ago, one of the people who called you to congratulate your family too, because the truth is this takes a lot of time from our year. I' m not telling you about one day, I' m telling you about the whole year, and it' s hard for them to hold you like this and your family doesn' t like it. In this case, I want to think that your family does like it, because when you came here to Orizaba, one of your brothers came with you then this one, because it is very important. Family backup. That' s right, I want to send saluz to all reason and I think we' re going to see each other soon there are some things in Orizaba and in Córdoba, Veracruz and this one. And also, so, thank you Oscar, because whenever I go there, there' s you and the master and they know that we' re both very much and I hope to see them back there, get some taquitos, some pambasos. This one and yes and so, hit it all eh, that' s Julio. Not so happy to meet you around here. You know what you can do. We make room for our activities to be with you wherever you go and do whatever you tell us to do. Thank you very much, Oscar I send you a strong,

1:11:50 strong hug. You know I cherish you a lot and hope to see you soon. Proco Julio himself. Many congratulations, a hug and good night. Time to oscar Reyes. No, he' s a reporter over there in Veracruz orizaba. Since I introduced him to the master' s degree I liked to see. Let' s see if the call comes in Let' s make feel the call Carlos you' re live on the show so you don ' t say rudeness. Uh, yeah, you know, done, I was dialing you first, but you' re not very rude Hey, I was talking to Oscar Mira. I was just talking about you, Oscar If I was listening, listen, Carlos. For the people who are listening, Carlos is my brother, the one in the middle who suffers from the problems that the brothers always have in the middle, they really don' t peel them and I don' t know what. And the youngest is the one who peels the most and is the consent. Right, no, right, yeah, that' s right. He always listens to eight years of the show how you see, yes, not long biting stone. I remember everything when you started, because everything you fought the times you tried to leave the show because you were lurking, because this one didn' t have the audience

1:13:24 I wanted. Well, you started with very little people who listened to you. And now, you' ve grown quite a bit here. It was thirty- six pants, I' m thirty- eight. Oh, yeah, no, yeah. And so, you have a very big commitment. It was with the whole person, the people who listen to you are avid at the paranormal gossip and you know exactly what helped me a lot. I ' ll tell you what. I when in those times you say I was going to quit and if I was going to quit the show and I' m going to tell you why I watch other shows like that Podcast and everything that was going very well, very well, and my euscop just didn' t get up. Then I' ll tell you something. I envied her and the courage toured my body completely. I was throwing pestilences out of other programs and we' re all not going to make it possible for them to do it and I don' t. And all that and I' m gonna tell you one thing. I had a hard time and I said how you might think that way about other programs that nothing they' re watching are doing their chamba focus on your thing. Stop throwing dirt on other programs and stop talking other people' s nonsense that nothing to do with you are doing nothing to you much less and focus on your own. And I stopped being envious and I focused on mine. Uh, yeah, yeah, I say

1:14:55 that a lot of the success you' ve had with my show is because first, because you do what you really like and this one and because it doesn' t mean, you don' t try to walk this pretending like another show. Of Or say you have to start there trying to have me cry. There, I don' t know what. And so you, all that you do, for it is true, that is, this, and because people know and have confidence in you for that very reason, that is, in the confidence that has earned you, that they know that for you show them what all that actually is aha. And I' m going to tell you one thing. My brother Carlos. He' s a fan, so a hundred percent of the paranormal, of the terror stuff, of the scary stuff, and now I' ve talked many times about him.

1:15:42 He does, he' s a fan, and he' s thrown almost every single one of the mini- cop programs that everyone and he every time he hears something bad on the show criticizes me. It' s true, it' s not true, yes, it' s true. Yeah, well this and so and like this I mean, I consume the whole paranormal subject a lot and the truth is that yes? If I listened to other programs, because I already threw all yours and what I have always told you is that, because yours has, that is, it seems something different to many other programs and yes. It is very attractive, because the fact that what Jorge commented, that because they speak to you people from all over telling very different stories and that, maybe, also to someone, the same happened in another place in the world. Yes, this Carlos had a chance to go with me. He was praying now, he did venture a tiny trip.

1:16:33 The question of the million is easy, it' s my essence, Brujuelas, travel with midoscope. No. No, well, heavy, especially because the master has also bathed him and he has to bring everything to us everywhere and we hardly rested from newness. But yes, the truth is that he was very father, because we met many people I say, very interesting, they were all very good vibes of honoring Cordoba, that is to say this And yes, they are very parents of experience. That' s good, I' m glad you had a chance to experience that and this and if you had to give some message to the race, in menscupera that, maybe you don' t get your chance many times to give it, because, well, you' re not here, in the program. What would you say to the race that listens to the program, then not to continue to support the program, because, then, to try to make their calls, to tell their experiences, even if they have not lived them. I think we all always have someone who told us a story, ok or if something happened to you so that program continues to grow and lasts for many more years and so that, then, they follow the successes. Perfect, well, thank you very much, Carlos, for taking the call and we' ll be talking there. Hey, hello to all oral hands gets up early to work every day, because there it is, uh, for you to see nothing else. This, then, is what the programme has cost.

1:18:00 Thank you very much to all the people who have already been on the lookout. Thanks to the people who, then, have taken the time to mark. Hey, thanks to all the people who took the time to dial. Thanks also special to the people who, when we do an event, have gone to the events to support. A lot. Thank you very much for that we have a call with which I have the taste. Good evening, hello, very clear, how well it is, well, clarisa and you here with pleasure to greet you to ask for your program. Thank you very much, Claricia, where you' re marking us. From here to Coyoacán, Coyoacán, greetings to the whole race of Coyoacán. Very nice, by the way, I just came in a little while ago. Yes, I spoke not this one, yes something commented. Yeah, there, over there, in whoseacan, where the square is, on the corner, there' s a place where they sell like snow and all that I do, I took a good one that was uuuuh. Yeah. All right, ricla you said. But next to it, because there are several places. That' s right, this one where the plate of that yes is the one of the mere corner? The one in the corner, the one in the corner?

1:19:11 I' m gonna be afraid he' ll make it. They sell snow and sell there. I don' t know what else they sell, but this one looks really nice. That' s where he hears very clear. You' re welcome. This one has already marked truth before, then the program. Yes, I am already well known, in fact that today tell you that the listeners are very attentive, because the last one is that I already told you well it comes to me that I saw that he was already dead. Oh yeah, I was telling you to aja. I was telling you that I' m from the club that is decorated with the show and that of Hundred is heard again in the morning. Double doublets. Yes, yes, because at night, I' m tired. But I say so that today it is for him to have a sight and the next day because I already did it with all the attention of the world. Excellent, excellent that good. Greetings to Toros who doubles and gives me a listener hears.

1:20:02 I' ve already stung that. That' s what he said. The one in the history of the Reiné vieje had already said it I hacienda, yes or yes. What happened is, I didn' t remember anymore. I talked to you in the pandemic. He' s got a lot of time already, so he likes it if you' re in charge at night, because I don' t know what the kids are doing at school anymore. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and it happened to me. I didn' t tell you again and scolded him. There' s nothing clear about it, that is, you calm down, you calm down, you don' t get any richer. He' s gonna be good at bending, he' s good at bending when he' s got a little bit of a story. It' s good to go back to Marcarpa with felling. There' s no problem. That' s why it' s good.

1:20:45 Hey, you don' t have a lot of stories that have happened to me. Tell me your top three stories since you started listening to the show. Which are the ones you liked the most in these eight years of Miroscopo Mira. I' d like a certain heart, to put all the podcasts there. I' m running out of time, but I' m trying to get at least the most recent ones. Yeah, so you remember the ones I' ve liked most about stories, because they' re really all very good, that' s all. There are times when I' m hearing something, not everyone, and I also remember what happened to something like that, that is, they' re all very interesting. That' s why I like your show. It' s what a husband that makes me very interesting what happens to all of us that we don' t imagine that sometimes they' re similar, sometimes I don' t explain myself.

1:21:42 Yes, of course, it' s a very interesting program. For example, right now the girl was practicing this forgiveness. I don' t know if it was a lot, a lot of rooms of some lights they saw they do hate because they don' t listen to him as a guy from the turbines aha I' ve had to see, for example, in the sky fireballs. Also that I' m surprised so much that I didn' t know. I thought a car coming down the hill and I wasn' t telling myself, but how they' re going to make cars are way up. Oh my way there and then I saw that the lights were separating, I didn' t hold on to one side, I could hold on to another. I mean, as you' re doing talks or telling their stories, the people who participate. I also remember many things that have happened to me that I tell you that many have happened to me and say you go because I go, I go I all get so interesting, so parents.

1:22:42 Leave these chanzas too from a baby they were taking away. They found it outside. He explained to me things that happened to me with my son Bebesito, and I was at dawn feeding him the mother chango and this one and I heard outside my window some horrible laughs of a woman as it is but I was so cold in that apartment in my I lived. If I would put a dressing room guy, a changing room, then I would lock myself in there with the child so that it wouldn' t give us the cold air and I found it to you my leah would put it in her finger and he touched that it was very cold and the next day I asked the cop and what life was teaching hello. I hear how loud it is that I get to sleep well in the morning and it was so cold that I no longer heard anything and I, as a baby in my arms, remember listening to this woman' s carcasses outside my window. What fear aha you are afraid of is Sometimes and so they talk things and I remember, for example, when this one tells his steps back to the people that I use go no yes, yes, yes, look at that other one.

1:23:59 For example, I' ve had a lot of cars happen to me in my fake family a very dear aunt and two three days later, my sister, who was locking up a room comes out and what happened, mom and all of what happened. That, well, you' re talking to me by my name. Not once he' s talking, because other times he came out and told us what happened. What they want, and we' re already laughing at her. Not that, well, if she' s crazy, if you want, no, no one' s talking to you. And I went out to the question, because the next night it happens to me. I was in the early morning opening the fight and I heard that they were saying" clarin" to me and there I was going to what happened my mom was asleep and aha and am going to have them, that is to say it' s clarin ay there goes with my mom that everything and not with my mom I fell asleep And the third one the move and or mom you' re talking to me, told me I' m well asleep, but it happened and the next day my mom was changing.

1:24:58 In the morning I was alone in the house. When she heard my mom ' s name is like me when she heard Clary and the first time she recognized her voice, because it looks a lot like the voice of my aunt and my mom. Yeah, and he realized it was my aunt he was talking to us about. And then my mom told them she was changing and said ay the time. He told her I know it' s you He told her not to worry. We' re fine, that' s quiet. Don' t talk to us, because they scare us calmly and already since my mom spoke to her and we let them hear because they looked like the voice of Ila and my mom and confused us as daughters. And yes, it is when his steps return and are decided in a certain way no longer aha, then I always here listening to your accounts. All right, Paa' s telling him, man, he' s talking to you real good. I think he was resting a lot Look. I hear a lot of your clarisan can, very a return, a huge favor. So, huge, huge, not the size of the world. If you want to tell your story, you know I' m well- conferred. If I say things the way Dame Chance is, here' s the bathroom. Here we go. I' m listening to the record. You have to go to the blow- up bathroom and I' m telling you. Your story has borrowed. My story goes on without a problem. I' m listening to you, but no more. I' m not gonna be able to talk to you about why there was reason. Don' t worry about it

1:26:29 Look. It turns out that when it was the pandemic, something very sad happened in my family because my brother, Carlos, died. Unfortunately, that was it. It' s also another story that if you want her to pachte in our house for which she makes you, this is the one that ' s very good. So Carlos, my brother, dies. After Brother Carlos failed, He suffered a heart attack. You are not his son of covid in the pandemic, his son of twenty- two, twenty- five years. Not then your mom, Isabel, gets very sad, but she had headaches for a long time, go to the doctor and not that she has nothing. Or then, after her son dies, she gets very serious at night and in the morning they take her to the hospital because she starts to lose her mind, she doesn' t start to behave in a weird way like she' s drunk. That' s what they tell me, because she was in Hermosillo. There were Hermosillo' s exams. So, then, nothing much is unfortunate. Isabel, the third member of the families.

1:27:46 There were four, or four, there were four, who was the daughter, just with us. But Isabel dies. The day Isabel died, I didn' t know she was dead. Hey I was sleeping on the couch and I start dreaming about it and I start dreaming that it tells me where I am, but with a voice like drunk, I don' t know where ty is I don' t find myself. Then I' m expensive, I don' t find myself and I freaked out a lot, I woke up. I didn' t teach you to tell them how bad I saw her and that' s where they mark me and tell me a lot you know it' s over. Men Isabella and G Commando just dreamt of it. So it is day and so and he tells me no, because what do you think that just as you assumed it, so he was admitted to the hospital as if she was very drunk, that is, she didn' t stand up with a ball anymore something was very bad and that finally she died of tumors in the brain and never discovered him in time.

1:28:51 Then yes, very, very sad to spend time. I think I dreamt it because by the time she passed away, I got it somehow that I was lost. No yes, then I was visiting. At a time later, about a year and a half I went to Hermosillo and this I was visiting where my niece and my other niece, Isabel' s daughter, arrives. Then, since it came in like this, since he came into the house and I felt a lot of chill like this a very weird feeling. Then I' ll tell you, I thought I was going to be a year. No. Then the bathroom was inside a bedroom and I say to my son you have to accompany me because I feel something very strange. I already felt something ugly, not something I didn' t like. Okay, everybody realizes I call him Raul and green Raul and he' s going with me. He went to the bathroom and we don' t go out anymore because I said where I' m gonna show up here, he' s gonna give me the tramaffa, I' m not gonna get too far away.

1:29:50 Then it was something and this and there' s the visit and everything goes my nephew Isabel and they tell me my niece, the owner of the drought house. Why did you have my cousin accompanying you and go you know it' s that Elizabethan walks, just walks with his mom, then, then, like, I felt it, realizes it' s like a feeling. I don' t even need to ask myself. I feel them like this immediately fills my mind with the answer and I tell you that Isabel is alone with her mother. He says oh, yeah, I' m just gonna talk to you. Turns out what you' ve seen your granddaddy and gone that way. My husband and my husband, my aven, and my niece' s husband were sitting in the living room and they said they saw a woman climb up their boilers and give a woman all white. So my niece' s husband left behind her because he told her to listen to this I want to say something. What I did to you It was other girls and at the time you climbed the stairs, you arrived, there was no one, but the woman who climbed the stairs saw her my husband and her husband and my nephew. So, when the husband goes down pale, pale to say is that what or really clear his life my niece and I tell her it' s not that it wasn' t her, it was Sabela,

1:31:21 it was Isabel who walks with Isabellita says because my husband Raul stays and even of her they stayed cold because they saw her climb the stairs. Just as if he were an ordinary person, he realizes that he was in the way of the fish shakers up. The only thing that got him to see was like his chest down and he was all white and since then, I mean, it' s not knowing rita, it' s you a esteo took it they say and when you saw here Chicas, Mexico, it was too little before my niece arrived, they started moving things in my house. Oh, dear, lady who' s working with me. She told me, ma' am, she gave me a lot of half of it because she tells me why she saw a bottle, how she got up and fell.

1:32:10 He tells me he didn' t break, because he didn' t get much off, but he got a little. I mean, the house is very quiet, it' s okay. It' s just that they ' re warning us, that Isabel' s coming to warn us or don ' t worry, this isn' t gonna happen the way you see her again. Not impressive. That' s still the soul as it is taking care of. That' s not how it' s true. Yeah, I think it took her a while to find out because she didn' t know she died, because she was admitted to a very bad emergency room and slept because the tumors were so big. Already from that I was interested that and this she did not know that she died then so she was not in the beginning, since when she understood that she was no longer on this plane.

1:32:57 Well, that' s what I' m telling Isabelita Take care of yourself Look at Mom who' s taking care of this one over there You ' re an earring. But now it is, from another point of view, already taking care of you and says yes. In fact, since my mom died and I' ve had weird things happen to me, but I know you do, since you' re with me. Yeah, well, she' s taking care of her, as you say, you go with her. For all sides it says oh if then you don' t know you happen to them, since I always have. Things never ring a bell. Nothing bad has ever happened to me, son. And that' s one of many stories that there' s a past, because I thank you so much for talking to her, because son, she' s impressed with that story. Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, like this. It touched me, it touched me to see very ugly things, things, very ugly things, things that I think that happened to me because I was very small and the energy in my house. I don' t know my dad was attracted to those things, because I feel like he wasn' t looking in his head very deep and attracted those things because when I was little, I saw such ugly things. But I think it' s the person' s, too. I don' t think it was any doubt that your dad brought all that. I think you have something for these things to appear to you, too. Yeah, but, for example, when my parents,

1:34:28 my parents, they broke up, I stopped seeing ugly things, I mean, I feel like he was carrying and a bad amount of glued up. Then I saw her because she was living with him. But since we split up, the family separated you and we didn' t go up with my mom, I stopped seeing those things or repilantes Look. Once we were living in tamautatas rasto quickcha Characha, my brother, my family, there was a very strange wind in the house, in my window we slept my hand and I in a bedroom. It was a house we spent a short time in. An apartment and that day the air felt very weird, so I turned the er my window and I' m a very cold little guy.

1:35:16 An already ugly environment does not then want my brother, because she did not fail the lady. My mom arrives and two in the middle of the two beds was him and I was in the other. There was a little table I just used for ironing, but at the time I was full of clothes. I was like a mountaineer who divided us completely and I was nothing more. I could see his face. But I' m very tired with the pain in my arm and he falls asleep. Counselor and I' ll be a while. I don' t know, because it took me long to trust the funnel then I turn around and I see it and I said good. I' m going to burn myself to the window and in my nose I mean I can tell you that not even five centimeters away was there a cell that being ugly cursed, horrifying looking at my face, glued to my face. Since it' s not a matter of clear snapper, so yes, I don' t want to describe it much, because titan children of gossip, no, but with red- eyed horns, glued his face to the girl, as well as the word you just said yes, and this is his face glued to mine, so glued I look fixed as saying that I. I think he thought I didn' t see him, but when

1:36:49 he saw my reaction, he realized I was seeing him. Then I remember not. It wasn' t hers. I think the most horrible things I ' ve ever had of things or I' ve ever seen. Then I turned to Blan, my brother, and I wanted to talk to him so that my voice wouldn' t come out. I did, you, I was scared. Then I turned and there I kept looking like this standing by the bed, bent down like this by the waist and glued his face said. Then you know, because I couldn' t move, I couldn' t talk and the thing was detached from me, because what he did was close his eyes and pray. But classic that you don' t get the father. No, yes, yes, you don' t remember or forget anymore. No, but no, you can' t, you can' t. Then, little by little I was going to lla, our father and where I was stuck, I started it again and father our existence I threw myself like an hour or two there until it came out. Well, I opened my eyes and it' s gone. But just as he is, your awful things? Horrifying? Horrifying, as I am also to be that I have been touched by beautiful things inside a church that, the Crisipodes OK. I think it' s great what happened like this. Many Many many many many many, I mean, little by little, I will go and command and I will tell you more when you like that you have your space, you want to send some message, you want health what you like.

1:38:23 Greetings to you thank you for doing the program where we can all talk about our experiences, where, then, we somehow vent because they say what people say. Only those who have lived it know how impressive you have phenomenon and why sepses do not bus that your sessions. You' re intrigued, you' re intrigued with this phenomenon because somehow you want to know that other people happen that nothing else yet doesn' t and you feel that to a certain relief, that is, ay it' s not me. The only thing isn' t that we' re going to pigs that stuff. It is that sometimes in life we have come to pass and you are intrigued from the devil what is happening exactly not as it is a logical explanation. Uh - huh, I can' t find it. But just as there are bad things, we also have anxieties that take care of us and I' m a witness to them and I' ve lived it and one day I ' m going to talk to you about it. The nice thing that happened to me is excellent. Thank you very much, Crisa Take care of everyone.

1:39:29 What' s going on? Nice night, nice nights, Mr By, you' ll be called clarisis. Thank you for communicating. Race, share the transmission so that more people can enter. Greetings to Dr Pateiro to Angola. Many congratulations July for the eighth anniversary, many more years ahead in transmission. Thank you, Dr Pateiro. July, good night, congratulations on the eighth anniversary and the Family program. The Lion family sends you the best wishes for you and the program Let' s go for more programs making my drinks. Greetings from Tampico, Greetings, greetings and congratulations for the anniversary. Otto tells us here Thank you very much. Allow me to toy one between the call right now. Let' s check right now that the so- called Greetings comes in to Julio' s family. Thanks to your husband for supporting you. Thank you very much for coming for the message. Also around here we are called Hole Julio and good night first of all. Many congratulations for your eight years on the program and for many more to come blessings.

1:40:25 I also wanted to share this image with everyone. This happened to me a few months ago. I was going through a really bad time in my life and I was mad at the whole world. At that moment I came crying and asking God why so many things happened to me. Looks like someone said look at your phone. He says look at your phone and there was the picture, although I don' t know what to think about if they can give me their opinion. Thank you very much. You could send yourself to Tocano who listens from webcounty from his little chat with the mummy' s voice. Your regards. We' ve got a call here to allow a peel. Don' t throw me away. Please don' t hang up on me. Don' t hang up on me, please, and send us this image to see. Let' s see, see if anyone sees anything in this image, share to see. Here' s the picture. It ' s the image of a cell phone. I don' t know, I don' t see anything. To be honest, what will it be, what will it be that you saw you see as a circuit. Maybe I don' t know if anyone there says that' s what he sees in the picture. But, well, we have a call Good night, maybe Hello Good night, Good night. What do I like with Nelly where he' s at Elly ah de Coahuila, Auila, Nelly, you could turn off the transmission all so he can hear the bounce. If you' re so kind. Yeah, yeah, thanks, all the volume, all

1:42:00 the volume. Aha ok Nelly I have marked before a first time. It ' s not the first time. Welcome. How long you' ve been listening to the Nelly show for like a year, a year, and now, yes, you' ve got a ratty in there, how you see today we' re eight years old on the show. No, well, that' s fine. It' s okay. No, congratulations, too. No thanks, thanks, Nelly, listen this year I' ve been listening to the show. What are the stories that you liked most there. The one with the dead guy a little while ago, it' s very interesting. The one about the truck or which one, the man who spoke to you earlier, okay, he' s very interesting, look, yeah, yeah, yeah. The stories we' ve been told today have been good. And it' s the crybaby one, too, that' s all very good. It' s been your turn to see the crybaby sometime or not, pearl hear it just say it' s tremendous. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Who' s gonna talk to us about a while ago. I think you started your show and a lady was talking that she heard someone laughing in her window. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like a witch guy. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Something similar happened to me. But you

1:43:30 must realize that the dead man went up to me and when the dead man came up to me, he can' t move or anything, right, just listen. And I heard a kid playing on the floor. Okay and I mean, I mean, I had my kid, my little boy, and he slept in a bed talking about me and I said I was afraid he was my kid. But in the case that I react and that I was or was not anyone. Okay. But in that at three o' clock in the morning I wake up because I hear that they pronounced my name a lot and were laughs at many women, but many women, i e, at the window. I fell asleep in the window and it was heard that they shouted very clearly my name what fear, and daughter, haha, daughter, haha, but there were many women and then they didn' t see eyes, that is, they didn' t know anything and I had already said that I mean, I used to live on the ranch, but I slept there was the pantheon near and that those who were some bubbles or something like that, I say it was the witches, because there was a job alone and there was the pantheon. I say yes. And like in that pantheon, because they go and throw a lot of witchcraft and it'

1:45:03 s all yes, son, because there' s cannon what I can have been I say this about laughter and all that and then three o' clock in the morning. Whoever' s laughing that time, you' re scared. No, yes, it' s quite this one, because it' s interesting the story of where this happened, if you' re so kind. In Rinconada, in Rinconada is called the Rinconada people. This is how Monterrey, Saltillo, Monterrey Za road mediation, Uncle Rinconada is called place yes in corrida garcian olea. Okay, well, thanks to going to comment on the story, man, thanks to you, I' ve been wanting to mark you. But the shame of seeing the verb is all right. You want to comment on some other story. I want to send some greetings on it and whatever you like. No, no, no, no, more.

1:46:00 Greetings to everyone who listens to your perfect program, because thank you so much for calling it and having a very nice evening. Anyway, b or bye look at you hear a laugh at 3: 00 in the morning. Let' s do it Let' s do it Let' s do it Let' s do it Let' s do it. Good evening, many congratulations for these eight years. I hope that they will be many more for transmissions and much more content. A hug and many of this papantequita' s successes say hello here to papantla. Allow me not to hang up, please, and also here let me read a few more greetings Julio. Good night, many congratulations. Thank you so much, Mido Scope. Maybe we' ll say hello to you to the entire audience from fer and loren Felices for eight years. Thank you, thank you very much and I have another good night here, Julio, congratulating you on why you are on an anniversary today and we have five years of following the program. I salute you for the pains of the river. Greetings to Angel with the voice of the mummy from Guatemala. Thanks for those five years. Uh, thank you very much, Julio, greetings again that I report from Tamiaguas. Say hello to my dear Daniel Te. We send greetings, but one day see ay sonle, look, look what they send me from Tamiagua, uh, to see when I ' m going to eat over there with pleasure look at that little rose sonjole tremendous, uh, greetings to Tamiahua. Thank you for being on the watch of the program. Let' s go with this call that we have good

1:47:30 night Hello, good night, good night with whom I have the taste to Óscar Hernández, with Oscar Hernández aha de where you are Oscar de Sonora, but radicu in Puebla. Welcome, my dear Oscar, you' ve dialed before. Or it' s the first time. I dialed once, but I don' t go in and as the previous person said, it' s sometimes worth telling the story. It' s like only one lives it and many people as one tells it because sometimes they don' t believe it. Yes, one who lives them. Believe me, but look, I ' ll save you one here I' ll tell you one thing in my esteemed Oscar. We' re addicted to gossip here. So don' t worry about it. You tell your story, don' t worry. For the rest, and this one and I appreciate that you' re dialing tonight when I' m listening to the Oscar show more or less. Don' t be teased. I' m not honest. He' s about half a year, half a year. Okay, and that was because this one in chiripada, this I saw from his page face and Ahorita, this well, I followed her like two or three times and you see through the time, because I say tired and no and now I connected you to YouTube and luckily they were and I say to see if they give me a chance and tell my story, because look already has entered the call my esteem. Oscar hears from this half- year that you' re carrying some story, that you liked that you remembered him. I' m not really scared. Whatever you think is forgotten. There' s no problem. He calls me Oscar

1:49:01 not to talk tonight. Look, well, when I was on sound, we' ve been dedicated to agriculture. It' s good. My mother is of her honor to my father of Puebla and this one I have been a year and here, well, there we are dedicated to agriculture and here, in Puebla, we also come here because of the insecurity that got very ugly in Sonora and we return to Puebla and in Pueblo when we come, because it was also at that moment. Well, my story goes to the part when it got ugly from the famous Huachicol, from the triangle that exto here milked the ducts. It doesn' t make five years of that roughly exactly. So, well, if the vegetation was put to faith and there a little more relationship in history, here where we have the farmlands, then yes, because of the violence, because they went and threw bodies into the wells of water. And it got ugly. Well, for this we are watering with the dam of Valsequillo where somo tablo de Tecamachalco, Puebla and well, here we were watering. I went by sections, the waterings, in the distribution, like the thing by the Huachicol. I was very strong, because I was always on my bike or in what are land that belong to the neighbors and we know each other. But as strange people arrived, so because of the Huachicol, because I preferred to walk on my bike, on my bike on one of those I was watering. I was watering and the

1:50:36 village, our town where I have the land is like a kilometer, a kilometer and a half, then there are this sidewalks and roads and the main road. Then, for always as for the safety of me, because I did not go because I did not take the roads, I went this one on the sidewalks or on the ques to go to see her. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that' s where we all know each other. There ' s really no problem between us. There are small communities among the agricultural areas, of about thirty forty families of the maximum, but we do not all know each other there. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Then I always avoided going down the roads, because there they passed, so the malandros. Not then I always go and I walk the roads or the sidewalks on my bike or on my bike at night and once I had to water there goes my story. I had to water one day at night and this one for not coming on the road or as I came on my bike, I took a sidewalk, that is, I traffic it all the time and but as it is divided into sections, I was in the final section and I turned around the sidewalk to not catch the road. I came through giving the land. This one like me, I' m the last one to water. I mean, there' s in the sections that I came across on the irrigation boards. I mean, there' s more watering. But in one of those, there I come walking, there I come my bike and it was like eleven o' clock at night. Here I come I hear a dog barks in the distance.

1:52:10 He barked a dog and then, I say in the distance, in the distance and there he had to pass. But how far away I listen and say ah I imagine every other being around another peasant don' t I keep moving along the way and more and more because I' m getting closer to where the dog barks? There I go, there I go at about eleven o' clock at night. There I go, there I go, there I go? Everything was in that time this was already in harvest, already there were others, that is, it was already great. Yes, then I go, I mean, I keep moving my bike, I go and the dog barks and frost as I go and as I get closer to where the dog is located, because obviously you hear closer to the bark not to the best, I find some neighbor who is making a coffee or is having a cigarette and until I greet him, I thought in my imagination. Yeah, there, I come, I come and I come and I come and I come and I hear more and more that the worst and well, when it' s already about 50 meters away. This I identify more or less where the bark comes from there were trees of very old ash trees, because the diameter is very sharp, because they are already very old trees. I reckon over a hundred years don' t ok aha. So here I come and say to the dog is there, not oh, I' m getting closer and I say because I see maybe you for someone watering. No, well, no one saw, because it was all dark. I mean, in the field, it' s all dark, and I didn' t wear it, because I didn' t wear it for it or anything, just a team of work. Yes, so that is and face and already at about ten meters, the dog got, as well as defensive, that

1:53:43 is to say when the hairs were stopped like that from the back, no aha, yes, already in a position of attack as if it were, with doing so with your forgiveness, not that it is the attack. Ten meters away, then I got off my bike and I say I' m going to get off and I say I don' t know what it means to be bad and it bites or something doesn' t. Almost when I was parallel to the trees, the dog stopped barking, because he stopped barking and iguar, because already and this one in itself. I went another ten meters walking I say because no, so the bad one is at night and the dog, so I leave because he bites and he didn' t notice me, not because he didn' t bark anymore. When I stood next to the trees, the dog stopped barking and I kept on walking about ten meters and I say ah, because of the doubts Dad had ten meters and I got on my bike. He didn' t give it then, because the dog and the dog stopped listening. I ride my bike and it did pass about 15 meters, not 10 meters, like 15 meters. And for the moment the dog will bark at me from the sky, I mean, and in one way, and here are all the birds, I know them and the only birds that stay in one position, for they are the hawks, not the alcoles. But when they hunt they' re stopped at but at night, that is, no, no, no, I mean, it' s impossible. I mean, the dog was in one possession above my head, I mean, above me was barking the dog, I mean, but it was a real dog that when even Ahorita Baja, where she

1:55:16 gave a kind of life, I' ve never felt such a terrible chill. I mean, I' ve never felt it again. I mean go to make things clear, as if your dog was flying over you not in fact, not flying or standing, that is if it was above me, that is, about ten meters up without moving, that is to say I was barking from above without turning above me, that is the drido was coming from top to bottom, that is to say but stopped, that is in one position. So, I mean, I' m going like I' m flying like I was flying like this up like ten meters above my head, or up like I' m a bird but stopped, that is, and from there I was barking. I mean, I can' t get on, I don' t know, I mean, half of the cassette was erased, that is, until, about ten seconds later, I reacted, and because I was wearing a machete, I pulled out a jete, that is to say, to defend myself. But not like that. It took about 20 seconds up, barking at my dog above my head, that is, about ten meters above, barking at me from top to bottom, that is. But I' m saying that to date I don' t find any logic, that is, a dog doesn' t fly, that is, no one flies like that is up and worse, little bit of if it can be a bird, because it would have to be in motion.

1:56:28 No, but that one was still, so it wasn' t wiggled, or the dog was up there, or it didn' t have any movement. They passed about ten and about ten twenty seconds and it went out, that is, the silence was over and no longer, it did not bark again. No, no, really, it was good up to the acid date, the most terrible chill I' ve ever had oscar. I want to ask you the following. Yeah, tell me and don' t be wrong. Don' t be afraid to be wrong, what do you think this was? Look. I' m an industrial engineer by profession, that is always. First logic, I mean, to date I haven' t looked for logic. Logic logic and truth I don' t know what it was, I mean I can' t understand, I mean, my head doesn' t give in. You don' t get the answer to that question through your head. No, because I don' t find it logical, I mean, yes, I think very logical, I mean no, I don' t know, I mean I don' t find it what could have been? Not really to date, and I' m not like that anymore. No wonder he' s a dog who barked at me downstairs. I walked about 15 meters and he barked at me upstairs. But I can' t make an assumption of what could have happened or what could have been, I mean. But it was a bark, I mean, I wasn' t barking at a real dog, I mean, it was that time to that situation. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, because there' s no logical explanation, like you say, there' s no sign of a dog barking at you from the sky. Honestly, yes,

1:57:59 and aside I Junoco, for example, the sound of the birds that are around the house of the and nothing that originates them, for I know them or not and you tell me nothing more sound once it gives him like a dog. No, no, no, but was it a barking, barking of a dog or was it me? Ever since I heard him in the distance, I mean, then I thought just like he' s watering me, so he brought you his dog, and he' s watering quite a lot, and I thought if I find someone who' s watering now, I' m offering myself a coffee or a cigarette, and I' m even talking about it, because here we all know each other, and I really heard him in the distance, and I kept listening to him. When I reach the trees, these large ash trees, when I reach parallel to the trees, are on the shore of the road, the dog is stopped listening. I' m on my bike when the dog gave it to me from above. The truth is I don' t find it logical, but it was a dog that I or I don' t know what it would be, but it was a dog sound. Ok This one, then, funny, Scar for telling an interesting story. Hey, you guys, thank you for really trusting me to look at you how I remember, how we have chicken skin, right now, to remember me I imagine, uh, I imagine this one that you remember and it scares you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it' s not that I don' t find it logical, I mean, really, if you want my skin, right now, because no more remembering, I mean, it' s a chill that I haven' t felt it again, or it' s but we never feel it again. But no, no, I don' t know, I mean, we were the truth. It was very unpleasant. Okay, well,

1:59:31 thanks for talking here, sending some oscar greetings. Ah, there is a friend for everything to the plebe of obregon. He was the one who passed me the link to see if one day he could tell a story. Sure, I' m glad you' re marking us. Uh, well, thank you very much for your name. On the contrary, it' s an excellent night for Oscar. Thanks equally to that audience. Aye, eleven o' clock at night. We have an hour of program still race, an hour of program yet. Thank you there for communicating. Let pedant, don' t go hanging up. Please don' t pick me up and we have a call who but let me just send. Greetings good night, Don Julio, I feel like the one with the little girl. Don Julio, I want to congratulate you on these first eight years of many more that I hope will come full of successes, many followers and I hope also of sponsors so that my scob will continue to grow more and more. For me it is the best program I have found on YouTube and I send you my best wishes. Go ahead astfor Engaminic. Thank you, thank you for that. Hey, thank you so much for that comment, accompanying you to the distance on this eighth anniversary, wishing it would be many more years of family medidascop Greetings. Escobedo de Metepec and look at them send us this excellent photo, because there provided with the one that I remove chocolate. I also fold Julio I meditate listening to the program and another day, while I wash my clothes, I do not wash my room. I hear you say hi from New York. Blessings to all still there in Mexico. What a father for the college of my broom. I' m sure there are bigger things

2:01:01 coming, because I hope so. July Happy eighth anniversary of MINSCPB. Greetings from Nobolario Tamaulipas sends. Greetings with the mummy to Nobo Laredo fans. Greetings and Francis. I greet them and thank them for listening. This is a photo sent to me and greetings from Argentina. Fedelitations for those eight years. A giant hug. I always listen, though I don' t always write. Hugs Thanks to Argentina Angela. Hello, Hella, nice show. A lot of happiness to move on. Greetings to Jad and his mom, who are always on the lookout for the show. Say hello and let' s go with this call we have waiting for good night. Good thanks, Coli, the famous Sarah. How are you here now, here? How are you doing? Well celebrating the eighth anniversary of misnoscop How happy he is.

2:02:00 Thank you, thank you, we' re throwing everything out here. So good. I hope it' s going to be a lot longer, so you go international there we go little by little. I was talking to you to share a young girl' s story. You know, I have a lot of mostly no more to celebrate your eight Januarys. Yeah, I' m here with my family. You' ve got fans for life. Thank you, Ara, I have already pointed out this thanks and thanks for the call we are not talking about tonight. Sara, well, before you talk to me, before you talk to me now, because we still have an hour to program. What would be your top three day forgiveness program? You ' re the one who likes the show you remember. I really like the doctors at the hospital. He already spoke he had many tales of deceased patients from when they died, from when he already knew they were going to die.

2:03:15 And I also liked many of those who told about the moorings and the witchcraft that happened to them in the house. Ah yes, very good, uh, and especially that of haunted houses. Yeah, look, I don ' t know if you' re talking about the doctor. There was a nurse who called us, who called us. I think two or I think it' s termero. Yeah, yeah, yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. And he never dialed again. Hey, he didn' t dial again, because I hope he keeps communicating and the trailer too. Greetings also the traiguero that many people ask about the trailer and disappeared. The trailer. I wish for nothing bad. Yeah, I hope nothing' s wrong, but yeah, but there' s a lot to choose from. Well, welcome, ara, we' re not going to talk tonight, we' re not going to count, okay, because I know everyone always says it was never that I' m the daughter.

2:04:18 I' m telling everyone now, too, never went to the daughter. This is my reason. When I was in high school, as I told you, I stayed in ants and friends' houses because I had nowhere to stay. With a weekend at my friend' s house, we got together a group of friends from the high school and started playing and it was just that one from the Brow hash box, from wal Mary' s toy, whatever a girl brought from her house. It was nothing special, nothing in particular, but since they didn' t know the rules very well and it does come with the little sheet of rules, but they don' t tell you everything. I told them how, more or less, was the wave of the huija, how to open, that is the passage to communicate and how the planchet moved and how they spoke. What to ask and we started playing. And at first everything was funny that who I was, who I wanted with whom and who I wanted not, who I was going to be with. She was getting married. Claro colón, lo clásico, lo clásico.

2:05:41 And then I say and today I ask, I' m someone here with us and at that moment the lights of the chamber began to arrow, where we were all. There were, like, ten of us. The boy who lived there in that house that is still my friend, is this day we kept playing and he asked him, because I am not afraid of you. Give me, give me, sign that you' re here or that there' s someone here, or I don' t know what. And if you don' t say that,' cause something' s gonna happen to you, and then, if you don' t, you' re gonna shit yourself sorry, you' re gonna take a bath. They kept asking and playing and on it all of a sudden, like he got up, and he' s tall, right now, I think about six, five six feet, five inches. I don' t know how high that meter is, yeah, about two and a half meters or so.

2:06:48 I think it' s pretty high and at that time it was kind of chubby and so it did the surgery and now it looks like skeleton because it ' s okay to take off, but at that time it' s okay. Right now, it stops all of a sudden that normally. He couldn ' t get up fast because, because he was heavy and went to the bathroom, he started turning it. And when he goes to the bathroom, when he gets up, I start to see that just like the whites of the eye looked at him, he couldn' t be seen, that is, the coffee of the eye. It was just pure white and I follow it to the bathroom closes the door on my face and there it is for a long time. At last I spoke to the other boys and they never closed the daughter, that is, they never kept the orchard and they no longer closed. He did not say to God and nothing helped me the boys to open the door and he was in the tub as conmulsing, as having a how to say a being yes an attack and if they saw him the whites of the eyes like a mad pimatic. Yeah, yeah, like we stopped him and I know he started walking and where he started passing the bathroom

2:08:22 light. The bathroom light also went out and the sink water went off and we turned it off. And no more thinking because we didn' t think much. We wanted to take him to his mom so she could help him. Yeah, he started walking and in that there was a long vasillo that had that kind of wood from the' 70s, which was like Norman, yeah, right, which was like more. It was almost nothing of wood, nothing more. He was like a playful father for the Shiro back here. Well, he starts to side by side, side by side, like he was going to fall, but we had him push us to whatever, what were the parents of the void and the ones that were beginning to stay, that is, with so much force he would hit the wall, that he would break that leaf of wood, that he had covered the shit rock of the house. Then we knew he was falling too hard because he was breaking the wall. We took him to his mom and then we accused him in bed and he' s still on balance, like he went with using it. Then he starts talking and follows him that Kenny, who is going to die and who comes for who knows who and who never would have called him and who was waiting and we never realized who he was. And I

2:09:52 keep asking him who you are. What are you, because that' s how my friend is called, but because he didn' t, the ro didn' t answer and then he started saying I' m coming for all of you and because you talked to me. And now, yes, who knows what. And all the boys and girls that were coming that night in the group, as they ran away a friend that night, that same night, went that way in his car taking the other boys home. Nothing happened to him, but he hit the car. Another friend died to her mom and I couldn' t leave that house because I was staying there that night.

2:10:35 Then I locked myself in the room where I had borrowed to sleep and started to pray and kiss and say my parents that nothing happened to me. But since they didn' t close the daughter and they didn' t tell God and everyone, she went to Hollows' girl there in my friend' s house, in her bedroom all night, things were heard. His mom and dad lived in the back, which was like a house- made garage, and he and his sister lived in the front, which was like a house, as they were already eighteen years old. They gave them the big house and they died back. Yeah, so he stayed with his mom and dad. That night they had about two or three bedrooms back there too, but I had to stay in front of them and the girl stayed with her boyfriend. I was in that house alone. They heard the frets moving.

2:11:37 Obviously, the pans fell, moving the chairs like shaking the bed in my friend' s room. All this got really ugly and I didn' t turn on any lights. I stayed in the dark praying because I didn' t want to see them arrow in lights or anything. He flopped the bathroom, choile the yes all night. I didn' t sleep all night. In the morning or wake up. I wake up well and I want to start what happened. I feel like if I took or something, they gave me something to take or drugs or something. I told him how you think you were going to drug us with your parents here and I said we' re not We were never one of those types of kids, that is, teenagers. We didn' t drink, he didn' t do drugs to us. I smoked cigarettes, but it was the best thing to do.

2:12:35 And I said no how you think I said you started convulsing yourself. We ' ve been with your parents. They treated you and said you slept well, deep and that if you woke up badly, they were going to take you to the hospital. But apparently you had a good time and then he says no, I don' t know what happened to me. I have a headache and I have bruises on my arms and I said," Look, you broke the whole passion" Yeah, and then, at that, I started telling him everything that happened. That night we entered his room and there is a moguer wherever you want his posters, his posters of musical people and all torn from his clothes, all arranged on the floor, his quilts thrown to the floor, that is, all his things, all his mesare nothing. And there in the middle, like in a perfect circle, is the box and the eye. Then I tell you to burn this you know.

2:13:37 My first thing is bad, bad. Then we went outside and there we had those gross to make meat, but some of those good tipiris, neis well baratías, and he put the igtr flue, that is, the expense that is put on him to learn the coal, and we threw the edge and the box up there when he started lighting up. And the only thing I remember from that part is that that light started was half a day and that light was so strong and so big and so green in green.

2:14:22 She burned that ohija that I' d never seen anything like that in my life. Even my friend said that he could hear voices and see faces in the smoke, say in the fire games that he was there manifesting some spirit the burned board. He couldn' t see it, but I couldn' t see anything. Then, supposedly it burns, we throw it away and everything and of that time, because I was very scared and I went from his house to another house of a friend who did not lend her armchair.

2:15:05 Supposedly I don' t know if it' s Drautmo' s, but he says that when he woke up in his room again he found Winger again. He found her three, four or five times until his mother took him to a church and left him there on the Catholic Church stairs. In short, not playing the ouija, not Sarah, because it was the last time for me. Hey, how tremendous everything that happened to be playing the daughter. We always say no of preference. Don' t play around with this, no, no, but watch my friend tell you what happened to him until this day. Time he has like a type of epilepsy that lowers his sugar. Suddenly, after that night, he was fine, he was chubby, but perfectly fine. And now out of nowhere, now that he' s got a wife and a kid. Even the day of my boy' s party happened. We threw him a Day of the Dead party, because he was born in November early, in November. Then the theme was Day of the Dead and it fell to the ground and began to become compulsive.

2:16:22 We had to call the ambulance, but from a young, strong, big boy who never had a problem. So, you never removed those seizures that give you as episodes and have put many, many clinics and hospitals to study Lowe, to check what you have, why is it right? There' s nothing wrong with those confusions. Don' t have him because the vibe says maybe it' s a lack of sugar. But no, but you know it was after that, I mean, you know what the origin of all that stuff is, because I think because that was the only time it started and since that day it hasn' t been taken away. Hey, well, thanks for talking to her Look at you. I want to read a message Sara, which is especially for you says Julio Mandale. Say hello to Sarah Tell her I appreciate her very much and to send her a big hug and whenever she talks, it makes me feel like I want to hug her. It' s lupe flowers. Greetings, Lupe Este, how do you see saran tell him I embrace if you really do. Well, thank you so much to Lupe Este for his message and so to You too, Sarah, thank you for being part of midoscope. You always know, you have my support. Thank you very much, though. I want to send some greetings. My husband doesn' t want to congratulate you. Let me be clear, congratulations, Julio, thank you very much. Thanks to see you soon over there, sure would be father, you know, here we

2:17:56 are. Thank you so much, Mr Husband, and we' ll be talking there Congratulations, okay, that they' re fine, and congratulations to your family too that they' re fine. Thank you, Ara Bye Aye. Here we also have another message, Hello July, good evening greetings to You. It is from Matamoros tamolipas can send greetings to the Junior Halo and Halo to Arell Pantoja, Greetings to all. Look, they' re listening to the show right now. Let me do it for you, let me do it, I don' t remember. Please, look, let me show you to the picture. Here you are listening to the program and they have a Howsky there is a game that Siberian. Not nice. Thanks for listening to the show. Also here we have another message dinner time in the hall night shift. Greetings from Apodaca. Don' t look at anything but Xenon' s going to get over here. Provechito, Provechito, provechito, and good that you are also listening to the program, because in this anniversary program not now Julio. Well, I want to talk to you about something.

2:19:09 I don' t know if it was a dream my suggestion. What happens is that one day I was lying down in the afternoon I fell asleep on it. I feel like I' m getting the dead one, but that' s what I' m telling you. I don' t know if it was a dream or what happened. Someone told me in my ear that I was being witchcrafted. They wanted me to look bad anyway. He told me the name of the person who likes to do jobs. Well, waking up, I saw two larvae coming out of my pillow. I thought it might be the pickle, but I didn' t see how they started moving I looked for them and I didn' t see them anymore. I had to go. I had to throw a little weird on the pillow. The dream Happy anniversary number eight I hear you from two years ago. Thank you, uh, and I don' t even say hello to Andy Flores, who I saw is texting. Andy, thanks to going for your message. Greetings to Cuernavaca. Thank you for following the program since this time.

2:19:50 Hey, hi with the mummy' s voice. For Alfonso Cordus he needs the greeting with all pleasure and we have the call number eight of the night to see if they are in Mexico. Good night Good night, good night, good night, I have the pleasure with osbel ow osbel ow osbel. The first one isn' t you I' ve already marked you as this is like the third perfect fourth time, Osbel let me tell you something. You' re gonna tell a story. Right today, yeah, maybe not.

2:20:31 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, look, I' m gonna tell you why today is Minoscope' s eighth anniversary Your call is number eight in telling history. Then you just got yourself a prize. Obviously, if you tell the story OK is a first that is very small, but let ' s send it to you with a lot of love. My esteem from where you mark us thanks from the State of Mexico. State of Mexico perfect, my estimate of how much you' ve been listening to the program pretty much. I think it' s gonna be like six years. Oh, of course you deserve the Belgra gifts for six years. Yeah, no stains on it. That' s why I asked you if you could bend stories, because what I' m going to talk to you about, because I told it some time later. So, about two or three years ago I came to you and this is on the YouTube chat, right, yes, I already had that already your vick over hears, Hey what a net chido that Marques I thank you very much that you already used for six years in the program. Thank you very, very much. You' ve seen important changes in the program. Many, many, many or me touched me as I began to hear you, as in November of the two thousand eighteen, and because it served me a lot and I had even told you about it in the chat I this had just detected cancer My mom then that very difficult.

2:22:01 But in that little bit of time, I mean, I had a little bit of time that had passed. That' s right, and I met the show through Adonis Warlock, because his friend started and I was in a Facebook group and he shared the good, shared in the video group And I already started following you and because it served me a lot as therapy all these years, because it was some way like feeling half accompanied in that process and because I entertained in the evenings, I touched the first boom of my edoscope. Good of these six years. I feel that a very strong boom was, for example, in Pandemia. When he started talking, I was listening to him live when he first spoke Javito, who told his story about the House of Matamoros. Well, when Auntie Maria Luisa spoke for the first time, when the Magistrate spoke for the first time, not manches, when Laura spoke in Morfhy, the first time she told her story, also of her friend, I was also in it. I mean, it touched me, so I got that first boom not from the pandemic and then like when it started with Tiktok, who also got a lift on the show, because I also got to see that lift. So, many congratulations July for these eight years. And maybe we' ve already told you. It is a very fatherly program that makes us feel as well as in family, as accompanied.

2:23:24 Not as, for it is very entertaining and above all, because a very fatherly community has been formed. No yes, and as I said before, the program, the program was done because of my loneliness. Actually, that' s why the program was set up. And I' m very glad that, because people who sometimes feel lonely, we find some relief in the program. I' m going to tell you one very important thing that I didn' t say either. I won' t say it with any pride. Hey, he fed me maybe. He doesn' t know, but he fed me Donnis Wardoch in the months when he didn' t earn absolutely anything on the show. He was the first person to sponsor the program as such. He gave money to sponsor the program and thanks to him I was able to give food to my family for a while. Yeah, that ' s a pipe. Donnis Warlock also said hello to him. I think I find this perfect because yes, yes, yes, solan made to Luis and many blessings for the Lock bar. I really appreciate him. He probably doesn' t know, and maybe he' s not watching tonight' s show, but I really appreciate it. And I told Donnis Warlock, my dear dand Wardlock. You' re always gonna be there on the show.

2:24:46 I mean, have a billion, five million, ten million there you' re going to be and so that' s saying you' re still hysteria pay there on the show. I' m very grateful to him, and the truth is, I really like seeing you mark and remind me of so many chidas. I' ll tell you what. I started to go up the program started at two thousand sixteen. Uh- huh, I started uploading podcasts in the 2, 000th, before everything started you see that when Pandemia started, everyone had more podcasts than Oxos in Mexico. That' s right.

2:25:26 This one then, because we uploaded the podcast of the two thousand eighteen without knowing what' s going on with the podcasts and now we do get a little bit of advantage to position ourselves a little bit there. That' s good for us. In the podcasts. I mean, we' re not the best podcast in the world either, let alone, but there we go, there we are in the first not and this one and I' m very proud to say that because, because I repeat the podcast boom again. It was in the pandemic and we had already risen when the pandemic was two thousand twenty, two thousand twenty, beginning of two thousand twenty, or we already had two years of advantage more or less. Yes, and yes, I say just to say that send a strong hug to Donis Wardo, who I have the honour to meet in person. And so, a strong embrace Danis Guardo that the net doesn' t know. He probably doesn' t know what he did for my life and I' ll always be grateful to him. Yes, many greetings to Donis Warlock. Yes, well, my dear vosvel, I don' t know if I' ve already asked you what was like your top of stories you liked the most, because I ' m telling you that I was in those stories. Boom, that of Lauren, that of Aunt Maria Luisa, the good one when she spoke the first time the judge. But there' s a story that, maybe it hasn' t been good. If he dresses her and I believe in a video aside, I don' t know. Yeah, the show' s called the dress woman. Ok spoke a chilli and that well, a lady

2:27:00 I think was from Veracruz, who is or was a cop and at that time it was good prar. When the story happened to her, she said that she worked at night and that she had a lady who spoke to her and she was a ghost. I like that story a lot, a lot. Don' t stain the woman in the dress. I don' t remember the net, I mean in a little while, you' re looking for her. I' m broadcasting Monday through Friday most of the eight years. How many programs there aren' t there in then a hundred don' t. Now we do have an account fired to get up there. I ' m going to the Tasty my dosbel esteem you' re not going to talk about tonight. You' ve talked to her before. There' s no problem with that. J s talk look. I got it. I have two options. One that happened to me, to me directly, that I attribute as fairies or something. Another one that happened here in my house.

2:28:01 It happened to two people here in my house and the two of them told me about it and it already gave me a lot of terror which they want to make her the one that scares the most, I don' t know which one of them. I think the one that would scare the most, because it was my turn to see her like this. It' s not as scary as that, but it' s something very unexplainable that happened to me and it' s I think the most paranormal thing that' s ever happened to me. I say maybe not scary, but yes, totally paranormal and without any explanation and it happened to me directly. OK, go ahead, okay, well, I' m many years old, like twenty years old, maybe since I got out of high school I started wearing long hair. Okay, well, over the course of these twenty years, because sometimes I bring it longer, sometimes shorter, etcetera. But a while ago I think he' s got like a few, like in the 2, 000 you said, maybe two thousand fifteen, two thousand sixteen, once I took a good me. It' s called Metrobus. It' s a transport here in Mexico City, which is like the subway, just like that, but it goes outside. It' s not a bus that crosses the whole city. There are many lines, but that one I took was the first one there was and because it crosses practically all of Mexico City, from north to south, it does not hear south to north. So I took the subway there, sort of, like in the insurgent roundabout. This is

2:29:33 also a relatively famous point here in the city. There I got on the bus and I came with a friend and I always, because although I have long hair, because I am not as careful with my hair, neither hair nor anything. Not then always getting out of bathing, because I get like this a chongo and I leave already no and then at that time, because we got on the metrobus, we had to bring, that is, have like a three project. That' s where we went up to my friend ' s house, for it' s about forty- five or fifty minutes in the subway. No, then, yes, he says that because we took place, we sat down and as I came, I came from the side of the window, my friend came from the side of the corridor and as I was giving myself like the sun. And then I saw myself standing up there for a while, and I took advantage of it to let go of my hair because I said, because it was given to me. I know you don' t, because sometimes like that I even wet it.

2:30:28 Yeah, yeah, yeah, so I let go of my hair and I swear to you. We never fell asleep, I never got distracted as well as at that level only because I had loose hair. We were coming, as well as talking so we got over the whole way. We get off the bus, we walk, we take another bus, another half hour, we get to my friend Bla, Bla, Bla, We arrive, we eat, etcetera. And later on, let' s just say, it did happen like we had already arrived at the house, and I think it happened like another hour and a half hours. Then we were watching TV I lie down, so that on the couch and then we spread out, as well as already to relax. Not sure, then I release my hair again and I start just like that, as well to let it go and as to let it go. No, and then I feel a tiny, skinny braid You see, for example, on the beaches that suddenly there are girls who make girls like that. Not sure, the whole head, a little train like that super thin total, that is, well, right on the top of my head not, that is, in the middle of my head like this, a tight thin braid, so from the root, all the braided hair. No, which, obviously, I didn' t do.

2:31:54 And then, when I start I' m going to let go already like it gave me to untangle my hair with my hands, I feel the braid and I get off like this super cool. No. Then I tell my friend Look at this not and he tells me to tell him because you see what I have. She was telling me, so you did it to her and she told her how I' m going to do it. No, I mean, why do you think I' m so scared and surprised. If I didn' t do it, yes, he tells me, because maybe on the subway you fell asleep and said no, then number one. We never fell asleep, no, number two. Even if I was distracted. Whatever it is, people who have long hair will agree with me. I mean, it' s obviously practically impossible, or well, it' s very difficult to get your hair separated. Not like that, having wet hair that separate hair untangle like that bit without you noticing. Not and besides make a super finite braid, like this from the root of your hair all along your hair. Not in that time does he carry my hair like under my shoulders, like half- back. Then I' m talking. I think it was about 40 centimeters, half a meter of hair, and then I say no. I' m gonna realize someone' s holding my hair right in the crown. Not apart I was coming from the side of the window, that is just the person who was sitting behind. But obviously you don' t. I mean, no, it' s impossible I didn ' t notice. Like you say, right, there' s no way you were holding on. I would have exactly, it' s impossible that

2:33:26 you don' t feel like they' re holding your crown and they' re there pulling your hair. Of course, I' m staying just like super cool. I wasn' t afraid just like that, but I mean, I stayed very, very, very fritted because I said how deep with this I don' t, because I' m already untangled, because I ' m already watching TV they saved me, etcetera. And so it' s all afternoon and I' m staying at this friend' s house and it happens like the rest of that was a Saturday day, spends the rest of the afternoon on Saturday. This one' s coming tonight, I' m going to sleep, etcetera. The next morning I get up and tell him he hears. You let me bathe I mention, because yes, then I go into the bathroom, that is, enter the shower. I start getting wet and when I start again like throwing myself in the shampoo and washing my hair I swear to you, I feel the braid again in the same place. And then again, because I' m out of the air again, because I say yesterday, I untied my braid. Obviously, as I see my hair and what had happened, I begin to touch all my hair.

2:34:41 I didn' t mean, I had left. I was sure I had undone the braid that no longer had any other facts. No, but the next morning, when I' m bathing, I realize that again I have a braid made. She' s the same in the same place as my hair. That' s crazy. And then that' s when I remember I yelled at him from the shower just like that and I don' t know what happened, I mean, because I think that fright that I don' t know something happened to me no and I tell him and I go out like this wet and I tell him look and he tells me and that' s when he also says don' t smudge me I say this I don' t tell him to see that it' s not that, that I didn' t do it. I didn' t And here at night, obviously, you didn' t do it to me. Then where did it go? No And so it is something that until the dates, and many years later, I think you would be past me as in the two thousand fifteen, two thousand sixteen. I don' t have an explanation for what happened to me. I really like to believe how in du I ' m such a fan of goblins and fairies, in fact, collection or in my house I have a lot of elves and trolls and good was like a freak of this theme. And it' s like here in Mexico it happens. There is no museum here in a small town called huasca in Hidalgo.

2:35:58 There' s the Goblin Museum. And it is n o n lessons of braids, of horsehairs that are braided and that attribute it to goblins And it is a myth also as very popular in Europe, not mainly wave England and that tats braided horses. No, or there' s even stories like that about those folklores that still touched the girls. And so not then when that happened to me, because what I thought I said because a leprechaun something out there did this to me, no, but that' s what I kind of wanted to do during this time. But I swear, that happened to me and I don' t have an explanation for how that happened.

2:36:41 No, yes, twice, as you say, most likely they' ve been leprechauns. It' s not what I want to think. Who knows interesting what you say about what happened and that doesn' t have a logical explanation, because, as you say, I don' t know anything like that. It' s not like when you go up the subway and you get carted and sort of. That' s where you felt someone came up to you, but you didn' t know when they took your wallet away, no, and I swear to you, I' d be lying to you to know that I mean, to say that that' s where the subway bus was sitting clearly, but I think we even sit in some seats back there' s no seat anymore. So I, I mean, I ' m 100%. I' m sure they didn' t do it to me in the subway because, I mean, there was no way that I didn' t realize that someone was holding my head. No. And also, the most surprising thing was that I got rid of it and went to sleep and the next morning so I mean me obviously, without realizing it, I get into the shower and when I' m like this wetting my hair, I realize that I have it again then, because that' s the most inexplicable thing. Well, I' ve had a few more ribs, two or three more, no, but kind of as shocking to me as that, for it' s not clear, because I must thank you so much for telling your story. Look Ando a favor sot ahorita, finishing

2:38:13 the call. If you can send me a wats with your information, I ' d appreciate it very much. Or you' re in Mexico City, no yes, yes, I' ve been from Mexico already colidineating with Mexico City. Let me see if I can give you a present You liked the miniscopic shirts we pulled out. I didn' t see them well, they ' re scary shirts, well, we haven' t really pulled them out yet they' re not officially for sale. But if you want a beach of miroscop send me a message and they do it in Mexico City. Then I' ll tell you where to pick her up. Obviously you' re going to pay us absolutely nothing and pass if you pick it up and for you, right, if I don' t send you something else, there ' s no problem. But send me a message for Fan Ok, perfect made. Thank you charme on the contrary, thanks to you, thanks for these years, thanks for being there always and thanks for the call no, well, thanks to you and all the copious fears that are the ones that have made possible these eight years. And so, many congratulations for the program and that it continues to go on for more, not that yes, already for more, thanks to all eight minimally thanks to the one that spends the beautiful night of nothing, good night to all. Oh, good. T - shirts aren' t coming out yet. We' re still on sale.

2:39:33 They' re coming up for sale. They' re not here yet. Happy Anniversary, Julio, they send sous to my son, to the man. There he is on Luisita' s side. We have a call. Allow me to give you a new ch because, please and over here we have a greeting. Good night. Julio, Greetings from Gutemoc, Chihuahua. Happy eighth anniversary. I' ve been here five years. Listening to the month or so. Thank you, Mannie, and I also want to send you a greeting from my commadre Sharon Flores, who is also like the shadows, and this one is always the slope. Greetings also to Julia Chiquina Belén Loubles. There, they are connected in the different social networks. I ' m losing my voice and let me take the next call. Good night, hello July, good night, good night I have the taste. I ' m Laurie Garsa Joya, Laurie Agarta the school teacher. How are you like this? Listen, I didn' t want to let this go.

2:40:39 I told my husband we' re out of town, we' re not in our house. I lasted July, that I lasted an hour here, outside the house, where I' m staying in the van to get the call in not Ranjin, I had to get in why I didn' t enter my call and son I feel happy about that. Hey, good thing the call came in right now. Yes, yes, I want to congratulate you already I congratulated you for all the means known and for having, but thank you for your effort, your family, because, because they share with us, your person this and also look. They' ve all said nice things, all of them, but it really was a thank you to all those who call, to all those who are part of the story of my edescop to my uncle, the judge to the master, no, no, it' s just the best. That' s how I leave him, ' cause I don' t want anyone to pass me a lauren. This one. Thank you all. This one and I want to tell you a story. July to see this story is very special to me and is waiting for these dates for Father' s Day to platify you. It' s just a story that' s something that' s happened to us a long time ago. My dad is nine years old who passed away so this story

2:42:11 is about fifteen years old I tell you that a brother of my dad passed away a long time ago. I think he was his dearest brother. It was the first pandemic there was, I don' t know if you remember. I don' t remember. I wanted to remember the year I no longer had a chance to check when it was the first pandemic. Then we went to my uncle' s wake and some explained since we arrived that they were going to close, that is, that it couldn' t stay open.

2:42:52 It' s not true, Julio, I' m wrong. It wasn' t the pandemic. It was because of insecurity. Very ugly insecurity. I' m confusing. Another glory that we were ok this then my dad was to ask that, yes, we did understand, but that if it was possible that we could stay inside, truth, that is, without opening, that is to say no. It' s just that it was closed, true for safety, and they already told my dad that yes, look at it, well, well, sad, good about the situation. But that' s where other guys, me, my dad and me, we were three people watching my uncle this one and watch that it was okay, quiet, no more. If they shut us down and they already gave us that, right, then my dad and my uncle I was on one side of them and they were talking all night, all night to even be joking July that my uncle, the other guy dropped a little bit of coffee and my dad hears the rubs of wets in my pants and I know, so what happens to you just two emas and who that is. I don ' t know him, I mean they were joking, they were there counting

2:44:24 anecrite for this. I was reading a book that I wanted to finish, because it was the special occasion to finish it, hey July, because they stood there and approached the peatro of the uncle and this one, because I kept reading. But in one of those times I was already joking and talking, because I better go sit in front of them. And when I stopped to go and sit across the street, I saw that one person passed this one, because that' s where my uncle was, right. And oh, and I said oh, that' s weird, because I said it ' s not too late for me to get to someone, but anyway and they left someone, so that we didn' t stay alone, because we were three people. But, well, so I' m left for this Julio, I, one thing I have is that I never, ever agree.

2:45:28 With you, I' m never going to see people already dead. In fact, let me tell you that I didn' t see my dead dad, because my dad died in the hospital and my mom and sister were with him and I didn' t see him anymore. I mean, I didn' t say goodbye to him. So he' s dead. So, I never went near her, to see my uncle, to say goodbye to him, or anything. Then I' ll go and sit down and my dad and my uncle, because they kept talking. And that' s not the case, because the time has passed, this my dad and my uncle went to have coffee and, well, I stayed there, because not, because very quiet, because imagine, because super quiet. I never had a strange feeling or anything. I' m telling you then it was very good, but a few years later, I don' t know, ten more years. This one day talking to my dad and my dad this one told me, because it' s like what happened to your uncle and me in the wake of uncle that I don' t want to be Apra' s name. No prology and I did how and he told me if you remember that when he died, I did, because I was there with you and I did you remember when you changed the place because we were, we didn' t let you read I did, I mean, because I tell you that I have very much in mind. This is my uncle I mean,

2:47:01 I was very present that and he tells me we saw a person who crossed where your uncle and I were, so, yeah, Dad. But because it was someone there from the funeral home and I made myself never went out looking vera and I don' t say there were no doors, I mean, they say you don' t remember how they pulled out your teao and I said like that from the front says yes, because there were no back doors. Then I stayed just like that because I, if I saw the person who crossed, I never saw him stop to see Czech something about my uncle or anything. I no longer saw the person who crossed. Then, because the person from which I cross was no living person, why, because there was no place to enter or where I went crazy and it' s something I tell you I saw the person and I saw her as a normal person. But later, when my dad tells me because I do, they went to be there a long time accompanying my uncle and they talked there and he says my dad there was no where, where the person went or where. I mean, there was no place, so it was someone who was dead. It was a spirit, a pyritus that was rolling around.

2:48:20 No, yes, I saw him very, very alive, but this one I found out about this a long time later because of things my dad and I were talking about. But it' s something that I and my dad say We didn' t mean to say for not scaring you the b isn ' t that I was still in the person, but I never imagined it to be someone, because he didn' t see, but this you was one of those connections that I had with my dad and those moments that I lived with him were several this one and that make me remember it with affection and as he at that time wanted to protect me, because he thought I hadn' t seen anything. And yes, yes, well, I think it' s the best. I don' t say when the kids are and all that we' d better go the other way, so we wouldn ' t scare him or anything. That' s what I think and I think you gave him that he said because we' re going to be here for many hours that he' s going to open us up if he' s scared or something, because he says no, I didn' t want to tell you anything, but this one I tell you I feel nice, because he wanted to protect me that way. But this one, but it ' s also something that impresses me very much for him, because I tell you I can assure you that he was someone because he was alive and not, because no, I didn' t have anyone there. And the interesting thing is that you say that you saw him as a normal person. They don' t look transparent, let alone not see what happened walking, so if I was going to go over a corridor another corridor, that is.

2:49:50 But as I say to you, I saw him in a rage I can ' t tell you he was like this or not, because I saw a person, he was a man, but I didn' t see him, but yes, that' s been going on for several years now. OK, well, thanks for talking right now. Thank you very much, thank you all very much. I know I' m not the best at telling the stories. Seeing me, no, no, no, don' t wait for me Let me handle something fast. We had a trip and my husband brought me music and my husband told me I can' t believe it with my son. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. She' s the one who wants her already. I don' t like it. No, I like people judging themselves that way Look. I' ll tell you one thing. I' m not the best driving either. I didn' t study communications. I didn' t study radio courses. None of that. We all do it because we like it. There' s no protocol here for you. We have to keep going, we have to be good at telling this. No. No, no, no, no. Look. One person wrote it a long time ago that it' s like a person dialing and if you' re like with your friends talking stories with your friends, don' t have to put it oh, yeah, then one, lady no, you don' t talk like it is and no more hanging around with things. We don' t get into things here Don' t worry. I really appreciate you making the effort you made to be able to dial tonight, just as I thank all the people and I say it from the heart. You know that then and thank you very much. Don' t worry about it, thank you

2:51:22 all. It' s a hug to everyone, because we' ve taken it as a small group, so maybe we don' t know each other, but this one we hug. So in the comments or we beat each other and them. I' m still on YouTube, sometimes weird, but sometimes I see it on Facebook, but here on YouTube. The races well, good people, yes, this yes, the truth is, little group of gossiping people. Things like ay Güey. But well, Sabroschi like that, thank you very much or a hug to everyone, I tell everyone I do nothing to everyone who speaks, but I don' t want to.

2:52:03 I don' t want to pass on to anyone and keep talking and keep supporting the OK program. Thank you so much, right now, thank you, Julio. Oh, what a good night Oh, well, there' s the call right now. Thank you for communicating. What else do we have here? I hear, we haven' t talked to the master. We haven' t talked to the master' s degree that band hasn' t marked us. Good night, well, well, we got hung up what' s up with the eighth anniversary terrace and the master' s made us present. Good night. Well, well, well, well, the colgon where he has a master' s degree here, let' s see if he answers the master' s degree on the master' s degree is an important part of the program here. Dear Julio Flores, Good night, engineer, Juan Carlos Varela contreras, you are missing tonight. Yeah, the one I fell for chamam and you can' t cut that good, don ' t tell you, but not clear. Of course you did, Master,

2:53:37 yes, yes, how you passed it on. Master well, he has eight years master' s degree. That' s what you think. You know yes, it was because look at the truth a lot of band and maybe he doesn' t know. But it was my turn to see you raffling in the laptop, and it was my turn to see that I think I was going down a washing machine. I don' t know what you' re doing to skip ahead of your show. I remember you were sick and you were dying and once if you passed and then you didn' t pass. The truth is, yes, if you had it, the net both of you as they are, but you did follow. And the truth is that I feel like it' s something father, that it' s something father to know that friends tell you that all their ideas also work.

2:54:33 And one thing came to the oltra. One step to see if you look right now, you' re in a totally amazing, unique lock, too, and you' re well positioned, you' re pulling as it should be and you' re going to keep Jebbling. The truth is that I' m very happy because you' ve really made a titan voice and look at people who didn' t have a chance to get to know each other, so look. Gentlemen, ladies ladies and company, I touched nothing more like a show and here we raised him sitting in the hotel because we are going to do things and already at 6: 30 in the morning and here to Julio Flores, already working from that hour, making comments, putting together six and a half seven in the morning and many have seen that they come out of more networks. It' s midnight. When Julio couldn' t sleep you, remember you said, I didn' t anymore. I can' t go to bed late because I have to sleep and now I ' ll give you twelve and one of the mayons you' re giving her.

2:55:33 Yeah, chito, no, yeah, yeah, you haven' t got it fixed, ego. The truth is that, that' s a credit and we' re going to keep giving it up. I know what I' m saying. Yeah, let' s go a little bit to master' s point I have to meet you master' s like three years will be. I think a little more. I don' t think he introduced us to the mouse, not the mous He told me about you. Yeah, actually, I do, but I do for a while, I don' t know about bato. And I know or because when I started to listen more was when I left the factory and in the two thousand sixteen or seventeen it was when I already had the chance to make social life and know science. And that' s when I started the shows. And that ' s not true, of course. Moreover, it has been truly a pleasure to be able to be with us all that has happened to us and that, because you see that we take advantage of us and that they take us to her to walk to what we must go. But, then, everything hears a master' s degree. I' m gonna talk to you about one more thing. I' m gonna talk to you about something.

2:56:43 I' m really happy to agree with you, because you' re a person who now does, who' s in, doesn' t squeal at all. That? That' s, that' s really my respects to you, and I' m gonna tell you something else. I' ll tell you something else. Master my father rest in peace. He died in the two thousand and twenty. Actually, I don' t remember when my dad passed away. These aren' t dates I' ve got erased from the cassette. No. My dad was very much with me in the places and all this he did, because, unfortunately, he didn' t see.

2:57:26 He didn' t see the growth my IDESCOP had. He stayed that he had a program that, because from there he was more or less going, because he was doing moderately well. Truth and I always tell my mom you know what, Mom, if my dad was alive, I' d take my dad to the places where I' m going. I' d take it because my dad loved all that? Did you love all that? So, unfortunately, he is no longer with us. But, but, but, then, to the places that I have taken you also to Timaster, for the truth has served as part of a bread father figure I say you Master, for the truth. I appreciate you, because I know you ' re a little boy. I' m a longing, but you have to follow them anyway, you have to follow them, I mean, get out. Much is truly appreciated for this functional saying. Meeting a lot of people, the truth has been followed by a lot of people and the program like this, I have no words to thank for everything that has happened to me. Even when I was looted, people joined me, sent me health to the truth all my respects for that beautiful community and truth, I get, because the truth we did share things that I have not shared with other people either and I really come to you I' m not very given that I' m dating friends lovingly, then sometimes things don' t happen.

2:58:54 Yeah, but I get, yeah, it' s been seen a part, I mean, I don' t want to use things, but it ' s happened to us a little bit, uh, and that, uh, that, that' s the father we' ve actually passed him over more than the missing ones. There' s no missing way to Monterrey, and there' s no way to go to Cuernavaca too. And all that ' s missing. Several things are going to be done if you are going to do this, but yes, every time every adventure that has passed us a master' s degree, yes no. The truth is, I don ' t play the ayona I fall when I' m in smoke. Yes, no, Master. I' m very pleased. I' m very glad you agreed to come here to Mante City too, because the Master also ventured here to Mante City. He knew what the heat is here in Mante city, because now his handle the fat drop here we pass it in tampico also this son. Several things, no yes. So, it' s an honor for me to close the show tonight with the master Juan Carlos Urela Master send him a nice message the whole race of these, of these eight years. Okay. First of all, I want to convince all of you as far as the call is coming. I' ve met people I didn ' t know on the single that they called you from the border, from a detention center. They are called from different places, there are people who are sick, who are hospicable. I' ve heard really heartbreaking stories of

3:00:28 people venting your show. I' ve heard history It' s amazing young girls. Ladies, gentlemen, I really do. It' s a treat. Really. I too feel strange to be participating in this program like this. I point to all the copier videos wherever it is, that for now we are together for something, we have put on a small community, we reach out in some way or another and follow these successes two that nothing, because it is required that this is that if we are on another level, the truth has reached the top jme you have come to be in podcasts.

3:01:09 That' s how he' s going to be in the life of amazing things. The truth, all of you, and when you can all of us. Sincerely, many fecesitations for everyone and hopefully well, after being able to see us, we can find out if sometimes I did that opportunity. But in any case he is very pleased with the truth to be still talking and to see what else can be done ahead. And congratulations like that and to all the people who are listening to us, I send them a hug of Orice Bra Cruz the day you come to be able to know what I am all this I have never touched goodbye to you. It' s already a strong hug and I hope to see you soon you' ll take care of everyone. Let' s go to him bye, because there' s the call of the master Juan Carlos Varela. Thank you there for accepting the so- called three- hour race son. Tonight. I thought if the net thought I was gonna have a slow time, they had a quick time.

3:02:18 The three hours are already twelve o' clock at night, with two minutes net breed. Thank you very, very much Thank you for making this possible. Tomorrow we' ll be back to normal with the programs we have. And then nothing. The truth is that a pleasure, a huge pleasure, this let me restart here the tiktok, a huge pleasure, the net, to be with you every night. Thank you so much. I hope you will continue to share the programme and I have nothing left to say to all of you. Remember, after eight years, fear, fear has no schedule. What' s resting?