June 3, 2024

Historias de Miedo Junio 2 de 2024 EL PRESENTE

Historias de Miedo Junio 2 de 2024 EL PRESENTE
Historias de Miedo Junio 2 de 2024 EL PRESENTE
MiedoScope Historias de Terror en Directo
Historias de Miedo Junio 2 de 2024 EL PRESENTE

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0:04 Good night. Good night. Greetings to all of you, welcome to one more edition of fears. My name is Julio Flores. I greet you, I give you the most cordial of welcome tonight. Today is the night of two June of the year two thousand twenty- four. There were votes here in Mexico, and that' s all I' m going to say, because then it gets into the race, so tremendous. Not then, because you greet all the people who are now connected. Welcome, I' m glad you' re here, because now you' re connected. As a fact. Curious fact, Curious fact, speaking of the elections my grandfather in peace rest, was municipal president of the town where my mother was born.

0:57 So this one, yes, I say politics and walks not to me, the truth is that it doesn' t catch my attention very much. He never called me. In fact, if I had a political party, I ' d put Mexican ghost party, Mexican ghost party, not this one, and I' d have the good guy in the banderita there. No, hello. Mauricio Alvarez, Crickley Ray, Silvana de León. Welcome. Thanks to the people who are sharing in the broadcast. A red Carmen Didier, look Tariisen, thank you all, uh also the race here on YouTube. Lis Holguin Baltasar, my mom. Greetings, the Va Pérez I' m the Jack Scathrine Gampal, Laura Cedillo is Houston, Teja. Greetings No.

1:42 We have two hours of show today. It' s going to be just like yesterday' s show. It' s going to be divided into two parts, that is, at the end of the first hour we' re going to take a little break from a minute and then we' re going to go on with the second hour as if it were a second program. That' s the way we' re gonna do it. I invite you all to communicate with the program to tell your story. And in that way, being able to share there, not share with everyone. So, then, we start with tonight' s show. I want to start with a story, not a picture that Julio tells us Look what the security camera captured from my house. They' re like a demon' s rooster' s legs and a mummy' s face. Let' s put the image on.

2:46 Let' s put the image realimitated don' t mind me hanging up. Please, here' s the picture. This is the picture. I can imagine what this is down here. I don' t know. It would be interesting for you to get us out there, and your yard, to take a picture of that specific chair and show us what it looks like, because it might look like that, but it might also be something else. Then if you can do it, I' d appreciate it very much. And you' re already taking us out of doubt if it' s a rooster' s foot. We don' t have a call Good night, Hi July, Good night July, Good night, because I have the lite taste of the Cruz Julio. How you go Neck So here I couldn ' t make calls to you trying to call you and I wasn' t all the time busy. No, man, we' re always unemployed.

3:46 And my dear Nick, waiting to see you I tried several times to mark you during the week aha and not entered the call. Well, welcome to my esteemed nic how you' re doing well, not until now. He had a good time, thank God, Julio Ok that well, I' m very pleased Mistemonic with a lot of storms. What happened in my July, where you' re going, right now, nesting in Texas. Yeah, so here we are Okay, and there' s a lot of storms. Then over there. This sister is out of light for about three days. Julio, I recommended Nick a little while ago I told them race buy this so they don' t miss the light and many people notice that if he listened to me and he did buy it, it' s a small generator, like a guy they have for cell phones batteries. Yeah, but to get you to put on a handle or something, a light and all that and it' s good. Uh, no, I say a long time ago, Julio hit a storm, hit a winter storm. This to my brother, my brother stayed for centuries or so for a week and I bought a generator is the one we' ve been with here in the house, which has been good. Good, because then, Nick also said it ' s not for scaring people, but then there' s the zombie apocalypse and we' re all looking for ways to survive. Right. Oh, no, yes, Julio, here' s nothing. Things are very long, but here, in America, it' s one of the things,

5:18 also Julio, that many people are used to luxuries and communities. But in an emergency, a lot of people look like headless chicken, and then exactly this one, because it' s good to come to all the people here, all the people here, in my colony. They went to the hotels and bully almost the majority of them dandale, that is, they didn' t want to fight, they didn' t want to fight people. But okay there' s the problem that you don' t believe even Julio, being America. A lot of people think, a lot of people who haven ' t been in this country think that America is the big deal and I ' m not right, Julio, because there are lovers of other people here, too, and quite a bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and this one and there' s also people who went in campaign cases. There on the street, yes, Julio, no yes, Julia, here, in the mere, in the state capital here, of Texas, Julio is not the big deal. You' re going downtown, and as you say, there' s a lot of people living in extreme poverty. Yeah, yeah, me, I' m actually going to Austin in August. I ' ll be around in August. Uh- huh in August. I' ll see if I can give you a ride. Julio, I' m two hours from here, two hours of aste. I' m going to a concert with my daughter over there in Austin. Then let' s see how we' re doing. Let' s see how excellent my esteem and what you won' t talk about. Tonight I was listening to you,

6:48 I think it was the week, this week he' s dating, they were talking about you, I think supposedly a mermaid. Oh yes, yes, yes, the cinematographer, the mermaids of laughing or all this not yes, my July, this note that where I was born in the great passion, formerly and I am talking to you about the time of the part is called bayahualco is derived from the naua, which means place of rivers or place of water. So, my ancestors were counting on that part of what Querétaro is, that is to say, a watchtower to see because it is one of the municipalities that is stuck with the State of Querétaro. They said that part of the entrance to Crétaro, where the royal road walked, many of the roads turned over the lares lares with the hills, because it was a very large lake Julián, it was a lake of good water to make you so long. This in the time of my great- grandparents and my grandfathers that we are going to tell him that my grandparents, their youths were like in the fifties forty B C. They said it still existed, there was still water was quite the water that existed and they counted a lot. Julio

8:24 that when they were going to bathe to the place where the water was born, because there was an eye of water there where the natural water was born, this one told that many times if you stayed in the nights, sometimes they looked, they looked at these people who came out of the water. Julio says they were lying on the banks, from the banks of the loved one and that this is And says well, because notice that my mom told me recently that my grandfather, he was already drowning Julio because something grabbed him under the water aha what I wanted to sink him, what I wanted to drown, I wanted to drown him. And well, the word they used was called channe then the champagne. For them I don' t know if it' s an automi word or Nahuat, but totally that the chan was like this being that protected the lakes. OK and a keeper guard them like a keeper Julio, but at the same time this keeper realizes that he had as his human side, because he also had this envy and materialistic thing, that is, that he didn' t want people to hurt him or places.

9:43 Then many people said that it took different forms, whether it was women, children or men. Ok and I tell you my uncle, another uncle from my grandmother, he told us that he looked at a child, looked at a child and in one of these books that often publish that book they published it in passion, especially nothing else there, Julio sold it. So I bought it and I was going through it once I went to Mexico and my uncle is on one side of me and when he flipped the page.

10:24 There was an ancient picture of Julius about the nine hundred, at the beginning of the nine hundred, that someone had taken then the photo was half blurred, true, but it was on the shore of Lake East. Many Sabinos who had many great trees tell me hey, I know where it is there, where it is, and he told me that there, in that part he had looked at a child one afternoon that was said that as he arrived, he looked at the child and the child ventured into the water and disappeared. It was. Okay. Then they were beings who lived as you say in the water, not and were water beings. And Julio and also when I went and remember that I told you that I went to Guadalajara, for the side of Colima. Julio also told me that there were those beings in the rivers, but I don' t remember a name. Here they told me, but they say they were like they were just like people, but they also existed in the rivers and they still had their bad things that they would also put you to hoar alone is cannon. That, uh, well, who knows my Julio. And then, as the lake dried up, then they made the Mexico Guadalajara highway. My grandmother tells us that supposedly, when they started making the first constructions, they began to use enough dynamite to

11:56 open the way. Then my grandmother tells us that in one of these, when they put her in the air, one of the gaps is broken where the water was running. And my grandmother says that out there they watched when these beings left and that' s when the water disappeared. Julio, how sad that it' s over, maybe with a race of beings we didn ' t know. And all that also true, yes, Julio, are things that are only things that are already staying in history and are being lost because not all people know it. Yes, and also in fact that is why there is the program for people to recover and keep these legends and stories of the peoples here, because there are many stories and legends like those that, perhaps, are no longer told and lost in the mystical time. Yes, those are lost, those stories are lost and they told not so much about s no more water of the waters, but also about certain places Julio where there was as a kind of guardians even in the hills, that is, in the mountains, they spoke. What a memory. My great- grandmother who told us about not apparitions, but as beings who lived in the hills, who supposedly also cared for them. What kind of beings they described

13:28 to you. Supposedly these beings could take the form of people, but like my grandmother, my great- grandmother told us of a being he supposedly kept a cave. This cave supposedly at the time of the reform, the good people of the colonies, these bandits stole the gold from the caravans coming from the mines from Zacatecas to Guanajuato, who were going to the capital supposedly these people put them in a cave and told my great- grandmother that that cave was guarded by an OK woman. But this woman had the spell that she supposedly kept, that is, because she had a spell between the hill and her, that she was or the guardian of that hill long before the colonizers arrived, but as they kept everything inside the cave, supposedly and you came to find a certain seat that was on the banks of the hill and you sat on it. She would come out in a snake form and roll your body until it came to your face, you had to kiss her and at the time of kissing her she became the woman that was OK. Then she or she gave you everything that was there, all the goods that you wanted,

15:01 but, that is, her term was that you had to take her to your house and all the generations that had the gold had to have her as if she were part of the family. And then, yes, because, as I say to you, they are getting lost, they are losing the stories and many of those legends, because in reality I don' t know Julio was what my grandmother Mandale told us, so thanks my esteem and that there for reviving these stories. Not if my July And no and don ' t believe it, don' t believe it. I' m going to overremember Julio, because my grandparents, I grew up with my grandparents too.

15:45 My grandparents are two thousand eight hundred and so are my grandparents, see what they told us and I will try to remember more stories that they told us, because they told us enough they looked, that is, to get it right. They watched until when the train, when the train began to circulate in me the State of Guanajuato. No, then, yes, yes, they were touched now by Homer of History, not changing history, yes, changing. Changing. Recently, then, and my grandmother, she passed away in two thousand and six. Neither Julio has his time, right, but he died at the age of one hundred and six. I told her she wouldn' t have lived ah my Julia, she told me a few things, but ay apt and point her out, Nick, point them out, don' t be bad, point them out. And that' s where you' re preparing them for the next programs. And I swear to you, there' s my Julio. I take the calls gladly, because I love those old stories. Uh, yeah, not my July, and I' m going to look for you more like Treasures, my July of dandelion charms and treasures and spells. That' s all right with me, Julo. Not that they pass. Good night, and Julio, thanks for getting my call. Jullio invites the race to burn is that the race that has to put the pines. The same If we all like the show, we have to put the bit of sand on it too to keep it going, because, well, actually, that' s what the show does.

17:11 As Julio says, it' s us who have to put it here, put the batteries. I hope I do mark people who tell us stories. Thank you very much, Nick, yes, my Julia. So, good night, Julio, before race. There' s no show on Wednesday, or Thursday, and I probably didn' t mention it to you on Friday either. We have cohabitation with people. We have cohabitation with the people of Los Angeles at the Olvera square back in Los Angeles, California, at five o' clock in the afternoon and on Saturday eight we have a show at Witheorn Arrowse at four o' clock in the afternoon. That' s where the page comes from, the place where we' re going to be for you to go. There are many surprises for the people who attend. Then, I hope that several can attend and that they become presidents, because, because the race of California is supposed to be the people who watch the program the most. Then let' s see what waves after California follow Midoscop' s birthday. Also tell them to notice that we haven' t talked much about it My Edoscop birthday, June 16. June 16th birthday program turns eight.

18:40 Then let' s see what we do. Uh, we' ve got a call right now. Let' s see if he comes in. Let' s see if I can get in right now, the call isn ' t coming in. That means this thing doesn' t have to be done here and there it' s ready. You' re supposed to be here by now if you mark people, you' re supposed to come in right now, the call Good, no. What happens is that this thing suddenly and kind of fails, not this one if we are going to fulfill eight years of program already. On the 16th of June and the 26, 000th began the program of myoscob Greetings from are Olica, Greetings to Doctor Pateiro, Greetings with the voice of the mummy for William Juan Dami can send a greeting to my girlfriend Loorengo with the voice of the Goblin. Please, you know there is ready the greeting with all pleasure already the people. Please shake my hand by sharing. If you want to communicate forward, right now, the medolinia is open. I already corrected the situation that was greetings to Mexico City. Angels Rosales, Greetings Angels Jack Romero, greetings from Tlaxcala to the Beauty, greetings with Padán and greetings also with Padani. How you doin'.

20:08 Greetings to all the people, also from Tiktok Cecilia Barreto. Thanks for the little gifts Viso we also have a call now Yes, what' s up with this, why I don' t want to come in. Let ' s see if he comes in like this. Good night, good night, July, good night, with what I have good taste, juli What ' s up, Julie? How are you doing, good, good? I heard so well, how good? What good? This Tlaxcala, De Tlaxcala, yes, the Dominican, yes, oh I already remembered you I already remembered now listen yulin this how about climate over there in Tlaxcala. We ' re still in heat, son, but calm heat. I can' t imagine. No. They haven' t passed you, yeah, still or super- pass some pitch. No, man, everything' s tremendous.

21:11 Uh, well, welcome to me or what you' re not going to talk about tonight. Thank you, Julio Mira. If I want to tell you something familiar that happened very sad for the family, but well I ' ll tell you. It' s something about predictions. You could say or get a feeling. I have a cousin. Well, I had a cousin over there. In my country, he was engaged in transporting goods from one State to another. He always went out two three in the morning about yes, one night. He always slept early, because he came home every day, but he slept early so he could rest. I always remember them meeting for family dinner. At the table he his sisters and his grandmother, his maternal grandmother. Then one night, casually good, suddenly, he didn ' t feel like going out to dinner. Then his sister went to see him in the room to see what would happen if he was going out for dinner. He says no. I want Mom to bring me dinner for the last time and I want to tell her I want everyone to come here to the room, because I want to tell everyone how much I love them, because she had two sisters and her grandmother, who he lived with. Then I want to tell her how much I love them, and I want to

22:45 have dinner here in the room, but I want them to be all then she kind of like to pass on to you to start a question. Everything is very good, because he was always of very good spirits. I mean, he was always very happy and everything wasn' t, but it was very strange that situation. On the good day, when it was time for him to go out to work at 2: 00 a m this morning, we heard the news that a truck had left a lift, had fallen to the first floor and he was traveling together with a co- pilot, but one of the two had died. And then my family, because we had the uncertainty, not because we knew the job, but we didn' t know who, what he had been exactly Then they give us the news that he had died in that accident. He had been my cousin. Yes, his death was very ugly and because I don' t know if he saw it a day earlier, or he brought that feeling of wanting to say goodbye or express to his sisters ha and to him to what he felt he thought was probably going to happen there. But no one, then forgive me.

24:07 But forgive me if no one. No, so there' s a lot of people who do that who say goodbye if they still don' t want to, because, as you say, it was an accident. He didn ' t take his own life much less. No. So he' s kind of weird that happens, but he does happen a lot of times, uh, he doesn' t want to. I mean, it' s like you feel no yes, yes, but I' m saying it' s weird to feel like you' re gonna run out of life. True is a yes. Yeah. It was very sad, he was twenty- two years old, super young. I had yes, I was fourteen at the time and it was very difficult for the family that someone like him always so cheerful with everyone, in the neighborhood, all loved by everyone, as well as that a death like that is like no one deserves death, no, but neither does anyone close to you like that way yes, and especially when you know the quality of person he is exactly and like to say goodbye a day before your sisters and tell him I want to have dinner with you here and I think you are with me and tell him how much I love you, I mean, I don' t know what after that happened, because everything, like I had an explanation. But she stays at the moment like what' s wrong with you. You' re not sad. Something happens to you, it' s not all right, you were even getting married day, the next few days, so they' re very sad.

25:42 It changed, everything changed, everything changed, July changed. But, well, that' s my short story. Yeah, it makes me think a lot of things about this story and I' ve been told similar stories about a lady, for example, that she wasn' t about taking pictures with family members, or anything like that. And one day, that day of her death, or one day before they needed a family party and she wanted to take pictures with everyone and we' re going to take pictures and I don' t know what. They never took pictures of us already walking or behaving in a different way and she died of a heart attack. He was in the hospital for a while, I think in a coma derived from the heart attack he had and this one and then yes, he practically said goodbye that day. Then when you remember everything that happened, you say why it happened. This makes sense, yes, no, and it all makes sense why it happened that way, because she was acting that way. Well, it kind of makes sense. I' ll tell you another one. At first I talked about my grandfather, my mom' s dad, and he was that his birthdays always don' t happen. I was in town with my grandma and all that not good. There you go the year my grandfather died, that he also died a fulminant heart attack. That year she decided

27:15 to go to spend her birthday with her daughters, my mom and my aunts. Then he went to Monterrey and my dad and my uncles, because they behaved very funny with him, took him to eat seafood, to eat seafood soup and enjoyed my grandfather very much. Then he died in a week Santa. I remember, he went for a walk in the morning and then he came back and he had a heart attack. You know that fulminating heart attacks, because now they don' t warn anything else. You' re clear and that' s not it. And this one does, because it gets weird. Then, as you say, you start to think and say" son" maybe he was saying goodbye in a certain way, not sure.

27:59 Then neither was he a depressed person, nor anything or anything like that, because one would say good, he did it on purpose, but no yes, not at all or it will be nothing, nothing to see. That ' s why I always remember something you always say. Also, don' t miss the moment to tell our family how much we love him. No, because, well, we' re not gonna be. I' m telling you one thing right now that we' re in reflexive mode. Yesterday, yesterday or antier I was talking precisely to my wife and I was telling her that I don' t enjoy the present, I think future, that is, I think of the trip to Los Angeles, how it' s going to go I hope everything goes well, that the transmission is not going to be cut off or any of that. So I think a lot of people happen to them or happen to us that we don' t know.

28:57 Enjoy the present, not live the present. If you have to be worried about what' s coming. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, or the past. So, if you have your family there, you have your kids, you have your mom, you have your brothers. Hey talk to them, enjoy living life at the time, because tomorrow you don' t know if you' re going to be there or they' re going to be with you. Yeah, sure, I, I am, I am. The living history of that situation. I don' t know if I have time, give me a minute to tell you yes or another time another call would be forward. Okay. This one looks at Julio, my dad.

29:37 I' m not gonna say he abandoned me. My dad and mom split up when my mom, my dad, knew I was that when my mom knew I was, she was pregnant with me. He walked away from my dad because of their situations. I don' t know, but time passed. My dad, from what I understand from relatives, was looking for me, but my mom refused. Then I was growing up. So what parents then feel for, that is, the parents, they feel for each other. Many times they pass it on to the children That hatred and I grew up with courage towards my father. I, my father, I met him when I was eight. The first time I saw him I lasted fifteen days, about eight years when I met my father. Yes, it was the first time I broke up with him having knowledge, because they tell me that he was looking for me when I was about two years old, but I do not remember that situation. So, well, my mom did the impossible, as much as possible, to get away from him. Well, I grew up with a lot of courage because it said good because it didn ' t look for me. I knew exactly where he lived. We lived in a different state than mine, but I always went through the right place where he lived, because I knew, I knew that he lived in my

31:08 grandmother' s house. Well, my dad got sick when I was passing the time, when I was 16. I got a call that my dad was sick, but I always had the courage, I mean, I grew up bravely towards him because I was saying why he' s not looking for me. I could have done it, but I had a lot of pride. I also said I am not his daughter, he has to look to me for something that is wrong, because pride does not bring us anything. Then I got a call at sixteen that my dad was sick and my mom tells me you want to go see him, and I do, I want to go see him. Your dad' s in hospital, but, well, the visit doesn' t take him until the next day. The next day, when I talk to my grandmother' s house to tell her I want to know about my dad and want to go see him, they tell me your dad' s already passed away. It' s a grudge.

32:08 Pride takes you nothing and I' ve repented my whole life. It' s something I don' t know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, and sometimes we don' t listen to both parts of the story, so, so exactly, so we don' t know. Yeah, and that' s my pain, because I never knew from his mouth what happened. You know what I mean. Everyone can tell you thousands of versions, but only he can give me his. I could have given it to him. I totally understand what you' re saying, and yes, there are always two versions. So, as much as the dad who poisons your head as the mom who blows your head is super bad. That, uh, yeah, you' re her bin and you know that now I have, I still have my mother alive. I thank God for that and I love her, but I have a lot of resentment too, I mean, I have mixed feelings because I love my mother because I already struggle a lot for me, but I also say that it wasn' t exactly what she made me get away from my dad. I didn' t deserve it. I told him how tremendous that was. Yeah, I' m here in Mexico.

33:14 She lives in the Dominican Republic. There are times that if we talked to him, but like if I don' t talk, like it' s okay, it' s okay, I kind of miss him. But not too, because I have a lot of resentments and I understand you and I know it' s not right. I know it' s not right, Julio, but it' s hard to let go of cocks, it ' s hard to leave those burdens. Yeah, you have to work a lot with your mind to get through all that is and not anyone can do it And if I give you a tip or someone else gives it to you, it probably doesn' t help you, because we' re all different. We all see the way out in a different way is that they tell you to get over it, but it' s not that you get over it. You learn to live with that, Julio, you exactly learn to live. But, well, they don' t take any more time, because they' ve been my stories and advice. Everyone enjoy the person you have and tell them to love you. And even if sometimes you have a difference, but also that you liked a little bit that you' re right, you have to have an intermediate point. Yes, yes, Julio, well, good night, then what happened good these nights to all equally goodbye, for there is the call Thank you. There for communicating I have one thing that came out here. I don' t know if a spider bit me or what happened. But I have something red here. In fact, you see it in the Chamber, look it looks super shiny and it hurts me. Then I don' t know what it is. Vibre July in

34:45 the past is called depression and veen in the future is called anxiety. That can cause a negative system to the body and cause disease. Enjoying the present favors us. Yeah, you' re right, and a lot of people sometimes don' t enjoy the present is that it' s what we' re living with right now. So, well, greetings from Marilu A greetings Marilum, greetings cousin from New Yorsh and greetings to new Jersey. We have another call Good night Hello, good night, Julio. Okay, okay. I have the veronic taste here. How are you the only one from where you are from Tuxpan, Veracruz, but I live Manzanillo, Tuxpan, but you live in Manzanillo? Veronica Flowers, yes, I' m Veronica Flowers, and you see that about who you are. Eh, yes, for I also see them every day, in the mornings, in the evenings, in the evenings, in the evenings, I see them not in strangers, I say in the transmissions I beneficent, yes, yes, yes, yes, therefore, Extmon hears. Today I sent you some photos, the one from the safe house aha yes, I don' t know if already.

35:57 I actually put them at the beginning. Oh, that' s how I got into the live at ten o' clock and ten o' clock. I didn' t get to see this one anymore, but you know what I wanted to talk to you about. Well, I wanted to tell all the media about you something that happened to me today that I realized because I went to the pantheon to see my husband. Yeah,' cause I wasn ' t there anymore. Well, I had fifteen days that I hadn' t gone, because I used to go see him often, let' s say every Sunday, but because he leaves me my daughter my grandchildren and I haven' t been able to go anymore, I mean, but fifteen days, nothing later and I didn' t feel like I took long and he ' s me I think he missed me too because all these nights I couldn ' t sleep and sleep and I dreamt about him and I saw him in my mind and I' m going to do like he does to me, I mean, without being mocked by me. I dreamt it and I saw it and he made me, made me and I woke up at midnight and I said no. Not me yet. I have my grandchildren. I can ' t leave the kids alone and they don' t even need me.

37:21 I can' t go with you. I said he wants to take me you see that there is one that they say that when a couple is here so much, they take it before the year and I said I have not heard that I say hopefully and no. I do, I have heard that when a couple, whether they are young or old, whatever they are, they loved each other very much, that is to say extra, they lived well, therefore, loving each other or very well in a good couple' s life. The spouse who left takes his spouse, because and I call that story and I said no, because I have already seen him that has happened, I say no. No. I still need the kids. And it was repeated to me three times. The same thing was repeated to me and I saw it again in the pantheon there next to his grave and I did it again and could no longer sleep. He even looked at sleeping pills and I saw his grave, because he pointed at me with his arm, pointed at my grave. That' s why I thought she was calling me, since she wanted to take me. And the truth is, I did have a fright because I have my little grandchildren still this three- year- old and seven- year- old. And so I say well, Mira already has her husband, for I feel that my grandchildren do need me,

38:52 and they need me this and I say no, I don' t take me yet and even today. But they said today if I' m going, today, if I' m going, it doesn' t matter. Yeah. Then I left, I went to vote and then I went to see him and you know what it was. What was it that vandalized his grave. He didn' t tell me everything, he no longer told me and with that sick voice he told me come and I, when I was coming to his grave, saw everything broken. The vases add up the freaking bad vibe. Yeah, it' s so bad, because they don' t even respect the deceased. His cross is thrown. Then they gave a brick to a mosaic that his tomb was already fixed with tiles, with a vitropizo, because and his cross already marked with his name, and they threw his cru and not like they wanted to steal it, but they could not throw it at all and broke it, that is, they wanted to tear it off, but they could not scratch it and broke the cross. And I don' t know when that will have happened, but I said to and in quotation marks I breathed, because it' s not that I'

40:22 ve been happy, but I said it wasn' t that I wanted to take, it was that I came to see what you were destroyed by here. True, that was me talking to him there raising his cross and lifting up all the sling that they left him. And I tell him that was not that they wanted to take me, it was that you wanted me to come up to lift your cross. I tell you don' t worry about it right now, I' ve arranged it for you, but I' m going to send you to make a tetra cross, because the cross for a deceased is special so that the devil doesn' t bother him, so they won' t bother you. And I' m going to send him to make a new cross, the one that' s broken, but I left it to him and I say that' s what he wanted to tell me. Look at this, he' s been dead for three months.

41:13 Yeah, I remember you, look still yes and we still have that bond of how. I could tell you about Union that we always had you and three months after your death. He told me come but I, thinking I was afraid, said he' s going to take me and it wasn' t for that. He wanted me to go, to see the wreckage they made him in his grave. What heartless people. No, I don' t think they' re ever gonna happen to you, and you have to respect them. Yes, there are people who are very filthy and there are people who like me very fat who are going to put witchcraft in the graves too, who are going to put candles there black up the graves, because I see it and I have seen that and then starting to play the rooster up the graves and not a thing that doesn' t. I mean, it doesn' t look like anything to me. If you' re going to enter your cemetery, you' re going to enter with the utmost respect for why, because your relative is the one who may also be there, because he' s like I tell you, they think they' re never going to pass him, or that a relative or themselves the day that happens to them too, as well as they smash the graves or then another one also steal the plants. I' ve planted things there for him. It ' s all right for me so you know I always have her flowers and everybody steals. You know what it' s like to rob people' s bodies, too. Oh yes, in fact, in fact, look at

42:44 nothing more people. That' s where the gravedigger himself touched me to see what he was doing. I deal with a lady who told him and there I have his commission and I have everything, that same gravedigger is mason and I was the one who was working with me, who made him his crypt, because it is like a house type, not a house, but as a house type, then, when it is fixed again I already send them a photo. So I told him, I told him now what to do, because I' m taking this man with me, what a job. You think that lady I think she' s a witch, because she wants me to bring her bones, get her bone and I' ve got them.

43:28 There I tell you how you trivi and do not do that I tell you and where you get the bones, because those exomations here we make exomations and because I see the bones, I think they must be gross, or for what you want them. I' m telling you, I' m telling you, he' s never doing that to you here, to my husband or to me. I' m telling you because I' m staying here and we don' t have any more. We' re not from here and from Manzanillo, we' re from Veracruz to Tuxpo in Veracruz. I tell you never to do that evil to me or my husband. I tell you, please respect our bodies and you know if not, when you die, I' ve already seen myself dead, don' t worry. You also know that I' m very concerned. Uh- huh When you go to cremate a body, you really believe in the body and you get the ashes of the body, they don' t give you a thing that nothing to see Yeah, yeah, because it' s very easy to grab the body and get in there. I don' t know about dogs or I don' t know how to cremate them and give you a dog' s ashes and I don' t say it in a bad way. It ' s not a thing that really happens that people are childish. I don ' t know what people who do that have in their heads. But if there are people who do that, uh, and I horite as I' ve been there, I' ve been going after the pantheon in these three months that my wife has been there myself, because I' ve been going almost always the most these fifteen days. I didn' t go for family reasons. I couldn' t go to take care of my grandchildren, because my daughter takes care of them and so that I tell her that no good,

45:00 then it is I have seen that there are tombs that are already abandoned, because there I read one of the years of nine hundred and sixty minus and all those tombs and I told the grave undertaker I say to him and the tombs that were here did not pass the machine and already took all the crosses and already this one we did this exhomation. I tell you what they do to all the bones, don' t throw them either. It doesn ' t say anything anymore. We put them on a sack and threw them into the mass grave. I tell you yes, truth and others sell them because I already know that you are a bone salesman. He tells me, but don' t say anything, don' t say, I don' t say anything else. I' m telling you, but it' s wrong to scare him away from the bones they' re selling That' s why they' re going to scare you for doing that. That' s not it, just imagine it' s over. He laughs that your bones end up wearing a peel there because it' s for witchcraft. They want them for witchcraft, okay. The point is that you, for example, are abandoned for years now, that no one visits them anymore and that they are already ruined. He passed the machine and took everything that easy and they ' re selling the lots again. Then I say to greetings to what will become of me when I am already there and or nothing more of me, but of the people who are of little family, for and that there is no longer any relative who claims that I say no this take. Don'

46:32 t touch me because here I am I see for them, because you pay a predea. Of course, then no, or who defends that tomb. I' m telling you, it makes us do it here, too. Same. He says he knows they won' t do the same, because you, that' s why you' re raising a crypt and those who make those, those who nothing else, bury them on the ground and raise nothing. That' s why the machine passes and Celu leads tells me why it' s good that I' ve done nacscript I say well, because I say hopefully, I wish. Don' t tell me no more for my peace of mind. But if it is, it is hard the situation in the pantheon, for now the one who runs it flies eh those who rob us of things, plants, steal the bones, vandalize them the graves.

47:22 And the good thing, like I tell you, you know what I ' m gonna do. I' m going to do a business where you die in your coffin and they' re going to put a little capsulite on you that people who rape the grave or open it are going to open the capsule and you' re going to get infected there with something strange so they don' t go opening the graves and say it outside. This one. This one. This one, East, this tomb is protected by Julio Flores ' deadly capsule. That' s right, how you see the eye- catcher. Yeah, sure, yeah, no, so they don' t open anything. That went on. Yeah, this good, that was my whole short story. And that happened to me and I tell you the dreams I had in these fifteen days my husband was manifesting to me, but that I went to the pantheon I realized it was that, it wasn' t that I wanted to take. I' m calmer now. I was feeling a step, I was saying ay, I' m not taking. But it wasn' t that. He was vandalized by his grave and he wanted me to go clean him up, because they left him the whole stripper.

48:32 I said what people I was mad at, but in what it fits, like I said, if it wasn' t that I wanted to take, it was that I was going to clean him up and that I sent him to make another cross because he wanted me to go clean him up. Well, I kind of feel like he hasn' t let me go, that he needed me to clean up his grave, and that' s why he was telling me right, or that' s what I do, it' s like I want to think about it, because there are dreams, too. I feel like something' s still feeling like I' m just hooking up. Well, that' s my grain, that story. Thank you, and then the Chamber. There you see it' s clear, it looks there like some rooster legs and I told you at the beginning and the program you didn' t see if you could send me the photo, just like it is, just like the part there to see that down there.

49:28 I' d appreciate it if you weren' t from the House, but take a picture of it right there from the chair. I think she' s a chair, she' s a rocker. She' s a rocker. So, send me a picture of the waitress to see what' s in there and we can see what' s not going on. But, well, this one is that I didn' t look either. When I saw that, we went out to see and the counter didn' t have anything on it I' m telling you, send me a picture to check and we' ll see what it can be. Well, then, but I give you my word of honor that this isn' t this rigged, because we don' t even know how to barter anything. That' s from the House, a capture of the House that was made nothing better. I was glad to salurate the medoscopes, nice to greet you. I' m her friend Veronica Flores Fan number one. Big the many, number one of our favorite program measurescop Thank you, fair to see you Julio who passed Bunita eight, greetings to your family, Julito, thanks to sy The tremendous Julito and Go around here tell me a comment that is interesting. He says Alice elisando. Imagine that a bone of yours is left to be seen or not. Don' t go too far. No, no, no, no. I' d like that. Allow me. I' m not going to hang out. Please, my musical explosion tells us. One day I heard a program from a person working incinerate giving bodies the cover of his face so they wouldn' t know him. He said to save himself.

50:52 Sometimes they put three bodies together and then, which is not enough, to burn it, grind so that their relatives didn' t just give it the body of their familiar subject was called another body, because it can be. We have good night calls, Solia, good night with what I have the taste. Daniela, Daniel from where you' re Daniela de Monterrey. What did the Rgiomontan race do, that is, votes and heat said to him no, man and with water, without water, no, then, if we have water but it has not rained or anything, then what heat. No, no, it' s cannon. I' m gonna be in Monterrey somewhere on Wednesday. In fact, I invited the race. If you want to put on some tacos. There, in San Jerónimo, there are some tagos called the three half fresones, but they are good. There' s cannijo, yes, yes, in fact, yes, I heard, but this one, like he told me, is going to get into the prepa. This one' s gonna be getting him ready for the exams.

51:52 And I' m going to be there. Okay, stress too or that well, that' s good, that' s good, then welcome, welcome, what are you going to talk to us tonight. Hey, first of all. See that yesterday he' s listening to the show and this one chou told you that good. I' m half, right. He had many years of being a medium, since he was about six years old. This is one of those experiences that you experience when you are six years old and you die of fear. No. Okay, more like, he doesn' t know what he' s got. I don' t think you' re scaring him It' s like not knowing what' s up. I don' t think I know, no, no, I can ' t put myself in your shoes for the best. You felt afraid and that' s what it is not, but it' s not that it is, it' s very rare not because I seemed to go to bed and that I felt where someone was going into my room, yes, they would turn around and sit on the mattress and listen where the mattress was sinking would sit someone. No, yes, and there was no one. But either I don' t want to tell this not a show that said that children' s spirits don' t exist or something. I think he commented.

53:09 There is the theory that they don' t exist because children are so pure when they die, that they can' t be wandering around like ghosts respect. Well, that' s not the case, unfortunately, they do exist, well I' ve been touched by this more than anything, as I' ll tell you, how to help them transcend. I had a job several years ago. Yeah, I was an assistant at an office and they gave us a training course. Then it is said that the first, like, two hours, were hard training courses in some offices. From there they did and said this note that no, that maybe already seems like a girl and that I don' t know what a boy that died in the construction and that ah no, well it' s fine. Yes, this and it was that we were all going out at the end of the day, we settled the seats and everything heard we arrived the next day in the living room and that all the chairs, everywhere papers on the floor. So they said what a truth and that the lady who was doing the toilet had not touched him to do the toilet and said no because it was not my turn to do the toilet why what was found, no, because it was all lying down the chairs everywhere they said ah said because it is the girl.

54:38 Says the girl who does pranks. Okay, that' s what it was like, and I had to get in early as it was about 6 : 00 in the morning. Then I came before and then I went to the bathroom and I combed and everything didn' t and that one day it touched me that I was painting in the bathroom and that I heard a little noise and I said, because I have to see someone in the bathroom this and suddenly I see a little paper ball coming out of a bathroom, so I and what ral And then, suddenly I asked again where the ball was from. He went back into the bathroom and I said a joke, but, well, I said no, because I' m sleepy, I don ' t know. And then, all of a sudden, the paper roll and I say hey, that one came out of you. I pass it to you and that no one answered me and I and I go touched him in the bathroom and I realize that the bathroom where the roll had come out was open, then pushed him and there was no one. Oh, what do I eat or what, well, it' s over now. And then my boss tells me, there he says, so what a fear.

56:00 He says, but I got an experience. He also says with a marble that says I went to take copies to the fourth floor and that it was already I read the last one in the building and he says nothing more there was a companion down there and I say and suddenly my partner tells me I ' m going with my things so little, no, because yes. And while I kept taking out copies and then he says suddenly I say a marble and he says hey you dropped something and the girl didn' t answer him because she didn' t listen and he came up and a marble coming down the stairs didn' t stain. I don' t know what she yelled at her, I don' t know what the girl was called in case Julia or something like that I say Julia isn' t that I don' t know what literally touched her marble because a lot of people say that I heard a marble coming down and that' s not it, but that it ' s your turn to see it is already different. It' s not a whole thing and it doesn' t say I left the sheets on the copier who already grabbed his bag and went to the parking lot. And yes, yes? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, son, yeah, and, well, those two boys, the boy and the girl were gonna tell you that now. There was my little boy back then, my little boy, and they followed me. And I don' t tell you that I saw them, because I don' t see them, I don' t see them directly, as if they were people. I see nothing more than silhouettes ok and I see them running here in my house and going up and down

57:31 stairs. And I said I saw them already they need me to help them. And the boy said yes to me. And what I was saying I want to go with I don' t know, I don' t know what he told me. I think my granny or something. I' m good, and the girl didn' t say anything. He laughed no more and I remember that because I made a because it is not the eye, because the eyes are for aggressive spirits. Yeah, but yeah, I resented him and everything and I fired him and the boy that was the girl didn ' t want to leave. The girl didn' t want to and after two three days I was swimming again making uros, again in a job I was opening doors. And that' s pretty brazen about what you' re saying. Yes, yes, then, yes, I have a lot of experience, yes, no, and I have many. I have Look at experiences with Holy Death with me I don' t believe in Holy Death, I say everyone, but it did seem to me and that or what demons or, that are hours to death. Look, I' m telling you the last time a quickie had a good time. Look at this one you ' ve been touched by what you see for saying, that a homonym, that it' s a person who' s called just like you, who in itself dies. In the news we will say, to say, such a person died and you say, ah chice well, because it had my same name. No, and the same last name. Well, not weird, and then you say well, well, that' s weird and no

59:04 way. But that happened to me with an additional experience. He realizes, realize that one night, I' m going to sleep and that they were already like three four in the morning and suddenly I wake up hearing like a knock on the door. So in my room, yes, but that' s it. One and I said," Hey, how weird my mom is that she needs something or something and I told her what happened, what you need and that she didn' t answer me" I didn' t, because I still freaked him out. I' m sleepy and then again and I heard like steps, as well as crawling, because who knows and I said what you want, Mom, and suddenly I hear my mom all being there, in the kitchen or in the bathroom, I don' t know any more and I said and I heard it and I said deep down it' s my mom truth, yes, yes, yes, and that you said no, because something wants, truth then, because I started praying and I started to strip that out, I didn' t tell her you go and that' s it. True, I prayed and fell asleep.

1:00:20 The next day I woke up with the news and my mom was all scared, because she tells me that a girl died with all your name and that I don' t know what and that I don' t know how much, and I said ah so I understood what happened to me. My theory is that, because it was death that maybe, because you know there are several deaths. He realizes they' re what they call him the repers, which are the parcas. He realizes that he comes for the people, the parcas have the mission to take the soul away from the person before he dies. Then it' s said that I feel like it was a herma. It was going to be like a mistake because since it was the same name as maybe, they thought it was me and they kind of realized it and they carried the truth. But yes, but yes, and this girl died in an accident so very ugly fell as a pinto guard painted this cannon.

1:01:22 That' s like, for example, people who dream of someone with a relative and, for example, the relative I don' t know, they shot him. Suppose and that person feels the shots. I don' t know if you' ve been touched by being told that. Don' t look. If there are people who happen to that, then it' s too cannony. I' m really crazy about that, but, well, I really appreciate the call. I don' t know if you want to comment or send a greeting. Whatever you like. No, because a greeting to my son, Alonso, with the voice of the mummy, of course, let me send it to him. Allow me only greetings for him. Hey, thanks, thanks to you having a great night. Thank you, or bye bye Raza. We' re out of time for this first hour of Minoscope. Let' s just start with the second hour. So, then, we end it. Don' t go, it won' t cut the transmission. Nothing more. We see a little while, and right now we' re back.