Historias de Miedo Mayo 17 de 2024 TRAILERO

0:06 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 like pagan Misteria. Good night. Good evening to greet you all. So you guys go to one more edition of fears. Since my name is Julio Flores, I greet you, I give you the most welcome cuts to tonight. Today is night, today, on nights of 17 May of the year two thousand twenty- four, we are totally alive. Greetings to all the people who are already connected to parts of the transmission, which is important to share the transmission. Sirvana de León, Carmen Didier, Mir Taraiza, list Apodaca and Urinagera, Antonio Martín, Daniel Elizabeth, Alberto Bolaño, Fabio la Valderas thanks for sharing. Hey. Juliet, Dueñas, Mauricio Alvarez, Amalia Montes, Jennifer España, Ana López. Greetings to see you. Let me see why you' re telling me here that Tiktok is kind of weird. Well, there we are. We are now on my last show of the week, Raza, last show of the week.

1:38 I hope there' s a lot of calls that people call us, tell us stories. I feel like it today. You know how I feel about it. Right now, as I say, Ahorita, it is no longer very difficult that you can, because because of the situation Right now that we are currently living, but in those times you took a road in the night and nothing happened. So imagine walking, like, walking, sorry to go in the car at night in a cutles one cutlas ninety- three, cutlas ninety- three? You' re listening in an alternate dimension. You ' re listening to my edoscope on the radio There' s no such thing as a hairy hand It' s my doscop And you' re listening to scary stories And you' re going to the road in the night like when you were a kid. I don' t know about you. I was so scared as on the road we were traveling before long at night peeking out the windows because I said I' m going to see a witch, I ' m going to see something. I' ve never seen anything around on the road. Honestly, I don' t think my parents either. But yes and it was like a I don' t know a tasty feeling.

3:05 They don' t know that I liked to do a lot when I was a kid, I liked to go in like abandoned houses. That also gives you as well as one I don' t know you felt like Indiana jones I know wasn' t as much as paranormal, but it was like the experience of walking, exploring and all this was very fatherly. In fact, I have a story I wrote based more or less on that and if you want to go look for it. That story is written. I know a lot that I don' t write stories, I should write stories again by now. That story is written by me. It' s called the Grey House. Put the Gris midoscop House on YouTube and leave me a comment.

3:51 From July I came from the program of the 17th of May, two thousand and twenty- four that you told us to listen to from the Grey House. The Grey House is two parts. It' s the Grey House and the second part of the Grey House is called an opportunity, give it a miniscoup opportunity and it' s the second part. And the second part matches the first and you' re gonna find similar things. No, but I really like the story. The two stories I like very much and I wrote them and I repeat them again and they are scary stories. They have to do with a witch. Then there' s a lot of parents. Hey, what I' m going to do is I' d love to hear road stories. Tonight we' re going to see if people mark us and I want to send a greeting to the family the shellish ah didn' t ask me with the voice of the goblin paranoiba three families s s a there ' s the greeting for them and and well says the time I see you on YouTube. Okay, all right, he sent us the origin of the screams. There is again the console that is failing in the origin of the screams. Remember that I tell you that he sent me as cries of the crybaby, that several times and all that good sent me and say hello Julio, good nochi is fearing the origin of the screams of several videos that have sent you. The lady in the video is from a community five minutes from where I live and was not found in the cow rope center. You can find it on the map. The place is called Tezoyuca Morelos. I live

5:23 on the cruiser of chiconcuac Morelos I hope you see it complete. Greetings from your friend Jesus Medina, and yes, the cry you hear from the cry, like you cut it off from this girl and put it on. It ' s the original scream Hi, Julio. Good night. I tell you we' re super fans of the show. Even my mom puts up the show when you' re making the food, because at night she can' t listen to your whole show. I' m from matehualla to San Luis Potosí. My mom tells us about a pull- out cop you called Hot Eye. And the story I' m going to tell you is an aunt who lives in that little town, in the house my aunt lives has a very large, very old land. Several people have told him that they see a man, who see a man saying very high with revolutionary traits. They tell him they' re walking from shore to shore at night. They bark pretty much at the dogs as if they saw someone they took someone to see why they were there, because my cousin had something bothering her and she wouldn ' t let her sleep. Even a few rooms upstairs open and close the doors, but nothing can be done, since the gentleman who was says he is very strong and that he is a very bad man, who is taking care of money and told him that he would only give it to him if they gave it to my cousin. But obviously they won' t. This event continues to happen to this day. A greeting is a greeting to Rupitomir

6:57 Rush. This would be the greeting for them and also greetings to Mari Luz, to San mateo to Tengo. Greetings to this sound obregon city I am Izeta. Maybe this is dinner today. Hey, those hot dogs there are famous, uh, those hot dogs with cucumber avocado look good. Hey, those fries and they' re good, they look really good. So, provided and with your hot dock good dinner. I don' t know anything. I' m sad the truth about that, but well, what do we do to him. No, what do we do to her? I had nothing, nothing, race, uh, there tell her to complain to the producer please, because she didn' t give me dinner tonight. Let me, I put the here is this one here It was told Okay I already sent you the message that I wanted with the whole story and you sent us this audio. Yeah, Julio, good night. Greetings to you, for all means. Coperos here listening to you and the last pano box flying, ay salutates from the tremendous chuque, chuqui greetings and all the race not, Volaredo, Laredo, you leave greetings How good that they are listening through the boss ninety seven seven in Nuevo Laredo and Laredo Te and the trailers that are there to mark us, to tell us their stories. Hey, Julio, I can' t watch everything live, sorry. I' m a durango and every night I see Facebook. Thank you Hi, Julio. Good

8:30 night. You can send greetings to my daughter, cide Garcia and my husband Gustavo. Seville with the mummy' s voice. Greeting from Garcia, Gusto, you' re ready there. They sent me a ras donation through Paypan. Thank you very much for seeing who Ana Guerrero is. Thank you very much, says Good evening, Julio, for a very cold cocon and whatever it pleases. Thank you very much, Ana. That way the donation. Thank you very, very much. We' ve got more stories, right now, we' re gonna be telling them. I' d love to get a call from you guys. Eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty - three, eighty- six, six, six? If you want to communicate through the watches you can also more. Fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty, three, eighty- six, six, six? I repeat, plus fifty- two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six? He says what' s going on is that this is, like, three years old already. Says one night I was with my partner on the spot.

9:37 It was all right, but the moment I tell her I' m going to the kitchen, you want water. I am thirsty usually I always stop in the early mornings and everything is fine but this time, when I return from the kitchen for the water, I turn to the living room and see someone sitting down. He couldn' t see his face, only his feet were carrying and he was carrying a botal This thing I didn' t understand that word botal was very dark. She looked tall. I got really scared in the room without telling my husband what was going on. I told him to get out, check out, and he' s leaving, and he ' ll be right back. It describes what I saw that time. Allow pentatito, don' t hang up on me, please, say that time it was early in the morning and we never saw this alone that time.

10:20 Good night and thank you for listening, for telling who' s on the show. Here we go. We have a call Good night, well, not AchE Julio. Good evening with whom I have the taste, with Martin de la Rosa as Andan Martín, where you are from Juárez. It' s the third time I' ve seen you, the call comes in with you. This welcome, welcome to tonight that you' re not going to talk this very short postnate to see look We were a few years ago. It would be about five, more or less, We live on the road here conlosively we give the road home big uracas, big ok. Yeah, it' s bulle var oscar flowers and rye, but we know we made it big house road ok. So my mom has a business on the road, a very coburrito food business, breakfast cakes. We were once in the afternoon, because there was no more, the business was already closed. Rather, yes, and now there is not much traffic and sometimes poetry. Yes, then the business was closed and there was an open door like this, a little door like that, small and it was season that there was not much, much attendance of anything in the afternoon. So I was looking to

11:54 make it as long as we were like five people, okay and this one for that we heard the regret, of such a very ugly regret. We all realized she was the crybaby for a moment. So, yes, terrible. Yes, first it looked like a squall fell a quick squall and then the lament was found and assumed me to go to the door. Just like that. It was all very fast and there were no cars, because it ' s main road. There weren' t any cars. Passing the road, the squall stopped immediately and the floor is wet. There wasn' t even one person yet to tell you that fast. There was nothing and we all stayed. We were five, five, six, there was nothing and we all stayed. Just like freaked out like every one that happened. But the mind was so raw, so hideous. So, he can' t write it to you. But so, of those who leave you ice cream.

13:13 No, I mean, she was the crybaby. That' s pretty much how it sounded so awful. Oh, man, a lot of people who' ve heard it. Says that' s because your son' s got your hair on your head. No, yes, exactly, and it wasn' t me. Alone. It was my mom, it was my lady, it was this my daughter, it was my niece and I don ' t remember that it was someone else I was there, but we were five and bad memories. There were five of us who, in fact, to a certain extent feel very comforted that more people have heard the same thing as you and that exactly, that they don' t judge you or anything true, exactly, because it says well, if they choose it alone and I tell them they' re going to believe it. Yeah, yeah, but we went, we were several people and different ages. So, yes, if you stay one, like ah kray and we all remember, right now, it' s been like five years and we remember you can bet that yes, that every one that gets together in the talk really dandale exactly yes, yes, yes, yes, that usually happens that what to tell.

14:24 That' s where you guys went, but yes, well, interesting and the contribution can repeat to me exactly where this was? If you' re so kind, look, you' re here in Ciudad Juárez. This was exactly the name of Mom' s business. Sure yeah, go ahead look is on. We' re in cakes. Long live Mexico. If you want to promote it, you can also. No problem, uh, better so much, you export it are very rich and breakfast. Already we who are from here already know where to ok in this Mexico bulldozer calls you big home road, but this change it. The name is Basque Bule Flowers, this street fence centero and zacatecas. Okay That' s where he hears rye hit and zacatecas hit the burasca flowers, big cart andale. This was like five pardons, about five or six o' clock in the afternoon, okay, fear doesn' t have a schedule, it can happen to you in the afternoon, and whatever you want, you' re going to be really scared, says one, no, because they say at twelve o' clock in the night you don' t in the morning. That' s not true. This happened to us about five between five and six in the afternoon, sort of. You have every reason. You are absolutely right about this, so thank you very much for sharing it. You want to send him a greeting, you want to comment something more what you like not a

16:00 greeting to my daughter already I tell you already. That' s the third time we' ve talked. My broken daughter. What it' s called forgiveness, loses the rose fuer of the rose, yes, fernanda of the rose with the voice of the mummy or what with the voice of itself, of the mummy lower yes, yes it was rush is ready with the voice of the mummy. EH, where to then, thank you very much. Ju on the contrary, thanks to you, what a lovely night. Anyway, see you later, we' re still listening today. Thank you, see you later This was the food. Today the scene was small. My time gave me to take the picture. Hey, don' t overdo it, food, no, don' t send me. Send me out of dinner. They' re not sending me the Christmas turkey. Don' t send me what you' re having. Right now, food, it' s not worth it. Hey, that' s not good anymore. Send us the payment and the romeritos and all that hello good night. I tell you that when we went to a busting new lion at a party, we took a number of young children without getting baptized at bedtime several of us fell asleep in the gallery because we were doing a lot of shit in the morning.

17:06 My sister started screaming, but it was a heartbreaking scream. When I woke up I saw my niece almost floating my sister clinging to her with all her strength. I saw nothing but that, but my sister said that she saw as a black person who wanted to take her to the girl. The girl was the youngest of all the children we wore. They put the blessed rosary on her and in the morning the girl had pink rosary bursting the marks on her neck. Greetings from Laredo again. Thanks from Antemano, thanks to you for sending me the story. Good night to get us connected to whatsapp ' s audio there. What a fear of me I' m very afraid of the stories they tell of when people avoid you are afraid of that. Hey, hello to Dr Pateiro to Songolica, hello, good night. There ' s the video of the crybaby here in Ciudad Juárez. Thank you, right now to the Czechs. After the Mandales program is finished, greetings to the Gaibo, Greetings Jybo. I don' t know where you' re going, but hello Hi, Julio, good night. You could say hello with the mummy' s voice to say I' m rita Shambra. If you want, say hello, send them to me for Wats favor. Good night, hello Julio, good night, good night. I have the pleasure with Claudia Rodriguez. What' s up, Claudia, where you' re from? Allow me I think I' ve got a chance because I think I' ve got the live one. Yeah, now you hear me well, I hear you perfect good night. I' m the deo Tamaulipas again.

18:33 I' ve been listening to you since I believe before the pandemic. I' m one of those who was hidden in men and always be the shadows I' ve always heard of you. But it' s the first time I' ve talked about tea. In fact, I had told you that we had a video that we wanted to share with you from a transport line. This one where they say it' s a girl. This one is still in itself, for my brother- in- law shared it with me. Okay they say it' s a girl, that the person who saw it, because it was the security man who' s there the watchman. Yeah, it' s just that, well, I share it with you so you can share it with people. You okay, it' s just that if you have no need there stockings a few words. No, I don' t, well, I' ll blow it all down.

19:22 I' m putting it all down. And fight if I' m not going to talk about it to share it, because I don' t have a history. But ah it does and in fact, also that b one you say this good. First of all, I want to ask you, I don' t remember. When we started on the radio, you noticed the show on the radio, or my two drinks are on before the radio. I didn' t find you through Spotify. I could tell you yes, because I' ve heard other stories. Well, I really love horror stories. Yeah, so I was listening to another show and that' s how I started getting out more and I already hooked up with you and I started following you and listening to you. Thank you, thank you very much. I' m one of Spreefy' s or Facebook' s fig trees, I mean, both of them, but almost on the radio not my little girl. Yeah, if you' re a company, we' re gonna mirror it on the radio how you felt when you heard it on the radio. No, because it' s something else, because you' re really crazy, because here he hasn' t tried to make programs, but they don' t hit much. And really, it already brings a lot of your show. That' s good, there are more nueblare programs in this cut. Or it' s the only oscop I' ve ever had, because for me, whatever I know, that' s the only thing.

20:33 Before there was another one at another radio station, or I don' t know if they were the same, but I mean, I don' t know at best how we were the same people here, because he wasn ' t always very emperor. And right now, the beauty of your program is that they are people from all over the world, not from different countries. You could say that this Mexicans are walking more and more everywhere. That ' s right, and it' s on your show. Yes, I ' m very glad that Marques de Bolaredo you' re listening to the show. I also greet all the people back there who are listening to us and yes send me the video. And I also want to take advantage of Ahorita that you tell me that, because people have asked me and Julio has never happened to me, but they have told me stories. I can count them.

21:15 Yeah, it' s okay, it' s okay to tell stories they told you, it doesn' t matter that they didn' t happen to you. You can count this one here on the show without any problem. Uh, no, but it' ll be good. I say there ' s more favor when the person lives it. Yeah, but no. As a matter of fact, in history, it' s like you' re saying. Yeah, it gets you, but it doesn' t, but sometimes it doesn' t, no, it doesn' t happen to me Nothing like that has ever happened to me, no, because nothing has ever started for me either. Yeah, well, what a story. True, I' m also kind of boring in that respect. Yeah, I ' m in the same room, but no man. Send me that and the Czech and thank you very much for having this one marked tonight. I ' m gonna try, I' m gonna bring, I' m gonna try to see if I can send him to the bunny, which is the one from the radio station over there with stickers, see if the race that ' s gonna go to then I don' t know how to see how they agree with him so they can get Stickers back to people. From there on schedule. Yeah, yeah, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, well, let' s hope, yeah, you' ll let us know to pick up the perfect stick, because thank you so much for the call.

22:26 They want to send Salus, because nothing more so to my child right now and I think that he is already lying down, that it is already night, this Adolfo Rodriguez with the mummy are us ok greetings. There it is. And thank you very much for the call of neo- Julio. That too then by Whatsapper perfect video that spends beautiful night equally until WEY because there is the gossip with video better, uh, good night, Julio. This was my cn hear Chiles filled with scene, it' s net and how you' re going to sleep standing. It' s too heavy. That doesn' t make some chili and dinner stuffing look good. The rice is very rich. Hey, I' m not gonna lie to you, but you' re not out of line on the scene. Good night, hello, good night, julio, good night with which I have the taste, hi, laurita sa que vivale, ahorita garza, is the school teacher.

23:19 How you doing, Julio. He doesn' t listen to us, yes, how are you right now? Okay, let' s go here what' s called here by Santa Catarina, go for the house, Julio, nothing but Ahorita. I heard the comment the buster person made. Oh, yeah, yeah, and my husband told her. I tell my husband one day ask my sister this what happened to him on buster and tell me what happened to him already. Let' s just talk to the show to tell it and she listens and they' re already keeping the show. Several years ago and I believe that about twenty- five or thirty years ago, my sister went to Bustamantes with friends who were opening a Christian mission. They had little that the parents had moved to Bostamante and the daughters of two brothers because they invited her to go on the weekend. They were the mission, and my sister went with them. My sister says, my sister isn' t scared at all, and she' s scared of anything. No, she' s very brave and well- advised, but she says that one

24:52 thing that impressed them was that the little room where they stayed, because to be starting with the mission, they started from little to little and that the room where the women stayed to sleep. It was a room with this sheet roof. Okay and he says no, because we were already talking there like that guy caught this and he says that it was heard that like a bird fell to the chest, but and then they thought that then some animal, true, but that as it progressed the night they listened like laughs and that they stayed like that as it was amazed and they listened as if someone was dancing on the roof don' t stain what fear. Yeah, yeah, uh- huh, and he says it, but he says it' s not us or it' s quiet and everything, but it' s kind of like he went up to the level, yeah, we got really weird, he says he doesn' t say we almost couldn' t sleep between that if you listen and that and that and other comments. My sister says that the next day he got up very early because it was already going to be the service this Sunday. Then they got up very early to clean up and to go, to buy things for lunch, and they went to a little shop and said my sister tells me, they say no more stars that

26:22 we enter the store and the lady smiled, she says, but those times that you smile with a tail like the one who says vulgar you enter me and that the first thing they say to them. I asked the girls if they knew the lady and said no, because it' s the second time we came in that we said yes, they could sleep. But as Burdona is like burbana aha and this one says ay says suddenly I said I didn ' t know if I knew them or something green. He says no, because I didn' t take it badly, but after that, when he is already on his way to the mission, that they are already beginning to make comment He hears why he told us that in the lady and already after being my son, not because and there he tells me my sister, there he did give me like what, because he wanted to say that she knew that, as it went in the night, and then talking time later he said that the mission didn' t work because they didn' t let them work, that is, until later I talked to them. They told my sister that the witches there are fine, that she said and that they didn ' t let them do the mission that because it was attack it was about what, other things and I remembered right now. That' s why, because of the comment they sent you and because I didn' t want to stop it, because sometimes I listen to something and I talk to them to

27:53 tell them what I know or what I haven' t told myself. But if that story is to me, it brings me a lot. I mean, that comment they made brought me to this thing about my sister that she was so amazed at you that you saw the lady' s face and well and I do imagine it true. But this is all that Julio wanted to share. There, please, this is a greeting for no more for Laurita ' s husband. We haven' t come home yet, and a greeting for all of us so, greetings to Luis Poso. Thank you very much, thank you for having a good night. Thank you, Julio, bye bye. Why doesn' t she get modern witches to get on the roofs of houses, because always that some old gentlemen. Imagine a modern witch, so on the roof of a house, a twenty- three- year- old girl, just above a house, jumping in and putting it on the instagram, not taking a selfi up here, bothering the neighbors who want to come and promulgate the word of God. Oh let' s die, take a selfi and the witch that will no longer be modern witches. Or modern witches won' t get any more attention being tormented. People, not what ' s up with this. I don' t understand that part very well.

29:18 Thanks to the people who are sharing, I ask the people of Tiktok, please, to bite their hearts in there so that more people can enter. I' d really appreciate it if you could do it, and over here, I also want to say hello and if you greet my daughter Alice, who turns sixteen tomorrow with the mummy' s voice. A lot of Fulichi the he from Cecilia González. Greetings, hello July, good night, Ay jole ahorita. I' m gonna tell that story. Nothing more. Let me take this call first, good night, hello July, good night, good night with whom I like. With revolutionary he remembers, of course, of course he does. I remember revolutionary how you' ve been revolutionizing All right, thank you and all right. Here already on this Friday sabrison, Friday fortnight, you didn' t make the pantry. Not revolutionary, not yet. This isn' t tomorrow. Tomorrow it' ll be up to the cheese and all the shops. Oh, yeah, and Sundays have been Sundays to make the super. It doesn' t get well gachoe full of people the whole race there compares me this, for welcome and my esteem of revolution maybe, not ss the super, because you' re revolutionary.

30:38 Right, he sent my wife to do it, walk him exactly. Hey welcome, you' re not going to talk tonight, so look a few little months ago. I talked to you and she' s pregnant this one in my baby was born in December. Congratulations, but thank you very much. I' m telling you, because of my high- risk pregnancy, I hired a lady who was cleaning me up in my house, okay, but the funny thing is, those ladies always asked me what I was going to do and what I was going to do and I said no, because of telling the normal truth, girl. And time passed. And time passed, and the lady kept going and told me that I never saw my baby ' s little things for this, because my baby' s little things because I always had them at my mom' s house, because I stayed closer to the clinic. Well, I always went to the house and wondered when I was born and when I was born. So very insistent. Uh- huh, so I' d say and tell her about Mom. Mom said no, you don' t, you don' t, don' t tell her anything. And I, well, I' m telling you, it' s not time yet. But you' re missing so much.

31:53 But how much are you missing? And I' m not, but it ' s not time yet. So, always came out dizzy then already one occasion this say my husband the work and lip and the added ones. He freaked out with my husband and told me I' m gonna be done. But for that, the lady, like, for a while, I don ' t know if she wanted to talk to me. I don' t know, because this one I left with my mom in the time I was relieved and when I was relieved the lady sent me a message, but I never told her not to go anymore. My husband went and told him he opened the house for him to clean up. And this lady would tell me I was born your baby or because your house doesn' t smell like Baby and I would tell her how. He tells me if it' s what you think I came to get you because I wanted to take you something.

32:40 She tells me yet I don' t know if your baby is already born or already born or not. You told me like that and I said not yet you don' t tell me that your house doesn' t smell like Baby? It absolutely doesn' t smell anything and I said no. I tell you this one isn' t born yet and they tell me then it ' s been a month, two months and it' s really weird that your house doesn' t smell like Baby. I went looking for you and you' re not here. It tells me why your house doesn' t smell like Baby. But so very insistent and already this my mother- in - law would tell me and Japan at the door some pins and hang them every time I go and I would tell him that time I don' t know. Then one day he cheered me up and brought us to the door.

33:25 He stays down and yelled at me from the bottom and told me this one didn' t come to work with you anymore and told him why. I say why. Ma' am said no. I didn' t like the way you work anymore, because I thought you had the confidence to tell me if your baby was already born. I wanted to meet her. That ' s what a drunk moleon is all about. I did last night and I didn' t. I heard and I never took my baby home, never always leaving her with my mom. Yeah, so she' s never the lady, she didn' t go up to my house anymore, because that time I did, because I put a security camera on Julian and I said," Oh, it was weird, because the neighbors told me that they saw her out there later, they didn' t know if she was going and cleaning other houses. I was telling him, because I don' t know the truth, because I don' t believe him, he stayed there like in my house, like cute, that is, on the stairs.

34:15 And that' s why he always told me that my house didn' t smell Baby, I mean, it smelled like the stairs to your house. Yeah, I smelled the stairs in my house and people like that lady, because she' s not sick or something I don' t know, and she always told me not to smell my house. Baby and as a revolutionary, I do swear to you, I tell you, and I' m just shivering' cause I said they called him a wife. That lady always asks me and once she wanted to touch my belly, but I always went that she wouldn' t let me touch the dough and you told me why you don' t piss and I said no. I just don' t like it. I' m telling you, don' t bother. I don' t like the truth. I like that they respect me a lot, because my decision and the lady kind of bothered. But once in the Chamber, you could see how he was standing up the stairs like they were. Yeah, and that' s why I always told her that, that' s why she told me that my house doesn' t read baby And yeah, julia to my baby not really anymore, I wasn' t going to be alive right now with my mom and because I have a four - year- old baby. Okay, so he goes to school. And that then, because my house, because it really doesn' t have anything of my baby. And the lady always tells me she didn' t go.

35:22 And I was telling Joso why he' s telling me that and he was telling me to watch that when I go, the lady doesn' t want to clean the house and if she always asks me to go, but I say no. She asks me about the baby and I never answer her again, like I' m looking for then what fear, how do you see is not the thing, uh, I want to ask you something. I mean, it has nothing to do with the paranormal or anything like that. No, no, no, no, I get used to the truth. You have to live with pregnant women a lot, don' t you think? But I say and I' ve seen a lot of them do that thing about sucking on the baby' s belly. And that' s all good. They see it well, they see it well pregnant women or they don' t see it well. Either it should be done or not. You must remember the label on that one Oh, well, look at me Well, my mom did let me play. But I was always told by my sora and my mom not to leave me, not to let me touch, because then nothing else was done like evil, like the truth.

36:21 Really. That' s right, because I did. I was just saying don' t let you touch me and they always told me to tie up a red ribbon and insurance. Yeah, he' s a second bug. Truly many really do not bring follow- up. And I, well, I did it because they deserved it. But really, so that I know something bad, because not the truth doesn' t wave and I don' t believe that I don' t. I know there are people who do like to play and all that to me it doesn' t appeal to me is to touch a pregnant woman' s pantion, or when you don' t say that you see a child and fall touch her head that she doesn ' t leave, don' t give her the red eye ador and I don' t know what. I don' t like it, they' re not, but look, I' m gonna tell you something real quick.

37:04 So, I don' t, well, I didn' t believe in that I can do belief. I mean belief is true and respected. I totally respect it. So this one time we went out and a good neighbor of my mom' s, my mom' s told me what, pretty, baby and I don' t know what. And my mom told me and you told her to touch her head and I didn' t tell her anything. Moms, I' m embarrassed. Tell him, sir, 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, 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, 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, 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 that night I was very squeaky, my baby girl was very squeaky and my brother came and with a cigarette and an egg you chlorinate me that the egg burst. Yeah, yeah, I believe your yolk. So I believe in that it makes you angry, because maybe it does, and also the empacho thing that in the back part, like they pull your ass way. My mom does. My mom does pull the little skins, my baby that they take off your filling, see how there are remedies there. Look, I don' t know if there are people who listen to me and their mom has done it to her grandmas, but my baby when her throat hurts, my mom gets the tomato, the green tomato sewn, yeah, the light and the shell.

38:12 He sticks his finger in and all the anginas are screwed up. And if it is taken away from him, if it is taken away, his fever is lowered, and he is overflowing with alcohol and not with his hands and feet. And me and my mom, because I get out, because I don' t like to see that, because everyone, with their remedies, I say if the truth works what I tell you really does. Hey, thanks a lot. It revolutionizes in new conversation of history and super interesting what you say. And so it' s also good to know that, because you shouldn' t be touched good by the rules of etiquette, or you better ask true yes. And also good that, too, since it' s uncomfortable for you to say no, I don' t want you to tell me yes, really not. I was telling you this apology, I mean, I' m not gonna offend the truth. No. I like it. I got a little burden, and if there' s people who have respected it, there' s people like turning my face around. I ' d say no, I' d just turn it around. I' ll tell you what. Mexicans don' t know how to say no, right, we don' t know how to say they were Mexicans We never take it long and get upset We throw a story in there that doesn' t look at those. But we don' t say. No. Don ' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don ' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don ' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? We took it back to the subject, but yeah, hey it was. Thank you very much. They want to send you a revolutionary greeting. This, then, a greeting to my husband, who has been listening to me from work, because there they listen to you as Luis Adame, Luis Adam,

39:45 I already sent him with the voice of the mummy. Hey, thank you so much. Thank you Tin what happened nice night. Thank you all the same, bye, for there is the story of the revolutionary. We have a story that sends us an ol but good night. I wanted to tell you everything that happened to us about five or six years. Here in Madero the Miramar beach is well known. We used to go a lot at night and since the truth, the atmosphere, it does get good. Back then my dad said he lived in kingdomsa, took lipsticks, came on vacation with his partner. At that time we were in a hurry to go to the beach. I' m high- eyed and here they connect the two high - mining municipalities through an urban corridor. We were coming back with some alcohol.

40:28 In us. The only thing that didn' t bring the core was my husband, next thing you know, at three or four in the morning. The Virgin' s curve in the corridor is well known here. For so many things that happen in that corner, we ask my husband and I, smoking a cigarette. My dad and his partner were coming in the back of the sleeping car when the famous curve came across a person out of nowhere. My instinct was to close my eyes, because I thought my husband had run over him. But it was illogical, because who would pass, who would pass by, at that time and where there is nothing near. At that moment I opened my eyes and only saw how the person almost walked through the chest of my car. My husband stops and we both say we dress Voltivamos by the side mirrors, but literal there was no one. I' m not going to hang up on you. Please, let' s comment on each other. If we get down which a woman' s voice answers us from the back, don' t let' s turn down and what was the surprise that we saw my dad and his sleeping partner At that moment, my husband turned the car back on and we didn' t stop until we reached the stone bridge. My husband goes down to check the car, but obviously the car didn' t even have a scrape. Even now, there have been many people who have had many accidents because they say that women go through them. They' re losing control. That' s my story.

41:45 I hope it' s not even too late like this. I have several more stories. They tell us we have a call Good night, good night it' s Julio. With what we have the taste Well, with gracious gesture and hua welcome to my esteem Jesus, quondam what you have us. Stop this Mancha Chamba, excellent guard work. Not here I wanted to tell you a story. He' s many years old. It happened to my dad You know we lived in Ciudad Juárez. Yeah, when I was like, ten years or so, but before it was a lot of the habit of asking for rights. We always came as we had my family here in Chihuahua, We lived in Ciudad Juárez and always, because from ray we came with my dad left us the madness of and let' s turn off lightning and before, well, it wasn' t as dangerous as the situation is now. More so because the people still cluttered and came more from the United States, and we came with them from Rabia. They came on several walks, those that are brought are deported of a hundred because imported to Acá, for Mexico, and there was a person who had a truck, but he was already very tired. Then from Chihuahua there' s a deviation for the Miquipa. Then you realize that the person there was very tired and I had to leave the truck until the Miquipa. Then the tiredness already brought him,

43:19 because they were driving from the United States and asked my dad to hear, you know how to drive no, because yes and they told him no, because this what can do us a favor, Hey, and tell us no, because to take the truck to there and we return, because we pay him the bus and everything and even a pharicita we give him to bring us in to the van at the end of his family, since they were families, they went children, and then complete families And we go and we take him to Chihuahua And you, so, do us the favor to take the truck and because already he was coming back ok and he became my dad who was gone already, because the next day or he returned in the morning already tells my mom how it went to you oh notice what happened to me and already he says that he came there, because it is like a pablito and so in the night, because dark and all, and he says that he came to the acetyl camionera, because of those of the villages they went and gave him away and I did that far away he was a rejo, because there was a time, because there was like a pabligo, and I was a pasada and I was a pasada But yes, I say no,

45:08 because there I relax, there parties nothing, that were witches the ones that were there in the yes, from the distance there were heard there as they told you that there were like some fields like that where they rode like this, and I know that there they can and make the morning do their so, yes, their rituals or so and they wanted to go to rhyme, does not say to start close, that is my story that hears son, what fear suddenly they are in the field in the night and listen to these laughs And all this not to the best apply, to apply the ducks for that they love them, not jesus. So I take the time, thanks to s a chat. Thank you. You want to comment on something else, some greeting for the race that is listening to you, Ahorita, a greeting to all the people of Chihuahua. From listening to you to seeing when, as I have already heard that there are, several copious fears have gone away. I hear one of those who forever, when I have a chance, I have the time for the band, I' m sorry so they ' re quieter. I hear you go on Facebook and this one and if not when I already have time, that I take to the house, that we leave in the morning, because I hear you for a while or already from those of the last transmission. Yeah, well, look, we' re going to do a contest next time that made so of Chihuahua. If

46:44 I haven' t subscribed to you the YouTube channel subscribe because when you arrive, make the hundred thousand followers on YouTube. For all the reasons I' m going to subscribe is free. I' m going to invite one of the followers, whether he comes here to Manti City. I' m not going to pay for the flight or the truck or whatever, you want to come over here and you' re going to be with me that I' ve been sitting on the show or your fault, we' re going to meet in Mexico City or Monterrey, and obviously, I' m going to pay for the trip so that you' re on the plane and you' re in this place with me driving the program, you' re going to be driving to the program, so one of you can earn that. All you need to do is subscribe YouTube channel. It' s free, and when we get to the hundred thousand, we' re going to do that contest with someone from here, from Mexico. Oh, what a father.

47:35 In fact, I really liked watching the event that you broadcast on your third frequency and States my parents did very chido maybe. We won' t be able to see in Monterrey, okay. Thanks to this yes, there we are anyway. Here we have two strong island hugs. A greeting for later, by because there is the call of Jesus. Thank you for communicating. If you go to the YouTube channel Julio, good night I could send solutos and I didn' t go to loranco in the mummy' s voice. There he is, he hears Julio, the girl who was pregnant and who spoke frequently that he knows about her. I think he' s from Honduras or Venezuela, because I don' t know. I have not already been marked breed you rarely see breast like that there I am in a magical village, in Cristóbal de las Casas, this did not touch healing tacos and water of Jamaica. Sure. I' m gonna tell you something, uh, sure and seeing those taquitos cost you a lanon. I don' t know if they' re any good, but they must have cost you one eye off your face, right, that' s not true. The best thing about going to these places is to go eat there with doña, doña, hairs not doña this not in restaurant says greetings of brown cloves, because not the restaurants. Sometimes you don' t eat so rich. Hey, what comments are the ones that you then all go to that cardona. But in front of me I have three monitors. Then it' s cannon read all.

49:05 Thanks to Is, Gomis and André Aguilar there in Tiktok for the gifts. So, you do see the half- fresh food. He looks like a person. This video was recorded in the trailer pension in his night ronding. A watchman saw someone leaning behind the dilantes of the third. She says she' s a child. Let' s see. Let me have a little mint, don' t hang up on me. Please, he says to put them out of sound, because the lord says a rudeness. Let ' s see if we catch it, put it without sound, see ok let' s watch the video they send us, see if we see anything. We' re going to be gossiping here to see for the podcast people is a truck and being flashing there you can see there already I saw it wait for me. It' s a truck and it' s using it like the rear wheels and it looks like someone peeks in there I' m gonna put it back on again. There goes this part of here we' re going to put the video is using and look. There you can see someone on the trafficking wheel, there he hides. I think it' s very, very premeditated to say she' s a ghost child. It' s a white thing that hid. There' s Mira And it' s also hard to know if you don' t know the direct source of the video. It' s hard to know if it' s real or not real, because there' s a race that if you pass the pitch.

50:23 Well, that' s where you decide. I' m not the one who decides, and I don' t have the last word, let alone call Good night. Well, well, well, good night. Hey, I don' t know if you remember to see, I can' t hear you very well I' m sorry for what I like. I' m yave, bird, bird how you' re there, where you' re from I' m called milk. I don' t understand you very well I' m calling from Chile, from Chile. There' s, yeah, okay, welcome back. Yeah, I remember you. I remember you dialed me about a week and a half ago for two weeks. Yes or no. No. I think it was a two months. Sounds like two months to me. Oh, yeah, yeah, I remember you.

51:31 I remember you told me a story. I think you had it written like that, no, no, ah So, you shelf, I told a story that happened to my Paterna family and one that happened here in what I ' m telling. Then I' m watering it. I' m watering it. Okay, gacho, excuse me, well, welcome, no, no, no, I remember your mom then this one you' re not going to talk about tonight Look. I wanted to tell a part of a story about me what happened to my mom. Yes and with her maternal father Oka and mom had like two brothers and her father for a while in Colombia.

52:36 He in a room says my mom when they were there, I could barely eat. Sometimes my dad took me out and good at times, but there was one day he had to in digest one of them charge in the house and it was in smaller when when they all went out they started to make them, when they went out they started to eat. Then they went for a walk and when he came back he couldn' t believe it.

53:29 When they saw it, it turns out there was blood everywhere, including it on the top. It' s like something dragged him both around the house and up and that the body or rather in my brother was down but covered in blood as if he had been whipped. And, well, my grandfather started talking to the person who was there and told me that a person killed himself. I got the ammo. Yeah, there, they had to say it. More like they got out because I didn' t know what was gonna happen then aha there. That happened in that with my mom. Then he looked like someone there. No, I don' t. Sometimes we don' t know where we are, where we' re living, not what happened before. Yeah, you hear me. If you listen to yourself,

55:00 ah ok this one, then thanks to going for sharing the story. I don' t know if you want to share some other story or I want to send some greetings to whatever you like. Okay. I have something funny about what happened to me when I was a kid. Go ahead, I' ll have one that doesn' t scare you anymore, and you do move on whatever you like a geno. I was in, I was watching, you already have with my mom and a room, but some time I stayed. But at some point I fell asleep, but I could see the room so much for my mom and I to see room and there they commented that this is called how you say it how body. I walked out of the body, yeah, a nudity. That was in the first story, yes, according to me I was named and the second one there I

56:39 have no explanation, because look it happens that I was with my family outside trying to help a bird. Yeah, but this time it was different. I say because when you' re like a movie, you could see how the whole environment of my house and everyone else is like watching a movie.

57:21 He could see me, my dad. You talk about this when you were out of your body, I mean, you saw it as a movie, when you were out of your body as a movie. It' s just, on the one hand, and the funny thing is that when the bird came in it' s like it eats, it focused on the bird and I started falling into my dad' s hands there' s, and it didn' t stop, okay there. I don' t remember much, because after that, then you wanted to comment on this case of breakup that you had true is that in the second look I had look I had a little hard to see from this because really, as I say, it was the once I did get scared and when, instead of leaving the body, it' s like there could be like in every environment, and I' m going to mission something as well. It does happen that I have a good imagination since I was little, but I can imagine things as if from

58:51 you write something to me as in detail, it is possible that I can do it for the mind, or it is like as I came to that see rather, for example, there was once when my mom was regnating, when she was little, that she would hit my grandmother or my mom a lot or I could imagine that all- exact sign. I' m sorry I like it. I don' t understand you very well, because I kind of don' t know if you take a lot of breaks or you get cut off and the call, but I can' t really understand what you' re saying. What I mean is that I may have images, imagine, image is of the person or an animal that can come into my mind or my head to shoot. Okay, there you can go. He understands forgiveness. I don' t understand you, no, no, no,

1:00:22 no, I mean, you tell me what you imagine, pictures of animals. It' s just like living in the shot, in my head, it' s like a movie. Okay, it' s like I ' m not there, but like a movie I' m going to see people, houses, cats, animals, so uh- huh, okay, it' s like I' m not just gonna be able to see the whole landscape, I get you, yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean, it' s like you' re watching? Now yes, I understand that the meaning that it says is that as a movie as if you were watching everything because it was yes I already understood you and I can also good feel something well I am something sensitive, because there was once I happened for someone, for someone close to me look at it happens that this person, unfortunately died that after I found out what happened something like a hand, began to frame my body and began to take me away like a pizza. Like a pizza. I remember it was. I remember it was soft and it didn' t do a soft way that took me off and then it went

1:01:53 off. Since then, no, no, no more than I' m not anymore. Okay, after that thing you had, you weren' t the same anymore. Yes, I think from there I changed ok this, because thanks to going to comment on the story and to comment on this, because I don' t know if anyone else feels identified in the public for this. Well, there it is. You want to send some greetings.

1:02:36 What a brotherhood, a greeting from Mexico that I really love your culture. Thank you and also your taste ní, because I would really like to provide and also taste it for you, which I also love that one. Thank you, thank you very much, come to Mexico, catch a flight and come here. I' d like to be true güey, because I would really like to try these caldensis. Yeah, don' t ombre. Get over here. Here we receive you what nice night breaks this same good night to Mexico. Thank you, because there' s the call from Chile.

1:03:17 He says everyone likes food. He likes Mexican food. Thank you. Greetings my good friend Juan and bathrobe to Argentina. Say hello, allow me right now. You don' t remember me. Please, say this way Hello, good night. I' m Jack Lin from Mérida Yucatan. Greetings, Greetings, Jack Line. Good night. My name is Juan. That short story one night to my girlfriend says she saw something crawling and that suddenly got up. He took it, took it from his feet and said it was dark with horns. Then he says she screamed as much as she could. She says she felt that she screamed, but no one heard her. I have stories to see when I frame you, you can hopefully tell it in the program Soy Fan of the program or thank you so much for commenting it EH says here they send greetings to my colleagues who are listening at work.

1:04:10 I' m Juan Lalo and Lis. They showed me your videos and left me well intrigued, as they greeted Juan Larlo and Alice nothing. Don' t overdo it. I' m not going to read this message, but well we have a call good night, good night with whom I have the taste, with cesion I know and how you are from where you are very well and you well Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. Yeah, welcome, yeah, it' s the first time you branded me before. It' s the first time. Okay, welcome, welcome, what are you going to talk to us tonight, Cassi Wong, because look July this I already have about three years listening to the program Caray coming out of the shadows. Yes, welcome. I' m on the phone because you realize I' m like you. I don' t like to hear my voice, because I don ' t listen to you. And it' s like so I' m not going to have, I' m not going to listen to the repeat well for more listens and I don' t like to listen to repetitions.

1:05:14 Just how much I do and when I say, I put it there fast Forward and I don' t listen so much anymore, because you wanted to say hello. Yeah, I have a story, but I don' t know if it' s paranormal. Throw it out, if it' s gossip, it' s also worth throwing out. Well, look, when I was eleven, this good guy I lived around Coahuila, okay, I grew up there until I was sixteen. This is my family from over there, my mom. It was all a day there. I' m from here in Ciudad Juárez. Yeah, this one, you' ve realized that my dad, since I remember, he was sick. He had diabetes, because diabetes makes a lot of things difficult for him. Yeah, well, I had diabetes, I mean, and apart from that, my dad didn ' t take care of this one because he always smoked, he had little, and so, he deteriorated and my mom and I took care of him a lot and he was small. I was ten eleven years old. But you realize that once my dad tells me very mean, I went to school and I remember that before, well, there, on Mondays you were dressed in white because you honored the flag. This one then pretend my mom tells

1:06:51 me. My mom wouldn' t let me miss it and that day my dad gets up and tells me daughter, don' t go to school, but I already at night realized that my dad was very bad, very bad. Yeah, so he realizes that my dad tells me not to go to school because this one I want to be here with you for a little while longer. And then I' d tell Daddy why, Daddy, why you tell me that and he' d say no because I feel like I' m leaving. That' s what I was saying to her My dad, my mom, no, mom lets go to school, because she wouldn' t leave me. So my mom tells me no, they don' t say this you' re going to school and my dad remembered. You realize he told me just like saying goodbye to me. Yeah, so she realizes that because I told her my dad no, I just can' t my mom won' t leave me and I had already bathed I had already changed.

1:07:51 Then it was time for me to go to school. I made myself come over here and he realizes that I' m talking to him and he starts telling me that when I get back from school, I' m not going to find him anymore. So I was eleven years old, and I was like, every day, like I' m not going to find him anymore. Seeing like this, I said no, why do you say it ' s where you' re going or and my daughter told me that, because I feel like I' m no longer going to catch you. When you get back from school, he would tell me then if I told my dad because I said no, don' t see me that where you' re going to go to insurance what and he would say no, my daughter, that I no longer tell you to take care that you behave well that, because he told me many fees and I don' t want to say no, don' t you, because nothing happens, because you realize that because I did so innocently, because I said goodbye to him I gave him a kiss, I hugged him already for this. He was already in a wheelchair and had a special room where he was already given oxygen because they gave him as attacks. It' s both asthma and crisis. Oh well, I think his last moments already he had a lot to do and every fortnight it was interrubte, you were rushed and lasted a week and he was coming back to the house. And so, but it' s the last time my dad said he didn' t want to be interned anymore, because he didn' t, because he had this idea of not dying out of his

1:09:24 house. Okay, so then you realize that I went to school and for this, it' s gonna sound weird to you. I don' t know what they call it, if it' s paranormal. And he realizes that at recess time, when he ticks, I had like a feeling of everything he had told me in the morning. When I went to school, I already felt like something here in my chest, because my dad and I were very close and he had good gum on me Then you have to realize that in school, the recess is ringing and I see my brother coming to school. But my brother arrives very serious and goes to the address and I imagine, because if I allow myself to be allowed to leave and already when the teacher tells me you will go with your sister this one and we were already walking. We lived near the school about six, seven blocks. From there, okay, so this one you' ve realized that I, when we go into the block of my house, I see a lot of people because my dad even that became very well known there my dad was how I ' ll tell you about those people that he did everything. He' d fix it to a washing machine, he' d fix it. How do people say they do everything? That' s when you realize that, because

1:10:56 a lot of people knew my dad. Yeah, or I' m going in like this walking into the box and I see neighbors taking it out. When I get home, I see the Red Cross out of my house and I say, maybe my dad got his hands on it again and they go to the Internet. But he realizes, Julio, that when I go in, I' m coming to my house and he realizes that my dad is a room. The one I' m telling you, I had it almost at the entrance of the house and you went into the house like this and then there was another door, it was a hallway and even another door looked at my dad' s bed. So, when I get home and I see the red c, I see a lot of people and I get to the house and I open the door and the first thing I see is my dad in bed. But already lying down, Julio, okay, now, my dad already had cotton in his nose because you see his nose being ripped out, his mouth covered. But look, I stayed like this and I was shocked that I couldn' t even cry, so I stayed. I don' t know what happened to me that I said what' s going on, but I didn' t cry, I mean, I couldn' t cry. You haven' t assimilated it yet. I think, well, not because I was made because I told you because I felt that he said goodbye to me and because I also felt a peace that my dad this, because he had already told me many things and this and already realizes that,

1:12:26 because that happened, I was underage and they did not leave, for example, they took my dad and in the funeral home they did not let me be there, because they watched him in a funeral home daughter and they did not let me enter the age. The last time I saw my dad, that' s when we went to bury. But he realizes that from that moment until now July, I say how my dad knew that I was no longer going to find him alive. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that ' s what I' ve said several times that I don' t know how people know that they don' t anymore. There' s no more truth to it. And if he realizes that even now, I wonder and have heard those stories, so they have talked about it, so he said that I told you that before my dad I did get to hear him once talking to my mom that there in the house he looked at a lady yes, at night, at the one I never heard he said he was family.

1:13:31 But I did hear him say that he was looking at a lady standing there, either on one side of the bathroom or on the edge of his bed, but I never really heard him say no, because he' s a relative or Fulanita. No. I always said that my dad said is that now the lady more I tell you to Ahorita, I have always started to think and to say how it is that my dad knew that I already arrived in school, I was no longer going to look there. I' m going to tell you one thing, what a bummer you lost your dad. That' s point number one and so young, right eleven years.

1:14:13 But you also have a point in your favor, because you' ll agree with me that not many people have a chance to say goodbye. When you said goodbye to your dad and he obviously didn' t have much time left in this world, then it' s very nice. That I know that it' s been years of this and that when you talk about this, obviously, because you have the feeling because it' s not going to stop being your dad. So it happens, in a thousand years he' s still gonna be your dad. Not then this I understand that point and I think it' s a very nice, very pretty story. And I appreciate you telling it because I really like the theme of what' s after people ' s love, that you say goodbye to all that for the best.

1:15:02 No. A lot of people have gone through this losing such a close relative, and I don' t know if you' ve noticed. I think so, because you already have. You tell me you' re three years old listening to the show that I' m from the idea that people value their loved ones I always say that. It' s a message I bring very cannony in the program, because I wouldn' t want tomorrow, at the funeral, to be in tears and cry? And cry? And cry? Because when you get to say goodbye and you' re okay with the person, you' re even happy, this one, you' re even happy. There, then, perhaps not so sad as if you had not given the person the attention or love he might have deserved. No yes, then, very nice story you tell us. Look at Julio, that' s what you' re saying about making the most of our studio being.

1:16:00 I feel like yes, for example, this one I all have my mom and every time she already needs me and I am, but I think you ' re right. I mean, that goodbye made me stay longer, because I' m telling you, I don' t cry at this point and I' m not looking. I mean, I know you' re resting him, because I' ve never really seen him, or that the truth has never seemed to me or anything. Like this. Yes, I' ve heard yes, my brothers who have told me that I dreamt of my dad, that I' m my dad, but I tell you no. Not me, not this one. I feel so, because he did say he was good. I' m very young. I' m the youngest of my brothers. My brothers take me many years. Actually, I' m the pylon. We came around this one and I didn' t live because there were several years that my brothers lived with dad and they were my dad was very good, but with me they didn' t say that my dad with me was too much. This is what they say, because it ' s not like my dad never hit me or anything. Dad, I mean, for me, we always did, and we were really close to you, and my daddy' s over here, my daddy, and we ' ve seen him all the time, we' ve fought him a lot.

1:17:14 My mom and I, he did tell me that everything that was done was paid for here and that if he was suffering, it was because he was paying for that which he had done more in his life and that when he was already good, when he left, because he already died, he said that he had already paid for all that he had, because those that he owed. But yeah, look at that. I feel like right now. That' s why I' m at peace. Yeah, I needed it. I' m not going to say no and all clear, but yes, yes, I didn' t have that need to cry at all. I feel identified with you. I' m also the youngest of three, my two older brothers and I too super glued with my dad and this one and because he so far, I think I haven' t cried so much to my dad. I don' t know if it' s unfortunate or lucky, but I haven' t cried much for my dad. Obviously, if I miss him and want to talk to him, grab the phone and talk to him and ask him for advice and everything, but I don ' t have that void as big as ay. This was pending, the other one was pending. I got along very well with him. And that ' s what I always ask people to do. I remember a lot.

1:18:26 A year ago, two years ago. I don' t get used to going to the cemetery. I don' t like going to the cemetery to leave an offering to my loved ones. I' m from the idea in life. Not then did I get to the cemetery. I bought a beer. I uncovered the beer and put it from above the tomb because my dad liked the chev Then I turn to see the bato of those who clean the cemetery there, and I tell the bato and bato, don' t go for this beer, because if they won' t throw your legs in the night, you think they won' t take it. The beer the vato that I think is going to take him It' s good that they left him the legs of the night. That is why things are in life, yes, indeed, that is also true. It is important to share that data and I thank you very much for calling it good that we had, after three years to mark tonight. I don' t know if you want to comment on something else or send a greeting or whatever you like. I think that' s all I wanted to talk to you, talk to all of you. Thank you. Yeah, I appreciate you also listening to me, even if we get a little nervous about this one and I want to say hi to my two kids who are listening to me. Of course his name is Sofia, Antonio and Luis caisbas with the mummy or there is ready

1:19:59 the greetings. Hey, thanks a lot. Thanks to you well, good night. What happened good night, bye bye, for there is life, race in life and things must be done. And you have your dad, your mom. Hey you' re working, you' re earning your first salary, you' re gonna have a little dinner, a few taquillos, it doesn' t matter, believe me they' re gonna be very proud. You take them to dinner or whatever. You don' t need to do a special day. You don' t need to do a special day to share with your loved ones. Good night Good night Good night, Julio Good night. They' re talking schoolgirls, they' re waving about where you' re from, I' m Mexico City. Welcome, Mstima are worth me well marked before or you see the first time I' ve dialed before. Perfect. Welcome back. You' re gonna talk to us tonight.

1:20:54 Well, look, well, no, I don' t think you remember my story, but good. I' m from a two- unit monitoring center. Yeah, I remember your story. Yeah, okay, perfect, so look, I got a good ja. This one, this one is a little bit strong. Look well, then Look on the route of Europe, in Lázaro Cardenas. We have this, because units that then go in convoy for the same crime issue and all that is not good. There ' s been what it' ll be like about six months ago or an incident with a unit. Yeah, that' s good. Regularly to operators, drivers are given a period of six hours so that they can rest ok, since if you drive more than six hours, nine hours can become a danger to passengers. No, look at this story. He told me now.

1:22:01 Yes the same operator, ok Ok says that he, because he was coming, was already taking a twenty- three hour trip there from Morelia, was going for the arocardines. That' s good. He had taken passage from there. I think they were, like, twelve or thirteen people who were on the bus. It doesn' t say that well, he was driving and he hadn' t rested well his turn. No, then he as practiced, is that in what he was driving, suddenly he saw this as such a flash. No. When you come across the lights, when you see the high ones, no yes, you see a car that comes from the front and says that, well, he didn' t care, that is because it is normal for him to have the high lights on the road, but he says that as soon as I receive this John, the Unit began to fail for that one. Then we always have contact. Now we have to monitor with the units. We don' t have this phone contact for service issues and make some mechanical failure or some emergency. Then the operator tells you that, as the Unit is beginning to lose its gears.

1:23:21 It didn' t work out like the battery and it was literally stopped and then he came down from the unit to check what happened, not the engine, if it was a failure of the same engine, or see if he could do anything. It does not say that at the time of boarding the unit of the twelve passengers there were only four people. Then he pulled out. It does not say face, for where they went so many called truth aha and the other past say no, for we do not know that we will wake up face to face. It' s weird there. He' s going to the part of the cabin. Try dialing on the phone and as it seemed there was no coverage, there was no signal no. Yes, well, I didn' t know what to do, because, at the end of the day, it' s your responsibility that passengers don' t get out of the unit. Then he said," What shall I do?" If I get off and look for them, then, because I' m going to put the other passengers at risk too, because if I leave the unit alone, they can get to banalize it, they can jump them, etcetera. No, and I say no, what do I do? 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, 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, 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, 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, Close the door, put him in safety and stay inside with the passengers. Then he says that in what he hoped he touched them at the door and said he was one of the people who got out of the unit.

1:24:56 No, but he says that at the time, then, to see through the window, to see who it was. Well, she realizes that, since the dress wasn' t something strange, she didn' t wear like a capuche says she was a lady and I say not this lady I, don' t climb her that lady I don' t remember having her seen someone like that anymore not what if maybe she' s someone who, because she comes here accompanied by some thugs and I opened the door, and she' s going to give me exactly aha. Then you say don' t apologize, ma' am, but I can' t let you up that so, Ahorita, I have passengers and the unit is full and I don' t know what the lady, because I was beginning to say no that please, help is that I have my truck in front of me.

1:25:45 I' m going home and I said to my kids at home I need someone to check in on unit and, because I checked to see if I can support myself and the other one tells you not to excuse me, ma ' am, but because no, I can' t, no, I ' m not a mechanic. Besides, don' t worry, right now, in about two hours. I hope that my communication issue will be resolved, and now, a mechanic will be coming and fixing to look in favor. I can ask you to pick up your truck. I already say that the lady was acting a little more insistent. No, at first it was nice, but later on it was more insistent and they told him no more than I can, ma' am Excuse me, I don' t know what. Then he says that the gentlemen were starting to put more, more, more, nothing more as aggressive and he was starting to let go of the door and I don' t know what. Let me pass you' re going to see, now, after you' re going to prove what terror is. You' re gonna get some people coming and they' re gonna shoot you and I don' t know what. So the dog was already like I finished one no and then I had no way of how to communicate? Now, it was finally passed along with the passengers to the back of the unit and they all stayed there together. Not because, well, they pulled out the dome. He says it looks like something strange happened at about 3: 00 in the morning. Not because the clock didn' t start like it was going to happen anymore. No, okay, then this one started, because to ask him the two steps what time he had and

1:27:15 he says that everyone told them it was three o' clock in the morning and the caraditos what' s going on. No, I mean, how analog clocks are, not a way to stop them. So he says that at that moment they started to kind of move the unit, like it started to this one. Yeah, like he was being pushed from the outside, not from one side to the other. And already at that time says the operator who started to hear screams as if it were this because people dying not clear and comments that as soon as suddenly, because I start to hear louder the screams, he reacts. Turns out the unit was overturned. The operator had fallen asleep and the unit, as it had overturned, had not left the road and the four people it saw inside the unit were the four people who died. I mean, that was all like a dream, like something strange that happened aha so crazy and the flash. I imagine it was a time when he lost. Choco chinchule, what a crazy, crazy story, uh, yeah, the truth. He can tell us all about it and

1:28:47 if we are equally surprised no more by the fact that it is the four people who were next to him, who stayed there taking care of each other are, unfortunately, the four people from whom they had brought their lives. No, it' s all the screams they' ve heard. They were the screams of people who were injured, who were affected by the accident. What a good story to close today' s show, uh, what a good story you just told us tonight. I liked it, I liked it. You know what we' re up to for the order, he hears of pure chance. You didn' t see today, you' re not on the Facebook page and you gave him the Facebook page like. He hasn ' t entered a look on the Facebook page. Today we upload an equal Czech story and you get your chance from a girl who also experienced something strange from those who call it errors in the matrix. And so this was the story that I went up at about seven o' clock in the afternoon, about seven and seven and a half. I think or a little earlier just like checknla is called ay, I don' t remember what it was called, it' s called It actually happened I' m going to put it here on Facebook so that the link to take if you can see it that you see it because it' s something because it doesn' t look like it, but it' s a little similar to what you just talked about.

1:30:10 Hey, good to the story. You want to send some greetings, not because it' s a greeting for everyone you' re listening to and just like those who are giving us good stories. But perfect, thank you very much. Uh, and I hope you can keep communicating in the future. Of course, as soon as I' ve arrived or new and well, I' ll tell you to walk. Thank you so much and have an excellent night. Thank you equally, cheers, for there' s the last call of the night. A race at what time and starts and ends the program regularly. Well, the show is Monday through Friday at 10: 00 p m and ends 11: 30 a m. For the people of the border it is eleven o' clock and it ends twelve thirty o' clock at night. What your page is called on Facebook, same midoscop, the YouTube channel also the same or to follow the channel, we are on tiktok, on Instagram, on Facebook. There we are everywhere to keep the bill. I' ll say goodbye. See you at the show Let me what days today, what do you think I have, I have good news for you before I determine today' s show. The twenty- fourth day of this month' s birthday. My husband' s birthday producer on the twenty- fourth. We' re going to Monterrey to celebrate her birthday.

1:31:34 So, the 24th there' s no show. The 24th show. How about I pay for them this Sunday, Sunday, 19th. We' re afraid on a Sunday it' s okay for people who want to watch Sunday ' s show. We' re having shows this 19th Sunday and we' re powel them on the 24th. And this one, yes, we enjoy this program on Sunday so that there is no problem. So we' ll see you this Sunday, 19th, Sunday at 9 p m and Central Mexico so you don' t miss it, that you all have an excellent night and remember the following. Remember that fear, fear has no schedule, rest