El Demonio Que desapareció A Niños En Cocula Historias De Terror - REDE

0:05 Demon. The next story I' m going to tell was kept in the depths of my mind. It happened to me when I was an eight- year- old boy. At that time he had neither the conscience nor the maturity to understand what happened. I just tried to forget it, of course, without getting it. That experience was stored in the trunk of my memory. I am now seventy- eight years old, although memories are very vivid, perhaps because memory is selective and retains certain moments that left a mark on life. At that time, I lived with my brothers and parents in a village in Jalisco, called a quililla, rather than a village. It was a ranch where there were few families, so it was a small place.

0:55 Everyone knew each other. There was even kinship among most people, because young people who belonged to different families became boyfriends and then married. Lilla was a village fifteen minutes from the village of Cocula. The latter was bigger. I had more services. In fact, we went to the doctor and bought the necessary supplies from Cocula. At that time I accompanied my dad walking or riding. The village was located on the slopes of a hill, so in rainy season it became green everywhere. There is still a source of water that we provide for everyday use. When I was a kid, my mom was going to wash her clothes in the river. She was carrying large baskets of dirty clothes on her head while she was washing her clothes. I had fun next to my brothers bathing and playing. There was a time when we went to cocula very early. I was going next to my dad I saw several people working on a big lot in town. There were big cages with animals.

2:02 I asked my dad what it was about, what those people were doing. My dad explained to me what the circus was. Before he explained to me again, I asked him what that was. My dad didn' t explain to me anymore. He better take me to the circus to see him up close. He added that he would take us to see a performance, although it would not be that day, but another, in order to take my brothers. While my dad bought everything he needed. I stayed in the square watching people pick up the circus tent. One of the workers came up to ask me what my name was and how old I was. When I answered him he gave me an invitation to come to see the show. He told me about the bearded woman, the strong man, the clown and the animals they brought and that if I wanted to see the elephant and the trained dogs outside the other side of the tent. That' s when I saw two men dressed in one way or another. The man explained to me that it was the trapezeists and that when I went to the show, I would see them flying through the air without the need for wings. It was so much enthusiasm that I ran away to tell my dad that I wanted to go to the circus I was so excited that I didn' t realize when I bumped into a person. When I saw his face and heard his voice, I noticed that he was not a child, but a little lord. Like me, he even grabbed my arm. It was so much fear that I started screaming very scared. A few minutes later my dad was with me. By

3:36 that time, the little lord had already let me go. I ran into my father' s arms. The circus manager also went to see what was happening. The man was dressed in a formal way. He offered my dad an apology because he scared me. My father asked them for understanding. He explained to circus workers that I didn' t know what a circus meant. It was the first time I saw one for that I had reacted that way. After the incident, the circus owner gave my dad courtesy so we could go all the family to Friday' s show. On our cocula comeback, I was very excited because I was going to the circus. My dad explained to me that there were trained animals, that they were doing spectacular routines, also that there were trapecists, clowns and more things that we were going to have a lot of fun. He was over twenty years old who wasn' t going to a circus. He' d be happy to remember old times.

4:36 In the distance I saw the town. I asked my dad to get off my horse. I ran to the house to tell my mom and my brothers we were going to the circus. Then my dad came in and showed us the tickets they had given us. Not only did it give me expectation. My brothers also began to ask me what I had seen. I told them about the elephant, the tiger and me and or animals that were in the corral. Eating counted the days for Friday. Hours before we go to the circus, we manage. My dad asked one of his brothers to join us to leave together. He agreed to take us on his horse. We arrived half an hour before the show began. As I walked with my brothers, walking around the tent I reached to see the small man in the distance.

5:27 I didn' t say anything, I just stared at him. He also realized my presence. He didn' t take his eyes off me, either. He was washing his hands in a bucket with water. It struck me to see the red water as if the lord had cut himself. I couldn' t figure out what was going on anymore because my mom pulled me into line to get into the tent. Before the show started. The place was almost full and in complete darkness. I was only able to see some lights in the background. The show in or with a presenter dressed in a funny way. The whole show was spectacular, only before the last issue was presented, the host offered an apology because one of the monkeys they had for the single- cycle presentation had died. I had no idea it had happened, but they found him without life inside a dressing room, even though he was very young, gave me the impression that the presenter was afflicted by the death of the monkey. He gave many explanations about it. He said circus animals were also considered part of his family. They were one more member, so the death of the little animal was a significant loss, not only because we would deprive ourselves of its number, but also because they were greatly affected by its loss. The show was very good. The only thing that clouded the show was the monkey' s death. Back in Quililla, my dad

6:58 told us that he saw the host very dismayed. He told him that he was in charge of the necessary care for the animals. Personally, I taught them routines, fed them, even played with them I was very fond of them. That' s why he was so affected by the monkey' s death that he didn' t understand the reason for his death. I and my brothers did not cause any conflict by not seeing the animals doing their show. We had so much fun that we overlooked what happened when we arrived in town. We told all our cousins and friends about the circus show at Cocula.

7:39 My cousins told me they wanted to go too. They were going to tell their parents to go. I told one of my cousins that if my uncle took them, I wanted to go too. Again, I went with my cousin Beto to convince my uncle to take us to the circus He reluctantly said he had no money or time to do so. He arrived very tired or from the plot to still go cocula. My aunt intervened by saying that if he couldn' t, he was going to tell my dad to join us reluctantly. My uncle agreed. It wasn' t hard to convince my dad. I told him my cousins wanted to go see the circus, but my uncle couldn' t take them. We' re asking him to do it. My father scratched his head. We were barely back and we had to go again. The next day, not quite as he agreed to go, but he told us he was leaving us at the circus. He wouldn ' t come in any more and he' d pick us up. We agreed. The next day, my cousins were prepared well in advance. My dad was surprised to see you all dressed up in the living room. We went cocula for the six o' clock show. The show lasted two hours, so he told us that at eight o' clock he was waiting for us outside the circus. He gave us money to buy some candy and went to Kiosk with one of his friends, because my dad knew a lot of people in town. Although I had already seen the show, I had fun as the first time my youngest cousin or Joaquín wanted to buy popcorn. He asked me to accompany him, but neither my cousin nor I listened to him.

9:13 He just went to buy them. Just until the show' s over. We realized that Joaquin had not returned. My beto went looking for him, although among the people who wanted to get out it was difficult to find him. I didn' t worry or get scared because we didn' t find Joaquin. I thought he went to see the animals In the back of the circus were the cages. I went looking for him, while Beto kept looking for him on the other side of the tent. I was amused to see a small elephant standing next to his mother, in the distance I could tell that someone was running behind a dressing room, but it was already dark. I couldn' t clearly tell what it was about. I yelled at my cousin Joaquin that we were looking for him to come with us already.

9:58 No one' s answering me. I just heard some kind of grunt. I walked around cautiously in case it was a dog to have a chance to run. When I got behind the dressing room, I could only see someone running. Suddenly, my father grabbed my arm, told me he was looking for me. It was enough that we didn' t find my cousin Joaquin, and I still stayed to see the animals. I tried to tell my dad that there was someone behind the dressing room, that it could probably be Joaquin. However, it was so much my dad' s concern that he didn' t listen to me until then. I didn' t understand the gravity of what was happening. While my dad was holding my arm, I turned back. That' s when I saw the little man with blood on his face and on his clothes. I stopped and told my dad that there was someone there who, please, let' s go see who it was.

10:52 Maybe there was Joaquin, but my dad didn' t stop. He took me to the entrance to the circus, where my cousin Beto, the circus host and two cops were. I heard adults talk while my father grabbed me with a lot of strength from my arm. I couldn' t explain what I felt, but I had the feeling that my cousin, Joaquin, was behind a dressing room and that something very bad had happened to him in the distance. I saw that the same man turned around and stared at me, no longer had traces of blood. He stopped his walk. After harassing me with his gaze, he retired. My cousin Beto was very sad, also desperate because he couldn' t find his brother. We were in Cocula for over three hours. I was already sleepy and feeling very tired, just like my cousin. We didn' t complain, though. I think that in a certain way, both Beto and I had shared guilt for not accompanying Joaquin when he went to buy the popcorn. When my dad saw us sitting on the floor sleeping right away, he told the authorities that he would take us to Quililla too so that my uncles would find out what had happened and we would rest. My father said he' d come back with more people to look for my cousin, Joaquin. In Quililla. All the people organized themselves to look for Joachim, but it was not possible to find him.

12:16 My dad went to Cocula every day to ask for information and follow up on the disappearance, until with the passing of days, the family got to the idea that they would no longer find him. Precisely because of Joaquin' s disappearance. The circus lasted longer than planned, because it was the place where it was lost. A few days later. I heard my mom say two chickens had been killed. When my mom went to feed them in the corral, she found them lying dry as if she had taken their guts out. It wasn' t the only time dead animals appeared. My neighbor' s dog also found him, just like the way the chickens found him. Anna ' s appearances of dead animals in the village became more and more frequent.

13:03 It was very strange because it had never happened to adults to say that perhaps it was a wild animal that went out at night in search of food. Although it was the first time that happened, my mom asked me to be very careful, I could usually be on the street at night and at any time. But this time he told me that as soon as it got dark, I would get into the house because I was afraid the wild animal would hurt me. After the calm and quiet I had, the people and their surroundings were all upset by the disappearance of my cousin Joachim and the animals that were amanecect dead. On one of the occasions I accompanied my dad to Cocula, he never let me go. All the time he was in my care while shopping in an oversight, I let go of his hand and sat on the sidewalk. I played with my marbles when I saw some feet that stopped on the ground. When I looked up, I saw the same man behind the dressing room again. The circus kept staring at me. I was very afraid because his eyes were completely black. He smiled in a disturbing way.

14:18 I ran where my dad was I hugged him tight. My dad asked me what was going on. I wanted to tell him that there was that man who was very afraid of me, but he had already left. That' s when I realized the circus was already gone, but the man was still in town. After my dad finished shopping, he asked me what had happened to me I told him I saw that strange man coming to the circus again. My dad ducked, stared at me and asked me if I was sure. I said yes. Then he went immediately to speak with some authority of the people, in what my father went away I saw in the distance the man who was hiding behind a tree, but his gaze was fixed on me.

15:05 Suddenly he left his hiding place and began to move quickly towards the place where I was. As I turned around to see if anyone noticed his presence, I got up from the sidewalk and started running to where my father was. Being also ran with a speed that almost reached me. I was just gonna hold my arm. When my father left the police station, I hugged him scared. My dad asked me what was going on stuttering I said it was him. There he was again and he ran to catch up and take me. I showed my dad what that man did to my arm. It was a deep scratch from which I began to bleed. Without hesitation. The people at the police station got organized right away. They went out on their quest. I couldn' t tell if they found him anymore because my dad got me on the horse and we got out of here. I noticed my father extremely upset because he started riding harder. He asked me to hold on very tight to his waist. While we were moving through the vegetation. I noticed something was moving between the weeds. I told my father. He just told me to hold me tight. For a few seconds I came to see that man on all fours who was running almost alongside the horse as if he were an animal. Then I lost sight of him, but I was afraid because I kept hearing noises behind us. I hugged my dad hard and closed my eyes. As soon as we got to the house, I felt calm.

16:38 Anyway, I jumped in the street. Before I closed the door. I saw everything was fine. My dad was talking to my mom. I didn' t understand what happened or why my father had been so upset for a while. I was restless until my mom came over to tell me everything was fine. For a little while. I wasn' t going to go to cocula with my dad anymore until everything calmed down, I nodded and hugged her. I felt protected with my mom at night I was going out to play with my cousins, but my mom wouldn' t allow it. He asked me not to go out on the street. If I wanted to play, it was best to invite my cousins inside. It was strange that he wouldn' t let me, because the town was very quiet and nothing bad had ever happened. I didn' t go out to play anymore. I stayed home. I saw my parents walking from one side to the other and peeking out the windows. I didn' t understand what was happening. I approached my mom to ask her what was going on, but she didn' t answer me. He went to the drawer and pulled out a rosary.

17:45 He put it on my neck. He told me it was time to go to bed. She also told my younger sisters the same thing. He tucked them in and took them to bed. He told me that this time we were all going to sleep together in the same room. It was pretty weird that my mom told me that, but I didn' t ask her anything. I went to bed next to my sisters and fell asleep very soon. I didn' t realize how long it was, but the noise the animals made woke me up. My dad was standing in the window looking out with a lot of attention, while the chickens were bringing a big fuss. The dogs began to howl in a pitiful way and the goats made their characteristic valid.

18:29 The dogs were disturbed and began to bark hard until one of them complained painfully. It was a long night when I couldn' t even sleep anymore. It wasn' t about to dawn either. When I heard the screams of one of the neighbors, I didn' t understand what I was saying, but I was screaming desperately. My parents came out to see what was going on. My sisters were still sleeping. I looked out the window. From there I could see out the neighbor was flapping desperately. Several neighbors approached and immediately went to the mountain together. They were carrying sticks and a rifle.

19:11 I was scared looking out without knowing what was going on. Suddenly, I saw the circus man' s face. I was standing outside the window. He approached his face towards the glass. It was the same as mine. He smiled macabrely, while his mouth shed blood. I screamed so loud my parents ran into the house. The circus man stood on all fours and left with great speed. I didn' t see him anymore, but I knew he was going away, because where the dogs were going and the rest of the animals were making a big fuss. Then everything was completely silent. With the sunrise. It seemed that everything had happened and that, contrary to the night, the day was very quiet. My moms got some news that left them ice cream. I asked them what had happened. The only thing my mom told me was that Vicente, a neighbor' s youngest son, had disappeared. Several neighbors went in search of him, but he was afraid not to find him, just as it was with my cousin Joaquin. The following days everything was calm. The animals did not stir up again at night, nor did another child disappear into vice. They didn' t find him either. It was a loss. Like my cousin Joaquin, many years went by without an incident like that happening again at that time. I did not know what had happened until I grew up and realized that the circus man was

20:42 responsible for the disappearance of the two children of the village and the death of the circus animals, the towns of Cocula and Quillilla. Later I learned that animals had been lost in other nearby villages too, and they were found dead in the morning, dry without a drop of blood. Ever since that unfortunate event happened. In all the time I' ve lived in Quililla, something like this never happened again. So far, after so many years, at night restless animals are heard, several of them have already been found dead. That' s when I brought back the memory of what I lived when I was little. It was such an impressive event that I kept it for a long time in my memory without wanting to recall it again until now, that another child disappeared again. I have the memory that at some point I heard my dad say that that being that appeared when I was a kid was coming back after several years. His return was cyclical. So far I have not been able to know if that man was a demon, a vampire or a strange entity story written and adapted by Adriana Cuevas