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Speaker 1: Hi, This is Christina and Carmen and this is another

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episode of a Spooky Tales, the podcast for all things spooky,

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miss Legends, true crime in Latin America, and today just

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spooky Stories. Time time got past me. Wow, you said

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you were gonna do more. I did, I did, and

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I then that was my bad. But you know, one

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day we'll be back to normal. Yeah, as we always say. Okay,

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if you are not a Patren member, you didn't hear

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me trying to decide what movie to go watch. Everyone

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else will have helped me decide by the time this

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is out. But we do have a listener story before

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we get to our topics. And if you have a

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story that you want to send us, you can email

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at spooky tes at gmail dot com. You can call

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it a Spooky hotline. The number is in the show notes.

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You can submit it on Discord, send it VI a

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DM on any of our socials, leave it as a comment.

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Any of those are fine. We love receiving them, and

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we're actually gonna listen to one today. I finally pulled

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up the voicemails. This Spookie hotline.

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Speaker 2: Well, that Spooky Tale my m o kyo, so I

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owned photography Plato, not the uh E today Arlington. That's

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where the story takes twice to day. I always had pookie.

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Stuff happened to me, but I grew up in a

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Christian household, so it wasn't really it wasn't really validated.

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You know, I'm not Christian anymore. So looking back on

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these experiences, I'm like, my probably definitely haunted. Like that

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would fall from the.

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Speaker 3: What that would fall from my brother's closet, like board

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games and stuff all at once, not just like one

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at a time, but well sometimes there was one at time,

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but they would all remember other than there. One time

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they all came down at once. I'm like, oh, right

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out there and the floor is creating vegeta. That was

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the wooden moving. But now they know if you avoid

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in the floor, stool creeks. I'm like, what, I'm pretty

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sure I fellow ghost to my dog there too, anyway,

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and then a ghost rashly a alien story. Yeah, I

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was driving back with my mom from a volleyball game

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that I was announcing. I was in high school and

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didn't have a car, so she had to drive me.

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But yeah, that's embarrassing, but I uh, we were in

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the car and our stop sign I was from the

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radio going off, and my mom's like, I came up

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the car. I'm like, that's weird. I'm like when I

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look outside and so I look up and I you know,

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stars are out last night, I see one started kind

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of moving and getting closer and getting bigger and bigger.

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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my god, I'd feed the big zagging

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and I'm like, oh my god, Mom look at this like,

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oh my god, I didn't say that.

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Speaker 1: Was old one.

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Speaker 2: Uh yeah, it dig zagged away and then just like that,

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it was gone, and then the car started working again

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and we went on our way. That's my spooky tale.

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Thank you so much for taking my time, and Michael,

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I love your podcast.

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Speaker 1: Wait, I kind of love how we told that. No,

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for real, I love how you told us that story.

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Thank you so much for leaving it in a voicemail. Honestly,

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that was the best way to receive this story. It was.

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It was really was. I don't think there could have

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been a better delivery. I don't know, I really don't,

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but yeah, I know that was a UFO for sure.

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Oh yeah, funny because one of my stories from Chihuahwa

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today an alien story. So that was very excited when

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I found it. Okay, on today's episode, we are sharing

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myths and legends from Chihuahua, and we've already done like

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two of the most famous Chihuahua stories. La Pascuala, Yeah

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that is Chihuahua and that was very early. Yeah she is.

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And then last ye do you remember that one? Yeah? Yeah,

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in the Statue episode that was were you officially a host?

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Were you so guested on that episode? So it was

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one of the all I know, Okay, it was, like

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I said, one of the first that you were officially

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the host, co host. I'm not sure you're still the

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unofficial official I don't think was there though, So no,

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it was just the two of us. Yeah, but yeah,

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So those are probably the most well known Chihaa stories,

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but like there's always more so of course, and so

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we're starting with the children's cemetery. Don't like that? Just

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a few meters away from Francisco Tores Boulevard, in the

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middle of a modern middle class upper class middle slash

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upper class neighborhood, upper middle class it's called you dump. Wow,

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thank you. Let's start from the top in the middle

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of a what upper middle class, upper middle class. In

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the middle of upper middle class neighborhood in there's a

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super hunted cemetery known as its real name is Panton Senecu,

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and it dates back to just before the Mexican Revolution.

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The inhabitants of this neighborhood, the people of El Vaje Dejuarees,

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they couldn't make it to the municipal cemeteries like Santra Fael.

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They were too far away to carry their dead loved ones,

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and so they began to bury them in Senegu instead.

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They just like, this is a cemetery now, when they

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started burying their loved ones there. I did see another

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source that said the cemetery dates back to the beginnings

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of the nineteenth century and was built by the beetle

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people of Senecu, and the majority of those buried are

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actually adults and not children, and both can be true

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either way. There are both children and adults buried there,

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some say mostly children. And it's no longer an active

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cemetery like in use today. It's been abandoned. It's open

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to the public in the middle of this neighborhood. It

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kind of looks out of place if you look it up.

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I should have stream. That makes sense that it looks

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like it's out of place. It does. The houses were

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built like around this cemetery that was already there. It's

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kind of creepy, yes, And you could see the really

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nice looking houses behind, like, oh, there's no walls or

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fences or like a gate, like an entry gate, you know,

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like other cemeteries have. It's just there, like if it

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weren't for the crosses adorning graves, it would be confused

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for like a vacant lot. Well, yeah, I couldn't find

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when it became abandoned. Just then, at some point it happened,

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and since then people have said that it's haunted. Yeah,

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the worn out tombstones, the dead grass and growing weeds,

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and children's toys laying around everywhere. It gives it a

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very creepy vibe. Yeah. I'll put pictures in the video

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and I'll try to remember to post some on Instagram.

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Those who walk by a night have heard the laughter

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of children, only to turn and see no one there.

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Some have even seen shadows of children playing in the

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cemetery at night. They're looking up from their fancy, expensive

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houses like what's up? Oh my god, I imagine you're

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like in your house, look out the window. Yeah, that's

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what they did. That's what happened to them. But one

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of the most popular legends told about this children's cemetery

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is that if you park your car outside of the

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cemetery at night, leave it there, leave return, it will

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be full of little handprints. Why you would try this? Like,

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why would you go? I don't know, I don't know.

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I don't want to know, you know what I mean. Yeah,

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those who live in the surrounding neighborhoods have heard knocking

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in the middle of the night and when they answer

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the door, no one is there, and they think it's

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the spirit of these kids. Oh wow, yes, crapy very

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I wouldn't want to go check it out. No, that

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was the children's cemetery. A noise, but also not right

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right right next we have like sant Saminis. Yeah. So

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this took place in Meoki, Chihuahua, in the middle of

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the state of Chihuahua, with a population of fifty thousand.

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Within the municipality, there are four hundred and sixty four

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localities or pueblos if you will. These are Sida, Mejoki,

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Las Ro, Cardenas, Esasion, Consuelo, Colonia, Filippe Angeles, Juadalupe, Victoria,

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and Las Pents, home to the Contos or Joyi's indigenous peoples.

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The city of Meyoki was named after General Mejoki Magnon,

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who lost a fighting against the French in Paral in

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eighteen sixty five. It's forty five minutes from Chihuawa and

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like all of Chihuahua, this area did see a lot

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of action during the Mexican Revolution, which is where the

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legend of La Casa del Alcado comes from. According to legend,

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the owner of this house was a rich man with

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a lot of land, someone who benefited from the Portfiriato.

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No wonder, he was a um Alcado. This became a legend.

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He became a legend. Yes, And as a Mexican revolution

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broke out, he decided he had to flee, but he

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wasn't fast enough. The revolutionary Getta Yea arrived and he

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was cornered. He decided to run to a tree on

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his property and hang himself. It was better to him.

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It was better than whatever faced him in the hands

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of the revolutionaries. This tree is still growing and locals

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are afraid to go to this abandoned house because they

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say that the soul of this man will curse you

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if you set foot in his former property. I'm sorry

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it was not enough that he was like rich in life.

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He still has a curse people in the afterlife. That's

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rich people for you, right. Once cursed, you will continue

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to experience the paranormal. If that doesn't scare you and

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you actually go inside, then there's another curse. No curse squared. Wow,

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there's a staircase inside the house. These stairs have a

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bunch of names written on them, and if you step

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on your name, you will die. Okay if you have

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a super unique name, I think you're good. I'm not save,

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I'm not save. No neither am I no? And if

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you're Maria less safe j Yeah? Done. Yeah. According to legend,

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you can cure the cars. Oh. To do that, you

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have to hang a rope in the tree and then

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wait for it to swing five times on its own

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or can you like give it a nudge? No, on

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its own? Okay, but others say you can't give it

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as the cars at all, so well, yeh screwed? Okay,

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all right then never mind, I guess and Corto don't

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go to this house is what I'm getting, and summation,

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don't go there. Okay, I will keep that in mind.

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And it looks creepy to I'll put pictures in the

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video and on Instagram maybe, okay. And our next story

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is Los Monitos Meoki the Monkeys, the Little Monkeys of Meoki.

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So yeah, the Tree of the Hanged Man. That's not

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all that's in milky, because there's another story here that

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was very popular. On October twenty seventh, nineteen eighty seven,

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four children were playing and then patio of a house

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located on the street Francisco in Madero in La Colonia

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and Barrio Nuevo. And these kids were twelve year old

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Serjio Alonso Lira Roblez, eleven year old Javier Valenzuela, and

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seven year old Mario Cosme albides Espanel and his brother

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his twin brother, not real twins, they were the other

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kind of twins. What are they fraternal? Turn you didn't

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even say, I'm like fraternal, Yes, thank you. Yes, they

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were fraternal twins. So his brother was William Cosme alvides

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Espanel and both were seven. Of course, William went by

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WILLI on that day, they saw a red light and

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then seven little beans. Oh sorry, there are five little beans,

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and I wrote, no, there four for little beings. Anyway,

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on that day they saw a red light and then

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they saw these four little beings come out from holes

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on the ground. And when they saw the red light,

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they felt numb and they wanted to run, but they

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couldn't move. Oh my god, one of these kids fainted,

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and the rest were about to run. They were about

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to leave the fainted kid there like I got their own. Yeah,

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you're on your own. But they heard the monitos, the

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little things, the little beings, tell them not to run,

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and then they ran anyway, but they paused momentarily to

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listen to these creatures. Matrio and Walie told their parents

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what had happened when they got home, and of course

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the parents didn't believe them. But then more and more

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similar reports were coming from the children of Mioki, and

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these monitos were described to be fifteen centimeters tall. What

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is that like like a smurf? I don't maybe just

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guessing twelve centimeters foot so yeah, yeah, so okay, something

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like smurf, Like, yeah, smurf sized. They were gray, though

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not blue. They had skinny arms and legs, and I

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guess they were just skinny all together because their bodies

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were skinny too. So yeah, they would just see these

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little sticks with huge heads. Oh yeah, and they had

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big red eyes lined for a nose and like no lips,

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just what seemed like a slot for our mouth. Okay,

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of the kids drawings. But we'll try to draw it,

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and we'll put our attempt at this on right now.

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You're drying it right now. Perfect skinny arms, huge hands,

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they have three fingers on each hand. Do they have

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long arms? Skinny arms, yeah, just skinny arms. I don't

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know how long they are. Are you ready? Let's see it? Yeah, right,

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that's what the kids saw, exactly that right there. Beautiful

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masterpiece there. Yeah, I love it. So yeah, that's what

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they saw. Some of these beings. Actually now I'm starting

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to take them. There might have been seven of them.

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They all say them, how many are there? I'm not

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sure anymore?

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Speaker 2: Anyway?

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Speaker 1: Seven four to seven actually yeah. Some of them had

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blonde patches of hair, others were bald, and they had

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a big red circle on their chest. And these beings

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also had the ability to turn invisible when anyone tried

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to take a picture of them. What and they could

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speak perfect Spanish, so okay. The monitos told the children

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that they were on earth to study its people and

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that they liked the climate in Mioki. I don't know

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what the weather is like there, but these little monitos

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liked it. The beings told the children their names. The

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beings told the children their names. They were sorry, this

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killed me, okay. Their names were Ugo, Bancho, Gus, bud,

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It's got and Crispin. Where did you get these names from?

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I feel like they spent some time in Mexico and

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then they were like, I want to be Buncho, I

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want to be Ugle ns beIN. I think they were in.

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Maybe they were, yeah, but this is what they said

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their names were. And I love it. I love it.

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I especially love Chrispin. Yeah me too. The children also

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described the monitos as having difficulty walking, like their legs

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were rigid and with three fingers on each hand. And

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the kids saw or encountered these monitos several times, and

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through these times they they said that they never experienced

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lost time like others who have had like alleged alien

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encounters have said happens with the lost time. Eventually, newspapers

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of the time got a wind of the story the

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kids were saying, and of the drawing they made depicting

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these monitos, and so they went into town to investigate,

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and they were like reporting everything, and so eventually like

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a bunch of reporters like all over the world. So yeah,

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there was like people from all over the world like

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resharing this story. But these initial investigators figured that the

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kids were lying, especially because there was no lost time,

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and they were like, no, this isn't like other alien stories.

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We don't believe you. But then more people reported seeing

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the strange red lights in the sky, and then other

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kids kept saying that they were seeing the same things

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these monitos, and the original four kids that had seen

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these things said that at the end of November nineteen

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eighty seven, the monitos went to them and told them

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that they were leaving, but that they would return later

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to continue their studies planet Earth. And then the inhabitants

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of Maoki they started saying that they they started saying

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that NASA was sending people to Mayoki, which then spread

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like wildfire, and people kept repotting. A sudden surge of

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gringos in trucks in the pueblo, Oh my god. And

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to them, this could only be NASA. No one else

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would be there in trucks, like, yeah, all these white

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people in trucks automatically NASA. A reporter for el Eraldo,

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the Chiawa, who initially was the first one to arrive

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to Moyoki and talk to these kids, and he's the

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one who was like, no, this isn't true. He was

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interviewed in two thousand and nine about this. He's like

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alienstannact like this, yeah. True. He was like, I'm just

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doing my job, but I never saw anything myself, And

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he told the interviewee he saw no evidence that the

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monitos ever existed. The only picture he was ever able

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to get were the pictures of the holes in the

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ground that the kids supposedly saw that alien creatures emerged from.

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And he believed that this was just the kid's stories

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running wild or mass hysteria. And he never saw trucks,

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a surge of gringos and trucks, nor did he believe

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that NASA would go and investigate this. He's like, why

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where did they go? And then I was like, I

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wasn't purposely spreading this story. It's just that they told

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me to go investigate, and I wasting. Yeah I did.

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I went and I was reporting when I was being told.

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But either the kids are saying this. Yeah. And then

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another witness named Dianam, who was friends with Willy, she

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came forward and she said that one time Willie took

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her to go see the monitos and that one of

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the monitos had bit Willi And so then they went

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to the clinic and the doctor there told them it

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was like a spider bite or something. Others believed that

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what the kids saw were actually frogs, and then their

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imaginations ran wild, and especially because they had been raining

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for several days in a row. And I guess that

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brings frogs out. I don't know. I don't know anything

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about frogs. I'm not a frog expert. Yeah, this is

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just what what the source said. Either way, Mioki has

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become a tourist destination because of the story. And they

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have this event where you can go and paint like

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a ceramic monito, and they called it something like paint

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the Monito and then you see all these little painted

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Monitos all over Milki. But so they look like this,

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it's very close. I'll show you. I think we need

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to go paint our own monitos. You know what, I think?

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You're right, Yeah, you'll see these painted monitos all over Milky.

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And so, like there was another resurgence of this legend

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because one of the witnesses wound up dead in his

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home in the like late two thousands, I want to say,

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And it was Willie. He didn't live in a Milky anymore.

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But when he was found there was cuts all over him,

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like gold lines. Yeah, not super deep, like just a

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bunch of straight lines that were strange to people. And

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so he had all these lacerations on him, and then

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his organs weren't missing, and they said that his blood

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had been drained. And so people were like attributing this

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to the aliens. Yeah, to the monitos. Wow, And that's

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actually not true. That was an urban legend that was

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spread about poor Willie. Can you imagine that? Wait, so

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he wasn't even dead, he was dead in reality, he

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was wrong than just stabbed um multiple times. I mean,

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that's that sucks that he that happened to him, and

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then his family had to be like hearing, probably like

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neighbors being like, oh did you know, like bit she

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was robbed? Okay, yeah, yeah, so his organs were intaxes.

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He was not drained of his blood. Wow. Someone just

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made this up and run with it. Yeah, and then

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it was spread. So I want to make it clear

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that that's not what happened. The money didn't come back

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for WILLI, which is what was being spread. Were insinuated.

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But yeah, the story of the Monitos has been attributed

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to mass hysteria. But some people really, you know, they

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believe something happened in Miochi. Interesting, what do you think?

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I think it does? Are real? I don't believe they

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came back for WILLI, but I don't believe. I don't think that. Yeah,

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I believe in Google Pancho, Gispin, Crispin. Oh, Crispin. We

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got the other ones. In fact, justice for them. Google Pancho,

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gaspad and and Crispin. They did nothing of the sports.

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They were never Yeah, they were very nice to the

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four kids. Yeah, they talked to them. They were like,

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where you're just study? We like the guys. Yeah, the

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same names. See Pancho but yeah, those were just some

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stories from Chihuaha. This would have been a longer episode,

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but my ass wasn't able to make it happen. So yeah,

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you know you we're not out of time. I'm thinking,

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we're all. I'm thinking though of doing a Chihuahua Part

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two because there's still way more stories and then does it. Yes,

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we'll also do a case because there's also, unfortunately so

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many true crime cases from Chihuahua, so we can do both.

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We can do both for next episode. We'll rearrange our

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schedule a little bit. Y'all. We are planners now, we

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are organized curlies. We have a schedule. We sat down

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on topics up until mid March. Mid March, can you

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bel for us? No, it's huge because like sadly, what

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all almost always happens is the two days before we're like,

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do we have notes? Oh my god, scrambling, scrambling. Yeah,

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and then once in a while we'll be like, let's

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do these set of notes. And that's the big episodes

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that have like a ton of parts. Those are those

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ones that were actually planned, so like the Gloriabi ones,

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all the like uh true crime cases in Mexico, like

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those episodes were all planned and like actually not rushed.

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But sometimes we're just like, yeah, we don't I don't know,

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I don't know what is going on. But no, this

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year we're gonna be organized. So yeah, yeah, okay, let's

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uh take a little break here and then we'lc come

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back with spooky recommendations and we're back. Do you have

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any spooky recommendations? I don't think I do. I started

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listening to a book and then for some reason, I'm

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not listening to as much audiobooks. Oh well, I've been

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going on walks.

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Speaker 2: That's why.

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Speaker 1: Oh, that's why. So the loan is about to expire,

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and I don't listen into like ten percent of it.

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But it seemed interesting. It was like the Call the

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Devil three times, No, it was. It seemed interesting. It's

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like a different timeframes, generational oh story. So I think

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I'm gonna borrow it again because there was no whole

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no one else got, so you can like extend it

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and actually finish it. Okay, Okay. I watched Pogonia, and

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it's more adjacent, spooky adjacent because it's a thriller. I

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didn't even know it was a thriller. I had no

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idea what it was about. Oh, all I knew is

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that I mustn't shave her head. That's it, And that

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jesse Plement's one of my favorite white men, was in it.

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That's all I knew, dude. But it's an eco thriller,

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ego ego like like, oh, I didn't know you were

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calling ego or ego echo with the sea. I didn't

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know it was an ego thriller. How so well, jesse

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Plemon's character convinces he's like a low income bee keeper

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hobbyists who works like at a what you could say

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would be like an Amazon warehouse pharmacy but for like medicine. Okay,

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actually Amazon does have a pharmacy, so you could say

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like that, but like a pharmaceutical company's warehouse basically something

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like that, where he's just packaging orders. So it's a

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low income job. He and his cousin both rb keepers

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and they're the only ones in this house, so they

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jesse Plemon's characters that convinced that like a weird conspiracy

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nut type person where all they listen to is like

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people talking about reptilians and Okayans, And so he's convinced

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that the ceo of his A CEO is responsible for

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the bees dying, that they've released this like chemical into

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the way, and like, that's partially true. You can blame Santo, yeah,

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for the danger in the bees. That's that's not a lie. However,

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he takes it to a whole other level. He makes

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a plan with his cousin who kidnap the ceo is

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a Stone. Yeah, and first you think, I thought Emma

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Stone was like a baby who grew really fast. That's

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all this is about. I thought, Mark, are you wait?

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Are you talking about talking about? Okay, what's up? She

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thought she was Benjamin Button, but reverse, Yeah, there's a

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movie I thought where she Oh, shoot, do you know

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what I'm talking about? About? Poor things? Oh my god.

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This whole time I thought that was Bogia. And that's

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why I didn't want to watch, because she was in

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that movie and I can't watch that. That's why when

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you said it was a thriller, I was like, that's

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a thriller. Yeah, that's Emma Stone, Margaret Quayley, William Dafoe,

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Mark Ruffalo, you're talking about oh my same director? Oh

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that I didn't know. But okay, now it makes more sense.

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Why I was confused, thought, wow, and so the deployment

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is not in Pogonia. I mean he's not important things.

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He isn't Pogonia. Yeah, and uh, Emma Stone is not

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a baby, she's a CEO. This whole time I thought.

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And I was like, I thought that was set like

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in a weird time, like the other one, poor things.

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Like I was like, what do you mean a corporation

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a ceo? Recent. Yeah, they're so weird in that movie.

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It just can't be right. No, no, no, And so yeah,

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they kidnap her because they blame her for the conditions. Okay,

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well not interested. Yeah, I'm watch it. Like I kept

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telling you, I'm pretty sure you will like Pegonia, and

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it was like, no, she's an alien, she's a baby alien.

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I'm not gonna spoil more than that to everyone else.

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But so yeah, I had a great time watching it.

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I do feel like this would have been a fun

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movie in the theaters, just because the soundtrack, the sound

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design is so fun. It's like very it has very

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funny moments, but it's also very dark. And so there's

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parts where like Jesse Plemons is like, I don't know,

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chasing her or something like that, and then the music

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is like this is like very exaggerated, like I don't know,

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like a string instrument. I don't know these terms, like

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like imagine like bugs Bunny in the opera when he's

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like that type of music is very exaggerated. But it's

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so fun. So I think this would have been a

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fun one to watch the movie theaters. Obviously I didn't,

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but it was still very fun to watch at home,

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so I do recommend it. Also again, if Jesse Plemmons

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is in it, and most of the time, if Emma

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Stone is in it, I will watch it. I haven't watched,

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so I'm not watching that. You know what it is.

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It's the way her eyebrows are done, and then movie

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in her creepy long hair. I can't watch it. Yeah yeah, yeah,

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it's giving the girl from the Ring. Yes, yeah, yeah,

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with very thick eyebrows. But yeah. That brings us to

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the end of the episode. Don't go leaving your car

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your parked car in front of cemeteries, don't go tocados

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wean true true, and yeah this isn't a stay Spooki

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and Wakatarou Next time Bye Bye. A Book Tells is

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hosted by Christina and Carmen, produced and edited by Christina,

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Shout out with Don. If you're enjoying the podcast considerably,

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Tells All. This is in the show notes and we

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appreciate every single listen. Thank you so much, Stay a

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