An unknown entity appears on a Cancun Beach in Mexico.
¡ALERTA! Captan Extraña Figura Humanoide en Cancún
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¡ALERTA! Captan Extraña Figura Humanoide en Cancún
Really weird "entity" videos
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This video and the humanoid shadow moving through the stands reminds me of this from the Abduction Cass substack article:
Maybe that was a Gray moving through the stands and for a time or moment at that location 'the veil' between realities was thinned or thinning and the camera and video was able to pick up a 'shadow moving' similar to how Karla Turner's son saw a shadow, which was really a Gray.
It's really shocking to see corpses or coffins in a place that is supposed to be synonymous of joy and jubilation.
Speaking of Mexico, I was a very young child, no more than three years old, when "El Chavo del 8" company, came here, to the Estadio Nacional, and I remember it perfectly because I was there, and leaving aside the speech of Salvador Allende and Fidel Castro, it was the first time that the Estadio Nacional hosted an event other than sports and for children. The emotion was very great (speaking of emotions), seeing these characters so popular and loved by those of us who were children at that time. They were literally received like The Beatles.
I remember that Carlos Castaneda once explained that those "voladores" were placed above large masses of people to absorb emotions, and that even, I think it was Carol Tiggs, recorded a photograph very similar to this one:
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I think it's a pair of Adidas with those skinny legs moving in slow-mo! And who or what walks with a gate that resembles Nordic ice skating?Why does it weir shoes?
Just say-in.
Yeah, why would a camera be pointed directly at those 2 specific chairs on a beach at night?
This video is not paranormal at all, as it would be a case of catalepsy. But yes it's quite weird.
I remember that a person close to my family, more specifically a friend of my father, who came to our house a lot, had this same thing happen to her, she woke up in the morgue. She was quite young when this happened to her, if I remember correctly, no more than 30 years old.
You will understand that it is not an easy story to forget, especially when you find out about this at 11 years old.
I remember that a person close to my family, more specifically a friend of my father, who came to our house a lot, had this same thing happen to her, she woke up in the morgue. She was quite young when this happened to her, if I remember correctly, no more than 30 years old.
You will understand that it is not an easy story to forget, especially when you find out about this at 11 years old.
Yes, I read about those cases from time to time, but it's still quite strange and it has to be one shocking way to wake up. It always scares me to think, what if you don't wake up on time?
Hence the existence of the ‘undertaker’, who would bite off the dead person's big toe to make sure they were really dead. That was in the old days, today it's different I imagine and undertakers no longer exist.
tschai
Dagobah Resident
Oh that is creepy! Even moves like a zombie. Nightmare fuel for me!
Oh, I can imagine how shocking and confusing it must be.
Regarding your question, I imagine that nowadays there must be precise tests to rule out this issue, since I just read that catalepsy can last up to three days, and there is no brain death, so if someone wakes up in a morgue, at this point it should be negligence.
I remember I had a teacher who always told us these macabre stories, that in the Middle Ages sometimes people woke up inside coffins, and all those rather sordid details and horror movies, like how when they exhumed these corpses, they found the inside of the coffin with scratches and signs of attempts to get out, which inspired Edgar Allan Poe, for example, to write "The Premature Burial."
There is a Roger Corman movie with the same name, and with the script based on this story by Allan Poe. I don't know if it's appropriate to leave the link to the movie here, and to this wonderful russian platform where a lot of these gems of old horror and mistery cinema are hosted, in case someone hasn't seen it. I saw it a few years ago, and the truth is, I found it very good. It stars Ray Milland and Heather Angel.
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In the case of this father's friend, as far as I remember, she woke up a little before the autopsy, I don't know how long before, and this must have been in the 70s or early 80s. I tell you that she, from what we knew, had already passed away a few years ago, but it's been several years since there was no longer any contact with her, we learned from third parties that she had passed away... I hope this time for real... (well, this was in a necessary black humor touch, so read with Vincent Price's voice).
I suppose this would be one way of providing a safety net for that uncertainty.
