[dutchman]

I know this comment isn't very constructive in relation to this post, but check the main page of the Website.

I do not want to be prejudice and all, but it doesn't add allot to the stories credibility...

This post has been edited by dutchman: 02 November 2009 - 09:17 PM

[Paul Noise]

Moral of the story? Don't ever need help from a Police Officer in Mexico, because if there is even something remotely scaaaaary...they run away and call for back up.

[kiddglock]

Regency, on 29 October 2009 - 08:20 AM, said:

Here's the clip from youtube with that very same Officer and what it was that terrified him. This was debunked, though not on this clip and yes, he does look genuinely terrified.

There seems to be a whole host of interesting oddities coming from Mexico from Chupacarbras, flying witches, gnome men - not to forget the day of the dead is approaching. The mexicans seem to really embrace the supernatural.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=o_g1g1t5Dt8

It's a country full of less educated, superstitious folk. They do not have the history of science, for better or worse, that the USA has. Plus, there is the fact that more and more Hispanics are traveling northward and we are learning more and more about their culture all the time. It may be that more of it is just becoming known. Embracing diversity is not just about "Taco Tuesday" anymore...

[kiddglock]

Paul Noise, on 02 November 2009 - 04:12 PM, said:

Moral of the story? Don't ever need help from a Police Officer in Mexico, because if there is even something remotely scaaaaary...they run away and call for back up.

And this differs from the US, how? heheh

[Vinland]

Interesting read. None of know if this is true or not, but I don't doubt that there are unknown entities that walk (or fly) the earth. I came across something strange at a city park one time. A human shadow under a tree that appeared to be facing me when I was sitting on a picnic table. It was at night and I got the hell out of there. It could have been a person but it seemed to big and the whole thing was very weird.

[VampireLord]

I think there was a vid of this on youtube

[MsKatsipoulis]

The video of the UFE as some are calling it, is pretty cool and does make you wonder what the hell it could be if not a 'witch'...

P.s Where may i ask was this story debunked??

[L33TNerd]

To answer your question: Yes.

I remember reading this a few years ago and it creeped me out quite a bit :/

[Emmanuel4444]

Dude.. this does exist.. My mom is from mexico and she has seen all of this.. she told me that one day walkin home from a club... they passed by a funeral and when they saw to the sky there was a thing laughing and laughing.. and then my mom tells me that the thing flewed away.. not only did my mom see this.. she was walking with more fiends also and all of them saw the thing. In mexico there are many stories of witches and fires glowing in cemeteries because supposley there is a treasure in there.. now im so scared of going back to mexico.. because now i am bigger (im 15, last time i went was like at 10 years) and now i understand that this things do exist.. they are many stories i want to tell all of you..one is about my moms friend being taken at nights by a little dwarf (or duende in spanish)and playing and she came back in the morning with many scratches.. i think this all has to do with the devil and crap like that.. OMG i am so scared of going to visit family in Mexico.. OMG.. no lights at night over there.. Here , Where i live in are in this big street where.. there are many restaurants around here, and there is a lot of light outside in the night..and in mexico none of this! im so scared

LMAo right now i am listening to music in my headphones with all the volume raised and got the feeling someone was watching me.. i turned around.. and i saw the table's chair shadow and it scared th !#$!# out of me..

[Emmanuel4444]

kiddglock, on 02 November 2009 - 11:40 PM, said:

It's a country full of less educated, superstitious folk. They do not have the history of science, for better or worse, that the USA has. Plus, there is the fact that more and more Hispanics are traveling northward and we are learning more and more about their culture all the time. It may be that more of it is just becoming known. Embracing diversity is not just about "Taco Tuesday" anymore...

na bro.. it is true..so shhhhhh. if u ever go to mexico you would know... its scary *** **** overthere . many of my family members have seen a with... maybe they just dont show up here because we are to crowded.. to many cities.. in mexico there are little vilages.

[Kacen]

Somewhat old, it's somewhat creepy that the creature vaguely resembles the incorrect depiction of the Flatwoods monster...

Somehow it being the incorrect and not the correct depiction makes it all the more bizarre.

[Bunny Munro]

Not at all, it wasn't a very good story.