WATCH: The Haunting of Woman Hollering Creek

Growing up in South Texas you might have heard the legend of “La Llorona,” a deceased woman in search of her missing children.
Similar to the legend, Central Texas has its own version at Woman Hollering Creek.
Producers Joy Presley and Carlos Hernandez join Max Massey and Alamo City Ghost Tours in search of the woman who lurks around the area. Find out what they encountered during their visit.

[@mindym90]

La llorona got her papers and she came up north to live better in a river. She's doing better than the chupacabras

[@evalynballesteros2442]

jaja onggg

[@marthasilva7695]

Jajajajaja!!!

[@aalva1011]

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[@victorgomez5165]

She coming for you now that you think its funny

[@B00bZiLA900]

Lol

[@WeebooMeeboo]

In some stories, if her crying sounds near, it means she's far away, however, if her crying sounds far away, it means she's near

[@adrijabhattacharya4140]

Yeah

[@nomadenview]

Wait.... How can it be same? Im from Indonesia.... In my country we called that Kuntilanak...

[@noctuigne9626]

Thats what they say about the hidden people whistling.

[@magikreacts2718]

Yeah that's what I was told.

[@supercalifragilistic5010]

In my country there is a story of a ghost of a pregnant woman that died trying to give birth to her child. She died with her child. She haunts houses in forests l. They say that if you hear a cat (sometimes crying) at night don't go out because that is her ghost if the sound is loud that means it is far away if she's close it's the opposite.

[@mashaerlenko528]

"She drownded her children."

[@rodrick_1_355]

Masha Erlenko yes. Yes she did

[@0piumcartiii]

Lmao its cause the guy said DROWNDED

[@Shane23Armada]

Masha Erlenko I don’t understand. Some say they saw her in Colombia I am confused

[@wildcard4552]

@@Shane23Armada they quoted the poor grammar

[@Shane23Armada]

Wildcard ?

[@Pichycena2011]

I heard her while I lived in Guatemala. She is real. I Will never forget that day 10/27/2009

[@kingcreolewastaken]

Off topic but I'm adopted from there 🐻‍❄️

[@hughg.rection1724]

Proof or it never happened

[@Pichycena2011]

Hugh G. Rection unfortunately you’re right only my grandmother and sister and some neighbors heard it. It was late like 2AM-3Am No way to prove it sadly. But that moment I can relive it vividly in my memory. The cry was horrible to wake up to.

[@starrynight6629]

@@Pichycena2011 what did She Say?

[@MarsCat49]

@@hughg.rection1724 we aren't in court..

[@dangerlovee4061]

I thought llorona happened in Mexico only😏

[@crystalmartinez4345]

No she haunts all rivers and lakes. My dad's friend hear her in a river in Texas

[@pie112098]

No the story just originated in Mexico

[@jaidenbranham6419]

*NON EXISTENT* no idiot she haunts just 1 river and no lakes dumb a

[@erinwallace5342]

@@jaidenbranham6419 no stupid she's looking for her kids if ur looking for something u just don't hunt one place u look everywhere that's why she is looking everywhere she has been seen in Arlington Texas too

[@Mr.Random3D]

White people despite to take Mexico story smh

[@CarolinaLopez-je6ze]

My mom would tell us stories about when she lived in Mexico and said that when she was a young girl, her and my grandmother saw the Llorona walking thru the cornfield, it creeped me out because my mom always had scary stories to tell us from living in Mexico.

[@thebananaman180]

Same my dad said that when he was little la llorona was screaming on the other side of the wall form him

[@schoolxninja4250]

A

[@Jocelyn_Games_And_More7216]

Well so far no one in my family have ever heard her in Mexico however one of my aunts have heard what could have been la lechuza or a witch that turns into an owl…

[@metalmacabre9991]

Lmao

[@ricosuave1913]

Typical Mexicans 🫡 Just got back from visiting my family Just below Cuernavaca about 12 hrs ago. I love talking about Duendes and la llorona...Unfortunately, I haven't personally experienced anything paranormal out there. My cousin's brother recorded la llorrona hollering.... My mother had stories... Growing up tho, My father would always tell my sisters and I that LA llorona cannot hurt us in the US because she doesn't have papers 😑🙄😂

[@daisyana9853]

she’s REAL. I went to puerto Vallarta last December and heard her around 3 am. The weeping was so loud it sounded like everyone could hear it and it was the ugliest thing ever.

[@00bryan_]

The louder it is the further she is. The less you could hear it then you're dead.

[@annabelle7448]

I wanna go can I go with you

[@hennyandcheeseballs8629]

Bryan Gonzalez shouldn’t it be the opposite

[@luisenriquez2122]

When I was in Mexico last summer I heard it and it’s so scary 🥲🥲😨😨😨 it’s an awful sound

[@LostinParadise03]

@@annabelle7448 beta male

[@thezackperry24]

"She drownded her children" - Tommy Chong

[@nathanielhass8933]

That’s exactly what I thought lmao

[@oregongirl4352]

Dude thought the same thing 😂

[@yaz6620]

My brothers girlfriend live around the creek and so I'm planning to go walking around there to see it

[@xxerrrxx558]

Bish you planning a death wish

[@ellagonzalez6483]

DONT

[@isheidyciloro1839]

Natalie Ella let him learn

[@kimchiisgood3758]

So did you?

[@NoFucksGivenDraco]

Lol dat nigga dead😂💀

[@zacharyvelasquez2093]

In Mexico its very loud to

[@BodohYono]

Any video link?

[@PabloY-ks4nj]

It’s in Spanish though

[@toughsponge280]

where’s mexico

[@elcompagenito3250]

True

[@elcompagenito3250]

@@toughsponge280 its above canada

[@tombstonejones9581]

I'm glad they interviewed Tommy Chong for this segment.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

lol

[@zerdapubgm4221]

1:56 who heard mis hijos

[@xxerrrxx558]

What?

[@johnperez4410]

Ghøst_spirit it means my children

[@anthonyvillalpando155]

Woah

[@stephanienuno100]

Yep

[@clumsyslime3369]

Lol it didn't even sound like that.

[@SureWhatever19]

Ok seriously y'all. I lived in San Antonio for 14 years. My best friend and I used to go there a lot and we've had experiences there that were frightening.

[@tryanime]

…such as???

[@tylerherb2024]

“I hear crying” *runs towards it*

[@samtanicpanic4622]

😭😭

[@thefivews4720]

This is way white people die in horror movies

[@giocasanova6894]

In all seriousness she or whatever it is actually exists. I'm not Bullshitting when I tell you this. I was drinking with my cousins in Mexico one night just relaxing it was close to 1 am. You started to hear crying, but it was distant. I know for a fact it wasn't a random person because it's just a forest/desert in the direction it was coming from. It was pitch black and I didn't sleep that night. Interestingly enough I told my friend who lives here in the states about what happened and she said that she heard crying one night in Mexico while on vacation.

[@shroomz3066]

Was probably some women moaning getting rammed by your neighbor

[@Sunshine_day]

There are definitely still mountain lions in that part of Texas. I would expect that's what some people are hearing.

[@xvoz5073]

nah fr it’s crazy how dumb people still believe in that likes it’s folk tale it’s not real🤣it was meant to scare children who were out late at night from parents.

[@Steamenginelover]

@@xvoz5073 Oh really then? Well if you think you’re so smart and sure, why don’t you go investigate that part of the area yourself and come back here some proof if La Llorona isn’t real to you then hmm? Cause she ain’t no joke, La Llorona… is… REAL. Do you heard me REAL.

[@ggoffthesplashh]

@@xvoz5073lol ok

[@ucwhatimean]

My family member claims she heard it out there once.

[@skittle_star217]

same, scary right?

[@ajryashara4703]

Jolene Jolene my thoughts that i don’t believe your family

[@TrukNLife316]

I’ve seen ghost 👻 with my own eyes and heard many things inside my parents house as we grew up. Haunted house but they came to bless it and it’s all gone now thank God.

[@squigga6675]

@@ajryashara4703 well it isn’t your family so that’s just u assuming

[@brittanymendez1071]

She has been seen and heard in the states that use to be part of Mexico

[@barbiee9584]

Sooo...Texas-

[@brittanymendez1071]

@@barbiee9584 yeah

[@jackiekaylor1185]

Yes like texas

[@ww7271]

Yeah

[@thefivews4720]

From what I can tell she is mostly in Mexico but she been heard in other countries normally Latin America I remember someone trying to troll sed they heard her in Canada

[@jormungandrrework4899]

Geez I never had paranormal encounters I hope I don't. May god protect us all.

[@jessramirez1468]

That's great. Amen

[@vincentvalentinesrealwife]

Even though I’m 2 years late,Same. Amen

[@tryanime]

i’m 2 years late to this comment, but damn i wish i could say the same.

[@TheSexybabe1978]

Amen 🙏🏻

[@nedtheproducer5777]

The most intense news clip i’ve ever seen

[@Mf-wolf]

I would’ve gotten away with it if it wasn’t for your meddling news casters

[@yesitsmegksr34p3r7]

Underrated comment

[@ioveers1357]

5 year olds: *seems legit.*

[@nickimnajpurriod]

It’s real

[@garylefevers]

Obviously you have never encountered the paranormal. I was a sceptic most of my life as well. That is until I witnessed a couple of things with no logical explanation. I do not claim to know exactly what causes such phenomena. Just that humans have a tendency to think that we have things all figured out when in fact we are not even crawling, in relation to time itself. Just my opinion. Stay safe.

[@0beep014]

I personally do believe that La Llorona is real. Me and my friends used too go down to creeks(at night) and see who would get scared and run away the fastest because we though we hear La Llorona.

[@robertrose3068]

First of all, as a long time investigator and a techie person, the 2 Ghost Meter Pros are nothing more than $30 devices that detect positive or negative energy-in theory. The Ovilus is a good tool if you have other things like emf meters, paranormal pucks or similar things the correspond. Never just use 1 thing. 80% of the time an Ovilius puts out words unrelated. Video and especially IR/full spectrum, thermal and audio recorders are better because they can be analyzed and there's software from Adobe than can be used to prove an EVP. If you want to go somewhere where I know you'll find things, let me know. Its well known and I have been there many times. 👍

[@edithtorres6919]

She is real! My dad seen her when he was 11 years old, he was by himself when she appeared on him

[@B3ASTKING23]

Really

[@UnKnOwN-he6wp]

What did she do to him and how did she look like?

[@edithtorres6919]

@@B3ASTKING23 yes, his donkey sensed something evil approaching him and my dad , the donkey was really scared, my dad said at first he didn't know why, but once he turned around he seen her and she asked him to wait for her

[@edithtorres6919]

@@UnKnOwN-he6wp my dad said she has a long white dress, long black hair, you can't see her face its very dark or feet, she floats in the air, doesn't touch the ground, and she told him to wait for her, and she would cry, but kept telling him to wait, but he got in his donkey, and donkey ran fast, he said he has never seen his donkey run that fast

[@UnKnOwN-he6wp]

@@edithtorres6919 I don’t live in Mexico but in my country there is a similar thing and my dad had a similar situation happen to him and he had a dog who sensed the evil too, he saw a woman with long frizzy black hair big teeth and nails floats and is wearing multiple coats she wasn’t crying she was staring at him and his friend and getting close to them they ran back to the car but when they looked back she was gone!! The dog was soo afraid too

[@susanrjecker9208]

My Brother-in-law said his mother told him La Llorona was in Geronimo Creek, by what used to be Silva Park. It’s a creepy water crossing.

[@juniorm3622]

In Staten island ?

[@JarodRebuck]

I begin having a hard time with credibility when the ghost hunter says “drownded.”

[@tookurkneez2865]

My dad told me I shouldn’t be scared of la llorona because she doesn’t have a green card. I guess he was wrong 👀

[@idkwt2use]

No dummy. You shouldn't be afraid of something that's not real

[@estebanarciniega1266]

yes dummy she is real and she dnt need no danm green card

[@wutawallbang8085]

2:18 bottom left 😳

[@foreiign3107]

Bruh

[@foreiign3107]

That’s hit flashlight

[@yungyamadasenia3214]

You can see a figure and a dress with long black hair

[@umairmuhammad4386]

W H E R E I S I T??!!

[@itsyaboyjaxx]

It looks like a tree

[@rosiedotz4117]

Couple years back in 2007-09 in Los Angeles California 👀🤔🙄 I heard heavy chains drag with a loud Train sound from afar in Southgate and so did my parents who live in Lynwood😭😪 the closer the sounds got the stronger my dogs and the whole neighborhood dogs began wailing. It was the creepiest thing i have ever felt in my life. When the train noise and chains came through my house, my skin crawled. My house walls cracked. My body felt a heavyness. I stepped outside to see where the heck was this train or if it was an airplane from the sky something to acknowledge that what i was hearing was not my imagination deceiving me. The next day it came out on the news and on the radio of people complaining about the same thing. Pretty much all of south LA heard it and northern parts of Mexico. They called it a passage of witches🙄😒 I was just glad i wasn't crazy😆!

[@epictetushasepictiddiez2615]

Yea and then pigs started flying too I remember!

[@unknownwhywannaknow8071]

Wtf

[@unknownwhywannaknow8071]

Is there any back story I could find about it?

[@SUPERDeluxeME]

If you are ever in the wilderness and you hear what sounds like a woman screaming, it means a mountain lion is near. Female mountain lions can make a scream noise that sounds like a human female screaming. There are videos proving this on youtube.

[@elsir9]

You might be right and I wished you were right in my own experience! Many years ago as a child, I heard a howling cry in the middle of the night. I was sleeping and I woke up to the impression that someone was approaching my bed. As I woke up, whatever was nearing my bed let out a cry, the sound drift away from my room to the garden just outside my window. When the sound go to the garden my dogs started howling and it all became one cry carried away by the wind. Noone else from my family experience it that night. I will never know what it was... Maybe just a nightmare, but still to this day I remember clearly the horror. The house was of a hacienda style with big walls circling the property and a big count yard in the middle. It would had been impossible to a wild animal to come into the garden without disturbing my dogs that all of the sudden where sad and mournfully howling. The experience was so real, but did not have any explanation. My reason tells me that my dogs should be barking and on guard to attack whatever it was, instead they seem to be sad like mourning something. Whatever it is, it manifests only to certain people or it might be that some individuals are more sensitive that others... But is truly scary and unreal.

[@joemerriman26]

or a bobcat

[@Splursy]

My friend an I was in the woods yesterday an we started hearing women cry an we ran for life’s yes I believe in this

[@CrazyTrainUSA]

Is that Thomas Chong’s lost brother?

[@chrisrodriguez1377]

Bondido he sounds just like him lol

[@TrukNLife316]

I think we’re parked man!

[@elbowed]

it’s doawggg shiet

[@oregongirl4352]

It’s Labrador lmao 🤣

[@allopez907]

Sounds like Chong looking for ghosts ! Maybe he’s just stoned

[@josecalderon2663]

It's La Llorona!

[@revi9487]

And so the legend of la Llorona continues

[@AngelAngela]

La llorona is an entity ....there are many with the same characteristic of a woman crying. She brings sadness and kills u with her grief.

[@chickasawstarrmountain9747]

We got something similar in the Appalachian mountains called the wampus cat a demon from starr mountain,which the natives from hiwassee old town used to tell

[@bleuadios]

Again but this is in Mexico, not America.

[@0beep014]

The story was made before Texas flew its republic flag so she most likely still considers Texas to be part of Mexico.

[@jesusflores2324]

See lol she crossed the border as well, good for her

[@zomx3880]

Them: does she really exist Everyone in the comments: um yes 😬

[@RorysCemetary]

Hispanics be like: Hell NAW

[@0beep014]

don't forget the Texans. If you live near Mexico you know the story

[@jacobhinojosa6462]

That’s very interesting story, that’s reminds me La Llorona

[@dannyielo]

Yes my grandma had an encounter. She was in Mexico and she lived in a house near a creek And some how la llorona got in the house and sucked blood out of her lil sisters And she had a huge mark and my grandma”s brother chased her down and. La llorona was fast and her brother could not keep up

[@jaydahearts5953]

HelloItsAlex I have a feeling that you saw the curse of the llorona

[@johnchef1195]

In which part of mexico

[@sochiminty]

That’s not good if she got encounter with an evil spirt it’s satan the devil is not happy with your grandma

[@Ink_Floyd]

Should've gotten a a surprise chopper nearby...love to give back "ghosts" a lil spook of my own.

[@anaa4_]

Ok but that news reporter cute asf👀 Mr.Massey can get ittttt

[@Lady_of_gloom]

My visit to Mexico was...not pleasant...i loved the foods and the places..the people were nice...but something tragic happened ...the grandma who was cooking dinner ...(the owner of the house) came running and panting towards me and mom....she said she heard a woman cry right out of the window where she was resting...the she saw a white dressed woman quickly crossing the hallway...we thought it was just her imagination..she also mentioned that the woman she saw was La Llorona..she told us a story about her..we ate dinner and slept...next morning...we woke up..to find Grandma dead...we were so Fvcking scared ...i will never forget that day...of...12/December/2011 ....

[@007nino5]

Wtf really?

[@Lady_of_gloom]

@@007nino5 yes...its still haunts me and my mom...the memory...😕

[@juniorm3622]

@@Lady_of_gloom I feel bad for you

[@picklethe3rdpt332]

I’ve heard her when I was visiting my grandma in Mexico but she is mainly in Mexico

[@nitaabdulai8976]

Just to let you know, that is La Llorona which is who you’re experiencing and she’s a true Story.

[@elcompagenito3250]

When you hear a women crying and saying "mi niños". *Coffin dancer song intensifies*

[@tats_sacs]

We transferred to a house. First day we were all in a room somebody knocks. I ran to the door because i knew nobody was in the house but us. Nobody was there. Next my little girl keeps talking to somebody out the window. We thought it’s a kids thing. Third, my little boy says he needs to pee. So i told him to go to the toilet. He said he can’t because there’s a man in there. Fast forward three years later left the house over two years, we found out that the last person who lived there committed suicide because of a mountain of debt. Real estate fellow did not disclose that. We found out during a carpool and one of the passenger told us when we passed the house. He lives in the neighborhood for ten years. Not really a believer of this stuff but that was all strange.

[@bigdanger8246]

It's the weeping lady, she got American citizenship and can now haunt All lake's in the United States. 😁😁

[@Tita_urgay]

I've heard la llorona crying at the river with my sister once we were swimming and heard weeping my sis already scared me saying it might be la llorona and i got scared so we went home

[@paytonconway3726]

Guys the story is completely wrong. She never drowned her children but its called woman hollering creek because a woman back in the 1800's was searching for her children that were taken from her by an Indian tribe and she would yell for help for people to help find her children. Legend has it to this day every night she still hollers in hopes to find her missing children

[@juniorm3622]

What happens if you get caught by her

[@Venomous-n7j]

Was that dude talking the dude that voiced the hippy van on cars?

[@jasonlou2013S]

She's right there.

[@lshsiuakdd]

It's always Mexico I ain't going there they got duendes witches and this

[@RAVEN-qk2bt]

Trickz btw that’s why Mexico is 👌👌

[@starrynight6629]

@@RAVEN-qk2bt and for mexicans too 💚❤️

[@dannygarcia8700]

Texas use to be part of Mexico she still sees it that way that's why we still see her here

[@0beep014]

Exactly

[@xxerrrxx558]

She's called "La LLorona" because she cry's for her children because she drowned them I got this from Jessi Vee:3

[@jaidenbranham6419]

XxErzathewølfxX we know

[@mayflowerwolves5444]

Woah first time seeing her name around :0

[@berracedia]

Yes Jessie is the best

[@Elena-cj8xr]

She got her work visa and moved to the u.s. since everyone knew her in mexico

[@mikevalazquez1459]

Untill you see her in person I have more then once she's scary

[@anthonyreyes5443]

She's real

[@clintonedgerton6452]

Yeah I know she is real am half Hispanic Spanish am releated to her llllllllllllllllllllol

[@alicerose3652]

This should make a possible Ghost Adventures episode.

[@carlydorbert6843]

I’m just trying to make it out

[@renemayen577]

La llorona is real in Guatemala my grandma heard her once and she got so scared

[@sochiminty]

Oh my your grandma got encounter with the devil that’s not good you would need to go to church and pray for god

[@carlydorbert6843]

I just watched it I’m so freaked out

[@rosiedotz4117]

What's this??? Sounds like the Mexican legend of LA llorona! The story says that she killed her 2 children by drowning them in the he river. She was in an abusive relationship. Her boyfriend did not want her children from her previous husband. After she killed her kids she came back to her senses to go insane. Repeatedly screaming from the top of her lungs, "My children, where are my children...?" She too died searching for the bodies inside the river.👀🤔🙄 This story is very old and many do believe in a mother's wailing to be "La Llorona"

[@yomama6745]

2021? anyone?

[@0beep014]

Hola

[@alvaroalvarez970]

An old Native Central American Legend

[@0beep014]

Its a Mexican legend...

[@tryanime]

@@0beep014 which is in Central America… and the story was supposedly discovered/made around 500 years ago i thinj

[@jenhr57]

Those reporters should go there as rest of the people who don't believe and see it themselves

[@justaman1537]

Didn't plan to sleep tonight anyway

[@sokawai5]

My dad heard it when he was fishing and he got in the car (I was sleeping in the car) and he said "WE GOTTA GO PUT YOUR SEAT BELT ON" I don't know how to type in spanish but he said that in spanish

[@stxclout3247]

Ponte los sinturones

[@melissanunez2182]

Vámonos ponte el cinto

[@daonlykiwi1847]

America doesn't have any good ghost stories so they stole it form Mexico 🤣

[@ilovecats785]

Try asia

[@marvingonzalez8586]

America has a bunch of good ghost stories

[@davids1854]

No it's jus that Mexican imigrsnts brought the sorry over. My family tells the storys and my family's from Mexico

[@TwiztedMiss]

Ignorante to Texas once being Mexico

[@starrynight6629]

Where the f*** Is Zak Bagans?

[@sophiasoto2263]

She is real she is all araond the world

[@negan5374]

We caught her on security camera four years ago

[@chinobambinoheadass1739]

Cobra Kai post it

[@xxerrrxx558]

She's only in Mexico

[@arkthewolf2919]

XxErrørxX she’s every we’re dude

[@Gabriela-ny5ov]

XxErrørxX no she’s not lmao

[@Plushiejohn3544]

pause at 0:48

[@martinmendoza3576]

Is so scary at night pls don’t scared me pls however

[@alexagarcia1513]

I know you guys were talking about la llorona

[@AmeliaRosalinaTheHedgehog]

I actually heard her in my father ranch

[@DiegonJD]

Am Mexican this scare this crap out of me

[@0beep014]

Im Texan but the amount of memories this brings back of me and my friends freaking out about La Llorona when we were younger is crazy.

[@davidmaldonado966]

Who else is thinking of la llorona

[@alicetadeo1806]

LA Llorona horror

[@thisisarandompeep]

that's the weeping woman AKA La llorona a Mexican legend in cochimilco were her husband cheated on her and so she drowned her children in the river then she did suicide but god did not let her into heaven so now she is stuck on earth and trying to find her children

[@dreamingfreak3366]

DUDE MINE WAS WORSE I HEARD SCREAMING IN THE SKY

[@clementineeverett124]

What

[@dreamingfreak3366]

@@clementineeverett124 not like u know -_-

[@dreamingfreak3366]

@@clementineeverett124 that was 3 months ago

[@Ana-fn2zg]

Wow La Llorona might be real

[@omarlopez5647]

Pretzel Lover Bruh she is i heard her in mexico were i was born!

[@Mr.Random3D]

Them dudes in Texas just want to make stories up

[@Rickzilla]

I dreamt about her a few times.

[@cesarmorales9138]

She does exist 0:16

[@yeseulsaporov5700]

I feel bad for the equivalent of Caltrans in that area.

[@bigpileofshista958]

"She drownded her children 😩"

[@TonySantuccistudios]

Im a psychic and hear save me save me while watching this video.

[@bella0167]

Hahahaha

[@sth5697]

“She drownded her children” La Llorona did the drown💀

[@VcnxL]

2:15 white smoke or something moves across screen

[@superiggybros7005]

Thats a flashlight.

[@christianalexander579]

I wouldn't even be out that late

[@qwertyuh]

This story originated in Mexico 🇲🇽!

[@truedreem]

its from africa not mexico lol

[@0beep014]

@@truedreem No she is from Latin America...

[@truedreem]

@@0beep014 no she’s not are u dumb

[@jaybreez2056]

This story is from Mexico and Not the U.S😂

[@emmadoran5094]

Oh no it’s la llorona :0

[@Aaron-cz2ds]

Would of been confusing if her ghost arrived before she died.

[@_Capricorn-qr9fb]

La llorona she’s is REAL when I was in Mex my friends would talk about hearing her and I was like *nah how*like not really believing them and that same night I was woken up scared and by the animals they were going crazy dogs barking cows chickens etc and then I hear a women cry instantly I got chills I started praying covering my ears trying not to hear her but I was still able too scariest night I ever had ever since then I’m scared to sleep when I go to Mexico I’ve experienced plenty of scary things such as duendes, and seeing brujas up in the sky in a bright red flaming bal 😭😐 but I’m stilllll going to Mex 😜

[@roccossr6912]

“She drowndid her children”

[@jerimypratt6194]

Will she hurt you or kill you if you get close to her, & where in Mexico is she known to be around ?

[@juniorm3622]

Also in Argentina she was spotted

[@asmrlilvezzy6601]

I was actually look up Aztec death whistle and somehow I came here

[@10KSPAZZ]

I have a video of that woman making crying noises in a tree no joke

[@lenadublavais4273]

1 O K S P A Z Z post it

[@rundofg]

Yes pls post it

[@10KSPAZZ]

Sorry my page ain't for that

[@10KSPAZZ]

Posting it now

[@10KSPAZZ]

@ceo Of ceo I do