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00:00:22Those Renfe train drivers will never forget us as long as they live.
00:00:26In the midst of the darkness, making its way through the mist,
00:00:29a kind of specter of flesh and blood emerged.
00:00:32She walked with a mysterious smile on her face,
00:00:34and he was also carrying his arms outstretched in a cross.
00:00:36After running him over, fear gripped them.
00:00:39That boy was not normal.
00:00:41More than 15 years later, this story became a challenge,
00:00:45in one of the great X-Files of the Spanish police.
00:00:48It is a subject, I warn you from the outset, that is raw and overwhelming.
00:00:52But tonight, if you want, we're going to try to uncover the whole truth.
00:00:56It will be just one of the enigmas we will discuss on the mystery ship.
00:01:00Fourth Millennium begins.
00:01:01Welcome.
00:01:10Noisy, mocking goblin.
00:01:12That is the exact translation of a disturbing phenomenon.
00:01:15Objects that move on their own, shadows, aggressions, voices.
00:01:18Tonight we travel to an official venue, where an amazing poltergeist is currently occurring.
00:01:25JFK case open.
00:01:27The most important assassination of the 20th century still holds several hidden secrets that no one dares to reveal.
00:01:34Cuarto Milenio has obtained revealing information about the attack on the President of the United States.
00:01:39We want to tell you in advance that what you are about to see is an officially impossible truth.
00:01:44Who is this man?
00:01:46Why does it have no fingerprints, no name, no past?
00:01:49What was he doing on the train tracks that night?
00:01:52Tonight we will delve into the real X-File of the Galician police.
00:01:57An astonishing enigma that continues to defy any investigation.
00:02:09Steven Spielberg, that Midas king of the seventh art, has always been very obsessed with matters of the afterlife.
00:02:16UFOs, appearances, and disappearances have been a constant throughout his long career.
00:02:22Thanks to him, since the 1980s, the public has known a surprising term, which comes from ancient German.
00:02:29Poltergeist, who do these images remind us of?
00:02:33Who reminds us of the cute little girl Hetero Rourke?
00:02:57Poltergeist, who reminds us of the cute little girl Hetero Rourke?
00:03:07Poltergeist, mischievous goblin, noisy imp.
00:03:10And the most incredible thing is that the cases dramatized in this big Hollywood blockbuster, well, many people
00:03:16He says they are real, that they happen in his own house.
00:03:19There are at least a hundred important cases in Spain in the last century.
00:03:23The most incredible thing, if it's possible to add another layer of mystery, is that sometimes these things are actually happening.
00:03:29and we don't realize it unless someone reports it.
00:03:31Someone who says, watch out, this is happening to me.
00:03:34There are even times when these events target official buildings, important places in some cities.
00:03:42Often, these are places that were formerly the site of many other buildings.
00:03:47It's happening now, and it's happening in Malaga.
00:03:49And as is happening right now, we have sent our colleague Francisco Contreras there.
00:03:54Francisco, welcome, good evening.
00:03:56Who has arrived, Iker?
00:03:56A poltergeist case, right now, in Malaga.
00:03:59It's happening right now, and has been for several months.
00:04:02Several months ago, we were contacted by different employees of an organization, an association, which we will keep secret.
00:04:08anonymity,
00:04:10officially related to the Provincial Board of Malaga.
00:04:13The association is located in the historic center, specifically on the San Julián wall, in that neighborhood.
00:04:20in that historic center.
00:04:21In these images we can see what the house, the place, is like.
00:04:26It has approximately 130 square meters, four offices, and two toilets, as we can see in the images.
00:04:32So, well, shadows, silhouettes, footsteps of unknown origin, filing cabinets opening and closing.
00:04:40A very tense situation is being experienced by administrative assistants, social workers, and psychology graduates.
00:04:49It's a traumatic situation because they can't explain the dimensionless chaos they're experiencing.
00:04:58Everything begins or arises unexpectedly, with shadows passing through the corridors.
00:05:06Through these same corridors that the Cuarto Milenio team was able to review and inspect.
00:05:10Human, anthropomorphic shadows?
00:05:11They can't distinguish themselves as men or women, but if you want, we can listen to Carmen Fernández, one of the witnesses of
00:05:17those shadows.
00:05:18And look how curious it is, how the emotional tension they have when narrating to the cameras of Cuarto Milenio,
00:05:24That tension makes tears well up. If you want, we can watch it.
00:05:28I repeat, so that we all understand the situation, this is a case that is happening in an official building.
00:05:33We want to maintain the anonymity of some of the witnesses, as they have requested.
00:05:36But at the same time, it must also be emphasized that they have reported these events because they are going through a really bad time.
00:05:42I believe that many viewers of Cuarto Milenio who live or have lived through these types of events,
00:05:48which sometimes involves blows, moving objects, something quite violent for someone who is in a home,
00:05:53Well, they're going to understand and feel these sensations intensely.
00:05:56This happened just a few days ago.
00:06:00From sometimes being alone and feeling these things that raise their heads and you feel that something is happening, like a
00:06:09shadow or someone walking or something.
00:06:12But there was nobody there, of course. Silhouette, silhouette, I can't recognize anyone.
00:06:19But it is a blurred silhouette.
00:06:32It's very curious because, according to poltergeist theorists,
00:06:36There are no experts for almost anything in the world of the unknown.
00:06:39But there are a number of more or less basic rules.
00:06:41For example, our filmmaker is showing us an image of a moving lamp.
00:06:45It is one of the most famous cases and is said to be the best scientifically investigated in all of history.
00:06:51Remember the name, Rosenheim, because it's very similar to what's happening now at this official center of
00:06:56Malaga.
00:06:57Shadows, visions, blows, the indescribable feeling that someone is watching us
00:07:02when we know we are completely alone.
00:07:05And it's very curious, Francisco, because you were remembering the history of the Granada Provincial Council a few programs ago,
00:07:11of Father Benito, a figure in a cassock, whom many officials had seen,
00:07:17But seen physically, wandering in that place, when Father Benito had certainly been dead for many years.
00:07:22Another element was typewriters that started working on their own,
00:07:27with the characteristic sound from when there were no computers, year 86.
00:07:30But now, in 2006, 20 years later, another very typical phenomenon: opening and closing drawers.
00:07:36Filing cabinets on the floor, furniture that seems to have a life of its own, is apparently happening too.
00:07:40Moved as if by invisible hands, weren't they?
00:07:42The most spectacular thing is what we are going to hear now.
00:07:45Administrative worker, Pedro Gómez, will tell us how he hears the drawers being opened,
00:07:50The filing cabinets open and close.
00:07:52And the most curious thing is how he deals with that situation.
00:07:56That is, the terror it produces in him, what he does to avoid hearing the doors opening and closing
00:08:01filing cabinets,
00:08:01even by locking the door.
00:08:03But if you want, we'll listen to you.
00:08:04It's very curious.
00:08:05Turn up the radio so you don't have to listen to supernatural sounds.
00:08:09We're going to see this official who is suffering from what would be the last poltergeist recorded in our country.
00:08:16So, as I was returning from her office one day, halfway down the corridor,
00:08:22I found that someone had opened the file.
00:08:24Well, it's one thing for it to open because it's old, overloaded, or the materials have been there for days.
00:08:29But it's another thing entirely for it to close.
00:08:31They open for you and then close you down.
00:08:34And as I'm getting closer to the door, because I heard it and I already said it, it leaves me bewildered.
00:08:41It opened again and closed again.
00:08:44And that already threw me off.
00:08:45That was the first time I heard it.
00:08:47And the other time I heard it was while, let's say, sitting right here.
00:08:54performing operations with the computer, which do not involve excessive noise,
00:08:59I clearly heard the sound of the file opening and closing.
00:09:04As for how I'm reacting to this situation, well, I can tell you that I'm turning up the volume on the radio.
00:09:10to try to isolate myself from that environment when I'm left alone.
00:09:15Did you notice a certain panic already, let's say, which is the worst thing that can happen?
00:09:19What had spread among the workers?
00:09:21It's not panic, but it's a very unpleasant, horrible situation, as they said.
00:09:26very tense, because no one wants to be left alone to work.
00:09:30Faucets that turn on and off?
00:09:31Yes, they have been able to hear and see how invisible hands turn on the toilet taps at incredible pressure
00:09:39and how they close.
00:09:41It has no explanation, but if you want, we can listen to Pilar Rodríguez.
00:09:45How was one of those moments when, with everyone working,
00:09:49Suddenly they heard the taps being opened at full pressure,
00:09:51They would get up and upon entering the restrooms they would see how the water flow was cut off.
00:09:57Pilar Rodríguez tells us about it.
00:09:59Let's take a look.
00:10:00All of us colleagues were gathered in an office, and right next to it there's a bathroom.
00:10:10Then we noticed how the water pressure could be heard.
00:10:15Then we said, there's nobody here, because all of us who work here were gathered together.
00:10:21Then one of the women stood up, and we asked, "Is anyone there? Is anyone there?"
00:10:25We could still hear the tap running, so we knocked on the door.
00:10:28And it stopped ringing when we opened the bathroom; it was empty, but a very small trickle of water was coming out of the sink.
00:10:39fine.
00:10:39And that was it, we turned off the tap and that was it.
00:10:44Phone calls, completely overloaded switchboards, high electricity bills,
00:10:49as if all the energy in that place went crazy.
00:10:52The most spectacular thing, and perhaps what has overwhelmed me the most,
00:10:55It has overwhelmed the Cuarto Milenio reporting team that visited the haunted property,
00:11:00supposedly delighted with Malaga.
00:11:02Calls to the telephone exchange from an unknown origin from a terminal that does not exist.
00:11:07It's spectacular, because that's how Pedro Gómez told us about it,
00:11:12They even had to come from the telephone service company
00:11:16to check the terminals in each of the offices,
00:11:19because different employees receive calls from other offices,
00:11:23even from terminals that do not exist.
00:11:26By the way, keep that in mind; it might seem, I don't know, inappropriate for ghost stories or tales of specters.
00:11:31But let's see how in other classic cases,
00:11:34telephone switchboards, the switchboard or the light device,
00:11:38They have been the first affected by this mystery,
00:11:41which, as I said, was formerly called a mocking goblin, a noisy goblin, a poltergeist.
00:11:45One morning I was receiving an internal call,
00:11:50According to the phone, which you can now see,
00:11:54I was receiving an internal call from an office to here.
00:11:57It was eight fifteen in the morning, there was nobody there, there was nobody.
00:12:03And it made me a little nervous, because he was playing with me.
00:12:07The phone was ringing, and I couldn't hang up from this phone,
00:12:13I went to that office, I was taking the phone off the hook and hanging it up.
00:12:15He would come back here again, he would call me again.
00:12:19I would pick up the phone and say, "Who, who, who?"
00:12:22I would hang up, I would pick up that phone again, and hang up.
00:12:27But I was surprised.
00:12:29Well, what was surprising was what the technician told me,
00:12:31which he told me, completely taken aback.
00:12:32It's impossible, to say the least, for them to call you from a phone there.
00:12:38Here for two reasons.
00:12:39First, to see an internal call, I have to type it in there.
00:12:43so that he comes here.
00:12:43And secondly, that phone wasn't the one calling you.
00:12:49And I said to him, "Which one was calling me?"
00:12:52He says, well, it wasn't number 17 or number 13, which is their office.
00:12:58It was a phone number that we had enabled with analog calling,
00:13:02where there is no phone connection.
00:13:05Hans Bender, professor at the German University of Freiburg,
00:13:08He was particularly interested in a case that has certain similarities
00:13:11with what we have discussed and what is happening right now these days.
00:13:14This is the Rosenheim case.
00:13:16There appears to be a girl there, experts always say,
00:13:19girls in transition, significant personality changes,
00:13:24transits, including hormonal ones, disorders of all kinds,
00:13:28These are the ones that mostly produce this type of phenomenon.
00:13:31Well, it's a theory.
00:13:33It happened in Germany, Francisco, Rosenheim,
00:13:35the best investigated case in the world.
00:13:36And perhaps the one that authenticates the reality of paranormal phenomena.
00:13:41It happened in 1967 in the German city of Rosenheim,
00:13:45specifically at the law firm of Scher Adams,
00:13:48located at 13 Kognit Trace Street.
00:13:51Overnight, just like what happens in Malaga,
00:13:54They start having problems with the telephone exchange.
00:13:57We are seeing, I have to say,
00:13:58Images from the official investigations of a university
00:14:02From this phenomenon, they observed movements of lamps and objects.
00:14:06It was like a kind of mecca for the strange for researchers.
00:14:09Mecca of the strange, I was saying,
00:14:11It all starts with telephone problems, clicking sounds during conversations,
00:14:14Calls from unknown sources, just like in Malaga,
00:14:16and perhaps a shocking fact.
00:14:19The Siemens telephone company at that time,
00:14:21who had Ger Adams,
00:14:23It registered 46 calls to the information telephone service.
00:14:27in just 5 minutes.
00:14:28Something impossible.
00:14:29They even went so far as to replace the entire telephone and electrical installation.
00:14:32because they had power surges and dips,
00:14:35with no apparent origin.
00:14:36You were talking about Hans Wender, from the University of Freiburg,
00:14:40He began to investigate.
00:14:41And he began investigating after Commissioner Wendel
00:14:44I had no explanation for everything that was happening.
00:14:46What was going on in there?
00:14:47What were the physical phenomena?
00:14:49Physicists.
00:14:50We are now looking at this image of Anamari,
00:14:52one of the employees, and now we will solve the case.
00:14:54Anamari Schneider.
00:14:55Exact.
00:14:56He was 19 years old at that time.
00:14:58The lamps moved on their own, as if by invisible hands.
00:15:01We're seeing it, we can see it in this video below,
00:15:04Like when she passes by, that lamp starts to sway.
00:15:08The filing cabinets, just like in Malaga,
00:15:10They opened and closed as if by invisible hands.
00:15:12And above all, that telephone switchboard received calls,
00:15:16perhaps from beyond, supposedly from a dimensionless place.
00:15:21The Rosenheim case, something I think almost needs to be noted,
00:15:24Because it is, they say, the best-investigated case in the world.
00:15:2740 years later, very similar phenomena
00:15:29They are happening at an official center in Malaga.
00:15:31By the way, what about those phone calls?
00:15:33that came from nowhere and overwhelmed the switchboard,
00:15:36It's not a trivial idea.
00:15:38Not at all, Steven Spielberg took good note of it
00:15:40and its production company to adapt it to a very famous scene as well
00:15:44and very haunting from Poltergeist.
00:15:46That now deceased girl, Heather O'Rourke,
00:15:48In their own room, the innocent dolls began to walk on their own.
00:15:52and suddenly a small telephone was calling from somewhere
00:15:56from the other shore, from the other dimension.
00:15:58Who knows where from?
00:15:59As we often see, great cinematic effects
00:16:03They have a perfectly real origin.
00:16:04And, as always, that reality far surpasses any fiction.
00:16:09After the commercial break, I invite you to another exciting journey.
00:16:13We're going to discover a lot of things.
00:16:15Among them, I want to give you an important warning.
00:16:17The images you're going to see on Cuarto Milenio
00:16:19may offend the sensibilities of some viewers.
00:16:23It needs to be pointed out.
00:16:24And it must be done because of the matter of the nameless walker
00:16:26or the Boisaca walker
00:16:27It has forensic information and images
00:16:29that are very raw, very harsh,
00:16:31but essential to understanding
00:16:33the biggest enigma investigated by the Galician police.
00:16:36A man and a corpse with no past,
00:16:38No history, no data, a complete mystery.
00:16:40And we're also going to try to explore the heart of the Alcarria region.
00:16:43because it seems unbelievable,
00:16:45But a lost city has been discovered.
00:16:47Yes, one of those finds that seems already
00:16:49which is not possible in the 21st century.
00:16:51A city, they say of the Goths,
00:16:52in the heart of the peninsula.
00:16:54Recópolis.
00:17:35It's a feeling that's hard to explain.
00:17:37the one that envelops you when you arrive here,
00:17:39to this place, to this sacred mountain,
00:17:42Huayna Picchu,
00:17:43that it guarded within its womb
00:17:45that lost city of the Incas,
00:17:47Machu Picchu.
00:17:48They say there was an explorer whom no one believed.
00:17:51He insisted that among those almost Amazonian forests
00:17:55There was a remote city,
00:17:57a city full of knowledge,
00:17:58of oracles, of ancient rites.
00:18:01As I said, the official science of that time
00:18:03He barely believed him,
00:18:05But he continued investigating,
00:18:06almost out of money,
00:18:07almost as if he were the last adventurer.
00:18:09And I confess that when one climbs Huayna Picchu
00:18:12And look at those beautiful, almost perfect buildings,
00:18:15It gives him the feeling of being like that Iron Bingham
00:18:17arriving there with a donkey in 1911.
00:18:21But the history of archaeology
00:18:23It is full of true dreamers,
00:18:25of crazy people who thought they were going a little further
00:18:28of the very border that was imposed upon them.
00:18:30The truth is that Emilio Villellas,
00:18:32a man who is also not a professional archaeologist,
00:18:34I had the same dream,
00:18:35the same delivery,
00:18:36the same faith
00:18:37that Iron Bingham,
00:18:38than Schliemann and so many others.
00:18:40He took us,
00:18:41He took our colleague Juanje Vallejo
00:18:43resuming rivers,
00:18:44going through absolutely inaccessible places
00:18:47for the general public.
00:18:48And there they encountered the incredible.
00:18:50They want to call her
00:18:51Recópolis de Zorita.
00:18:53And I invite you
00:18:54to meet her exclusively.
00:19:07In our country
00:19:08There are still regions
00:19:10marked by magic and legend.
00:19:12Places where we can cross deserts,
00:19:15cross imposing mountains
00:19:17or search for mythical lost cities.
00:19:19We already know that the latter sounds like a fable,
00:19:22But the facts leave no room for doubt.
00:19:24The Alcarria
00:19:26It is a still unknown region
00:19:28in many aspects
00:19:29that is
00:19:30just an hour and a half from Madrid.
00:19:32A small, forgotten paradise
00:19:34that still keeps
00:19:35in some of its corners
00:19:36fragments of a story
00:19:38that was lost
00:19:39in the mists of time.
00:19:51Right in this forest
00:19:53It must have been erected centuries ago
00:19:54the mythical Recópolis,
00:19:56the city that King Leovigild
00:19:57he ordered it to be built
00:19:58for his son Recaredo,
00:20:00back in the 6th century AD.
00:20:02An impregnable village
00:20:04that would support him
00:20:04safe from possible attacks
00:20:06of foreign invaders.
00:20:08Some remains
00:20:09of Visigothic settlements
00:20:11They met decades ago
00:20:12near Zorita de los Canes,
00:20:14but never
00:20:15The famous bastion was found.
00:20:17Until fortune
00:20:18and perseverance
00:20:19of a man alone
00:20:20have finally made it so
00:20:21have seen the light
00:20:22what appear to be
00:20:23the remains
00:20:24of this legendary
00:20:25lost city.
00:20:26The city of Recópolis
00:20:27I discovered it by chance
00:20:29in a hunt.
00:20:30We were hunting
00:20:31with good people
00:20:32and one of the grandparents
00:20:33he told me
00:20:34that was up there
00:20:35the city of Repópolis.
00:20:37And of course, well,
00:20:38I told him no,
00:20:40that the city of Repópolis
00:20:40I was in Zorita de los Canes.
00:20:42So,
00:20:42He told me
00:20:42than those from Madrid
00:20:43We were all fools,
00:20:44that Recópolis was
00:20:45up there,
00:20:46or Repópolis,
00:20:46and that there has been
00:20:47a very strong king,
00:20:49very powerful,
00:20:51who had warriors
00:20:52scattered everywhere,
00:20:53that there were many houses
00:20:54up there
00:20:55and that they communicated
00:20:56like the Indians
00:20:57among the parade participants.
00:20:59The archaeological zone
00:21:00discovered by Emilio Villellas
00:21:01It's enormous.
00:21:02The remains
00:21:03in some places
00:21:04They are barely visible
00:21:05due to erosion
00:21:06caused by the forest
00:21:08Mediterranean
00:21:08for 1,400 years.
00:21:10Although when they begin
00:21:12the tasks
00:21:12of excavation
00:21:13and restoration,
00:21:14the appearance
00:21:15of this enclave
00:21:16possibly be able
00:21:17to recover
00:21:18the splendor of yesteryear.
00:21:20Go through now
00:21:20the area,
00:21:21cross-country,
00:21:22It's quite complex.
00:21:23due to the large amount
00:21:24of detritus
00:21:25that we found
00:21:26on the ground.
00:21:27Thousands of stones
00:21:28that crowd together
00:21:28on the roads
00:21:29or structures
00:21:30that some time ago
00:21:31were part
00:21:32of hundreds of houses.
00:21:35There are countless
00:21:36of plants
00:21:37of entire houses
00:21:38that only
00:21:39you can see
00:21:40at the top.
00:21:42Regarding that
00:21:43can be excavated
00:21:44and clean
00:21:44ceramics will be available,
00:21:47calculation,
00:21:48the remains
00:21:48that remained
00:21:49of the tools
00:21:50of farming,
00:21:52in the end,
00:21:52the remains
00:21:52own
00:21:53of a community
00:21:54who lives in the countryside.
00:21:55We know
00:21:56And everyone knows it
00:21:57that the Visigoths
00:21:59They were not engineers
00:22:00perfect,
00:22:01but goldsmiths
00:22:02were probably
00:22:03the best of the era
00:22:04and in many cases
00:22:05They have not been overcome.
00:22:06Nobody knows
00:22:07What treasures!
00:22:08are the ones he hides
00:22:09this city.
00:22:10Although the story
00:22:11Yes, he made it clear to us.
00:22:12in different chronicles
00:22:13and texts
00:22:13that the Visigoths
00:22:15in Spain
00:22:15accumulated
00:22:16a great fortune
00:22:17brought in part
00:22:18of the sack of Rome
00:22:19centuries ago.
00:22:21Fabulous objects
00:22:22like Solomon's table
00:22:23that was kept
00:22:25for a while
00:22:25in Toledo
00:22:26and others
00:22:27that never
00:22:28have been found.
00:22:30We walked away
00:22:31of the lost city
00:22:32knowledgeable
00:22:32that this region
00:22:33was the place
00:22:34where he lived
00:22:35the deepest
00:22:36of the mysteries.
00:22:38These serve as examples
00:22:38these caves
00:22:39carved into the rock.
00:22:41For the neighbors
00:22:42from Pastrana
00:22:43were carved
00:22:44by the first men
00:22:46who inhabited the world.
00:22:47For the brave
00:22:49and tenacious researcher
00:22:50Emilio Villellas
00:22:51They were an ancient oracle
00:22:52in which the sibyls
00:22:53deciphered
00:22:54the intricacies
00:22:55of life
00:22:55Men's.
00:22:56An oracle
00:22:57He is an interpreter
00:22:58from the voice of the gods
00:22:59in things that have to do with
00:23:00with the destination
00:23:01of each one.
00:23:02The oracles,
00:23:03the fortune tellers,
00:23:04all these characters
00:23:05from antiquity
00:23:06they were dedicated
00:23:07to find out
00:23:08fundamentally
00:23:09the future
00:23:09of people
00:23:10through very different
00:23:11mechanisms,
00:23:13reading the entrails
00:23:14of the animals,
00:23:15reading the movement
00:23:15of the branches
00:23:16of the trees,
00:23:17but also
00:23:18somehow
00:23:18through direct inspiration
00:23:19that they received
00:23:20a series of characters
00:23:21in places like this.
00:23:23On the walls
00:23:23of this gloomy labyrinth
00:23:25They can still be seen
00:23:26strange inscriptions
00:23:28and defiant faces
00:23:30that a long time ago
00:23:30They marked the territory
00:23:32remote
00:23:32and fierce gods.
00:23:34Forgotten by history,
00:23:36today they are only
00:23:37one of the many mysteries
00:23:39that adorn
00:23:39the Alcarria.
00:23:40A region
00:23:41that in the 21st century
00:23:43It allows us to dream
00:23:44with impossible places
00:23:45that still
00:23:46They have not revealed
00:23:47their most intimate secrets.
00:23:57Have they heard
00:23:58on several occasions
00:23:59in this report
00:24:00the word oracle.
00:24:02It was a function,
00:24:03a place,
00:24:04a meeting place
00:24:05very common
00:24:05since
00:24:06the first cultures
00:24:07They sat down
00:24:08in Mesopotamia.
00:24:09What was the oracle?
00:24:10Almost the phone
00:24:11to speak with God,
00:24:13as well
00:24:13They explained to us
00:24:13our colleagues.
00:24:14A place where they were
00:24:15possible certain encounters
00:24:17more or less
00:24:18out of touch with reality.
00:24:19There was the oracle
00:24:19There were positive oracles
00:24:20to ask for things,
00:24:22to visualize the future
00:24:23and there were also
00:24:24negative oracles.
00:24:25Recently
00:24:26in Italy
00:24:26were discovered
00:24:27some species
00:24:28from the catacombs
00:24:29of the Etruscans
00:24:30where the images
00:24:31and the figures
00:24:32They were precisely demonic.
00:24:34A place to meet
00:24:35with the darkness,
00:24:36with the shadows.
00:24:37What oracles
00:24:38Could there have been in Recópolis?
00:24:39We don't know.
00:24:40but our team
00:24:40has tried to imagine
00:24:42one of those experiences
00:24:43of the ancient world
00:24:44carried out with torches,
00:24:46with precise chants,
00:24:48with substances also
00:24:50curious,
00:24:50because with all that mixture
00:24:51it was supposed
00:24:52that human beings
00:24:53transcended,
00:24:54who was traveling
00:24:55to another place
00:24:55that is not physical,
00:24:56another place where the gods,
00:24:58the demons
00:24:58and the intermediate beings
00:25:00may appear
00:25:01and communicate your message to us.
00:25:03We have tried
00:25:03with technology
00:25:04of the 21st century
00:25:05to experience one of those encounters
00:25:07with the afterlife
00:25:08that could happen,
00:25:09For example,
00:25:09in a Visigothic city
00:25:11like the one in Recópolis.
00:25:14The old chronicles tell
00:25:15that thousands of years ago
00:25:17There was a time
00:25:18where the gods
00:25:19They were able to speak
00:25:21through the mouth
00:25:22of his servants.
00:25:23From Persia
00:25:24even to Egypt,
00:25:25passing through old Rome
00:25:27and classical Greece,
00:25:28in different places
00:25:30and at different times,
00:25:32the oracles
00:25:32they always were
00:25:33the link
00:25:34that brought closer
00:25:35to men
00:25:35to the world
00:25:36of the divine.
00:25:37They were being built
00:25:39in secluded places.
00:25:40Many times
00:25:41were caves
00:25:42or hidden clearings
00:25:44forest.
00:25:45The point is that
00:25:46in them
00:25:47strange rituals were observed
00:25:49whose content
00:25:50lost
00:25:50many centuries ago.
00:25:55One of the ceremonies
00:25:56what else was discussed
00:25:57in ancient times
00:25:58was the one they performed
00:25:59Roman civil
00:26:00in adapted caves
00:26:02for that purpose.
00:26:03Here,
00:26:04the consultant
00:26:05let fly
00:26:05their imagination
00:26:06thanks to substances
00:26:08hallucinogens
00:26:08that were mixed
00:26:09in the environment,
00:26:10while
00:26:11the priestess
00:26:12walked through
00:26:13from the shadows
00:26:14of the premises.
00:26:15The officiant
00:26:16was capable
00:26:17to enter
00:26:17in a mystical ecstasy
00:26:19that led him
00:26:20even into a trance
00:26:20where to communicate
00:26:22with the gods
00:26:23in the style of a session
00:26:24of spiritualism.
00:26:25Here the men
00:26:26could know
00:26:27their future,
00:26:28alleviate their illnesses
00:26:30and demand that they be fulfilled
00:26:31their deepest desires.
00:26:33A world of magic
00:26:35and darkness
00:26:35whose true reality
00:26:37It remains
00:26:38a mystery.
00:26:44If they realize,
00:26:45the formula
00:26:46it always seems
00:26:46the same.
00:26:48Lights and shadows,
00:26:49enclosed spaces
00:26:50and places with history,
00:26:51with power,
00:26:52often surrounded
00:26:52of the deceased,
00:26:53of dead,
00:26:54of those who have already left.
00:26:55And also certain chants,
00:26:57repetitive chants
00:26:58that make the brain,
00:27:00the soul,
00:27:01Call it what you want,
00:27:02journey to other planes
00:27:03of existence.
00:27:05That's how it's been
00:27:05for centuries.
00:27:06The 21st Century Man
00:27:07It seems he has forgotten
00:27:09all this type
00:27:10of ancient worlds
00:27:11which of course
00:27:12the ancients
00:27:12They knew each other very well.
00:27:14They did it for a reason.
00:27:15And they did it for a reason.
00:27:16precisely in certain places
00:27:17and not in others.
00:27:18We also wanted to
00:27:19be endorsed
00:27:20for another opinion
00:27:21more rigorous
00:27:22or scientific.
00:27:23The director
00:27:23from the archaeology journal,
00:27:24Nacho Ares,
00:27:25wants to give us
00:27:26your point of view
00:27:27about these sacred temples,
00:27:28oracles
00:27:29and places
00:27:30that they were lost,
00:27:31that nobody believed
00:27:31since they might appear,
00:27:33but that one day
00:27:33emerged
00:27:34as a big surprise.
00:27:35However,
00:27:36it's true
00:27:37that may appear
00:27:38new cities
00:27:39how it has appeared
00:27:40in Mexico
00:27:41last year,
00:27:43in 2005,
00:27:43Iscaval,
00:27:44in Yucatán,
00:27:45a city
00:27:45fully covered
00:27:46through the jungle
00:27:49or also
00:27:49in places
00:27:50where never before
00:27:51had excavated,
00:27:52For example,
00:27:52in Alexandria,
00:27:53underwater
00:27:53of the Bay of Alexandria,
00:27:56well, it appeared
00:27:56a few years ago
00:27:57the city of Araclayon,
00:27:58a place
00:27:59closely linked
00:28:00to the time
00:28:00of the Ptolemies.
00:28:02Perhaps more symptomatic
00:28:03or more mysterious,
00:28:05more striking
00:28:06It is a total loss
00:28:07of cities
00:28:08in the desert.
00:28:10For example,
00:28:11in Egypt,
00:28:12retaking the place
00:28:12from Egypt,
00:28:14the city
00:28:14from Itiktawi,
00:28:16the capital
00:28:16of the Middle Kingdom
00:28:18that during
00:28:18the era
00:28:19of these pharaohs
00:28:21around the year 2000
00:28:22before our era,
00:28:23because it is known
00:28:24the necropolis,
00:28:25it is known more or less
00:28:25Where are they?
00:28:26some of the tombs
00:28:27or monuments
00:28:28important aspects of this place,
00:28:30but the city
00:28:30in itself is
00:28:31completely devastated
00:28:32or at least
00:28:33missing
00:28:34in the desert.
00:28:35And now,
00:28:35after this trip
00:28:36in time
00:28:37aboard
00:28:37of our ship
00:28:38of the mystery,
00:28:39I invite you
00:28:39quickly
00:28:40almost going to the future.
00:28:41We moved on from antiquity
00:28:43remote
00:28:43of the old cities
00:28:44losses
00:28:44to modern technology,
00:28:47that one which by the way
00:28:47It's becoming more affordable every day.
00:28:48That's why they reach us
00:28:49so many thousands
00:28:50of photographs
00:28:51and documents
00:28:52audiovisuals,
00:28:53because almost anyone
00:28:54It has a camera on its mobile phone,
00:28:55digital camera,
00:28:56They are arriving too
00:28:57many surprises.
00:28:58Let's get to know them
00:28:59in one of the sections
00:29:00preferred
00:29:01for all television viewers,
00:29:02the photographs
00:29:03from Cuarto Milenio.
00:29:23It happens sometimes,
00:29:25among the thousands
00:29:25of digital photographs
00:29:27that we are receiving
00:29:28here on Cuarto Milenio,
00:29:29because something appears
00:29:30which is one of those old ones,
00:29:31which practically
00:29:32has been subjected
00:29:33to an exhumation,
00:29:34to a recovery
00:29:35from old albums,
00:29:37photographs
00:29:38of our grandparents,
00:29:39from our parents,
00:29:40where there was also
00:29:41strange intruders.
00:29:43Some put
00:29:44chicken meat,
00:29:45She brings them to us as always.
00:29:45Carmen Porter,
00:29:46good night.
00:29:47Good evening, Iker.
00:29:48Wow, what a document!
00:29:49In this case
00:29:49we have to go back
00:29:50by the year 1960,
00:29:52We have to travel
00:29:53also as far as Zaragoza,
00:29:54because from there
00:29:55Angel Muela
00:29:56sends us
00:29:56This curious image.
00:29:58There is a marriage
00:29:59in a house
00:29:59from the La Raval neighborhood,
00:30:01being done
00:30:02a photograph
00:30:03and suddenly
00:30:03someone strange
00:30:04appears precisely
00:30:05behind.
00:30:06Guillermo León
00:30:07as usual
00:30:08has analyzed us
00:30:08the photographs
00:30:09and the first thing
00:30:10that can be ruled out
00:30:11is that it's about
00:30:12of a failure
00:30:12in the developing process.
00:30:14This strange
00:30:15appearance
00:30:16It covers a good part
00:30:17from that door
00:30:18that we contemplate
00:30:18behind
00:30:19and it is observed
00:30:20at the back
00:30:21and we observe
00:30:21the shadow
00:30:22also
00:30:22from one of the people
00:30:23that appears
00:30:24in the foreground
00:30:24about her.
00:30:26Can it be treated
00:30:27of an effect
00:30:27caused
00:30:28through the pass
00:30:28from someone
00:30:29at that moment?
00:30:30Well, we don't know.
00:30:31but we would rule out
00:30:32this hypothesis
00:30:33if we trust
00:30:33from what it tells us
00:30:34our viewer
00:30:35Angel Muela
00:30:36that at that moment
00:30:36There was no one else.
00:30:38at home
00:30:38and they do not recognize
00:30:39at no time
00:30:40to this figure
00:30:41that appears right
00:30:42next to him.
00:30:42I mean,
00:30:43this photograph
00:30:43He is 46 years old
00:30:45And look closely
00:30:46because of course
00:30:47the individual
00:30:48at least
00:30:49the optical effect
00:30:50or whatever
00:30:51that our computer engineer
00:30:52has not achieved
00:30:53decipher
00:30:54He has a mustache.
00:30:55We have done
00:30:56recreation
00:30:57in three dimensions
00:30:58Guillermo León
00:30:59has done it
00:31:00and we can see
00:31:00how even it carries
00:31:01small glasses
00:31:03of those that were taken
00:31:04at the time
00:31:04that mustache
00:31:05and even a bow tie
00:31:06and a suit.
00:31:07It certainly reminds me of it.
00:31:08I don't know if you remember
00:31:09the images
00:31:10that brought us here
00:31:11about Verdi
00:31:13also with a species
00:31:14glasses
00:31:15or so they said
00:31:16forensic specialists
00:31:17the basins
00:31:18with empty eyes.
00:31:20A while ago
00:31:20that we didn't talk
00:31:21of strange objects
00:31:22in the sky
00:31:22the faces really
00:31:24the faces
00:31:24the assumptions
00:31:25always specters
00:31:26are what most
00:31:27It catches our attention
00:31:28but in heaven
00:31:29They continue taking photographs
00:31:30things, Carmen.
00:31:31Julio Leal
00:31:32from Valencia
00:31:33he sent us
00:31:33this image
00:31:34saying that it could be
00:31:35a flying object
00:31:36unidentified
00:31:37But it's something.
00:31:38more earthly
00:31:39simpler
00:31:40It is about
00:31:41of a silhouette
00:31:42strange
00:31:43disc-shaped
00:31:43that's true
00:31:44But there is an effect
00:31:46which is what forms
00:31:47the lens
00:31:48a les flare
00:31:49and you will say
00:31:50Iker
00:31:50What is this?
00:31:51Well, this is because
00:31:52that we have carried out
00:31:53these shots
00:31:53almost backlit
00:31:55without anticipating the possibility
00:31:56that the rays
00:31:57of the sun
00:31:57directly affect
00:31:59over the lens
00:31:59of the objective
00:32:00and this effect
00:32:01ghost
00:32:02called
00:32:03luminous halo
00:32:04or flare
00:32:04That's what it has captured
00:32:05our friend Julio.
00:32:07By the way
00:32:07many people
00:32:08he asks us
00:32:08through the guides
00:32:09contact
00:32:10with this program
00:32:10Where does it come from?
00:32:11the famous name
00:32:12that is no longer used
00:32:13flying saucer?
00:32:14Looking at these images
00:32:16I'll sort it out for you quickly
00:32:17the first observation
00:32:18June 24
00:32:19year 47
00:32:20It belongs to an aviator
00:32:21Kenneth Arnold
00:32:22and he identifies
00:32:23new flying objects
00:32:24or Mount Rainier
00:32:25in the United States
00:32:26as if they were
00:32:27dishes
00:32:28that are flying
00:32:29over the water
00:32:29bouncing
00:32:30that's where it comes from
00:32:31the word
00:32:31flying saucer
00:32:32in this case
00:32:33It wasn't
00:32:34But we have more material.
00:32:35We have more material
00:32:36Zaragoza this week
00:32:38It is supplying us
00:32:39of photographs
00:32:40We're returning to this city
00:32:41and from there
00:32:42Fernando Cuesta Esteve
00:32:44He sent us this curious image
00:32:46Iker again
00:32:47with children
00:32:47and with televisions
00:32:49Gee
00:32:49It's New Year's Eve
00:32:50of 2003
00:32:51are performing
00:32:52a photograph
00:32:53to his nephew
00:32:54There's a TV behind it.
00:32:56and precisely
00:32:56when they reveal it
00:32:58they realize
00:32:58that a girl
00:33:00ghostly
00:33:00appears
00:33:01in that gap
00:33:02on television
00:33:03we have analyzed
00:33:04the photograph
00:33:05next to this face
00:33:06we see that they appear
00:33:06a couple of lines
00:33:07vertical
00:33:08among which
00:33:09is contained
00:33:10the image
00:33:10that appears on the screen
00:33:11it may be
00:33:12also from a double exposure
00:33:14and that person's face
00:33:15belong
00:33:16to another photograph
00:33:17who has joined
00:33:18to this
00:33:19It's not clear
00:33:20that television
00:33:20was turned off
00:33:21Well, we see
00:33:22a light
00:33:22which is precisely
00:33:23the one that tells us
00:33:24that television
00:33:25It's on
00:33:25the green light
00:33:27which is clearly visible
00:33:28below
00:33:28the television pilot
00:33:29It is unknown
00:33:31very clearly
00:33:31if that image
00:33:33could be
00:33:33projecting
00:33:34then
00:33:35on the screens
00:33:36from our televisions
00:33:37or if on the contrary
00:33:38it may be
00:33:39of an exhibition
00:33:40Well
00:33:40We'll leave it at that.
00:33:41And we finished.
00:33:42since there has been
00:33:43two photographs
00:33:43that we cannot
00:33:45settle
00:33:45what is the phenomenon
00:33:47that causes
00:33:48those appearances
00:33:48apparently
00:33:49ghostly
00:33:50we ended with a
00:33:51which I think
00:33:52I think Carmen
00:33:52which does have an explanation
00:33:53It has an explanation.
00:33:55completely
00:33:56normal
00:33:56and earthly
00:33:58but it has an impact
00:33:58Esther Núñez
00:33:59she sent it to us
00:34:00from Valencia
00:34:01I was with a group
00:34:02of friends
00:34:03in the faults
00:34:04those beautiful parties
00:34:05that are celebrated
00:34:06in Valencia
00:34:07they decided to take
00:34:08a photograph
00:34:09he told us
00:34:09It was night
00:34:10and that over there
00:34:11Nobody was passing by
00:34:11But there is a lady
00:34:13that just appears
00:34:14on the right
00:34:15from that photograph
00:34:16the old woman really
00:34:17is integrated
00:34:18in that scene
00:34:19and we see
00:34:19which even carries
00:34:20a thick coat
00:34:21which also has
00:34:23glasses
00:34:24It even seems
00:34:25that carries something
00:34:25in the hand
00:34:26which could be
00:34:27a bag
00:34:28Why haven't they realized?
00:34:29when taking the photograph
00:34:31that person
00:34:31Was he there?
00:34:32because of photography
00:34:33It's very dark
00:34:33There was very little light
00:34:35and the flash
00:34:36was the one who captured
00:34:37the image
00:34:37who was passing behind
00:34:38simply and plainly
00:34:39that's why
00:34:39and simply put
00:34:40two directions
00:34:41worthy of being noted
00:34:42Carmen
00:34:43two ways of contact
00:34:44as usual
00:34:44You can write to us
00:34:45via email
00:34:46on Cuarto Milenio
00:34:48at4.com
00:34:49And of course
00:34:50to our section
00:34:50mail
00:34:5118189
00:34:53with the postal code
00:34:5428080
00:34:55from Madrid
00:34:56and in a few minutes
00:34:57I'm going to ask them
00:34:57Pay close attention
00:34:58We'll keep talking
00:34:59of photographs
00:35:00more than photographs
00:35:01of filming
00:35:03I assure you
00:35:04that see again
00:35:04Kennedy's death
00:35:06of the most famous
00:35:07and media
00:35:08Let's call it that
00:35:09President of the United States
00:35:10keep putting
00:35:11soul in fist
00:35:13It's a film
00:35:14that has turned around
00:35:15to the world
00:35:15that we have recovered
00:35:17and that keeps
00:35:18many mysteries
00:35:18There are still clues
00:35:19hidden
00:35:20in the secret
00:35:21of JFK
00:35:22It's a minute
00:36:05Einstein said that God does not play dice with the universe, but sometimes it seems that such strange things happen.
00:36:11difficult to explain.
00:36:13I'm talking about coincidences. Who hasn't experienced them firsthand?
00:36:16Which friend who watches Cuarto Milenio hasn't experienced events that they've shared with their family and closest friends?
00:36:22intimate and they told him it can't be?
00:36:24Well, that's possible. By the way, experts call coincidences that are almost impossible "serendipities."
00:36:32Keep that term in mind, and if you like, we can illustrate it with an incredible story.
00:36:37The story of these two men, Kennedy and Lincoln, two of the most important presidents the United States has ever had.
00:36:43Pay attention to the data. Both seem to be intertwined, almost linked by an invisible thread for 100 years.
00:36:52Let me explain. Abraham Lincoln was elected to Congress in 1847.
00:36:57Exactly one century later, 100 years later, Kennedy is elected.
00:37:021860, Lincoln becomes president.
00:37:051960, Kennedy becomes president.
00:37:08Incidentally, they both measured 83 cm and, as you may have noticed, their surnames, for which they are famous, have seven letters.
00:37:15letters.
00:37:16It's curious, because both are also warned not to go to the place where they will later be shot by an assassin.
00:37:26Even more curious is the fact that John Fitzgerald Kennedy's chief of staff was named Lincoln.
00:37:33And the secretary 100 years before Lincoln was named Kennedy.
00:37:38Let's go, if you like, to the murderers, to the people who fired that fatal bullet.
00:37:43Lincoln's assassin fired from a theater, Ford's Theater.
00:37:46He hid in a warehouse.
00:37:48Kennedy's alleged assassin fired from a warehouse and hid in a theater.
00:37:54By the way, do you know what model of car Kennedy was driving the day he died?
00:37:59Ford Lincoln.
00:38:00The killers had 15 letters.
00:38:03Lee Harvey Oswald and John Wilkes Booth.
00:38:07Both had also been born with an exact 100-year bond.
00:38:11But the century, the mystery and the enigma of the century, continues with the people who replaced them in the
00:38:17I blame Lincoln and Kennedy.
00:38:19One was born in 1808, the other in 1908.
00:38:24Incidentally, both people, the ones who somehow broke the curse of these two men, were both named Johnson.
00:38:32Chance, luck, games of fate, let everyone think what they want.
00:38:37Incidentally, regarding the death, the most famous public death of the 20th century, the most famous assassination,
00:38:42JFK is still open.
00:38:44Don't you believe me?
00:38:45Watch the following report.
00:38:51They don't believe me.
00:39:18On November 22, 1963, the President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
00:39:27While driving down Elm Street and waving to the crowd from an open car, he was shot three times in the
00:39:33head and neck.
00:39:35Kennedy fell into the arms of his wife Jacqueline.
00:39:40Texas Governor John Connelly was also seriously injured.
00:39:45One of the bullets hit him in the back.
00:39:49The president's limousine immediately sped to Barclans Hospital, where he was pronounced dead 35 minutes later.
00:39:58of having suffered the attack.
00:40:00A gunshot to the right temple caused his instant death.
00:40:07Although initial reports pointed to Lee Harvey Oswald as the alleged killer,
00:40:13Since then, multiple elements and testimonies have emerged that cast doubt on this version.
00:40:18To make matters worse, mobster Jack Ruby murdered Oswald in front of hundreds of people in the police station parking lot.
00:40:25where he was being held.
00:40:27And some believe it was to silence him.
00:40:32At the end of November, President Johnson arranged for the creation of a commission of inquiry headed by Judge L.
00:40:39Warren.
00:40:40The seven commissioners are working hard to systematize the evidence and are conducting numerous interrogations.
00:40:46to finish the task before the 1964 presidential elections.
00:40:52Ten months after the assassination, the commission makes its conclusions public.
00:40:57Oswald acted alone, fired three bullets, and was not part of any conspiracy to assassinate the president.
00:41:07However, it soon became clear that the Warren Commission was more interested in closing the case.
00:41:13than in rigorously investigating the available evidence.
00:41:19In recent times, the popularization of conspiracy theories
00:41:22This is largely due to Oliver Stone's film, JFK.
00:41:27in which all the obscure points and inconsistencies of the case are raised
00:41:30and which points to a gigantic conspiracy
00:41:33in which representatives of various economic and political interests would have participated.
00:41:42In any case, John F. Kennedy was a different kind of politician, both in his public and personal life.
00:41:49And to this day, his life and death continue to captivate our imagination.
00:42:02It will soon be 45 years since JFK's death.
00:42:06And it seems unbelievable, but it remains the great conspiracy.
00:42:09The one who recently appeared in the rankings, and also on the Internet,
00:42:12Americans firmly believe there was foul play involved.
00:42:16To study those shadowy hands, those that pull the strings according to many people,
00:42:20We have our dear colleague Santiago Camacho.
00:42:22Santiago, good evening.
00:42:23Good evening. Well, don't tell me, Santiago, that tonight we're going to find out who really killed JFK.
00:42:28Well, maybe at least we'll get a pretty good idea.
00:42:31and maybe we'll even rule someone out as a suspected perpetrator.
00:42:36That day, we're talking about a presidential cavalcade,
00:42:39thousands of people following the entourage,
00:42:41Hundreds of photographs were taken, and several films were shot.
00:42:45not all as clear as the one we just saw,
00:42:47and each photograph has been thoroughly analyzed.
00:42:50And in all of them there is revealed data.
00:42:52Possibly one of those that, apparently, if we look at the whole photo,
00:42:56Say less, but let it have more hidden meanings within it,
00:43:00This is precisely what we have on the monitor.
00:43:03Because, logically, the first car we see in front of us
00:43:06It's the car Kennedy and Senator Connelly were in,
00:43:12the famous Ford Lincoln you mentioned a while ago,
00:43:15And it seems like everything is normal, but it's not.
00:43:17This photo perfectly captures the precise moment.
00:43:22in which Kennedy receives the first bullet impact.
00:43:25And indeed, if the story, as it has been told to us, is like that,
00:43:30Lee Harvey Oswald, whom you mentioned earlier,
00:43:32Kennedy's alleged or official assassin, up to this point,
00:43:36It would have to be in a window higher up,
00:43:40in the Texas book depository,
00:43:42But this photograph has a little surprise in store.
00:43:46What is this?
00:43:46That's the door to the Texas book depository.
00:43:49And here we have a character,
00:43:51We're not going to say it's Oswald,
00:43:53because it wouldn't be strict or serious,
00:43:55but which certainly bears a striking resemblance,
00:43:59despite the low resolution of the photo.
00:44:01Therefore, she also has very similar clothes
00:44:05to those with whom Oswald was captured,
00:44:07a kind of gray overshirt over a white shirt.
00:44:13There are documents at the police station from the time of the arrest,
00:44:16who also has a large bruise on one eye,
00:44:19evidence of a struggle,
00:44:20in which he wears clothes very similar to this character,
00:44:23who looks at the scene with the same astonishment
00:44:26almost the rest of the spectators.
00:44:28It is the exact moment the bullet impacted JFK.
00:44:32Indeed, we have seen that it was the first impact
00:44:35And we have a character who we're not going to say is Oswald,
00:44:38But, of course, if we're going to highlight coincidences,
00:44:42He looks very much like him.
00:44:43But look, Iker, speaking of striking similarities,
00:44:47There is another series of photographs
00:44:49which are even more revealing.
00:44:51Who are these individuals, Santiago?
00:44:53What are they doing in the JFK plot?
00:44:55I'll tell you right now.
00:44:56Let's play for a moment
00:44:57And let's assume that indeed
00:44:59This gentleman who was here was Oswald.
00:45:02We're going to rule it out.
00:45:03If it wasn't Oswald who pulled the trigger,
00:45:05Who squeezed him?
00:45:07From the scene of the events
00:45:09Three homeless people were evicted
00:45:11that there is a photographic series
00:45:14how they get out of there.
00:45:16In fact, these photographs were taken from that series.
00:45:19who were rather strange.
00:45:22Good haircuts,
00:45:23Some of them can even be seen
00:45:25who have a perfect manicure,
00:45:28They didn't look particularly dirty.
00:45:30They are unusual vagrants.
00:45:32Those homeless people are evicted by the police.
00:45:35There is no police report about them,
00:45:36disappear from history
00:45:38And there have been some conspiracy theorists
00:45:41who have identified them as the possible shooters
00:45:44that were camouflaged with that nonsense around the house.
00:45:47And would this be one of those two homeless people, Santiago?
00:45:49The image we have on the left corresponds to one of the homeless people.
00:45:52The thing is, we've done,
00:45:54We've been a little naughty and we've looked for
00:45:56Let's see who these homeless people could resemble.
00:45:58And we have found that, curiously,
00:46:00They bear a remarkable, and more than remarkable, resemblance.
00:46:03with three known CIA operatives,
00:46:06with three well-known CIA agents of the time.
00:46:09This one we have here is so secret and so spy-like
00:46:12which doesn't even have a name.
00:46:14We're going to call him David Carswell,
00:46:16who is one of the many aliens he has used
00:46:18and that is what he is really known for.
00:46:20But it is known that David Carswell is not a real man.
00:46:24The photograph on the right was taken
00:46:25at a US air base
00:46:27where he was serving as an intelligence attaché.
00:46:29The photograph on the left corresponds
00:46:31to one of the homeless people
00:46:32and the experts who have analyzed them
00:46:34They see similarities in the growth of hair.
00:46:36Well, physiologically,
00:46:37That's what the viewers of Cuarto Milenio are watching.
00:46:40What man, if it's not the same person,
00:46:42It certainly looks like a real clone, doesn't it?
00:46:44Hairline, ear shape,
00:46:47shape of the nose.
00:46:48The photos are a few years apart,
00:46:51Therefore, this photo is from a later date.
00:46:52which means there is a certain aging...
00:46:55The hairline.
00:46:56...of the character, indeed.
00:46:58And well, this could be it.
00:46:59one of the coincidences we've been seeing,
00:47:01But there are more coincidences.
00:47:04Here we have another one of the homeless people.
00:47:08In this case, the image of the vagabond
00:47:10It's the one we have on the right.
00:47:11The image on the left is of Frank Sturgis.
00:47:15Frank Sturgis is a very well-known character
00:47:20of US intelligence.
00:47:22In fact, that photograph was taken,
00:47:24The one we have on the left,
00:47:25in the Watergate trials.
00:47:27He was one of the officers who caught them.
00:47:29with their hands in the dough,
00:47:31planting microphones and monitoring
00:47:33at the Democratic Party headquarters,
00:47:35by order of President Nixon.
00:47:36And this photo was taken at the time of the trial.
00:47:39This is one of the photos of the homeless people.
00:47:42We have another series of similarities.
00:47:45quite curious.
00:47:45More years have passed here,
00:47:47Ten years have passed between one photo and the other.
00:47:49but...
00:47:50Nose, lips, ears...
00:47:52Ears, especially.
00:47:53Comparisons have been made.
00:47:55This is the one we have chosen,
00:47:57because their positions were more in agreement,
00:47:59But there are clearer photographs,
00:48:02with which the identification experts
00:48:06They have been working,
00:48:06and can be reasonably sure
00:48:10that if it's not the same person,
00:48:12In this case too...
00:48:12And there's a third one, too.
00:48:13And there's a third one, they were three homeless people.
00:48:15The Three Vagabonds.
00:48:16It could be, at least,
00:48:18a new way of approaching
00:48:20to the grand plot, I repeat,
00:48:21number one for the American people
00:48:23of conspiracy surrounding the murder
00:48:26from their own president.
00:48:27In this case, the image on the right shows a homeless person.
00:48:32Left image: CIA agent.
00:48:33Even with a similar hat style.
00:48:35Indeed.
00:48:36This is Howard Hunt, in this case,
00:48:38at least the one on the left.
00:48:40Howard Hunt was Frank Sturgis's boss,
00:48:43It's also a coincidence,
00:48:44specifically in the Watergate affair.
00:48:46Sturgis was caught inside,
00:48:48with their hands in the dough,
00:48:49He was out directing the operation,
00:48:51with a walkie-talkie, with a transmitter,
00:48:53and he was able to get away, although the press and the judges
00:48:56They were able to determine the relationship between the two.
00:48:59In this case, we see that there is also
00:49:00a fairly reasonable resemblance,
00:49:03And on top of that, we have the coincidence
00:49:05that the two real people,
00:49:07to put it mildly,
00:49:08the two CIA agents,
00:49:09They already knew each other,
00:49:10They already had a working relationship
00:49:12for many years.
00:49:13What many people, Santiago,
00:49:14At this point, you might be wondering...
00:49:16of the circumstance, of the situation,
00:49:18from the panorama of events,
00:49:20Well, if they were undercover CIA agents,
00:49:22Could they be performing another operation?
00:49:24that he wouldn't shoot the president?
00:49:26Perfectly reasonable.
00:49:27But why the conspiracy theorists
00:49:28Do they think they might be the culprits?
00:49:30In fact, they think so because this matter
00:49:33The behavior of vagrants is extremely strange.
00:49:37At a time when, precisely,
00:49:39what the police were doing
00:49:40It was to take statements from everyone present,
00:49:43names, surnames, make reports,
00:49:47confiscate all photographs
00:49:48of those cameras that we've been looking at
00:49:50to see where evidence could be found,
00:49:52search for possible suspects,
00:49:54potential witnesses, etc., etc.
00:49:56Suddenly, three people,
00:49:57three, on top of that, vagrants,
00:49:59We're not talking about three VIPs,
00:50:01of three privileged people,
00:50:02but quite the opposite,
00:50:03They are evacuated, not arrested.
00:50:05They are not questioned,
00:50:06They are not asked for their parentage,
00:50:07but they are simply taken out of there
00:50:09whose whereabouts are unknown.
00:50:11They could indeed be
00:50:12intelligence agents
00:50:13that they were part of a secret escort,
00:50:16from a camouflaged escort,
00:50:17as may have happened in other cases,
00:50:19but, of course,
00:50:20This, as of today,
00:50:21It remains unclear
00:50:22And it remains a mystery.
00:50:24We understand why the initials JFK,
00:50:25therefore,
00:50:26They are hugely popular
00:50:28regarding matters
00:50:29apparently unresolved.
00:50:31Santiago, thank you very much.
00:50:32You've left us unsettled.
00:50:33There we see the tremendous filming.
00:50:35No matter how many times you see it,
00:50:36I think the impact is brutal.
00:50:38The death of a president,
00:50:39Of course,
00:50:39today,
00:50:40no one would think of it
00:50:42attend one of these official representations
00:50:45in a vehicle,
00:50:46in a Ford Lincoln,
00:50:47Remember that,
00:50:48convertible.
00:50:48That's what happened
00:50:49And from there they tell
00:50:50that the security measures
00:50:51of all the presidents
00:50:52from the United States
00:50:53They varied radically.
00:50:54Who were the three homeless people?
00:50:56Was it Oswald
00:50:56the one who appeared in the photo
00:50:58at the same time
00:50:58that the bullet penetrated
00:51:00in JFK's body?
00:51:01How is this possible?
00:51:02that the bullet would have traveled that distance?
00:51:03Questions, as always,
00:51:04unanswered.
00:51:05The opinion,
00:51:06the important one,
00:51:07yours.
00:51:07Now,
00:51:08We're off with the news.
00:51:28I am convinced
00:51:29that if Abraham Sapruder,
00:51:31the author of the film
00:51:32about the death of JFK,
00:51:33would have had
00:51:34What we are going to tell you now,
00:51:35would have cleared
00:51:36all doubts
00:51:37Regarding the angles,
00:51:38the address.
00:51:39Carmen,
00:51:39Japanese scientists
00:51:40They talk about images
00:51:42three-dimensional
00:51:44filmed.
00:51:44There,
00:51:45in the air,
00:51:45as if they were beings
00:51:46almost human.
00:51:47Indeed,
00:51:48They have built a device
00:51:49that is capable
00:51:50to project images
00:51:52three-dimensional
00:51:52in the air.
00:51:53These specialists
00:51:54from Keio University,
00:51:56together with engineers
00:51:57from the Borton company
00:51:58and of the National Institute
00:51:59of Science and Technology,
00:52:01have developed
00:52:01a capable machine
00:52:02to produce real images
00:52:03in three dimensions,
00:52:05composed of luminous points
00:52:06that form in the air.
00:52:08Through several laser beams
00:52:09are produced
00:52:10small accumulations
00:52:11plasma
00:52:11that appear
00:52:12in the form of white dots,
00:52:14suspended in the air
00:52:15and form
00:52:16those figures.
00:52:17For now
00:52:17It is about
00:52:17simply of luminous points,
00:52:19But they are working
00:52:20so they can do
00:52:21authentic wonders
00:52:22with real figures.
00:52:24For example,
00:52:24in the future
00:52:24it will be possible to recreate
00:52:26an apparition
00:52:27of a ghost
00:52:28three-dimensional,
00:52:28perfectly.
00:52:29And that's because the future
00:52:30Sometimes it goes faster
00:52:31of what we could
00:52:32and want to imagine.
00:52:33By the way,
00:52:34that we are going to the past.
00:52:35Egypt,
00:52:35new discoveries.
00:52:36Let's go to Egypt,
00:52:37There are new discoveries
00:52:38but there are also
00:52:39a serious problem.
00:52:40At the Cairo Museum
00:52:40There's hardly any room left.
00:52:42the pieces,
00:52:43They have almost more
00:52:43in the basements
00:52:44that which is exposed.
00:52:46Zai Hawas,
00:52:47the head of the Council
00:52:48of Egyptian Antiquities,
00:52:49has performed
00:52:50these statements
00:52:50ensuring
00:52:51that in the rooms
00:52:52that are not shown
00:52:53to the public
00:52:53There are hundreds of boxes
00:52:54with treasures
00:52:55who have not returned
00:52:56to see the light
00:52:56since they were discovered.
00:52:58This museum,
00:52:59that was built
00:52:59in 1900,
00:53:00has exposed
00:53:01120,000 pieces
00:53:02unique
00:53:03and it is believed
00:53:04that there are about 100,000
00:53:04in the warehouses
00:53:05so the museum
00:53:06plans to open
00:53:07their warehouses
00:53:08to the public
00:53:08when the pieces
00:53:09are listed.
00:53:10Besides,
00:53:11It's that every week
00:53:12almost in Egypt
00:53:13A new discovery is made.
00:53:15Herein,
00:53:15latest,
00:53:16has been the one of several statues
00:53:17over 5 tons
00:53:19of Pharaoh Ramses II.
00:53:205 tons,
00:53:21Of course
00:53:22that the visit
00:53:22to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
00:53:24It's always worth it.
00:53:25It's like a world
00:53:26distinct,
00:53:27different.
00:53:27By the way,
00:53:28that's different too
00:53:29It is therapy
00:53:29that they are using
00:53:30in some parts of the world,
00:53:32painful therapy,
00:53:33Carmen.
00:53:33Besides,
00:53:34that the Minister of Health
00:53:35from Indonesia
00:53:36has approved
00:53:37this therapy
00:53:37so that it can be practiced
00:53:38with the sick,
00:53:39with the patients.
00:53:41According to experts,
00:53:42in this method
00:53:42they are needed
00:53:4310 bee stings.
00:53:44There it is
00:53:45The curious thing
00:53:46of this technique.
00:53:48They have to be applied
00:53:49in different parts
00:53:50of the body
00:53:50to alleviate problems
00:53:51nervous,
00:53:52metabolic
00:53:53or of the heart.
00:53:54The so-called apitherapy
00:53:55It is a derivative
00:53:56of acupuncture,
00:53:57only instead
00:53:57of needles
00:53:58are used
00:53:59the toxins of the poison
00:54:00that are
00:54:01in the stings
00:54:02of these animals
00:54:02and they act as a relaxant
00:54:05at the level of the nervous system.
00:54:07Well,
00:54:07And since we're on the subject...
00:54:07of animals
00:54:08And I think almost
00:54:09of animalistic acts,
00:54:10Let's talk about a strange wedding
00:54:11between a girl and a dog
00:54:12by some species
00:54:13of ritual.
00:54:14That's how it is.
00:54:15Indeed, Iker,
00:54:15that's how it is.
00:54:16In India
00:54:16a 7-year-old girl
00:54:18has been forced
00:54:19to get married
00:54:19with a dog
00:54:21to expel thus
00:54:22the demons
00:54:22of his body,
00:54:24Just as you hear it.
00:54:25This strange celebration
00:54:26It was carried out
00:54:27in the village of Damba
00:54:28and he was the father
00:54:29of the little one
00:54:29the one who decided to submit
00:54:30to the girl in this process
00:54:31because I believed
00:54:32that evil spirits
00:54:33invaded his body.
00:54:35Apparently,
00:54:35to Shivan,
00:54:36which is what it was called
00:54:37this offspring,
00:54:38Her teeth came in
00:54:38superiors
00:54:39before the inferiors
00:54:40And this is for the members
00:54:41of the ethnic group
00:54:42to which the family belongs
00:54:44the Chantals
00:54:44It's a bad omen.
00:54:46Sometimes it seems
00:54:47that the world
00:54:48He's going crazy.
00:54:48faster
00:54:49of what we would like.
00:54:50Those who are not crazy
00:54:52They are the researchers
00:54:53of the forensic police
00:54:54in Galicia,
00:54:55the forensic experts
00:54:56that for many years
00:54:57almost in 20
00:54:58have tried to put an end
00:54:59to the mystery
00:55:00which I now want to introduce to you.
00:55:02Really,
00:55:03It must be said
00:55:03that the images
00:55:05obtained
00:55:05of the information
00:55:06and documentation
00:55:07from official records
00:55:08can hurt
00:55:09sensitivity
00:55:10of the viewers
00:55:11of fourth millennium
00:55:12and the one who warns
00:55:12He is not a traitor.
00:55:13Let's look at some images
00:55:14very strong,
00:55:14very hard,
00:55:15but real
00:55:16of a reality
00:55:16which remains
00:55:17the biggest X-File
00:55:19of the forensic police
00:55:20in Galicia,
00:55:21the walker
00:55:21unnamed.
00:55:40and the one who warns
00:55:51and the one who warns
00:56:38Thank you!
00:56:41These are just three examples of a reality that exists and is not a movie. We could call them the "without"
00:56:47Name. People whose fingerprints do not match those of any citizen. People who have no identification whatsoever.
00:56:55Those that can be registered. People that no one claims for years. Bodies, individuals, corpses that sometimes remain for a long time
00:57:02In gigantic freezers, waiting for someone to remember them. The nameless ones.
00:57:07I invite you to learn about the most shocking, strangest case to have occurred in our country. A case
00:57:14which even caught the attention of Interpol. A case that begins on a foggy night, with a train
00:57:19Breaking through the darkness. And suddenly, around a bend, like a macabre surprise, a strange individual. The walker from Boisaca.
00:57:29May 5, 1988. Train drivers Aira and Castro started the Rías Altas express train with the same
00:57:38routine of so many other nights.
00:57:40After leaving the Santiago de Compostela station, around 11 a.m., and upon reaching the curve near the
00:57:46From the bridge of walls, they saw a silhouette emerge from nowhere, standing out against the mist.
00:57:52He seemed to be wandering around with his arms outstretched, right in the middle of the rails, as if playing some strange game in the middle
00:57:58from the darkness.
00:57:59The two Renfe drivers repeatedly pressed the light and sound devices.
00:58:05But that individual, smiling, did not move an inch.
00:58:16The accident was unavoidable.
00:58:18They stopped the train a few meters ahead, and got off the train with their hearts in their mouths.
00:58:25In that darkness, dimly illuminated by a small flashlight, they managed to find the lifeless and mutilated body of what appeared to be
00:58:33a young person.
00:58:35José Aira, very nervous, telephoned the line manager, Luis Vázquez, so that he could inform the forces
00:58:41of public order.
00:58:43Minutes later, the police arrived at the secluded location to take statements.
00:58:48Meanwhile, the two train drivers stood to one side, terrified, and without taking their eyes off the strange walker.
00:58:57Thus began a true X-File, which has now remained unsolved for 15 years.
00:59:06Medium height, white race, normal build, short straight black hair, brown eyes,
00:59:13He was wearing designer clothes, specifically a bluish-gray shirt, black pants, and white sneakers.
00:59:20When we located the body, it was amputated and had multiple mutilations and traumas, and logically, it was, frankly, very
00:59:33deformed.
00:59:34Indeed, one of the things that caught our attention the most was the deformity of the ears, especially in the
00:59:41right lobe,
00:59:42which was deformed and, let's say, quite advanced, protruding forward.
00:59:52In the pockets of his jeans, he carried three carefully folded 5,000 peseta notes, one thousand peseta note, and two coins.
00:59:59of 5 pesetas.
01:00:00He didn't appear to be a vagrant or a beggar.
01:00:03I find it unlikely that it is a person, as I say, a marginal individual.
01:00:09The forensic pathology staff moved the remains of the enigmatic teenager to the ophthalmology table.
01:00:15to carry out the corresponding identification tests.
01:00:19At first glance, something was already obvious.
01:00:22Despite the serious injuries shown on the body after the brutal impact, its morphology was not normal.
01:00:29The corpse's physical features were severely deteriorated due to the facial trauma it had suffered.
01:00:38The dental study is also done, which are other alternatives, and it also becomes especially complicated.
01:00:46The questions began to surface days later.
01:00:49The fingerprints of that individual did not match any of those registered in the database.
01:00:54In the protocol for action in these types of cases, the first thing that is done is a visual inspection
01:01:01and then a recodesenia is performed.
01:01:04This means that fingerprints are taken and then compared with all the ones we have here.
01:01:10in order to identify.
01:01:11In this specific case, we didn't find, let's say, any reference traces, and that's the reason why even
01:01:17The moment could not be identified.
01:01:20Not even in the files on missing persons was any trace found.
01:01:24He seemed like someone who appeared out of nowhere.
01:01:27Someone who perhaps did not know the danger that a train at full speed entailed.
01:01:32This case was studied very extensively because we compared the post-mortem report we obtained with all the missing persons.
01:01:45of similar restriction.
01:01:49And we didn't find it, we didn't find it, we weren't able to identify it.
01:01:55The net tightened, and law enforcement was forced to request exceptional assistance from archives.
01:02:02international organizations such as Interpol.
01:02:05But there was nothing there either.
01:02:07We have collaborated at a national level with all police stations throughout Spain.
01:02:11I also recall that we were sent fingerprints from Ceuta, Tenerife, Cesures, and through Interpol
01:02:24Well, with the missing persons from Northern Portugal and even from France.
01:02:29That person did not officially exist.
01:02:32The forensic police of Santiago, in a great effort, searched every inch of land, every house and every institution of
01:02:40received with the same discouraging results.
01:02:44And the strangest thing was yet to come.
01:02:48Nobody knew him.
01:02:50Nobody claimed it.
01:02:52And apparently, no one had seen him arrive at the solitary bridge of walls.
01:02:58Simply put, nothing was known about that body awaiting an answer, locked in a dark refrigerator in the Borgue.
01:03:10Height 1.65, according to the police report that was made at the time.
01:03:14Normal limbs, brown hair, brown eyes, slightly tanned skin, wide face with a flat nose and thin lips, straight eyebrows, teeth
01:03:24complete,
01:03:24with some strangely sharp pieces, ears rotated completely forward and no folds on the outer ear.
01:03:34We are joined by forensic doctor and psychiatrist, José Cabrera.
01:03:38José, welcome.
01:03:39Hello.
01:03:40Incidentally, one of those cases that, I don't know, are strange, remains unsolved.
01:03:44By the way, we've seen a recreation done by our colleagues.
01:03:47Is it normal, in the case of suicide, as is perhaps the most logical thing to think, that the suicidal person
01:03:53Why does it behave like this?
01:03:54Let him walk calmly along the tracks, in the middle of the rails.
01:03:58I understood that suicides either threw themselves off or tried to suppress the instinct for self-preservation, right?
01:04:03This is hardly a mystery to doctors in general; we are too realistic.
01:04:08But this is a mystery indeed.
01:04:09Certainly, for me it's not suicide.
01:04:12To me, he's just a kid who doesn't know that train is going to kill him.
01:04:17And how can a kid, in the middle of the 20th century, not know that a train involves dangers?
01:04:22The hypothesis that's been running through my head the most right now is that this kid has been out of contact.
01:04:27with civilization in a house hidden by someone.
01:04:31And this happens in Galicia.
01:04:33Very interesting.
01:04:33It must also be said, in this regard, as always, putting the finger on the sore spot of Dr. José Cabrera,
01:04:37that the forensic police of Santiago have done an invaluable job and that they are one of the police forces that most
01:04:44They have resolved cases, specifically, of children confined, let's call it that, a terrible reality.
01:04:49This continues to challenge us.
01:04:52This story was covered by our colleague Juan Jesús Vallejo.
01:04:55Welcome, mate.
01:04:56Hello, good evening, Iker.
01:04:57A story you won't forget either, huh?
01:04:59A story that has much more mystery than what we have seen in this first part.
01:05:03Well, this is the second time I've gone to Santiago de Compostela to investigate this case, and the truth is that
01:05:08The boy's story is truly strange.
01:05:11Child or young person, because we don't know either...
01:05:13Yes, indeed, he is of an indeterminate age.
01:05:15The story is perhaps the only element, apart from the hit-and-run itself, that might offer any clues.
01:05:22They are concentric circles that the kid left right next to the train tracks.
01:05:26Well, supposedly there are some psychiatrists who said this could be for motor coordination exercises
01:05:33provided the child had been in a psychiatric hospital, but the child was never in any psychiatric hospital.
01:05:37Galicia and possibly Europe.
01:05:39Are you telling me, Juanje, and perhaps we'll leave this for the second part, that that child left behind some kind of symbols,
01:05:45of codes, of keys,
01:05:46at the place where he was hit by a car or allowed to be hit by one?
01:05:48Indeed, he left behind some concentric circles, made with stones, which we will see in the photos later.
01:05:53which are the only symbolic element that we can analyze today regarding what motivated that child to commit suicide
01:05:59there, or so that the train could catch him there.
01:06:00I think you have a hypothesis, which you're only revealing to me like this, in the shadows, which is that it could be a
01:06:05a kind of invocation as well.
01:06:06What I'm going to discuss is the meaning of circles and concentric circles in all ancient cultures.
01:06:11and in any high magic ritual performed today anywhere in the world.
01:06:14And leaving aside the magic and moving on to the pure and simple medicine of forensic science, doctor, I would like to ask you,
01:06:20Are there many unidentified bodies in our country, those whose identities we ultimately don't know?
01:06:25Do they have to be buried in mass graves? Do their fingerprints not match anything? Is this more or less common?
01:06:30It's not common, but it's not uncommon. And the police throughout Spain know that sometimes
01:06:36Someone appears who has died,
01:06:37who has no family. Well, I won't say anything, already on the southern coast of Spain,
01:06:41where all the migrants who cross the strait end up not knowing who they are, but well, that's another story.
01:06:46It's not very regular, but it does happen sometimes.
01:06:49Some sharp teeth, completely smooth ears rotated forward.
01:06:55However, his hair was well-groomed, and he almost had a manicure.
01:06:59And there is one piece of information that was not included in the police file, but the circumcision performed.
01:07:07Doesn't he look like a homeless person? Does this information, doctor, tell you anything at first glance?
01:07:11Teeth like that? Ears like that? Could it be related to some profound mental deficiency?
01:07:15That's what any doctor who saw the photo and reviewed the autopsy report would think.
01:07:20We have ears that are set far below the eyebrows; this is not normal.
01:07:24We have an asymmetrical lip, we have epicanthal folds. Epicanthal folds are a small part of the eyelid.
01:07:28The eyelid is not as open as normal eyes. We have a very low hairline.
01:07:35So we have a series of signs, the ears implanted like this and then without folds.
01:07:40All of this gives the impression that it is a congenital mental retardation.
01:07:44What we don't know is whether it's genetic or if sharp teeth are simply very typical of children who
01:07:49They were born to a mother who had syphilis, for example.
01:07:52Those teeth are so sharp; either someone sharpened them, or this child was born to someone with such a disease.
01:07:58infectious like that.
01:08:00In short, these are medical matters that we as doctors have to explain here.
01:08:03And some impressive things. Want to know more about the nameless walker? Why is he such a challenge for the police?
01:08:09What symbols? What do they mean? Can they be read? Where is he buried? How far have the investigations gone?
01:08:16We continue searching for this strange individual.
01:08:20Fifteen long years of investigations have passed, and the so-called Boisaca case is contained in a thick file of 600
01:08:27pages and dozens of photographs.
01:08:29Everything humanly possible has been done to find out more about that traveler.
01:08:34But it has all been in vain.
01:08:35The case of the walker you call from Boisaca, for us is perhaps more like the walker from San Lázaro, than
01:08:41It is the area of Santiago where it appeared.
01:08:42It's one of those recurring but always interesting cases.
01:08:47Because it's still open.
01:08:50It is a case that, after almost 18 years, involves a walker who appears without anyone knowing how.
01:08:57and that nobody complains once the train runs them over,
01:08:59Nobody has asked about him again.
01:09:01He is an anonymous dead man, and that's why he continues to be of interest.
01:09:04I suppose open mysteries are something that always holds interest.
01:09:08In the files of the General Commissariat of the Judicial Police, it is kept under the heading "unidentified corpse".
01:09:15with number 2049, the file of the Boisaca corpse, in which the most diverse hypotheses are grouped.
01:09:22They have used these tactics to try to solve a mystery,
01:09:24which many experts believe will never be solved.
01:09:27I suppose that in '88, if DNA records had been made, which I'm convinced they weren't,
01:09:33Well, today they might be comparable to neighbors in the area,
01:09:36But that involves such a complicated process, with so many authorizations and so many legal issues,
01:09:44I don't think anyone would be interested in opening it.
01:09:46And Boisaca's corpse will forever remain an anonymous corpse, I am convinced.
01:09:50Who was that young man with dark hair?
01:09:52The initial theories suggested that he might be mentally ill.
01:09:59that he had escaped from a health center.
01:10:01During these years I have come up with several hypotheses.
01:10:05The first one we think of, here in Santiago there is a very important psychiatric institution,
01:10:09the Concho Psychiatric Hospital,
01:10:12where there are a good number of mentally ill people with different pathologies who are hospitalized.
01:10:19The first thing you think is that it might be someone from Concho Hospital who escaped,
01:10:24But it doesn't make sense right away, because the hospital management would have noticed this intern was missing.
01:10:30That never happened.
01:10:31But there were no reports of leaks at nearby hospitals.
01:10:34And the possibility arose that it was someone isolated from society,
01:10:40locked away and hidden for years due to some kind of deformity,
01:10:44and that he had managed to escape in the middle of the night.
01:10:46I want to believe he was a psychiatric patient being held at home.
01:10:52that at some point, due to circumstances, or perhaps because life forced him to,
01:10:55Or because he could, he escaped.
01:10:58And with a certain level of education, and with a certain level of training
01:11:02for what is a patient with a certain retransomental,
01:11:06due to certain characteristics associated with the corpse and what appeared afterwards.
01:11:10But none of these hypotheses are definitive for forensic experts.
01:11:14There are things that don't fit into this grim puzzle.
01:11:18A corpse that has suffered severe facial trauma, as is the case here,
01:11:23Hit by a train, he suffers multiple skull fractures,
01:11:28so that his features, his physiognomy, are completely deformed.
01:11:32From that deformation, due to the trauma caused by being hit by the train,
01:11:39no psychological characteristics can be inferred in any case,
01:11:43nor attribute it to suffering from any psychiatric syndrome,
01:11:47or some metabolic syndrome with mental projection.
01:11:50It could be perfectly normal.
01:11:52After several days of investigation, encountering silence and refusals of all kinds,
01:11:57Cuarto Milenio has managed to find the only person who was able to see the walker,
01:12:02a few hours before the fatal outcome.
01:12:05A vision he will never forget.
01:12:08What was the kid doing there on the tracks?
01:12:11Did Blo want to talk to someone? Was he alone?
01:12:12Nothing, just nothing.
01:12:15She left a bag there, like a carrying bag, I don't know if she had a snack with her.
01:12:19He left the cans of what he drank there,
01:12:24And that's it, the wheel with the stones and nothing more.
01:12:28The residents of the quiet region,
01:12:30shaken by the strangeness of the case,
01:12:33They speculated that it might be
01:12:35from a student at the University of Santiago.
01:12:38I think, or what was discussed here,
01:12:40who would be a student, God knows from where,
01:12:43because here in Santiago they already know that they come from very far away.
01:12:47And that's what was said,
01:12:49who could be a student, but...
01:12:53But nothing added up for the police specialists.
01:12:56And little by little, the story of that boy,
01:13:00knowing where he came from and what he was doing alone in that inaccessible place,
01:13:04It became a challenge, an obsession.
01:13:07The photo was published in all local and national newspapers,
01:13:12I even participated in several television programs,
01:13:15and we found no one to claim the body,
01:13:19nor that he provided any information on the matter.
01:13:21And what meaning could the messages have?
01:13:23made with dozens of stones,
01:13:26forming circles and signs,
01:13:28right where he was hit?
01:13:31Was it a macabre ritual?
01:13:33From a message?
01:13:34Or was it a code that someone had to read?
01:13:37I wouldn't dare to make a categorical statement.
01:13:40about the meaning of those figures that appeared there.
01:13:44Even if they are attributable to them,
01:13:46They are attributed with this because of their proximity to this person,
01:13:49I wouldn't dare to delve into its meaning.
01:13:54I can't find...
01:13:55Furthermore, I believe that an interpretation in that sense
01:13:58That would exceed the limits of reliability.
01:14:00from the perspective of a forensic expert,
01:14:01which should limit its function to, let's say,
01:14:05to present medical evidence.
01:14:08Almost a month has passed since the accident,
01:14:10The judicial authorities ordered the burial of the body.
01:14:13in the cemetery of Santiago de Compostela.
01:14:16In its final resting place, only one digit appeared,
01:14:217621, third-class tomb,
01:14:23in order to differentiate his niche from the rest of the gravestones in the cemetery.
01:14:28Nothing else.
01:14:29Not a single piece of information, not a single clue, not a single name.
01:14:34Five years later,
01:14:36And given the lack of information,
01:14:37And who knows if it was due to questions from some journalists,
01:14:40The hiker was officially buried in a mass grave.
01:14:44Thus, their remainder was wasted, disappearing forever.
01:14:48and rendering any investigation useless.
01:14:51In the cemetery's record books,
01:14:54We have encountered a new enigma.
01:14:57The epigraph appears in them.
01:14:59No information can be found about this tomb.
01:15:03What was the reason for this strict internal order?
01:15:06That's an aspect I'm unfamiliar with.
01:15:08because I don't usually consult those types of records.
01:15:12So I can't find an explanation for this.
01:15:16Who was he?
01:15:17Where did it come from?
01:15:19Did he want to commit suicide?
01:15:21Did he carve a message into the stone?
01:15:23And why does there seem to be official silence on this case?
01:15:29He was not a beggar, nor a vagabond.
01:15:33He hadn't escaped.
01:15:35He was neither a sailor nor a lost student.
01:15:38He was no one confined against his will.
01:15:41Nobody knows what he was doing there,
01:15:43nor why he left those symbols.
01:15:46After 15 years,
01:15:47It gives the impression that a thick veil has been drawn over it.
01:15:50about the secrets hidden in his strange appearance and behavior.
01:15:54As if I had never seen a train before.
01:15:57as if it came from another time
01:15:59or from a different world.
01:16:14Based on everything they've seen,
01:16:16Add the following detail that was leaked
01:16:18in the first reports on the matter.
01:16:21One of the train drivers said the boy appeared suddenly.
01:16:25And suddenly that's it.
01:16:27Suddenly.
01:16:27We'll leave it at that.
01:16:28Juan G, the symbols.
01:16:31What can we say about those strange stones?
01:16:33What surprised us,
01:16:34I think the doctor agrees with this too.
01:16:36They are very well made.
01:16:38It's a work, well, quite elaborate.
01:16:40within the simplicity of making those circles.
01:16:42They are there.
01:16:43First, at a scientific level.
01:16:45Would it have any explanation, any meaning,
01:16:46at the exact spot where it is divided in two
01:16:49due to the impact of the train,
01:16:50Those stones in that shape?
01:16:52Or it was a very strange coincidence
01:16:55that the kid was passing
01:16:56where the stones had already been placed,
01:16:58not because of him,
01:16:59which would be one possibility in millions,
01:17:03Or the kid made them and put them there,
01:17:05or someone put the stones there,
01:17:07but right at the point of impact.
01:17:09That is to say,
01:17:10who should have made the stones,
01:17:11But he was walking, theoretically,
01:17:13In other words, he wasn't just standing there.
01:17:15In other words, I believe that this,
01:17:16Of course, as the coroner in the report said,
01:17:18It goes beyond what a doctor is.
01:17:19Perhaps other interpretations...
01:17:22What are they?
01:17:22Yes, Maria Gonzalez,
01:17:24the only witness who saw the child,
01:17:26He saw him making the little stone circles.
01:17:28Ah, so...
01:17:28Of course, there's a witness.
01:17:30She saw her,
01:17:31that's exactly what he told me,
01:17:33says,
01:17:33I saw him do it with pebbles
01:17:34like a kind of train wheel.
01:17:36That's what she told me, literally.
01:17:37Change.
01:17:38There was a plastic bag nearby
01:17:40whose content,
01:17:42mysteriously,
01:17:43We'll never know which one it is.
01:17:44the contents of that plastic bag,
01:17:46And some doctors put forward that theory.
01:17:49that it could be a motor coordination exercise
01:17:52for demented children,
01:17:53But it doesn't make sense to me for the following reasons.
01:17:54Let's see,
01:17:55The child was never in a Galician psychiatric hospital.
01:17:57That's one thing,
01:17:57nor in any psychiatric hospital in Spain.
01:17:59That's clear.
01:18:01The other theory, let's say,
01:18:02that it was at some stage
01:18:03hidden all his life,
01:18:05It doesn't match either.
01:18:06because he would have received psychiatric care
01:18:08in order to learn how to do those types of exercises,
01:18:10which it seems that never will either
01:18:11He was not treated by a psychiatrist.
01:18:13So,
01:18:13What were those circles?
01:18:14The boy,
01:18:15I'll add another point,
01:18:16He wasn't hunched over,
01:18:17He didn't have knees,
01:18:19let's say,
01:18:19with certain stiffness,
01:18:20If I'm not mistaken,
01:18:21doctor,
01:18:21they must be typical
01:18:23from someone who has been locked up,
01:18:24Well, as there have been cases,
01:18:25in a pigsty,
01:18:26in an enclosed space.
01:18:27He would be a withdrawn child,
01:18:28in any case,
01:18:28In a luxury dungeon, right?
01:18:30Well,
01:18:31But the thing is,
01:18:31that is to say,
01:18:32in Galicia
01:18:33and in other parts of Spain,
01:18:34when a... is born
01:18:35in other times,
01:18:36Not anymore,
01:18:37It is now unfeasible,
01:18:38a mentally retarded person,
01:18:39a kid,
01:18:40It causes shame in the family
01:18:42which makes them want to hide the boy.
01:18:44So,
01:18:45If the person wants to hide that kid
01:18:47It's not very cruel,
01:18:48let's say,
01:18:48He is not a psychopathic person.
01:18:50So he doesn't put her in a dungeon,
01:18:51but the kid
01:18:52He makes her a big room
01:18:54where the kid
01:18:54He doesn't have to be hunched over.
01:18:56Therefore,
01:18:57I suspect that this kid
01:18:58has been locked up,
01:19:00but not locked in a dungeon,
01:19:01but in a house
01:19:02of a family X
01:19:03which has not been made public,
01:19:05but he hasn't been squatting,
01:19:07but it has been
01:19:07in a soundproof room.
01:19:09It's a hypothesis, of course.
01:19:10A hypothesis that, indeed,
01:19:12What we could do is think
01:19:13How is it possible that the Galician police
01:19:16of barely 10 kilometers
01:19:17that surveyed
01:19:18I knew absolutely nothing.
01:19:20about the existence of a boy
01:19:21around 15, 18 years old,
01:19:23always there,
01:19:24Nobody knew anything.
01:19:25He surveyed the entire town of Paredes,
01:19:26the hamlet of Paredes
01:19:27which is the one right next to the site.
01:19:28I've already sounded her out twice too.
01:19:31Absolutely no one had ever seen the child.
01:19:34What are those circles?
01:19:35What could they be?
01:19:36in the most hypothesis
01:19:37magical, esoteric,
01:19:39strange, ancient?
01:19:40I don't call it magic,
01:19:41I simply call it anthropological.
01:19:43Anthropology
01:19:44what it teaches us
01:19:45For example,
01:19:45this that we have here.
01:19:46What do the circles mean?
01:19:47in ancient cultures?
01:19:49This is what we see here
01:19:50It's a rhodabeluch,
01:19:51which is a Celtic cross.
01:19:52The ancient Celts
01:19:54and the vast majority
01:19:55of the peoples of humanity
01:19:56They used to use
01:19:57the circle
01:19:57as an element
01:19:58of magical invocation.
01:20:00When invocations are made
01:20:02of evil spirits
01:20:04or of the devil,
01:20:05then we have to do
01:20:05a double circle,
01:20:07a first circle is made
01:20:08of invocation,
01:20:09Some symbols are drawn
01:20:11or it's not even necessary
01:20:12they can sing
01:20:13the name of those demons
01:20:14and another circle is made
01:20:15inside
01:20:16so that it may protect you.
01:20:17Can he summon
01:20:18some kind of demon?
01:20:19I think so,
01:20:20which is quite fast.
01:20:21Are there any ancient rituals?
01:20:22where suicide
01:20:24or the step
01:20:25towards the other side
01:20:25be carried out first
01:20:27with some of these symbols
01:20:28and then one hands over
01:20:29life beyond,
01:20:30to whatever,
01:20:31to the evil deity?
01:20:32Many, yes.
01:20:33In many cultures,
01:20:34keep in mind
01:20:34that all this type
01:20:36of rituals
01:20:37They come from a book
01:20:38which is called
01:20:38Solomon's clavicles.
01:20:40Solomon's clavicles.
01:20:41The clavicles of Solomon,
01:20:42which is a book
01:20:42that can be bought
01:20:43as of today
01:20:43in any bookstore,
01:20:45which is a book
01:20:45of unknown authorship
01:20:46very possibly
01:20:47of Jewish origin
01:20:48from a very long time ago.
01:20:50So,
01:20:51to the demons
01:20:51They are invoked,
01:20:53For example,
01:20:53from ancient Babylon,
01:20:56for example
01:20:57by Balbeck,
01:20:58in Lebanon,
01:20:58in many other places,
01:21:00they are summoned
01:21:00just before
01:21:01of making sacrifices.
01:21:03Ritual sacrifices
01:21:04from other people
01:21:04or of the same invokers
01:21:06who gave their lives
01:21:07to those evil entities
01:21:09from beyond.
01:21:10The curious thing
01:21:11of all this type
01:21:11of ceremonies
01:21:12it's always
01:21:13are used
01:21:13that type of circles.
01:21:15We'll leave it at that.
01:21:16Juanje.
01:21:16Thanks a lot,
01:21:17buddy,
01:21:17through this investigation.
01:21:18I want to thank
01:21:19personally
01:21:19to another friend
01:21:20that has helped us
01:21:22striving
01:21:22to conclude
01:21:23This report,
01:21:23our dear friend
01:21:24José Lesta.
01:21:25Doctor,
01:21:25One last question.
01:21:27When journalists
01:21:28They started asking questions
01:21:28for this body,
01:21:30excellent,
01:21:30It was not known,
01:21:31It was rumored,
01:21:32It turns out that
01:21:33an inscription is placed,
01:21:35I don't know if it's an everyday occurrence or not.
01:21:36I've seen that inscription.
01:21:37what it says
01:21:38over this tomb,
01:21:38the 7621,
01:21:39where that child was resting,
01:21:41It cannot be consulted.
01:21:43At a forensic level
01:21:44It makes some sense.
01:21:45that cannot be consulted
01:21:46over a grave?
01:21:46No,
01:21:47It makes no sense.
01:21:48because the judge
01:21:49It's the only one that gives
01:21:50the burial permit
01:21:51when the corpse
01:21:52The autopsy has been done,
01:21:53the judge says
01:21:53bury yourself,
01:21:54is buried
01:21:54and the sanitary police law
01:21:56mortuary,
01:21:57which is the law that dictates,
01:21:57the regulation that states
01:21:58the burials,
01:21:59does not specify
01:22:00over this tomb
01:22:01Nothing can be consulted,
01:22:02what can be consulted
01:22:03He's in court.
01:22:04which probably
01:22:05mean
01:22:06that it be something administrative
01:22:07from the cemetery,
01:22:08that is to say,
01:22:08over this tomb
01:22:08there is nothing,
01:22:09therefore,
01:22:10Nothing can be consulted.
01:22:11I'm the only one left
01:22:12all of this for me
01:22:13as a clear doctor
01:22:13Because he's a human being.
01:22:15He is a human being.
01:22:16That's what I'm sure of,
01:22:17Now there are other possibilities.
01:22:18Is this one of the cases
01:22:19stranger
01:22:20that you have seen?
01:22:21Yeah,
01:22:21Yes, indeed.
01:22:22because there is nothing,
01:22:23there is no element
01:22:24that will take me further
01:22:25simply
01:22:26is a human being.
01:22:27But human,
01:22:27to what extent human,
01:22:29what kind of human,
01:22:29that is to say,
01:22:30That's the mystery for me.
01:22:31Doctor,
01:22:32I truly appreciate it.
01:22:32your first visit
01:22:33to Cuarto Milenio,
01:22:34Let it not be the last one.
01:22:34Okay.
01:22:35By the way,
01:22:36There is a similar story
01:22:39that was said in Germany,
01:22:40It wasn't counted,
01:22:41It happened in Germany,
01:22:42which gave rise
01:22:43even to movies.
01:22:44It's the story
01:22:44of another child.
01:22:45Instead of appearing
01:22:46on a railway,
01:22:47It appears in the middle of a town.
01:22:48He doesn't even know his own name.
01:22:50Bring a piece of paper
01:22:51and only has a blurry memory
01:22:52of a kind of cave
01:22:53and from someone
01:22:54who left him bread and water.
01:22:55An amazing mystery
01:22:57named Kaspar Hauser
01:22:58which tells us
01:22:59our colleague
01:23:00and writer
01:23:01Jesus Callejo.
01:23:02When this child
01:23:03It appears on May 26th
01:23:04from the year 1828
01:23:06in a square in Nuremberg,
01:23:07by the way,
01:23:08a holiday,
01:23:08It was Whit Monday,
01:23:10well it appears
01:23:11completely idiotic.
01:23:12He knows nothing,
01:23:14His feet are covered in blood,
01:23:16He's wearing boots
01:23:17with some serrated edges
01:23:18smaller
01:23:19of its size,
01:23:20therefore,
01:23:21has fingers
01:23:21bloodied
01:23:22and carries it in his hand
01:23:24an envelope
01:23:24with two cards.
01:23:26And from there
01:23:28arises
01:23:28quite a controversy
01:23:30Whose child could this be?
01:23:31where it comes from.
01:23:32That's all he knows how to do
01:23:33is to write your name,
01:23:35Kaspar Hauser.
01:23:36To all other questions
01:23:37I answered with
01:23:38I don't know.
01:23:39And the "I don't know"
01:23:40it remained
01:23:41for about six weeks
01:23:42that he begins
01:23:43to learn to write,
01:23:44start speaking correctly,
01:23:46He starts playing the piano.
01:23:48That is to say,
01:23:48they realize
01:23:49What are we talking about?
01:23:51of a child
01:23:51which seems
01:23:52that came
01:23:53in its origins
01:23:54from a tall house,
01:23:56from a noble house,
01:23:59because of the ways
01:24:00which begins to adopt,
01:24:01but he was educated
01:24:03for a very long time,
01:24:04according to his own testimony,
01:24:06in a basement
01:24:07hidden from the light,
01:24:10powered only
01:24:10for black bread
01:24:11and by water,
01:24:13and that their education
01:24:14was minimal,
01:24:15I practically had no
01:24:16no education.
01:24:17Those are the memories
01:24:18that he is unraveling
01:24:19little by little
01:24:20as he is asked questions.
01:24:21The most mysterious
01:24:22is that one day
01:24:23Kaspar Hauser
01:24:24He was wearing his frock coat.
01:24:25and suddenly
01:24:26at the same point,
01:24:27at the exact spot
01:24:28where it first appeared
01:24:29carrying that letter
01:24:30and those bloody feet,
01:24:32someone dressed in black
01:24:33They have a layer
01:24:34He stabbed him several times.
01:24:37Furthermore,
01:24:37The frock coat is still there
01:24:38by Kaspar Hauser,
01:24:39the authentic one,
01:24:40the original,
01:24:41still wounded
01:24:42because of that murderous dagger.
01:24:44That's how their story ended.
01:24:45as if someone
01:24:46from the most hidden power
01:24:47I wouldn't want to
01:24:48that Kaspar Hauser
01:24:49keep learning
01:24:50to speak,
01:24:50to read,
01:24:51to communicate
01:24:52and thus tell
01:24:53his big secret,
01:24:54a secret, without a doubt
01:24:55dangerous.
01:24:56If that's a true story,
01:24:57deeply real,
01:24:58They find it amazing,
01:24:59expect to hear
01:25:00this other one,
01:25:01which is perhaps an urban legend,
01:25:02that some investigations
01:25:03like those of the brilliant researcher
01:25:05Chris Aubeck
01:25:06They say it might be an urban legend.
01:25:08but that has been transmitted
01:25:09from book to book
01:25:09for many years.
01:25:10That's the story,
01:25:11Keep that in mind
01:25:12by Rudolf Fentz.
01:25:14Carmen.
01:25:14June 1950,
01:25:16we have to move
01:25:17up to Fifth Avenue
01:25:18from New York.
01:25:19Over there,
01:25:19Iker,
01:25:20suddenly,
01:25:20as if it came out of nowhere,
01:25:22A person appears,
01:25:23a person dressed
01:25:24vintage,
01:25:25of the 19th century.
01:25:27He wears a frock coat,
01:25:28black,
01:25:28quite well cared for,
01:25:29also some shoes
01:25:30with buckle
01:25:31and a top hat.
01:25:33He doesn't seem to know
01:25:34not even the cars
01:25:35and it is precisely
01:25:36a vehicle
01:25:36that runs him over
01:25:38When will it happen?
01:25:39along the road.
01:25:40They don't know what's going on.
01:25:42They go to his aid,
01:25:43but they can no longer
01:25:43do nothing with him.
01:25:45The police arrive
01:25:46and discover that there are
01:25:47several loose ends
01:25:48that don't match.
01:25:50It carries several things
01:25:51in their pockets,
01:25:52some cards
01:25:53which simply puts
01:25:54a name,
01:25:55Rudolf Fentz.
01:25:56Also several banknotes
01:25:57who are already outside
01:25:58traffic
01:25:59and a letter,
01:26:00also with that same name.
01:26:02The investigations begin
01:26:03police,
01:26:04They begin to review
01:26:06in medical studies,
01:26:07in hospitals,
01:26:08in official documents
01:26:10that we should all have
01:26:12and those in which we are registered
01:26:13and at no time
01:26:14This person appears.
01:26:16Until someone,
01:26:17a police investigator,
01:26:19His name was Rinn,
01:26:20discovers that in a telephone directory
01:26:22of 1939
01:26:23That name exists,
01:26:26Rudolf Fentz.
01:26:27There is one direction,
01:26:28They come to her,
01:26:29but the owner
01:26:30of that house
01:26:30He has already died.
01:26:31He manages to walk with a relative
01:26:33and indeed
01:26:34that woman describes
01:26:35to a person
01:26:36which is the same
01:26:37that ran her over.
01:26:39But there is a fact
01:26:39Very curious, Iker.
01:26:41what is causing the flaking
01:26:42throughout this whole story.
01:26:43That person
01:26:44disappeared
01:26:45in 1876.
01:26:47It was 74 years ago
01:26:49that I didn't know
01:26:50his family
01:26:50nothing about him.
01:26:51And suddenly,
01:26:52at the same age
01:26:53with which she had disappeared
01:26:55in that year,
01:26:56appears
01:26:56in the middle
01:26:57Fifth Avenue
01:26:58from New York
01:26:59in 1950,
01:27:0174 years later
01:27:03that the police
01:27:05make that complaint
01:27:06because of the disappearance
01:27:07by Rudolf Fentz.
01:27:08According to the investigations
01:27:09preliminary,
01:27:10Rudolf Fentz
01:27:10He was wearing a frock coat,
01:27:12top hat
01:27:13and old villa shoes
01:27:14the day he disappeared
01:27:16near the garden
01:27:17from his house
01:27:17It had been so long.
01:27:19Amazing story
01:27:20and we said goodbye
01:27:22with a photograph
01:27:23so ancient,
01:27:24not as much as Rudolf Fentz,
01:27:25But that's a thing of the past.
01:27:26full of mystery.
01:27:28Again
01:27:29they visit us
01:27:30the photographs
01:27:30old.
01:27:31Rocío López
01:27:32he sent us
01:27:33This curious image
01:27:34like the ones that were taken
01:27:35and surely many
01:27:36of you
01:27:37still retain
01:27:38at their homes.
01:27:39We have asked
01:27:40your help,
01:27:41that he tries
01:27:41investigate
01:27:42her in this curious image
01:27:44since we don't know
01:27:45if there was a third person
01:27:47that could be integrated
01:27:48in that photograph
01:27:49and therefore
01:27:50only will remain
01:27:51those legs
01:27:52that we see reflected
01:27:53next to the woman
01:27:55who is sitting down.
01:27:56We will continue
01:27:56investigating
01:27:57in this image
01:27:58Iker
01:27:58to see if we can
01:27:59extract more data
01:28:00and elucidate
01:28:01What could it be about?
01:28:03If it's an optical illusion,
01:28:04if it could have been
01:28:05an error in revealing
01:28:07or if it really
01:28:08we met
01:28:09in front of a strange photograph.
01:28:11And by the way,
01:28:11two directions
01:28:12always there
01:28:13for any graphic document
01:28:15that you want to send
01:28:16to the team
01:28:17of the mystery ship.
01:28:18Two ways to contact
01:28:19via email
01:28:20on Cuarto Milenio
01:28:21at4.com
01:28:22And of course
01:28:23our section
01:28:24mail
01:28:2418.189
01:28:26clearly stating
01:28:27the postal code
01:28:2828080 Madrid.
01:28:30And full
01:28:31of documents
01:28:32information
01:28:32travel
01:28:33research
01:28:33of alleged phenomena
01:28:35supernatural
01:28:36our mystery ship
01:28:37It takes off again.
01:28:38In seven days
01:28:39I summon you here
01:28:40with many more stories
01:28:41worthy of being remembered.
01:28:42They already know.
01:28:43are
01:28:44Fourth Millennium.
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01:29:27Fourth Millennium.
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