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00:00:21His mouth was open, dislocated, as if he were still giving a truly demonic scream.

00:00:27Eyes almost popping out of their sockets, hands clenched, body arched.

00:00:31That's what the first police report says about the strange death of Encarnación Guardia in Granada.

00:00:38His story ended up becoming the story of an exorcism.

00:00:41An event full of enigmas that, I warn you, may cause too much of an impression on the viewers of Cuarto Milenio.

00:00:50It's not a story for sensitive souls.

00:00:53Perhaps because there are still many unanswered questions.

00:00:55For example, what happened the next day to the body of that woman who claimed to have the devil in her

00:01:02bowels?

00:01:03What we do know is that, in the Granada morgue, the forensic doctor Blázquez approached that body.

00:01:09And as is logical, in any autopsy process, even more so in a case like this, they took several photographs.

00:01:17Neither the Reflex camera, nor the Polaroids, nor even the video recorder, could capture that face.

00:01:23There is no information.

00:01:24Everything veiled.

00:01:25As if someone didn't want this strange story to be told.

00:01:29But we're going to do it.

00:01:30And she won't be the only one.

00:01:32Today, tonight, on Cuarto Milenio, we also have many more surprises.

00:01:41It happened in the Albaicín neighborhood of Granada.

00:01:43And it was a case of exorcism that shocked public opinion.

00:01:48However, many questions remain about this brutal ritual that ended in the most dramatic way imaginable.

00:01:54no one could imagine.

00:01:55This week there has been renewed talk about photographs of the world's most famous monster.

00:02:00We'll travel to Loch Ness in search of the latest data and explore some Spanish lakes where the legend still claims

00:02:08the existence of strange creatures.

00:02:10It can happen any night.

00:02:13We woke up believing we heard a voice.

00:02:16Instantly, we noticed the paralyzed body and observed someone approaching the foot of our bed.

00:02:22But he is someone who doesn't seem human.

00:02:25And we will also analyze the disturbing photographs that continue to arrive at the Cuarto Milenio studio.

00:02:35These are timeless themes.

00:02:37Some called them summer snakes.

00:02:39And perhaps because they looked closely at this image.

00:02:42About this photograph of the supposed creature that inhabits the most famous lake in the world.

00:02:49Loch Ness, of course.

00:02:51It has been talked about again, and a lot, this week.

00:02:52It seems to be a scam.

00:02:54Some say it could have been an elephant's trunk.

00:02:57An old-fashioned setup.

00:02:59And yet there are people who still say no.

00:03:01That in that dark place someone dwells in its depths.

00:03:06It is the story of the most famous monster of all time.

00:03:09Interestingly, in Spain, similar stories were also told in the past about different lakes.

00:03:14Are we dealing with a myth, a purely tourist attraction, or is there some truth to it?

00:03:20Let's try to find out.

00:03:22We're going to travel to Loch Ness.

00:03:29There are places for which human beings have always felt a special respect.

00:03:34An unconscious fear.

00:03:36Straddling this world and the one inhabited by the monsters of the abyss,

00:03:41the marshes and swamps,

00:03:43They reserve the right to be solitary and unknown places.

00:03:58However, the inhabitants of the abyss have always aroused curiosity for centuries.

00:04:05A few dared to disrupt the tranquility of these places,

00:04:10Upon their return, they told stories of fantastic creatures.

00:04:14Many have stood the test of time.

00:04:18Becoming a legend.

00:04:20That is why lakes in tradition are used as places of entry and exit.

00:04:29to the afterlife.

00:04:30Spirits usually appear in them, disembodied beings appear in them.

00:04:36Strange creatures roam them or strange phenomena occur in them,

00:04:40including physical or chemical phenomena,

00:04:42let's say they are not common in other places or environments.

00:04:47Legends about strange creatures have existed on all five continents since ancient times.

00:04:54In Latin America, in China, in Europe, in Africa.

00:04:59The quintessential site supposedly inhabited by a monster is the Lochnees, in Scotland.

00:05:05The first known testimony dates back to the year 565 and appears in the life of Saint Columba of Saint Adam.

00:05:13There's something in Lagoones.

00:05:15We really don't know if it's a cryptozoological animal.

00:05:19of a being that is still uncatalogued,

00:05:21or of a plesiosaur, as has even been suggested,

00:05:25a plesiosaur, an animal that theoretically disappeared 70 million years ago.

00:05:29Given the composition and history of the lake, the existence of a monster could be true.

00:05:35However, many dissenting voices claim that it is a hoax.

00:05:40or mere optical illusions.

00:05:41It was in 1933 that the observations multiplied.

00:05:47In addition, dozens of candid photos were taken,

00:05:51although over time it has been discovered that many were fraudulent.

00:05:56Despite everything, the efforts of the scientific community

00:06:00They have continued their search for this elusive animal,

00:06:03symbol of an entire country.

00:06:06Perhaps the most important expedition ever mounted,

00:06:09We have to go back to the 1980s of the last century,

00:06:13And it was orchestrated, I believe, by the most recognized person.

00:06:16Regarding the investigation into what is produced there in Loch Ness,

00:06:20who is Adrian Ossin.

00:06:21He is part of the Lodge Ness Project, the Loch Ness project.

00:06:25They are constantly investigating to see what is hidden in the waters of this lake.

00:06:29And he, in the 1980s, set up Operation Deep Scan.

00:06:33We're talking about approximately more than 20 ships positioned parallel to each other.

00:06:36They used sonar and nets to sweep the entire lake to a fairly respectable depth,

00:06:42And yet they detected absolutely nothing.

00:06:44The origin of Nessie, the affectionate nickname for the monster, is not confirmed.

00:06:50Whether it is a surviving dinosaur or not remains a mystery.

00:06:57Staged or real.

00:06:59There are a few photos, a bunch of them, that are extremely interesting.

00:07:03We wanted to compile them to enjoy with all of you.

00:07:05Alberto Granados has done it specifically.

00:07:07Good night.

00:07:08How are you? Good evening, Iker.

00:07:09Hey, it's a great classic, isn't it?

00:07:10Yes, I believe it is the first photographic evidence we have of Nessie, the ONES monster.

00:07:16It was in 1934, it was taken out by Dr. Wilson, a London doctor.

00:07:20But look, it seems that this photo, which was initially something everyone was clinging to...

00:07:25to talk about this legend,

00:07:26It turns out that it was a hoax that was recognized in 1994.

00:07:29Just one of the people who intervened in that setup when he was about to die,

00:07:33He admitted to having taken these photos to see them.

00:07:3560 years of trickery?

00:07:36Yeah.

00:07:36It seems there are other, more disturbing ones, Alberto.

00:07:38Look, this one was taken by Lachian Stewart on July 14, 1941.

00:07:43He was taking a walk one morning around Loch Ness, and he was only able to take this one photo.

00:07:46He thought it was some kind of motorboat that was going at full speed with three boats in a row.

00:07:53And well, apparently he took this photograph.

00:07:55He said he could see one of the monster's heads, which was more or less compressed, as if it were

00:07:59a sheep.

00:08:00It was roughly the size it was, and it went in and out of the water.

00:08:03And he was able to take this photo, which they say was taken from about 45 meters away.

00:08:07In other words, the monster was quite close.

00:08:09The thing is, they also say it's possible that they were three rocks coming out of that lake.

00:08:15And that it could be just that, an optical illusion.

00:08:17We have another photo, Alberto.

00:08:18Yes, it was taken next to Urkujar Castle.

00:08:21I think this photo is quite revealing.

00:08:23Because now we can know, more clearly, roughly how big the monster was.

00:08:28A visual reference.

00:08:29Because we already have a visual reference.

00:08:31And this one was released in 1955.

00:08:33The thing is, I think that in the lake, in this lake, with the conditions, it has 40 kilometers more.

00:08:38or less in length.

00:08:39We are talking about a lake that is very deep, 250 meters.

00:08:44The waters are very murky.

00:08:45That's why I believe the enigma will always remain unsolved, despite the many investigations that

00:08:49They have been done.

00:08:50That's a perfect report, Alberto. Thank you very much.

00:08:52You are welcome.

00:08:52I was talking to them about Spain.

00:08:53And of several lakes, specifically one, where there has always been talk of gigantic monsters.

00:08:58But in this case, there is some truth to it.

00:09:01Do you want to find out?

00:09:02Do you want to meet the real and enigmatic monsters of the lake?

00:09:05In 1751, the French botanist Michel Adamson made another surprising discovery.

00:09:13On one of his trips around the world, he discovered and classified the catfish for the first time.

00:09:20Terrified, he assured his colleagues that this was one of the largest and most monstrous freshwater fish.

00:09:27Many, when he described his appearance, did not believe him.

00:09:31Others quickly made that species the protagonist of many macabre stories.

00:09:37Thus began the black legend.

00:09:42Mequinenza Reservoir, belonging to the Ebro River and located in the Lower Aragon region of Zaragoza.

00:09:48It is one of the largest hydroelectric dams in Spain.

00:09:52Its inland coastlines extend for about 500 kilometers.

00:09:56And its capacity is 1530 cubic hectometers.

00:10:01It is popularly known as the Sea of Aragon.

00:10:04And it's teeming with impressive catfish.

00:10:09The largest catfish caught in Mequinenza and a Spanish record weighs 95 kilos.

00:10:13Enormous, 2 meters 40 in length and 95 kilos.

00:10:18In 1974, a German fisherman introduced this species to Spain.

00:10:24Several fry were smuggled across the Spanish border at La Junquera,

00:10:29coming from the Danube.

00:10:31In just over 30 years, the wels catfish has become the undisputed ruler of the waters of

00:10:37Mequinenza.

00:10:38There have been some rumors about divers going down to repair the Mequinenza dam,

00:10:42that there were some huge fish and they wouldn't go down unless they were in cages or something like that.

00:10:48Little by little, the story of missing children near the shores,

00:10:53of young people dragged into the depths and of immense masses that devoured everything in the swamp beds,

00:11:00They grew up, becoming a true urban legend.

00:11:17Unfortunately, this is not the only time that exotic specimens have been released.

00:11:23unknown and even dangerous in our rivers or lakes,

00:11:27generating problems or even episodes of collective psychosis.

00:11:33But what does this fish eat?

00:11:36Would it be able to swallow a small human body?

00:11:40as has been published on several occasions?

00:11:43The catfish feeds on anything living or dead in the water.

00:11:48From carp weighing one kilo, two kilos, three kilos, birds, anything.

00:11:55I don't think it attacks bathers out of instinct to eat or anything like that.

00:12:00It's possible that it bites as a reflex.

00:12:03In other words, what we have discovered about these fish is that when we started fishing for them,

00:12:07When you bring it close to your boat, you have to grab it by the mouth, pull it up, unhook it, and put it back in the water.

00:12:16Now there are many times when you approach to pick it up, it attacks, it bites.

00:12:20It's a fish with a somewhat unsettling appearance, a fish that has a sort of serpentine look.

00:12:28without scales, of a very primitive appearance.

00:12:31And I'll say it again, right?

00:12:32They are perhaps species or beings suitable for implanting those archetypes that we all carry within us.

00:12:40That immense mouth, that enormous body, inside a place, in waters that are not very well lit.

00:12:47Since the dawn of humanity, from the first settlers who established themselves near lakes,

00:12:53Under the light of the moon, people began to believe in fabulous creatures, such as long snakes,

00:13:00Humanized tritons or strange lamias or women with frog feet,

00:13:04that diabolically drew us to the bottom.

00:13:08All our fears from thousands of generations, which, despite what anyone says, are still there, waiting.

00:13:20Our colleague Luis Álvarez brought us these truly impressive images of catfish.

00:13:24For those unfamiliar with the world of fishing, these are elements that are already generating urban legends.

00:13:30There are several that visit other lakes, such as Bañolas, and others in the Basque Country,

00:13:34They speak of members of various security forces, who, because of the disappearance of a child,

00:13:39They enter its waters and refuse to continue diving.

00:13:43The scene that repeats itself over and over again.

00:13:45They're asking for protection, they're asking for cages, as they've heard, because there are some enormous rocks down there.

00:13:49floating with those enormous mouths, swallowing everything with immense whiskers.

00:13:54Well, legend or reality, it seems to be part of both.

00:13:57We wanted to get the opinion of a zoologist, a well-known researcher,

00:14:02Luis Miguel Domínguez, a man who has traveled the world, also in search of legends that have to do with

00:14:07the lakes.

00:14:08Without a doubt, and perhaps you remember it, the most surprising one happened very close by, in Madrid,

00:14:12And it had to do, believe it or not, with an elusive crocodile.

00:14:16I don't know, no, in Spain, it's true that if you go into fishermen's chat rooms, on the Internet,

00:14:22One discovers how the presence of crocodiles is becoming increasingly evident.

00:14:25It must be said that this is not a fact that is isolated solely in the realm of imagination,

00:14:31of the paranormal, but there are certainly facts that allow us to gather data,

00:14:36They allow us to know that there are or have been crocodiles in the waters of many Spanish reservoirs and lakes.

00:14:43And the old dictionaries of monsters always talk about the same thing,

00:14:46of the beings that are near the lakes when night falls.

00:14:49Pure and simple mythology that is reproduced in every corner of Spain.

00:14:53Each in their own way, with their own image, but always with the feeling that it was dangerous.

00:14:57approaching, as José Luis Cardero, the anthropologist, said, those border places,

00:15:01places where everything is possible at certain times, the hours of the dead.

00:15:05There's a very curious relationship. The fear of lakes, of their inhabitants, persists in the 21st century.

00:15:11Biologist Fernando González Hiches tells us about it.

00:15:14For most people, sea monsters are part of those legends that come from centuries ago.

00:15:21in which sea serpents, the kraken, and the leviathan are somewhat imaginary monsters,

00:15:28but people think they're not real.

00:15:30And truly, behind each of these legends are real animals,

00:15:34which are no less fantastic than those of legends,

00:15:39And that, well, doesn't mean they don't still abide by the laws of biology.

00:15:43Recently, either this week or last week, 11,000 new species have been discovered.

00:15:47on a three-month expedition.

00:15:4911,000 new species. There's still so much to discover.

00:16:10There is no doubt that, these days, digital photographs are the absolute majority.

00:16:15But sometimes, among them all, a small black and white gem appears.

00:16:20Carmen Porter brings it, as always. Carmen, good evening.

00:16:22Good evening, Iker. Indeed, Mari, from Valdepeñas, sent us this curious image taken many years ago.

00:16:29He has dusted off this photograph from his personal archive, in which we see in the foreground

00:16:33to a figure that appears to have a kind of long skirt or cassock.

00:16:37The figures behind him, those men, also seem to be watching what this character is doing.

00:16:42And that person really was there.

00:16:44What was interesting was the effect that the camera captured.

00:16:47That figure was in motion, and the lenses of the cameras of that era,

00:16:51which are nothing like they are now,

00:16:53They have produced this curious effect in an image, in a person, in which the face is not visible.

00:16:58Nothing more, nothing less, a completely rational explanation, Iker.

00:17:01What a shame, because I was looking at the eerie image of the vampire of Barcelona,

00:17:05advancing down the street in their sinister robes.

00:17:08It's very similar to what we reported here just seven days ago.

00:17:11This image is more modern and I think it also has quite a bit of mystery.

00:17:14Manuel Sánchez Villanueva sent us this image taken by some friends.

00:17:18They were playing a game of Villar, and decided to take a photograph

00:17:22And just as they reveal it, they see a curious face appear behind them in the mirror.

00:17:27Look, Iker.

00:17:27Guillermo León has left that face on us.

00:17:30And indeed it seems that a man has his likeness imprinted on that crystal.

00:17:35In this photo, what may have happened is that the stains on the mirror,

00:17:39By reflecting the flash light, they produce different illuminated areas

00:17:42and have caused this terrible, if we see it that way, human face.

00:17:47We'll see many more photographs later, because some seem to have even captured a phenomenon.

00:17:52which has interested modern science, especially psychiatry.

00:17:55We are referring to dormitory visitors.

00:17:58Some, rather, call them night terrors.

00:18:01We felt a great paralysis, a kind of internal agitation.

00:18:05Something is calling us, we are waking up.

00:18:06And suddenly, is it not a dream, is it not reality, or is it both?

00:18:10There is someone staring at us, at the foot of our own bed.

00:18:13The story we're going to tell on Cuarto Milenio is truly impressive.

00:18:30The story we're going to tell on Cuarto Milenio is truly impressive.

00:18:49The story we're going to tell on Cuarto Milenio is truly impressive.

00:18:50The story we're going to tell on Cuarto Milenio is truly impressive.

00:18:57It can happen any night, even tonight, why not?

00:19:00You are in your own bed, peacefully, in total darkness, 3 or 4 in the morning.

00:19:05At least some expert reports identify those hours as the most likely.

00:19:11probably the deepest phase of our sleep,

00:19:13And suddenly we hear a name, usually our own, a name, someone calling us.

00:19:19We wake up quickly, sometimes we can't sit up because we feel like our whole body is completely paralyzed.

00:19:26Sleep paralysis.

00:19:27Then, a vision, someone human or a single face, a floating face that looks at us.

00:19:32We might even identify it with someone, someone deceased, a childhood friend, something absolutely absurd.

00:19:39Many think it could be a lucid dream.

00:19:42Psychiatry and psychology have attempted to explain these night terrors,

00:19:46But tonight, here on Cuarto Milenio, we want to know a little more.

00:19:51Since the earliest times, men's sleep has been disturbed by entities

00:19:56who have come to the foot of the beds for unknown purposes.

00:20:01All cultures, eras, and beliefs have harbored stories about these apparitions.

00:20:07On September 21, 1823, John Smith wrote,

00:20:12Suddenly a figure appeared beside my bed, standing in the air,

00:20:17because his feet did not touch the ground.

00:20:19When I first saw him, I was afraid, but the fear soon left me.

00:20:24He called me by name, and told me that he was a messenger and envoy from the presence of God,

00:20:29and that his name was Moroni.

00:20:32As a result of this apparition, Smith founded The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,

00:20:39popularly known as the Mormons.

00:20:41Sometimes the experience is positive, and those who receive the visit,

00:20:46They receive some kind of mystical revelation that radically alters their lives.

00:20:51Other times, the experience is far from positive,

00:20:56and the person feels as if they are paralyzed in their bed, against their will,

00:21:01while he, or the beings, subject him to unknown scientific tests,

00:21:05and even to sexual abuse.

00:21:08The witnesses who dare to recount these experiences,

00:21:11They speak of genuine abductions,

00:21:14of being taken from their bedrooms, passing through walls and ceilings, as if by magic.

00:21:19The American author, Whitley Stryver,

00:21:22recounted in his bestseller Communion,

00:21:25As for years, he himself was a victim of these visits,

00:21:28which in his case, caused him profound trauma.

00:21:31Dr. Michael A. Persinger has studied this type of event.

00:21:35and thinks they are complex hallucinatory dramas

00:21:38caused by some type of sleep-related pathology.

00:21:42It's possible.

00:21:43But, real or not,

00:21:45the only thing we can be sure of

00:21:47It's because these entities continue every night,

00:21:51disturbing the rest of human beings.

00:21:57These stories, these apparitions,

00:22:00They radically alter the trajectory of many lives.

00:22:03An incredible example is the one we are about to tell you.

00:22:06A person with rather deviant behavior, it must be said.

00:22:09and that one night he had a visit from a messenger,

00:22:12from a strange messenger.

00:22:13This exciting story,

00:22:16half chronicle, half novel,

00:22:19It was collected by María Vallejo Nájera, a graduate in pedagogy,

00:22:22a true bestseller, it must be said.

00:22:24because many people, and perhaps this is a large part of the mystery,

00:22:27She saw her own story reflected in these lines.

00:22:30We're talking about this book,

00:22:32A messenger in the night.

00:22:34And María Vallejo Nájera is with us, it's a pleasure.

00:22:36Maria, good evening.

00:22:37Hello good evening.

00:22:38Today, a story that deeply affected you,

00:22:40And perhaps the most amazing thing is that this individual,

00:22:43Okay, tell us who he was,

00:22:45why was he there, where was he?

00:22:46And what happened to him last night?

00:22:48Well, this person was very dangerous.

00:22:52He was there for many, many years.

00:22:54working in a London gang of mobsters,

00:22:57committing all kinds of robberies,

00:22:59Well, crimes even much more dangerous than that,

00:23:02until one day Scotland Yard catches him

00:23:04and they put him in jail,

00:23:05He received a 25-year sentence.

00:23:07Then, with an appeal to the Supreme Court,

00:23:09It ended up in 14.

00:23:11This person entered several prisons,

00:23:14It wasn't just one,

00:23:15They kept replacing him because he was very problematic.

00:23:17inside the prison itself,

00:23:19He was a leader,

00:23:20He was a very intelligent man.

00:23:21And well, it happened that in one of them,

00:23:23in Everthorpe Prison,

00:23:25in the north of England,

00:23:27one night,

00:23:28December 31, 1996,

00:23:32entering the new year of '97,

00:23:34at 2 a.m.

00:23:36He says he wakes up with a very strong punch in the chest.

00:23:39A punch?

00:23:40But do you notice it physically?

00:23:41He notices it physically.

00:23:42He told me that he was fast asleep

00:23:45and that a sharp blow to the chest woke him up.

00:23:47He was stunned,

00:23:48falls out of bed,

00:23:49It starts to defend itself,

00:23:50thinking they were going to hit him

00:23:52or that it was a colleague who had managed to get into the cell.

00:23:55And when he opens his eyes,

00:23:56He sees a being full of light

00:23:58which leaves him completely stunned,

00:24:00completely scared.

00:24:01At first he doesn't know what it is,

00:24:03and curls up in a corner,

00:24:04trembling with fear,

00:24:05until he says that a tremendous peace washes over him,

00:24:08He approaches Squats and remains on his knees.

00:24:10And this angelic being,

00:24:12that he interpreted it,

00:24:13The protagonist, Albert, like an angel,

00:24:15He spoke with him

00:24:16And he told her a series of things that have come true.

00:24:19But the first glimpse,

00:24:21Maria, this seems incredible to us,

00:24:22He is a dangerous person.

00:24:24in a cell,

00:24:2614 years old,

00:24:27And suddenly what you see first,

00:24:29a man who seems to be surrounded by light,

00:24:31or emit light from the inside out.

00:24:32He described him to me as a man full of light,

00:24:36She immediately understood that he was an angel.

00:24:38Although Albert was not religious,

00:24:40He was a person who had not even been baptized,

00:24:43But he interpreted that as an angel.

00:24:45And well,

00:24:46He saw him surrounded by light,

00:24:47He saw that some very large rays were coming out of it.

00:24:49behind the back,

00:24:50and this angelic being,

00:24:52He spoke to her and told her that God had chosen her,

00:24:55that it was going to radically change his life,

00:24:57that from that moment on

00:24:58I would work only for the Lord,

00:25:00and he reached out his hand and touched her,

00:25:02He touched her mouth,

00:25:04And he says he felt a very tender warmth,

00:25:06very hot,

00:25:06but also very tender.

00:25:09The apparition lasted a very short time,

00:25:11about 10 minutes,

00:25:12as mysteriously as he appeared,

00:25:14disappeared,

00:25:15He remained on his knees,

00:25:17enveloped once again in darkness.

00:25:19The door was closed,

00:25:20The door was closed,

00:25:22the first thing that caught his attention

00:25:23Those were the shouts of his comrades

00:25:24from the other cells,

00:25:26because they had indeed seen the light,

00:25:28Furthermore,

00:25:28They awoke to the glow,

00:25:30They were angry with him,

00:25:32And this was very important to him,

00:25:33to realize that he hadn't dreamt it,

00:25:35He said nothing.

00:25:37They tried to calm down,

00:25:38and well,

00:25:39the first thing he thought

00:25:40He had lost his mind,

00:25:42because we are talking about a person

00:25:43that he had abused for many years

00:25:44of alcohol and drugs,

00:25:46And he thought,

00:25:47Well,

00:25:47In the end, drugs attacked my brain.

00:25:50What happens next?

00:25:51Well,

00:25:52He sits back down on the cot.

00:25:53increasingly confused,

00:25:55He realized that everything was there,

00:25:56I didn't have pajamas,

00:25:57He was wearing a cotton tracksuit,

00:25:59It was attached to the body

00:26:00from how much he had sweated,

00:26:01during this appearance,

00:26:03And this is strange,

00:26:03Iker,

00:26:03because it was extremely cold in England,

00:26:05in winter,

00:26:06It's not like in Spain,

00:26:07It was snowing outside,

00:26:08And that surprised him,

00:26:09and even a little bit of steam was coming out

00:26:11from one's own sweat,

00:26:12And he said,

00:26:12My God,

00:26:13What happened here?

00:26:14And then he started to look

00:26:15the walls of his cell,

00:26:16He had them, like all his friends,

00:26:19completely covered with pornography,

00:26:21some of them quite aggressive,

00:26:23And he says that what he noticed in his heart

00:26:24It was an overwhelming sadness,

00:26:26until that day

00:26:27He had argued with his colleagues,

00:26:29like children with trading cards,

00:26:30to take them off,

00:26:31and began to feel a need

00:26:34to remove them,

00:26:34from scratching them,

00:26:35and in an uncontrolled manner

00:26:37he started doing it,

00:26:38to the point that the colleagues

00:26:39They started protesting again,

00:26:41But what are you doing?

00:26:41You're making a lot of noise,

00:26:42It looks like you're tearing up the posters,

00:26:44and well,

00:26:45from that moment on

00:26:46I could tell you so many things,

00:26:48and that the most important thing

00:26:49It's because he has a transformation

00:26:51on an impressive spiritual level,

00:26:54from that day forward

00:26:55He's incredibly hungry

00:26:56to know God,

00:26:57that someone would speak to him,

00:26:58I didn't have a Bible,

00:26:59I knew nothing,

00:27:00and the first one who came

00:27:01He is a monk,

00:27:02that he was going to visit the prisoners,

00:27:05to jail,

00:27:05And he's the only one she tells.

00:27:07your experience,

00:27:08She was extremely embarrassed

00:27:09tell your friends,

00:27:10Because let's remember that Albert was a leader,

00:27:13He was the one who got the drugs,

00:27:14alcohol for prisoners,

00:27:15And of course,

00:27:16It was a very abrupt change,

00:27:18He spent the rest of his sentence

00:27:19to study theology,

00:27:21In England this can be done.

00:27:24He passed the exams very well,

00:27:25and as soon as his sentence was over

00:27:27He was admitted by a great miracle,

00:27:30because nobody knew him,

00:27:31But he asked to be admitted.

00:27:33in a monastery,

00:27:34He was rejected by all the schools in England.

00:27:35except in one,

00:27:36And that's where his life ended.

00:27:38as a Benedictine monk,

00:27:39I already know him as a monk,

00:27:42his story had transcended

00:27:43to the media,

00:27:44Because, as I said,

00:27:46He was a well-known person

00:27:47at the police level

00:27:48for having belonged to this gang,

00:27:49In other words, a major boss,

00:27:50It was a little chapel, let's say.

00:27:52because he was one of the boys

00:27:53of the big bosses,

00:27:54The bosses were called

00:27:55the Craig brothers,

00:27:56who were very well known in England,

00:27:58and well,

00:27:59I entered this monastery,

00:28:00The journalists try

00:28:01pursue their story,

00:28:02someone,

00:28:03a friend of mine,

00:28:04a priest,

00:28:04He talks to me about the subject,

00:28:05I present myself at the monastery

00:28:06with very little hope,

00:28:08And to everyone's surprise,

00:28:10including myself,

00:28:11He chose me

00:28:12so that I could tell his story,

00:28:14I was with him for a year and a half.

00:28:15Why did he choose you?

00:28:16Why does he trust you?

00:28:18That's a question.

00:28:19Iker,

00:28:19that I have done so many times,

00:28:21And so many journalists ask me that,

00:28:23The truth is that to this day,

00:28:24I don't know,

00:28:25I think it's been a great gift

00:28:26that God has made me,

00:28:28He always answered me

00:28:29that he had prayed a lot

00:28:31to choose the right person,

00:28:33and that in his heart he felt

00:28:34that I wasn't the right one,

00:28:35And why did you go there?

00:28:37Because a priest friend of mine

00:28:39He convinced me,

00:28:40told me,

00:28:40Why don't you go?

00:28:41Is this person there?

00:28:42He knew I was a writer,

00:28:44This friend of mine,

00:28:45And he convinced me.

00:28:46And well,

00:28:46Well, Albert,

00:28:47in the end,

00:28:48he told me

00:28:49that although he believed

00:28:50that I wasn't the most suitable

00:28:51because of the language,

00:28:52although I speak English very well,

00:28:53I'll never be like a native,

00:28:54and she was a woman,

00:28:55a woman cannot entangle

00:28:56in a Benedictine monastery,

00:28:57No?,

00:28:57of closure.

00:28:58You had it a bit difficult,

00:28:59Everything was against him,

00:29:00Iker,

00:29:00But he says he prayed

00:29:02and that constantly

00:29:04My name came to his mind,

00:29:05it came to his mind,

00:29:06And he said to me,

00:29:06I think you'll manage to publish it.

00:29:08I always told him,

00:29:09I'm sure nobody will want this story.

00:29:11They're going to throw it in my face.

00:29:12And he said to me,

00:29:13No,

00:29:13Are you going to publish it?

00:29:13and it's going to be an incredible success,

00:29:15now that I miss him so much

00:29:16because my protagonist died,

00:29:19I remember his words very well.

00:29:21He also varies

00:29:22the lives of many other people,

00:29:23No?

00:29:23A lot of people.

00:29:24Because I imagine,

00:29:24What was the impact?

00:29:25of those they were used to

00:29:27to rob him

00:29:27or to commit atrocities against him,

00:29:29had he thus turned into...?

00:29:31Well,

00:29:31It was a very complicated process,

00:29:33At first the colleagues

00:29:34from prison

00:29:35They started making fun of him

00:29:36when they saw that he didn't want to get hit,

00:29:37that he didn't want any more trouble,

00:29:40Then he had a hard time,

00:29:41There even came a moment

00:29:42to eat alone,

00:29:43At first he was the leader of the table

00:29:44and in the end they were letting him go,

00:29:46thinking that he had turned

00:29:47a strange person,

00:29:48No?

00:29:49But little by little they discovered

00:29:50that a kindness was being born within him,

00:29:52which was a thing

00:29:53that had never existed

00:29:54in his heart

00:29:55And little by little he began

00:29:56to attend to the other prisoners

00:29:58when they had problems,

00:29:59when they cried,

00:30:00when a relative of theirs died

00:30:01or when a victim died

00:30:03whom they had stabbed

00:30:04and the prisoners,

00:30:05then there are moments

00:30:06in those who repent,

00:30:07Not all,

00:30:08but some did

00:30:09and Albert always succeeded

00:30:10to give them that comfort,

00:30:11That surprised him a lot.

00:30:13Then he started working

00:30:14in nursing

00:30:16from prison

00:30:17helping those who had AIDS,

00:30:19all this had

00:30:19completely amazed,

00:30:21No?

00:30:21To the guards,

00:30:22to the prisoners

00:30:23And then years passed.

00:30:24because this experience

00:30:26It happened to him four years ago

00:30:27before the sentence ends

00:30:28and well,

00:30:29those remaining four years

00:30:30His conduct was extraordinary.

00:30:32and went through two more prisons.

00:30:33Were there more visitors, Maria?

00:30:35Yeah,

00:30:36There were more visits,

00:30:37This was the most spectacular one,

00:30:38He never wanted to talk to me.

00:30:39of the others,

00:30:40Yes, things have happened to me.

00:30:42in the monastery

00:30:43working with him,

00:30:44when I was talking to him

00:30:45Suddenly I saw him as,

00:30:47I dare not say in ecstasy,

00:30:48I saw him as if he wasn't paying attention to me.

00:30:50and that blurred the gaze

00:30:52and I was a little scared

00:30:53I looked back as I walked,

00:30:55But what if there's no one else?

00:30:55in the fourth

00:30:56and when he came to

00:30:57I was telling him,

00:30:58What happened?

00:30:59And he told me,

00:30:59No, I can't tell you.

00:31:01but I did notice

00:31:02a very special peace

00:31:03in the environment

00:31:03and then when I was

00:31:05very sick,

00:31:05shortly before dying

00:31:06of his liver cancer,

00:31:07He confessed to me that during

00:31:08our interviews

00:31:09many times he had surrounded

00:31:11the whole room,

00:31:12not around me,

00:31:13but all around,

00:31:14of angels,

00:31:15Yes, I did see them.

00:31:16Maria,

00:31:16I know that you have continued

00:31:17investigating the fruits,

00:31:19the impact of this study

00:31:20has caused other things

00:31:21that you would never have imagined,

00:31:23almost reach you

00:31:24a lot of information

00:31:25of specific people,

00:31:26names and surnames

00:31:27telling you,

00:31:28The same thing happened to me.

00:31:30Indeed,

00:31:30I've received tons of letters,

00:31:33Furthermore,

00:31:33I'm collecting them

00:31:34to publish a new book

00:31:35because they are worth it,

00:31:37It's even happened to me

00:31:38giving lectures

00:31:39in universities,

00:31:40in many centers,

00:31:42that then when finished

00:31:43the conference

00:31:44a very shy person

00:31:45He approached me

00:31:46with tears in her eyes

00:31:47saying,

00:31:48Look,

00:31:48I've never dared

00:31:49don't tell anyone

00:31:50This experience,

00:31:51Maybe he was an old man

00:31:5280 years old,

00:31:53and he tells me

00:31:53that happened to him as a child,

00:31:55he says that in his memory

00:31:55It's so absolutely fresh

00:31:58as if it were the day

00:31:59from yesterday,

00:32:00as if it had happened to him

00:32:01yesterday,

00:32:02And this has made me

00:32:03think a lot,

00:32:04Of course

00:32:04when the character

00:32:05He died.

00:32:06who died

00:32:07not in my arms

00:32:08because the last few days

00:32:09the monks wouldn't let me

00:32:10to be with him,

00:32:10They wanted it all for themselves,

00:32:12Yes, I was convinced.

00:32:13that this was real,

00:32:14also one important thing

00:32:15that I haven't done

00:32:16It's because the abbot of the monastery

00:32:17He was a psychiatrist,

00:32:18I am the daughter of a psychiatrist.

00:32:19And I have tremendous faith.

00:32:20in that science,

00:32:21and at first

00:32:22said,

00:32:22I consult a psychiatrist.

00:32:23I'm not going in.

00:32:24because it can also enter

00:32:25madness in this type

00:32:26of experiences,

00:32:26and the abbot of the monastery

00:32:28He told me he was

00:32:29completely healthy,

00:32:30that he had done

00:32:31all types of studies,

00:32:32and that all the monks

00:32:33They believed it was true.

00:32:34Maria,

00:32:35just wishing you

00:32:36many more hits,

00:32:37that you inform us

00:32:38of the investigations

00:32:39and research

00:32:40that have arisen

00:32:41Based on this story,

00:32:42And I imagine that,

00:32:43Well,

00:32:43All the best wishes

00:32:44for that man

00:32:45which of course

00:32:45changed his life

00:32:46and it has changed

00:32:47that of many other people.

00:32:48Well yes,

00:32:49indeed,

00:32:49thank you,

00:32:50Yes, you already know.

00:32:50Where am I.

00:32:51Maria,

00:32:51thank you so much.

00:32:52To you.

00:32:52And now we're going to talk

00:32:53of a topic

00:32:53much less friendly,

00:32:55Well,

00:32:55It depends on how you look at it.

00:32:57This person

00:32:57who saw a figure of light

00:32:59inside the cell

00:33:00he thought at one point

00:33:01that his brain

00:33:01was affected

00:33:02for drugs,

00:33:03by real poisons

00:33:04whom he had abused

00:33:05for a long time.

00:33:06And we're going to talk about that.

00:33:07of poisons.

00:33:08They are talking

00:33:09a lot lately

00:33:09even political leaders

00:33:11that have been

00:33:12well, almost less

00:33:13how stunned

00:33:14with strange substances.

00:33:16The history of our country

00:33:17It's a dark story too.

00:33:18Have you heard of

00:33:19of the poisoners?

00:33:20We have tried

00:33:21conduct research

00:33:22searching,

00:33:23unfortunately,

00:33:23the history of women

00:33:24not too long ago

00:33:26They sat on the garrote.

00:33:27It's his fault,

00:33:28to have poisoned.

00:33:29It's a story,

00:33:30I repeat,

00:33:30black and shocking.

00:34:05Lady,

00:34:06Do you feel like it?

00:34:07Another cup of herbs?

00:34:10So,

00:34:10with this type

00:34:11of herbal teas,

00:34:13was used

00:34:14with attitude

00:34:16civilina

00:34:16a woman,

00:34:17Pilar Prades.

00:34:19I was very interested

00:34:19in which his lady

00:34:20ingested

00:34:21all the content.

00:34:22Perhaps because

00:34:23his envy,

00:34:25the evil offspring

00:34:26that I had inside,

00:34:27his attitude

00:34:28absolutely hostile,

00:34:30had done

00:34:30make

00:34:31a macabre plan.

00:34:32He had added

00:34:34Well, a few drops

00:34:35of an element

00:34:36which may seem

00:34:36harmless,

00:34:38ant killer.

00:34:39That's how he acted

00:34:40the one that happened

00:34:40to posterity

00:34:41as a poisoner

00:34:42from Valencia.

00:34:43Pilar Prades

00:34:44She was the last woman

00:34:44who sat down

00:34:45in front of the macabre

00:34:46garrote vil.

00:34:47We're going to tell

00:34:47its history

00:34:48because she is worthy

00:34:49from a novel.

00:34:49But curiously,

00:34:51in these last few days,

00:34:52full 21st century,

00:34:53we don't talk

00:34:53from the 1950s,

00:34:54They talk again

00:34:55of poisons,

00:34:56of toxic substances

00:34:57that consume us

00:34:58without us being

00:34:59aware of this,

00:35:00of toxic elements

00:35:02almost invisible,

00:35:03even of large

00:35:04heads of state

00:35:05or of political candidates

00:35:07whose face

00:35:07it has become deformed

00:35:08because of this type

00:35:09of substances.

00:35:10This research

00:35:11we loved her

00:35:12call deadly poison.

00:35:15Since Adam

00:35:16bite the apple

00:35:17encouraged by the serpent,

00:35:19There are many cases

00:35:20throughout history

00:35:21of great men

00:35:23and women

00:35:23that have succumbed

00:35:25under strange circumstances

00:35:26without violence

00:35:28apparent

00:35:28not a drop of blood

00:35:30some.

00:35:31envy,

00:35:33hates,

00:35:34revenge

00:35:34and a thirst for power

00:35:35the lowest ones stirred up

00:35:37crowd instincts

00:35:38of people,

00:35:39many of them anonymous,

00:35:41that went down in history

00:35:42for his terrible acts

00:35:43for those who found

00:35:45a fearsome ally,

00:35:47the poison.

00:35:53Many of the men

00:35:54that occupied

00:35:55the top of the world

00:35:56at some point

00:35:57of history

00:35:57they were suddenly

00:35:59annihilated with poison.

00:36:00The Roman emperor Claudius,

00:36:02Popes Clement VII

00:36:04or Alexander VI,

00:36:05the philosophers

00:36:06Socrates and Seneca

00:36:08succumbed

00:36:09before a witness

00:36:10but enough

00:36:11dose of poison.

00:36:12A single drop

00:36:13achieved what thousands

00:36:15of men

00:36:15They didn't succeed.

00:36:17They have had

00:36:17that centuries may pass

00:36:19so that science

00:36:20discovered

00:36:20astonishing deaths

00:36:21through commitment.

00:36:23Cases like

00:36:24those of Tutankhamun

00:36:25or Napoleon

00:36:25assume

00:36:26the most Dantean

00:36:27an example of this.

00:36:28The story recorded

00:36:30than the first

00:36:30He died from a blow

00:36:31in the head

00:36:31and the second

00:36:33died

00:36:33because

00:36:34of cancer.

00:36:35Exhaustive

00:36:36research

00:36:37they ruled

00:36:38that the truth

00:36:38It was much cruder.

00:36:40They were poisoned

00:36:41by someone

00:36:42of his utmost confidence.

00:36:44Not always

00:36:45the poison

00:36:45it is used

00:36:46to murder.

00:36:47Other highlights

00:36:48characters

00:36:49of history

00:36:49They gave him

00:36:50another terrifying use

00:36:52suicide.

00:36:54Cleopatra

00:36:55preferred

00:36:55the poison

00:36:56of a cobra

00:36:56before showing

00:36:58surrendered

00:36:58and subjected

00:36:59scent.

00:37:00When it happened

00:37:01the Nazi decline

00:37:02many of its leaders

00:37:03they were poisoned

00:37:04to avoid being arrested

00:37:05by the allies.

00:37:07The most terrible case

00:37:08It was Goebbels's.

00:37:09He poisoned

00:37:10to his six children

00:37:10so that they would not fall

00:37:12in enemy hands

00:37:13and then

00:37:14He shot himself

00:37:15in the head.

00:37:17Nowadays

00:37:18the shadow

00:37:19of the poison

00:37:20is still present

00:37:21in some

00:37:21of the deaths

00:37:22of people

00:37:22most influential

00:37:23of the world.

00:37:24The charismatic

00:37:25Palestinian leader

00:37:26Arafat

00:37:27he went away

00:37:27of this convulsive

00:37:28planet

00:37:29leaving doubt

00:37:30whether it was

00:37:31or not poisoned.

00:37:33Other leaders

00:37:34like Fidel Castro

00:37:34or Patrice Lumumba

00:37:36driving

00:37:37of independence

00:37:38from the Congo

00:37:38suffered

00:37:39attempts

00:37:40poisoning

00:37:41that did not arrive

00:37:42to lick.

00:37:43But surely

00:37:44the most terrible case

00:37:44of recent years

00:37:45It starred

00:37:47Victor Yusenko.

00:37:48The president

00:37:49from Ukraine

00:37:49suffered

00:37:50a transformation

00:37:51monstrous

00:37:52upon ingestion

00:37:53a soup

00:37:53poisoned

00:37:54by agents

00:37:54of the former KGB.

00:37:56The last precedent

00:37:57It emerged a few weeks ago

00:37:58with the death

00:38:00of the former leader

00:38:00Sergio Milosevic.

00:38:02Since ancient times

00:38:03poisons

00:38:04have evolved.

00:38:06The powers

00:38:07and the secret services

00:38:08They are still investigating

00:38:09to give

00:38:10with new formulas

00:38:11of death

00:38:11that escape

00:38:12to the eyes

00:38:12of justice.

00:38:14For Celso

00:38:14the father

00:38:15of pharmacology

00:38:16he ruled

00:38:17everything is poison

00:38:19nothing is

00:38:20without poison.

00:38:21Just the dose

00:38:22makes the poison.

00:38:27Surely

00:38:28one of the first

00:38:29articles

00:38:29published in Spain

00:38:30on this matter

00:38:32of poisons

00:38:33and the possible

00:38:34biological terrorism

00:38:36using them

00:38:37It was the journalist's

00:38:38Argentinean

00:38:38Alejandro Viñati

00:38:39in Unknown World.

00:38:41It's curious.

00:38:42because a week later

00:38:43died

00:38:43under strange circumstances

00:38:44in a hotel in Caracas.

00:38:45One death still

00:38:46unresolved.

00:38:47It seems that it still is

00:38:48a taboo subject

00:38:49even for lovers

00:38:50of the mystery.

00:38:51We are accompanied by

00:38:52Don José Cabrera

00:38:54collaborator

00:38:54now usual

00:38:55of this team

00:38:56doctor

00:38:57toxicological

00:38:58forensic.

00:38:59Don José

00:39:00Hello.

00:39:01Is it that easy?

00:39:02poison?

00:39:03Are

00:39:04Let's put it this way

00:39:04Does it cost so little?

00:39:05Is it possible?

00:39:06without one realizing

00:39:07Not even aware?

00:39:08It's easy

00:39:08another issue

00:39:10more difficult

00:39:10so that it goes unnoticed

00:39:11because in every house

00:39:12of the people

00:39:13who is watching us now

00:39:14There are more than 20 substances

00:39:15which can be deadly.

00:39:1720 substances

00:39:18in every house?

00:39:19Of those who are not

00:39:20watching right now.

00:39:21And can any be mentioned?

00:39:21We're not going to tell them

00:39:23to prevent someone

00:39:24that I feel like it

00:39:25to go to this point

00:39:25leave.

00:39:27I mean,

00:39:27It would not be ethical

00:39:28It's permissible to say so.

00:39:29We have seen the face

00:39:30of that man

00:39:31of that politician

00:39:32Ukrainian

00:39:32which is tremendous.

00:39:35Intelligence services

00:39:36it seems that during

00:39:36many years

00:39:37They have treated the poison.

00:39:38as just another weapon.

00:39:39What is being done

00:39:40nowadays?

00:39:41What is being done

00:39:42that we don't know

00:39:43of course

00:39:44because it is hidden

00:39:44They are clandestine laboratories

00:39:45probably

00:39:46and outside of the budgets

00:39:48general

00:39:48is looking for substances

00:39:50that leave no trace

00:39:51and that they are fast.

00:39:53For example

00:39:54nerve gases

00:39:55substances that have to do with

00:39:56with heart failure

00:39:57without a sequel

00:39:58because the key

00:39:59of a poison

00:39:59It's not that it kills

00:40:00which is easy to find

00:40:01a poison that kills

00:40:02the key

00:40:03for a doctor

00:40:04above all

00:40:04for a criminologist

00:40:06is that there isn't

00:40:07no analytical possibility

00:40:08to discover

00:40:08the trail of poison.

00:40:10Which ones are the most powerful?

00:40:12Here's a sample

00:40:13We were talking earlier

00:40:13by Pilar Prades

00:40:14and its ant killer

00:40:15an everyday item

00:40:16in that Spain

00:40:17of the 50s

00:40:18We have heard many names

00:40:20we have even heard

00:40:21substances

00:40:22that fit together

00:40:23to the world of witchcraft

00:40:24belladonna

00:40:26the Veleño

00:40:26But what are they?

00:40:27the most potent substances

00:40:29of nature

00:40:29To kill?

00:40:30From nature

00:40:31now known

00:40:33nicotine

00:40:34at microgram doses

00:40:36that is to say

00:40:36thousandth of a gram

00:40:38can kill a horse

00:40:39in a matter of 5 minutes

00:40:40nicotine

00:40:41and botulinum toxin

00:40:42those would be the poisons

00:40:43most deadly

00:40:44that there

00:40:44and then the poisons

00:40:45that you mentioned

00:40:46arsenic, cyanides, metals

00:40:48kill

00:40:49but they take longer

00:40:49even cyanide

00:40:50that kills very quickly

00:40:52like the Nazis

00:40:53that were seen in the report

00:40:54It takes 4 or 5 minutes

00:40:56in killing

00:40:56throughout his extensive career

00:40:58as a toxicologist

00:41:00and also as a forensic scientist

00:41:01Have any cases been found?

00:41:03especially worthy

00:41:05to be reviewed?

00:41:06In Spain it seems we have

00:41:07a long tradition

00:41:07sinister too

00:41:09of poisoners

00:41:10the most

00:41:11for a forensic

00:41:12more striking

00:41:13are those

00:41:13in which

00:41:14a mother

00:41:15usually female

00:41:16as we have already mentioned

00:41:17wants to get rid of

00:41:18to the children

00:41:19to continue their relationship

00:41:20with a lover

00:41:22For example

00:41:22which is a very taboo thing

00:41:23because no mother

00:41:24in his right mind

00:41:25Let's say he kills his children

00:41:27the cases that I

00:41:28I have received

00:41:28further in

00:41:30from the heart

00:41:30let's say

00:41:31are the recent ones

00:41:32a few years ago

00:41:33a few years

00:41:33a mother

00:41:34who killed his children

00:41:35with metallic poisons

00:41:36by the way

00:41:37arsenic

00:41:37and things like that

00:41:38to their children

00:41:39to continue a relationship

00:41:40that she had with a lover

00:41:42are the most painful

00:41:43for me

00:41:43come on

00:41:43our colleague

00:41:45Gerardo Peláez

00:41:45has been investigating

00:41:46in the files

00:41:47in the dusty files

00:41:48of justice

00:41:49and has found

00:41:50even acronyms

00:41:51names

00:41:52surnames

00:41:52of people who

00:41:53in the 1950s

00:41:55not so long ago

00:41:56were taken

00:41:57before the calass

00:41:58Let's remember

00:41:59some images

00:42:00which are shocking

00:42:01belong

00:42:02to the famous

00:42:03and legendary series

00:42:04The mark of the crime

00:42:05produced by Pedro Costa

00:42:06in which

00:42:08a great one

00:42:08Terele Pávez

00:42:09gave flesh and blood

00:42:11character

00:42:11this woman

00:42:13the poisoner of Valencia

00:42:14It seems that his death

00:42:16in front of the Garrotevil

00:42:17It was terrifying

00:42:18It was a dreadful thing.

00:42:19It's the last one

00:42:20to a woman in Spain

00:42:21year 1959

00:42:23It must have been

00:42:24more or less

00:42:25So

00:42:25No

00:42:27No

00:42:29No

00:42:33No

00:42:34No

00:42:36No

00:42:38No

00:42:47Come on!

00:43:09Pilar Prades, Gerardo, good evening.

00:43:10Good evening, Iker.

00:43:11A shocking case, the most famous, this woman who was a pathologically envious person who wanted to get rid of anyone who was close to her

00:43:17cast a shadow.

00:43:18Indeed, it is perhaps the most terrible case of poisoners that can be remembered in Spain, surely because of the trajectory that

00:43:25It led to the tragic end he had, which you just mentioned and which we have seen perfectly recreated

00:43:30in that series, The Mark of Crime.

00:43:32What is clear is that this young woman, Pilar Prades, arrived in Valencia from a town in Castellón, to

00:43:38mid-1950s, very young, to earn a living, like so many other people who came to the city

00:43:43to try to get the bread out.

00:43:46So, as soon as he arrives, it doesn't take him relatively long to find a job.

00:43:50He does it in a butcher shop, run by a man and a woman, a married couple, which was doing very well, who were

00:43:57very well-off.

00:43:57So she gets a job as a maid. Soon, envy and jealousy drive her to try to end her life.

00:44:06his lady, the woman.

00:44:08Already using the famous Iluvion Ant Killer.

00:44:11Indeed, the famous Ant Killer of Iluvión, which he kept among his belongings wrapped in a typical little brown paper of the

00:44:18old shops, where you could buy groceries and other products, for example.

00:44:24José Cabrera, this would be an attempt to supplant, to feel inferior, to want to be the lady who would never

00:44:31That's what Benes is used for, right? That would be the modus operandi.

00:44:33Yes, but two things come together here. One, a country girl who comes to the city and everything

00:44:38What they have here in the city, or here in Valencia in this case, is much more than what

00:44:43She has never had one.

00:44:44And she's envious. And another thing is trying to replace those who are happy. And she isn't. She

00:44:49They combine both things.

00:44:50The most surprising thing is that in the archives of the Spanish justice system there are several specific names, such as Teresa Gómez Rubio, or

00:44:56even initials of people who were also in Valencia, for example, in the 1940s, placed in that cruel chair

00:45:03of the Garrotevil.

00:45:04It sounds a bit harsh, doesn't it? Just 60 years ago. You've even found hardly any acronyms, Gerardo. In the reports

00:45:10The acronym appears and it says woman executed by Garrotevil poisoner.

00:45:14D.P., terrifying initials, because the name is certainly unknown, a woman who got along very badly

00:45:19With her husband, she was very irritable, very aggressive,

00:45:22And she had arguments, well, imagine, the kind anyone can have, which are the result of mistreatment, but this person,

00:45:27because she had such visceral hatred for her husband,

00:45:29What she did was poison him, and while her husband was drinking his coffee, she had put the poison in it.

00:45:36She, with absolute composure, waited for the moment when her husband, practically dying, would crawl towards her, saying that,

00:45:43somewhat asking for explanations that he had given her.

00:45:45This woman, when her husband died, to get rid of the body, what she did was cut it up.

00:45:51So, part of it was cremated, thrown into the embers, and another part, thanks to that, to what

00:45:57He was arrested by the authorities.

00:45:58He threw it in a river, tried to bury it, but it wasn't hidden enough, so the crime

00:46:05He could have been discovered,

00:46:06And this woman was also condemned to death, she was terrified, for this murder.

00:46:11Late 1940s, and it only remains in the d.p. archive. Thank you, Gerardo.

00:46:16José Cabrera, I can't let you leave without a question about the topic that comes next.

00:46:21which doesn't have much to do with poisons, or rather, it does, poisons of the mind, of course.

00:46:24There is also a forensic scientist, a colleague, who wrote this book, called The Exorcism of the Albaicín.

00:46:33A horror story, a story that moved him to the point of saying, for example,

00:46:39Well, the main person affected by this story, Encarnación Guardia,

00:46:45Her head spun like the famous girl from The Exorcist, perhaps just her skull hanging from pieces of ligaments.

00:46:52neck.

00:46:53A macabre and brutal ritual.

00:46:55It's normal for a forensic scientist to become obsessed to the point of dedicating part of their life to it.

00:47:00and has remained silent for a long time, and has spoken to Cuarto Milenio.

00:47:03These types of cases are not normal, and a forensic expert doesn't forget them, right?

00:47:07No, and it must be taken into account that a forensic doctor, once you have 20 years of practice,

00:47:11You see a lot of things, huh?

00:47:12In other words, you can easily perform a thousand autopsies in 20 years.

00:47:15Therefore, this is a case that affected him.

00:47:17I knew him; I knew him as a forensic scientist in Granada.

00:47:20And it's a very dramatic case, and it stays with you.

00:47:23So that's why he wrote the book, right?

00:47:25Because it took him so deep, because in a forensic examination you see many things, I mean...

00:47:29And is it possible for a girl to spin her head around?

00:47:32the head completely dislocated, almost in a scene resembling science fiction,

00:47:36to a famous film like The Narcist?

00:47:38Not while I'm alive, not while I'm alive.

00:47:40If a person dies while experiencing spasms, and during those spasms there is a neck fracture,

00:47:45We could have an exaggerated twisting of the head.

00:47:48But as we see in the movie The Exorcist, that's physically impossible.

00:47:52Unless there are esoteric elements that I, well, cannot judge.

00:47:56As a doctor.

00:47:57As always, José Cabrera, thank you very much for your contribution, thank you Gerardo.

00:48:01We'll try to solve those mysteries after the commercials.

00:48:04around the exorcism of the Albaicín.

00:48:06I assure you and warn you that these are images that may offend the sensibilities of viewers.

00:48:11It needs to be made perfectly clear.

00:48:12It is one of the most bloody and darkest cases in our recent history.

00:48:16But first, let's learn about many more things that have happened in the last seven days.

00:48:49The truth is, yes, thousands of people have already taken to the streets with their suitcases.

00:48:54ready to tour the locations where this film, The Da Vinci Code, was shot.

00:48:59Fans tour London, the Scottish city of Edinburgh, Roslyn Chapel,

00:49:05passing through Lincoln, whose cathedral is used in filming to simulate the interiors of Westminster Abbey.

00:49:10Some restaurants along this route even advertise with large signs that Tom Hanks ate there.

00:49:16and they've even fenced off the table where he sat.

00:49:18And also the churches where it was filmed, as they are preparing guided tours for all those interested.

00:49:23who want to know a little more about the curiosities of the filming that has taken place in those temples.

00:49:29Spirits, beliefs, perhaps the following news item also refers to that.

00:49:33That's really strange news, Carmen.

00:49:34The Argentinian city of Frontera is truly shocked by the appearance of a strange being dressed in white.

00:49:41According to witnesses, the figure resembles a woman, as if she were dressed as a bride.

00:49:46which is visible for a few seconds and then disappears.

00:49:48This apparition has generated such psychosis that the priest Víctor Balanguero

00:49:52He had to hold a procession and sprinkle the streets with holy water to calm the tempers of the population.

00:49:58The children don't want to go to school because the image appeared inside one of the classrooms.

00:50:02And the garbage collectors and those who work at night refuse to patrol that area where the woman appears.

00:50:08dressed in white.

00:50:09We will follow up on this strange information because it also corresponds to what happened not too long ago.

00:50:13in Lajas, Puerto Rico, where the police intervened in one of these alleged strange stagings.

00:50:19Jokes or reality?

00:50:21What Miguel Ángel did is no joke.

00:50:23Now it is on display.

00:50:24For three months, anyone who wants to can visit the British Museum in London.

00:50:28to view more than 100 drawings by this multifaceted artist, Michelangelo.

00:50:33This is the first time in 30 years that the museum has presented works by the artist.

00:50:37and has decided to display many of the drawings that this master of art used as sketches for his paintings and

00:50:42sculptures.

00:50:43This exhibition is called "Michelangelo's Drawings Closer to the Master."

00:50:47We can admire some of his most outstanding works such as The Crucifixion and The Resurrection

00:50:52created by the artist shortly before his death.

00:50:54Iker, more than 11,000 tickets have already been sold and this tremendous exhibition has barely opened.

00:51:00Michelangelo.

00:51:01I don't know how the great master would have drawn the scene that took place in a house in the Albaicín.

00:51:06A séance, a woman who spoke with a man's voice

00:51:10whose head, according to some police reports, was spinning like a top,

00:51:15terrifying screams, the fetus of the demon.

00:51:19How would a genius like him have captured that?

00:51:22He probably would have covered his eyes.

00:51:23We're not going to do it.

00:51:25We want to see, we want to shed light on one of the most macabre events

00:51:29and I already warned of the overwhelming events of recent years.

00:51:32The exorcism of the Albaicín.

00:52:03The exorcism of the Albaicín

00:52:15Before we delve into this story, let me remind you once again that some of the images and events that are

00:52:21The comments they are going to make may offend the sensibilities of Cuarto Milenio viewers.

00:52:26It is a truly gruesome event, still mysterious, with many questions unanswered.

00:52:31One of the protagonists was a forensic scientist from Granada, Dr. Manuel García Blázquez, who was so impressed by this story that

00:52:38He published a study called The Exorcism of the Albaicín.

00:52:41Let's get to know him. These are his words after a long period of silence.

00:52:46Well, at that time I was director of the Forensic Anatomical Institute of Granada, associate professor of legal medicine in

00:52:55I was at the Faculty of Medicine, and I happened to be on duty that day, and that's how I learned about the case.

00:53:02Together with another colleague, two of us intervened.

00:53:04The death of Encarnación Guardia sparked a series of controversies that are still ongoing in the city of Granada.

00:53:13The press ran headlines such as "Encarnación shouted, 'I am Lucifer, the prince of darkness.'"

00:53:19What had happened in a small house in the bustling Albaicín neighborhood?

00:53:24What had happened?

00:53:26How is it that the reports refer to a séance?

00:53:29Is it possible for a woman to speak with a guttural male voice?

00:53:32I read the reports directly.

00:53:35It says so.

00:53:36According to everyone involved, Encarnación's hair stood on end at one point, unexpectedly.

00:53:43Its texture was like that of hardened steel wire.

00:53:45It has been one of the paranormal phenomena that have remained without a satisfactory scientific explanation, at least for many.

00:53:52Finally we touched the hair.

00:53:54The initial statements and police investigations, it was stated,

00:53:58that this woman, Encarnación Guardia, spoke with a man's voice, changeable, as if from beyond the grave.

00:54:04Her body contorted to incredible limits.

00:54:07The neck, those reports say, rotated almost 360 degrees.

00:54:12Their eyes were also turning in different directions.

00:54:15He spoke strange languages.

00:54:17It was actually described in the police reports as possibly being a demonic possession.

00:54:23A story surely also of schizophrenia, of madness, of lack of culture, of ignorance, who knows.

00:54:28It all happened in a very special place, in a neighborhood that has almost always been marked by magic.

00:54:33Not surprisingly, stories from the Middle Ages have been told in the Albaicín district of Granada.

00:54:37of this type of encounter between humans and demons.

00:54:40There has been a very strong culture, with a strong imprint, surrounding the supernatural.

00:54:45That's precisely why it all started with a kind of malevolent conjunction of beliefs.

00:54:51Imagine the cocktail.

00:54:52People who believe they have been possessed by the devil for a long time.

00:54:55And a family that has some contacts, so to speak, with a deceased relative.

00:55:01And it all happens and unfolds one winter night, in a small house.

00:55:07Let's learn about this story.

00:55:08A story that's very hard to forget.

00:55:12On the walls of the Alhambra, an unknown craftsman carved the Hand of Fatima.

00:55:17Talisman used to ward off demons.

00:55:20We don't know if it was a premonition.

00:55:21The fact is that in February 1990, the city of Granada awoke in shock at the brutal death of

00:55:29Encarnación Guardia,

00:55:30in a macabre exorcism ceremony.

00:55:37Well, in my opinion, a number of factors coincided there, and possibly if not all of them had occurred,

00:55:43If only one of them had been missing, things might not have turned out the way they did.

00:55:50The victim was convinced that she was possessed by the devil, that she was pregnant with the devil's child,

00:55:56to such an extent that it became an obsessive idea for her, a conviction.

00:56:01A number of people are involved, some of whom appear to have suffered from some kind of paranoid disorder, it seems.

00:56:10and the rest of the people are normal, but in an extremely intense hyper-emotional state.

00:56:15It all happened at number 39 San Luis Street, in the heart of the Albaicín.

00:56:21When, after the death of José Guardia, strange phenomena begin to occur in the Portuguese house.

00:56:27The inhabitants of this building then become convinced that the devil lives in their home.

00:56:32and they decide to hold a séance to expel the evil one.

00:56:37Well, in this case, and from my point of view, several things come together; it's like a

00:56:43character.

00:56:43On one hand, superstition, taboo, myth, obscurantism.

00:56:48On the other hand, a narcissistic, powerful, even omniscient character like this man,

00:56:58Because of his superficial charm and his eloquence, he convinces these types of people,

00:57:04who is also more or less, let's say, a type of person with a rather low level of education,

00:57:10and very prone to believing in that type of experiment and sensations.

00:57:17Those who participated in that session included Mariano Vallejo, a healer and seer,

00:57:21along with Encarnación Guardia and her cousins Enriqueta and Isabel.

00:57:26At first, the session proceeded normally,

00:57:30until suddenly, Encarnación Guardia entered a strange trance.

00:57:44His voice changed, and he began to scream and crawl on the ground like a reptile.

00:57:50saying over and over again that he was Sabanas himself.

00:57:56At certain moments when he seemed to regain his lucidity, he commented that he had been a member of different satanic sects,

00:58:03and that she thought Lucifer lived inside her.

00:58:06Her cousins and the famous psychic then decided to begin an exorcism.

00:58:12which ended in a real tragedy.

00:58:15Because what these people described, what they had seen,

00:58:20It was scientifically demonstrated why these effects had occurred.

00:58:24What was the two-tone voice of this woman, the voice change,

00:58:28There was significant edema of the vocal cords, for example.

00:58:31There were very significant ligament injuries in the neck,

00:58:34that produced those movements they described as being in the neck,

00:58:37And there were definitely a number of symptoms caused by the large amount of salt they had ingested,

00:58:43who began to explain each and every one of the phenomena observed.

00:58:48At that point, these people were all convinced,

00:58:52night, food, drink, meeting to try to exorcise that demon,

00:58:58And there came a point when I think everyone believed it.

00:59:00It was the massive intake of salt that ended Incarnation's life.

00:59:05in addition to multiple other injuries, caused by countless blows.

00:59:10I also believe that at no point did they think, at least not consciously,

00:59:15that death was going to occur.

00:59:18Because in that state of dissociation, they seek, through that macabre experiment,

00:59:24with salt, create an environment hostile to any form of life inside,

00:59:30which was what they thought, that it was found inside the incarnation,

00:59:35According to them, the son of the devil was there.

00:59:38That night of madness ended with the death of Incarnation.

00:59:42But the strange phenomena did not end there.

00:59:45In the solitary Forensic Anatomical Institute of Granada,

00:59:49There was no way to take photos or record the tuned body on video.

00:59:54The corpse lay on the cold metal table, its face still contorted,

00:59:59looking at the impressed doctor as if from another world.

01:00:04Then, something happened.

01:00:06They had sent us a very sophisticated camera for photojournalism.

01:00:11It had an automatic mechanism and a delayed mechanism,

01:00:13for aperture and light speed.

01:00:19They were not synchronized, and when the diaphragm opened, there was no light.

01:00:23Therefore, the photo did not come out.

01:00:26Having seen that, we took, or tried to take, some photographs at the last minute.

01:00:30with a camera, I think it was a Polaroid, I don't remember the brand, but anyway,

01:00:34more or less immediate photographs, and they didn't turn out either.

01:00:38Then we discovered that the operating room light we were using

01:00:41It was a light that had burned the photograph.

01:00:43We couldn't get them out.

01:00:44But possibly the demon was never in the incarnation body.

01:00:49But it is true that mystery accompanied his corpse to the grave.

01:00:53That's why it's a taboo subject, one that few dare to talk about.

01:00:59More than 15 years have passed since that terrible day.

01:01:03And the Albaicín, today once again, breathes crystal-clear air,

01:01:07filtered through the walls of the beautiful Alhambra.

01:01:10Trying to forget dark tragedies,

01:01:13while looking to the future with that ancient spirit

01:01:17which was always full of magical legends.

01:01:34Did Encarnación Guardia really speak that night with a voice from beyond the grave?

01:01:39Did he turn his head 360 degrees?

01:01:42Did her hair become electrified until it was almost pure wire?

01:01:46Or are these someone's perceptions?

01:01:48of people who were immersed in a kind of spiritualist madness?

01:01:52What happened in that dramatic, tragic session?

01:01:55It gives the impression that despite the time that has passed,

01:01:57As we said before, there are many unanswered questions.

01:01:59around this great Spanish X-File.

01:02:02Carmen, let's start with Encarnación Guardia's own biography.

01:02:06She doesn't just casually and casually say that she's suddenly possessed by the demon.

01:02:10in that séance,

01:02:12But all this had been going on for a long time, right?

01:02:15Indeed, Iker.

01:02:17She had been working in a hotel in France.

01:02:20The owner of that hotel was involved in spiritualist practices,

01:02:24also with black magic practices.

01:02:27In one of those rituals in which, as can be learned later,

01:02:31and it comes up in the subsequent trial that took place after the murder of Encarnación Guardia,

01:02:36It is said that there is an orgy,

01:02:38And in that orgy she believes she will become pregnant by the devil.

01:02:41When he returns home, when he returns to Granada, to the Albaicín neighborhood,

01:02:46It begins with a delirium, saying that she carries the son of Lucifer within her.

01:02:51He makes Mariano Vallejo, the healer, believe so much,

01:02:54as well as her cousins who help her,

01:02:57that the evil is inside their body and that they have to get it out somehow.

01:03:01Therefore, she herself says that a brew must be made.

01:03:04made with vinegar, pepper and lots of salt

01:03:07so that the malignant fetus can leave her body.

01:03:11Therefore, he ingests so much of that same brew.

01:03:14They said, by the way, Carmen, in these forensic reports,

01:03:19that never, I said in the Spanish bibliography, no, no,

01:03:22than ever before in world literature

01:03:24a body had been found that had ingested

01:03:27so much salt,

01:03:28which, of course, caused him a series of cerebral edemas,

01:03:31coma and death.

01:03:33There's a séance

01:03:35which I believe is one of the scenes,

01:03:37If we imagine that house, the darkness of winter,

01:03:39more terrifying than one can imagine.

01:03:43People begin to enter a trance,

01:03:45But those people, that community,

01:03:47that family of the guard incarnation,

01:03:48He did it regularly.

01:03:50A traditional form of spiritualism, let's say.

01:03:53to contact a deceased person,

01:03:54Well, it's practically like making a phone call.

01:03:57Several things happen before it occurs

01:03:59this terrible event.

01:04:02A few months earlier,

01:04:03a very close relative of theirs,

01:04:04A cousin, José, dies of leukemia.

01:04:07Several of the family members,

01:04:09From that moment on,

01:04:09They believe he appears to them even at the foot of their bed.

01:04:12or in their room.

01:04:13As a result,

01:04:14They try to contact him to see what he wants.

01:04:16That is why spiritualist sessions are held.

01:04:19And that resulted in movements of objects,

01:04:22There's even talk of a report.

01:04:23from some knife that flew

01:04:24and crashed into a wall.

01:04:26All of that, that already influenced family,

01:04:29He obviously attributed it to signs from beyond.

01:04:32And it was all like a snowball that kept growing, wasn't it?

01:04:35Indeed, they all enter a state of delirium

01:04:36in which not only Encarnación Guardia,

01:04:38but some of the cousins,

01:04:39they fall into a trance,

01:04:41They claim to be in contact with deceased beings,

01:04:43like their grandparents,

01:04:44They begin to speak in men's voices,

01:04:47I repeat, not only Encarnación Guardia,

01:04:48but other family members,

01:04:50until they decide to repeat that session,

01:04:52but more in a small group setting.

01:04:54They are just two of the cousins,

01:04:55Mariano, nicknamed the pastry chef

01:04:58and Encarnación Guardia,

01:04:59those who want to contact that deceased relative.

01:05:03They put out four glasses of water for this purpose,

01:05:05one for each of the participants

01:05:07and two candles.

01:05:08They said that if he was there,

01:05:11that if the deceased appeared,

01:05:13I had to move the glasses of water.

01:05:15And if he didn't want to answer,

01:05:16I had to blow out the candles.

01:05:17Then,

01:05:18they enter a total delirium

01:05:20in which the women begin to roll around on the floor,

01:05:24They begin to speak in what they call strange languages,

01:05:26which the other participants did not understand.

01:05:28And Encarnación Guardia is at that moment

01:05:30when he tells his family members

01:05:32that the son of the devil has in his body

01:05:34and please take it off.

01:05:35And of course,

01:05:36The entire dynamic of that night of terror varies.

01:05:38Everyone focuses on the one who needs help,

01:05:41Encarnación Guardia,

01:05:42that they assure again

01:05:43as if she were the mother of the antichrist

01:05:44who has the devil inside his body.

01:05:47We take a sort of short pause

01:05:49in the sense of trying to understand

01:05:51if this is common.

01:05:53It is certainly not common.

01:05:54But in certain parts of Spain,

01:05:55and especially at certain times,

01:05:56traditional spiritualism

01:05:58sometimes it produced these consequences.

01:06:00Disastrous consequences.

01:06:02The tears, the wounds,

01:06:03what forensic pathologist Blázquez found

01:06:05It's worthy of a horror movie.

01:06:07but absolutely real.

01:06:09Well, we saw a lot of injuries

01:06:10caused by various mechanisms.

01:06:13One by the participants themselves

01:06:15in that, in quotation marks,

01:06:18Whether we say it or not,

01:06:19pseudo-exorcism, isn't it?

01:06:20So, then,

01:06:21They caused rectal injuries,

01:06:23vaginal,

01:06:23Because in the end,

01:06:24seeing that the concoctions were failing,

01:06:26They attempted a manual extraction.

01:06:28of what they assumed was a pregnancy,

01:06:30that there wasn't.

01:06:31That woman had her uterus analyzed,

01:06:33It was a uterus that was not pregnant.

01:06:36So, on the one hand,

01:06:37those injuries intervened

01:06:39caused by manual mechanisms.

01:06:41Then there were many provoked ones.

01:06:43due to salt ingestion.

01:06:46All, or almost all,

01:06:48were explained,

01:06:49Some phenomena were discussed

01:06:50Regarding hair,

01:06:52which are perhaps the injuries

01:06:53that least could be,

01:06:55let's say,

01:06:57set up,

01:06:57demonstrate,

01:06:58note,

01:07:00despite the fact that we conducted studies

01:07:01in depth about that.

01:07:03But anyway,

01:07:03I think most of them were explained.

01:07:07A gigantic pentacle,

01:07:09as a sign of welcome

01:07:11in contact with the ground,

01:07:12several people,

01:07:13glasses of water,

01:07:14and in the end,

01:07:16well,

01:07:16a grotesque ending,

01:07:18terrible.

01:07:19Santiago Camacho,

01:07:20our colleague,

01:07:20he wrote back then

01:07:21a book called

01:07:21Satanic Pacts,

01:07:23a rather intense topic.

01:07:24Santiago, good evening.

01:07:25Good evening, Iker.

01:07:25It's not just literature, either.

01:07:27Faust and so many other stories,

01:07:29but documents like these

01:07:30that we will see

01:07:32They are real,

01:07:33At least they believed in them.

01:07:34Humans believed

01:07:35in which it could be done

01:07:36a kind of deal

01:07:37in the long term,

01:07:39no more, no less

01:07:39that with the prince

01:07:40From the darkness, right?

01:07:41They believed and still believe,

01:07:43because one of the biggest

01:07:44surprises I got

01:07:45when I investigated

01:07:46back in the day

01:07:47that book you mentioned

01:07:48it is precisely

01:07:49that to this day

01:07:50There are still people

01:07:51who firmly believe

01:07:53in existence

01:07:54of those pacts with the devil,

01:07:55that they think they have done

01:07:56pacts with the devil

01:07:57and that, as they explain

01:07:59psychologists,

01:08:00anthropologists,

01:08:01suggestion

01:08:03from that same conviction

01:08:04It makes it somehow

01:08:05be effective.

01:08:06Themselves

01:08:07they are more motivated

01:08:09to win

01:08:10adversities

01:08:10of the day-to-day

01:08:11and they attribute it precisely

01:08:13to a supernatural power

01:08:14which of course

01:08:14I don't think they have any.

01:08:17Notice that there are cases

01:08:18so recent

01:08:19and documented

01:08:20as in the decade

01:08:21from the 1920s,

01:08:23the bluesman

01:08:24of the Mississippi

01:08:25Robert Johnson.

01:08:26Robert Johnson

01:08:27I was completely convinced

01:08:29And so he boasted about it

01:08:30of having done

01:08:31at a crossroads

01:08:32a pact with the devil

01:08:33so that he would give it to her

01:08:34his ability

01:08:35to play the guitar,

01:08:36a skill

01:08:37than on slate discs

01:08:38that are preserved

01:08:39then it remains

01:08:39fully attested.

01:08:41He led a life

01:08:42of excesses,

01:08:42of orgies

01:08:43and finally

01:08:44his legend

01:08:45It ended as a final note

01:08:46with a violent death.

01:08:48Curiously

01:08:48the same violent death

01:08:50that they usually have

01:08:50all

01:08:51or almost all

01:08:52those who claim

01:08:53having done

01:08:53this type of agreement.

01:08:55Satanic pacts,

01:08:56pacts with the evil one,

01:08:57some beliefs

01:08:58that sound familiar

01:08:58a little far away

01:08:59to this 21st century

01:09:00and yet

01:09:00are reflected

01:09:01in some documents

01:09:02at least

01:09:03in what is its graphic

01:09:04because they generate

01:09:07or they embody

01:09:07a series of violent acts,

01:09:09of mystery,

01:09:10of occultism.

01:09:11What is this

01:09:11What are we seeing here, Santiago?

01:09:12We are seeing

01:09:13Well, one of many

01:09:15because they are preserved

01:09:15in libraries

01:09:17and in files

01:09:18multitude of documents

01:09:19of satanic pacts,

01:09:21of pacts with the devil

01:09:22because according to what he says

01:09:24the tradition

01:09:25on these topics

01:09:27It is very important

01:09:28and in fact

01:09:29That's what it adds

01:09:30the added mystery

01:09:31to these topics

01:09:31that the pact be

01:09:32not only

01:09:33statement

01:09:34either orally,

01:09:36well with a complex ritual,

01:09:37well written

01:09:38as in these cases,

01:09:39but it has to be

01:09:40accepted

01:09:41in an express way

01:09:43by the devil himself

01:09:44but the pact

01:09:45It is not valid

01:09:46and yet

01:09:47I insist

01:09:47that multitude of people

01:09:49throughout history

01:09:50they believed they had counted

01:09:51or have they said to count

01:09:53with that express quiescence

01:09:55by the evil one

01:09:56and therefore

01:09:57with that pact

01:09:58has been valid

01:09:58to its ultimate consequences.

01:10:00Hey, Santiago,

01:10:00There are a lot of people

01:10:00you might be wondering

01:10:01not to do it

01:10:02of course

01:10:02because this is pure myth

01:10:04that's clear

01:10:05although the beliefs

01:10:06They are free

01:10:06What had to be done

01:10:08to make a pact

01:10:09with the evil one?

01:10:10How was he invoked?

01:10:11somehow

01:10:11and it was sealed

01:10:12that kind of contract?

01:10:13because sometimes

01:10:14It even seems

01:10:15bizarrely

01:10:16his own signature

01:10:17in old documents.

01:10:18Indeed

01:10:18And there are many.

01:10:21systems

01:10:22almost every grimoire

01:10:23contributed his

01:10:27likely

01:10:27be it the one from the grimoire

01:10:29of Honorius the Great

01:10:29that he is accused of

01:10:31to Pope Honorius III

01:10:33although it is

01:10:33fully tested

01:10:34which is not the case

01:10:35A grimoire, Santiago?

01:10:36A grimoire is a book

01:10:37of black magic

01:10:38It's a typical book.

01:10:39of spells

01:10:40in which

01:10:41details

01:10:41through the procedures

01:10:42magical

01:10:43to invoke

01:10:44to entities

01:10:45underground

01:10:46to obtain

01:10:46through rituals

01:10:47certain benefits

01:10:49etc.

01:10:49Well, in this type

01:10:51of documents

01:10:52It is also done

01:10:54allusion

01:10:55to the diabolical pacts

01:10:56generally

01:10:57They have a complex

01:10:58liturgical formula

01:10:59in which one has to do

01:11:00an invocation

01:11:00quite long

01:11:02that occupies

01:11:03well, several sheets

01:11:05and make a figure

01:11:07like the one we are seeing

01:11:08which would

01:11:09a pentacle

01:11:10of invocation

01:11:11this type

01:11:12of figures

01:11:12above all

01:11:13the grimoires

01:11:15or the books

01:11:16of black magic

01:11:16they refer

01:11:17It's not that much, is it?

01:11:18to help

01:11:19to the invocation

01:11:20but to protect

01:11:21to the summoner

01:11:22of the presence

01:11:24of the devil

01:11:25of the presence

01:11:25of the evil being

01:11:26invoked

01:11:27that if it weren't

01:11:28locked up

01:11:29in the middle

01:11:29of this symbol

01:11:31because he would be free

01:11:32to do whatever I wanted

01:11:34with the summoned

01:11:35rudimentary symbols

01:11:37to protect

01:11:37when one gets involved

01:11:38in these

01:11:40dark

01:11:40mists

01:11:41It must be said

01:11:42be very careful

01:11:42with anyone

01:11:43let him come

01:11:43of black magician

01:11:44of a wizard

01:11:45directly

01:11:45of esotericism

01:11:46and that it can help them

01:11:48because sometimes

01:11:48the consequences

01:11:49They can be fatal

01:11:50as happened

01:11:51that infernal early morning

01:11:52inside a house

01:11:53from the Albaicín

01:11:54They placed a pentacle

01:11:55But it didn't work.

01:11:56Absolutely nothing.

01:11:57Carmen

01:11:57on this occasion

01:11:59no, and it ended

01:12:00with death

01:12:00of incarnation guard

01:12:01unfortunate death

01:12:02because also

01:12:03all kinds were made

01:12:04crazy

01:12:04on her body

01:12:05She had a rigidity

01:12:07total

01:12:07witnesses say

01:12:09that arched

01:12:1090 degrees

01:12:11his whole body

01:12:12even

01:12:12Mariano

01:12:13the pastry chef

01:12:14He put his 90 kilos on

01:12:16on

01:12:16of the body

01:12:17of incarnation guard

01:12:18and he failed to get down

01:12:19that arch

01:12:20You told us about this

01:12:21and you told the story

01:12:22in your book

01:12:22the church and its demons

01:12:23like history

01:12:25Charcot's

01:12:25remember

01:12:26a few weeks ago

01:12:27some very old photos

01:12:28of the first psychiatrists

01:12:30that they were investigating

01:12:30in the human mind

01:12:31and they saw how

01:12:32many girls

01:12:33hysterical

01:12:34generated those phenomena

01:12:35indeed

01:12:36but

01:12:37if she was hysterical

01:12:38or not

01:12:39We don't know

01:12:40And neither did she.

01:12:41He can tell us now.

01:12:42But what did remain

01:12:43marked on his body

01:12:44were the tremendous

01:12:47monstrosities

01:12:47what they did with him

01:12:48For example

01:12:50They heated a needle

01:12:51to knit

01:12:52one of these long

01:12:53They heated it up

01:12:54when it was red

01:12:55alive

01:12:55they inserted it

01:12:56through the vagina

01:12:57And so they thought they had killed

01:12:58to the fetus of the devil

01:13:00They believed it was the devil's fetus

01:13:01I was physically there inside

01:13:02and when they saw fire coming out

01:13:04when they saw them come out

01:13:05what they called

01:13:05fire or smoke

01:13:06They believed that that monstrosity

01:13:09He had finally died

01:13:10But the incarnation was alive.

01:13:11incarnation was alive

01:13:12incarnation does not die

01:13:14until days later

01:13:15who arrives at the hospital

01:13:15enters a deep coma

01:13:17and unfortunately

01:13:18then he dies

01:13:19a trial is held

01:13:21in which they are

01:13:22all the accused

01:13:23part of the family

01:13:25of incarnation guard

01:13:26and today

01:13:26We have to see

01:13:27all of them already

01:13:28They are free

01:13:29the forensic

01:13:30Dr. Blázquez

01:13:31He spoke of the possibility

01:13:32that really

01:13:32a head

01:13:33We saw it in the reports

01:13:34officers

01:13:35rotate 360 degrees

01:13:37but in life

01:13:38He told us

01:13:38José Cabrera recently

01:13:40our collaborator

01:13:41and also a forensic doctor

01:13:42It's impossible.

01:13:43It would be the person who is already dead.

01:13:45turning

01:13:45like a spinning top

01:13:46only hooked

01:13:47for a piece of skin

01:13:48what we know

01:13:49is that incarnation guard

01:13:50he allied

01:13:50that morning

01:13:51still alive

01:13:52and that for hours

01:13:53he was in a coma

01:13:54therefore

01:13:54What happened that night?

01:13:55Why didn't he stop talking?

01:13:56with a guttural male voice?

01:13:58Why didn't he stop saying

01:14:00What was the devil?

01:14:00How did it resist

01:14:01that pain?

01:14:02How is this possible?

01:14:03that he drank liters

01:14:04of salt water?

01:14:05Well

01:14:06There is a case

01:14:06that I can still say

01:14:07which almost exceeds

01:14:09And that's why

01:14:10Let's tell it

01:14:11very slightly

01:14:12because it really is

01:14:13disgusting

01:14:14to history

01:14:14from the Albaicín

01:14:15It's an event

01:14:16happened

01:14:17Carmen

01:14:17in Almanza

01:14:18that you collected

01:14:18in your research

01:14:19and perhaps the saddest thing

01:14:20is that the protagonist

01:14:22She was a girl

01:14:23another file

01:14:23Spanish X

01:14:24that year 1990

01:14:25It was terrifying

01:14:26regarding exorcisms

01:14:28in Spain

01:14:28because it happens in September

01:14:29in the town of Almanza

01:14:31on Valencia Street

01:14:32in a house

01:14:33where a marriage

01:14:34She lived with her daughter

01:14:36he called her

01:14:36the healer

01:14:37to the mother

01:14:38she was known

01:14:39in the city of Almanza

01:14:41with that nickname

01:14:42No?

01:14:42They liked it a lot

01:14:43also with friends

01:14:45talk about practices

01:14:46of black magic

01:14:47of extraterrestrials

01:14:48They had a circle

01:14:49in which they chatted

01:14:51of all these things

01:14:52in one of those scenes

01:14:53at night

01:14:53Rosa González Fito

01:14:55which is what it was called

01:14:56she

01:14:57He starts to feel unwell.

01:14:58the friends

01:14:59They take her home

01:14:59And that's where it begins

01:15:00total madness

01:15:02she begins to undress

01:15:03begins to say

01:15:04who is the Virgin

01:15:05who is later Jesus Christ

01:15:06that her daughter

01:15:07has the devil

01:15:07in the body

01:15:08and ends up paying for it

01:15:09with the poor girl

01:15:10this girl

01:15:11that he barely had

01:15:12eight years old

01:15:13ends up dying

01:15:14at the hands of his own mother

01:15:15and some

01:15:16from her friends

01:15:17because it said

01:15:19that the girl

01:15:19had stayed

01:15:20pregnant

01:15:21of the evil one

01:15:22an eight-year-old child

01:15:23they lock themselves in

01:15:24in the room

01:15:25of the girl

01:15:26She and two other people

01:15:28and they end their lives

01:15:29Rosa

01:15:30which was also called

01:15:31Rosa Fernández

01:15:33in a brutal way

01:15:35Iker

01:15:35in a brutal way

01:15:36and that's better

01:15:36not count

01:15:37we will simply say

01:15:38according to the forensic experts

01:15:40which later

01:15:41They take care of her

01:15:41when they collect

01:15:42the corpse in the house

01:15:43because they couldn't

01:15:44do nothing for his life

01:15:45the girl was

01:15:46completely eviscerated

01:15:47had died

01:15:48bleeding

01:15:49at the hands of his own mother

01:15:50without his father

01:15:51I could do nothing

01:15:52I was behind the door

01:15:53with a fit of hysteria

01:15:55tremendous

01:15:55and praying for the soul

01:15:56of her daughter

01:15:58stories that certainly

01:15:59they touch the soul

01:16:00of anyone

01:16:00Santiago

01:16:01There is enormous danger.

01:16:02at the barrier

01:16:03that separates

01:16:03spiritualism

01:16:04ancestral beliefs

01:16:05and the belief

01:16:07also in the devil

01:16:08in being able to contact him

01:16:09The incredible

01:16:10It keeps happening

01:16:10The internet is being

01:16:12For example

01:16:12special crop field

01:16:13where all this

01:16:14continues to grow

01:16:15continues to evolve

01:16:16and taking advantage

01:16:17of modern technology

01:16:18It seems incredible

01:16:18Yes, but it's completely true.

01:16:21Let's think that

01:16:22up to precisely

01:16:23the arrival of the internet

01:16:24any trend

01:16:25We're talking

01:16:26in this case

01:16:27of Satanism

01:16:27but any trend

01:16:28minority

01:16:29to get acolytes

01:16:31gain converts

01:16:32It was extremely difficult

01:16:34because of the slowness

01:16:35of communications

01:16:36because some of these

01:16:37practices were

01:16:38clandestine

01:16:39or semi-clandestine

01:16:40but anonymity

01:16:41the tremendous spread

01:16:43from web pages

01:16:43is allowing

01:16:44a genuine

01:16:46golden age

01:16:48for all this type

01:16:49of beliefs

01:16:50and all this kind

01:16:51of cults

01:16:51It is said that in Spain

01:16:52the first satanic sect

01:16:53from the 11th century

01:16:54It is the so-called sect

01:16:55of the bull

01:16:56in Zamora and León

01:16:56it is known

01:16:57Many figures have been given

01:16:58Santiago

01:16:58but we know more or less

01:16:59How many satanic cults

01:17:01may be operating

01:17:01now in our country

01:17:02the number of sects

01:17:03It's very difficult.

01:17:05supporting data

01:17:06from other countries

01:17:06And I think it seems to me

01:17:08the most reasonable thing

01:17:09to speak of a danger

01:17:11Satanic

01:17:11with dozens

01:17:12of thousands of members

01:17:13I think it's extremely exaggerated.

01:17:14but yes

01:17:15We need to think

01:17:15And there you have it.

01:17:16than in Spain

01:17:17there must be

01:17:18I insist

01:17:19I'm plowing

01:17:19country data

01:17:22similar to ours

01:17:23around two thousand

01:17:25Satanists

01:17:25interns

01:17:26in our country

01:17:27divided into different groups

01:17:30some groups

01:17:31more organized

01:17:32others more out of control

01:17:33precisely

01:17:34perhaps these

01:17:34the most dangerous

01:17:35since

01:17:36when we talk

01:17:37probably

01:17:38of a group

01:17:38to mention one

01:17:39like the Church of Satan

01:17:40that has a tradition

01:17:43than in the United States

01:17:43has achieved

01:17:44For example

01:17:44the range

01:17:45official religion

01:17:46and its exception

01:17:47tax

01:17:48and all this kind

01:17:49of things

01:17:49well, it's not that

01:17:50we can be

01:17:51completely calm

01:17:51oh well

01:17:52Okay

01:17:53But when we talk

01:17:54of a group

01:17:54led by a leader

01:17:55charismatic

01:17:56of three, four, five

01:17:57or six people

01:17:58fanatical

01:17:59are really

01:18:00capable of anything

01:18:01are capable

01:18:02of a desecration

01:18:03in a cemetery

01:18:04and perhaps something more

01:18:05There are the data

01:18:06simply this story

01:18:07This is to inform

01:18:08so that they can take into account

01:18:10the dangerous

01:18:10which is sometimes

01:18:11obsess

01:18:12and create things

01:18:12that are not

01:18:13not at all

01:18:14verified

01:18:14surely Satan

01:18:16No

01:18:16but the human mind

01:18:17It has twists and turns

01:18:18much darker

01:18:19even that the very

01:18:20evil prince

01:18:21that's what happened

01:18:22with Encarnación Guardia

01:18:23buried today

01:18:24in Granada

01:18:24whose history

01:18:26It remains

01:18:26as a constant taboo

01:18:27which can barely be mentioned

01:18:29We've done it here.

01:18:30with a citationograph

01:18:30so that they may know

01:18:31one of the most aberrant

01:18:33Spanish X-Files

01:18:34by the way

01:18:36some time ago

01:18:37in the Albaicín

01:18:38I don't know if you know

01:18:38this story

01:18:39They said that

01:18:40months later

01:18:41of death

01:18:42by Encarnación Guardia

01:18:43Something appeared

01:18:44which was never discovered

01:18:46coffins

01:18:46coffins in different

01:18:48points of the Albaicín

01:18:49coffins pointing

01:18:51some houses

01:18:52one was going down

01:18:52of your home

01:18:53and on the stairs

01:18:54access to your house

01:18:55was

01:18:56an open coffin

01:18:57as a sign

01:18:57as revenge

01:18:58We'll never know

01:18:59if they have information

01:19:00contact Cuarto Milenio

01:19:02What happened in the Albaicín?

01:19:03on those dates?

01:19:04Santiago

01:19:04thank you so much

01:19:05Carmen, we'll continue now.

01:19:06because there is a lot of news

01:19:07and above all

01:19:07many photographs

01:19:08many photographs

01:19:10not from the Albaicín

01:19:11but from many other places

01:19:13which brings us more mystery

01:19:14Iker

01:19:14impossible photographs

01:19:15Unfortunately

01:19:16those strange coffins

01:19:18from the Albaicín

01:19:18They were never captured

01:19:20through the cameras

01:19:21but other things

01:19:21equally enigmatic

01:19:22Yes, they have been

01:19:23They have been hunted down

01:19:24our viewers

01:19:43And I'm sure they remember

01:19:45to some old acquaintances

01:19:46the images that appear

01:19:48on the screens

01:19:48from the television

01:19:49and that scare us

01:19:51really

01:19:51have accompanied

01:19:52all this long way

01:19:54from the mystery ship

01:19:55until today

01:19:55We have another sample

01:19:56And it's an expensive face.

01:19:57which seems even

01:19:58who is shouting

01:19:59Carmen

01:19:59Francisco Cruz Pérez

01:20:01He sent us this image

01:20:02in which he appears

01:20:02being a young child

01:20:04was taken

01:20:04about 22 years ago

01:20:06and says that

01:20:07reviewing some

01:20:08of his albums

01:20:09family

01:20:09realized

01:20:10that precisely

01:20:11behind the scenes on television

01:20:12appeared

01:20:13this image

01:20:14which is truly terrible

01:20:15as a person

01:20:16if we have been before

01:20:17talking about demon-possessed people

01:20:18a possessed woman

01:20:19screaming

01:20:20But there's an explanation.

01:20:22Iker

01:20:22Thank goodness

01:20:23we have filtered

01:20:24the screen area

01:20:25and we checked

01:20:25as well as

01:20:26of the reflection

01:20:27from the flash

01:20:27on that screen

01:20:28There is also a luminosity

01:20:30which is proper

01:20:31of televisions

01:20:32when they are turned on

01:20:33Furthermore, it is observed

01:20:34perfectly

01:20:35that noise

01:20:36What is that image?

01:20:37that we see

01:20:37a bit

01:20:38which is the characteristic

01:20:39of a monitor

01:20:41light

01:20:41when it's turned on

01:20:42clear

01:20:42and now

01:20:43we chart a course

01:20:44towards a place

01:20:45truly magical

01:20:45Many things happened

01:20:47on this site

01:20:47And this seems to be the case as well.

01:20:49It has its surprise

01:20:50I don't know

01:20:50It's the castle

01:20:52from Ucero

01:20:52in Soria

01:20:53He sent us from there

01:20:54this image

01:20:55Lourdes Correas

01:20:56which said

01:20:57excellent

01:20:58was captured

01:20:58by some friends

01:20:59and some relatives

01:21:00and that when they went

01:21:01to reveal it

01:21:02they realized

01:21:02that precisely

01:21:03in that little window

01:21:04of the tower

01:21:05There was someone

01:21:06someone who was

01:21:07peeking

01:21:08and that seemed

01:21:08stare at them

01:21:10It also tells us

01:21:11that I couldn't

01:21:12hand in the fire

01:21:12by no one

01:21:13And Lourdes is right.

01:21:14because

01:21:15It is an image

01:21:17that is manipulated

01:21:18Guillermo León

01:21:19has discovered it

01:21:20in that information

01:21:21EFIX

01:21:21that is recorded

01:21:23fairly

01:21:23on the cameras

01:21:24digital

01:21:25and the area

01:21:26where it is located

01:21:27to that species

01:21:27as a child

01:21:28It contains information

01:21:29in pixels

01:21:30that surrounds it

01:21:31which demonstrates

01:21:32that image

01:21:32has been cut

01:21:33and later

01:21:34punch

01:21:34in that tower

01:21:35Soria's luceo

01:21:36Well

01:21:37Well, if you

01:21:38They have images

01:21:38that are not

01:21:39nor manipulated

01:21:41You already know that there are

01:21:42two directions

01:21:42already fundamental

01:21:43two ways of contact

01:21:45and we ask them

01:21:45that they have a little bit

01:21:46of patience

01:21:47because all their images

01:21:48They will gradually emerge

01:21:49through the screens

01:21:50from Fourth Millennium

01:21:51these two contact methods

01:21:52They are the email address

01:21:54on Cuarto Milenio

01:21:55at4.com

01:21:56and our section

01:21:57mail

01:21:5818189

01:21:59by entering the postal code

01:22:01from Madrid

01:22:0228080

01:22:03and hopefully

01:22:03we can analyze

01:22:04each and every one

01:22:05from the images

01:22:06strange ones that arrive

01:22:07to the mystery ship

01:22:08because there are already about 50,000

01:22:09so we will be

01:22:10quite a while

01:22:11together with you

01:22:12for now

01:22:12I summon you

01:22:13a date inside

01:22:13in just 7 days

01:22:14to continue searching

01:22:15to continue investigating

01:22:17They already know

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