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- Infiltrados: En la actualidad son varios los grupos que se meten de manera clandestina en parajes abandonados, antiguos edificios oficiales, o lugares emblemáticos en los que el paso del tiempo ha hecho mella y se respira misterio e historia. Cuarto Milenio ha acompañado a alguno de ellos en busca de emociones fuertes e indagar en el legado misterioso oculto entre las ruinas en enclaves enigmáticos.
- Monte Superstición: Un lugar en el desierto de Arizona donde se busca desde la época de los conquistadores una descomunal mina de oro. Desgraciadamente esa búsqueda ha estado jalonada por multitud de muertes misteriosas.
- Piel de cera: Una insólita colección de piezas, que recrean algunas de las enfermedades más terribles que a lo largo de la historia han incidido sobre la piel humana, serán expuestas y analizadas en la Nave del Misterio de la mano del director del Museo Olavide, el doctor Luis Conde-Salazar y del psiquiatra forense José Cabrera. Ambos analizarán los estragos que muchas pandemias han provocado en nuestro cuerpo.
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- Monte Superstición: Un lugar en el desierto de Arizona donde se busca desde la época de los conquistadores una descomunal mina de oro. Desgraciadamente esa búsqueda ha estado jalonada por multitud de muertes misteriosas.
- Piel de cera: Una insólita colección de piezas, que recrean algunas de las enfermedades más terribles que a lo largo de la historia han incidido sobre la piel humana, serán expuestas y analizadas en la Nave del Misterio de la mano del director del Museo Olavide, el doctor Luis Conde-Salazar y del psiquiatra forense José Cabrera. Ambos analizarán los estragos que muchas pandemias han provocado en nuestro cuerpo.
- La gran oleada OVNI: Un equipo de Cuarto Milenio se ha desplazado a una determinada zona de Andalucía donde a mediados de los setenta se produjeron decenas de avistamientos ovnis. Cientos de personas fueron testigos de esas extrañas luces que surcaron los cielos de Sevilla, Gerena y otras localidades. La prensa de la época se hizo eco dando una cobertura al suceso nunca antes vista en un caso de ufología en España. El investigador José Luis Hermida, el director de la revista Año Cero, Enrique de Vicente y el Coronel Fernando San Agustín, antiguo miembro de los servicios secretos, analizarán este excepcional hecho.
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00:30It looks really bad, doesn't it?
00:30It looks really, really bad.
00:36Okay, don't touch here, alright?
00:38Because this, however it opens,
00:39We're all staying here, flooded, okay?
00:49Good evening and welcome to the mystery ship.
00:52They say that tradition
00:53It began around the 1960s
00:55in some neighborhoods in the Paris suburbs.
00:59Well, the question was
01:01delve into the bowels
01:02of the big city and get to know
01:04all those spaces that are usually off-limits
01:06to the general public. It was done by very young people.
01:09In Barcelona and Madrid
01:10There are very active groups.
01:12We've been with them
01:14and we've had a few surprises.
01:16And a few scares, it must be said.
01:18Tonight, we will learn the chronicle
01:20from that trip through Barcelona
01:22hidden with our colleague Luis Álvarez.
01:24But there's more, much more.
01:26Then they arrive
01:28some boxes
01:29enigmatic, we might say.
01:31A true medical challenge.
01:34They were lost,
01:35lost for a long time
01:37And now they have recovered and restored them.
01:41Inside, a story
01:42that will truly amaze them
01:43and it will impress them.
01:45One small but important detail.
01:48What's inside those boxes
01:49It happens to me too.
01:51It can be impressive.
01:52I'm giving you a heads-up.
01:53That's why we've delayed the broadcast of this part
01:57See you in a few minutes.
01:59It's science and mystery.
02:01And we will also learn
02:03an enigma that some say
02:04that he is dead.
02:05You'll see headlines about the UFO phenomenon
02:07impressive from the Spanish press.
02:10And we will attend
02:11so that you can learn how he continues his research
02:13one of the very few ufological groups
02:16that still remain.
02:16They are located in Seville.
02:18They have small planes, spotlights, devices...
02:20Anyway, he's never seen it.
02:22Let's enjoy them
02:23of a night of observation.
02:25But I think the time has come.
02:28so that we know what happened to Luis Álvarez,
02:31What are those pipes and where do they lead?
02:33below the city of Barcelona
02:34and basically, let's put on the suit
02:36of urban infiltrator.
02:46Let's see, are we heading down towards Barcelona now?
02:49We're on the other side of the Meridiana now, for sure.
02:51We are on the other side of the Meridian.
02:52Yes, yes.
02:52We have crossed the road.
02:53We crossed the road and went under the Meridiana.
02:55Uh-huh.
03:04If we go this other way, where will we end up?
03:06I have no idea.
03:07It is unknown what it is.
03:08Sewerage network or what is it?
03:09No, no, no.
03:10It's from the drinking water that they used to send to the center of Barcelona.
03:12In other words, there's no sewage system at all.
03:13In other words, all that pipe you see is drinking water.
03:16that entered Barcelona, that supplied Barcelona with drinking water.
03:18Well, let's go into the west site.
03:25It's after ten o'clock.
03:26Beneath the city streets,
03:28at some indeterminate point on the map,
03:31We are fulfilling a little-known ritual.
03:33Urban incursions.
03:37Subversive groups of several generations
03:39They explore the inner workings of cities for pure pleasure.
03:46Here, adrenaline rushes play an important role.
03:53The movement is a fairly old movement.
03:56Well, it is estimated that it was from the 1950s, or approximately the 1960s.
04:01It is very abundant or very common in cities like London,
04:06Paris, Berlin, Hamburg.
04:08For example, there are a few other groups.
04:11And I get the impression that it's starting to take root here in Madrid.
04:14Because when you're on the subway,
04:16in some places in the subway tunnel galleries,
04:19You see painted anagrams.
04:21So, of course, it's not the subway workers who usually do that.
04:25but they are people who get involved and are symbols of recognition.
04:31We've only been walking through the tunnels for a few minutes.
04:34from the hillside of Trinidad Vieja
04:36towards who knows what point in the city.
04:41From an open access,
04:43We have snuck into the primitive water conduit of early 20th-century Barcelona.
04:49Look at yourself.
04:50Or the subway, you're going to see what it is.
04:53Well...
04:54Like a pipe that has burst and water is coming out.
05:05It is supposed to be obsolete.
05:08However, this pressure gauge works and registers something.
05:11Due to the condition of the pipes, it could burst at any moment.
05:15and leave us buried under thousands of cubic meters of water.
05:21You can hear the noise of the train, right? The subway.
05:24Either way, train or subway, I don't know.
05:27What is used to pop these?
05:31Which subway line passes through here?
05:33No, the train.
05:34Is it the train?
05:35Yes, yes, we see it.
05:37Near Barcelona, right?
05:39Yeah.
05:42We continued heading meter after meter into an endless tunnel that led nowhere.
05:49The connections are blocked.
05:51We can only leave the way we came in.
05:55The group has split up.
06:00Our cameraman is way behind.
06:03Their lanterns twinkle in the distance.
06:06In some sections, the pipe leaks water.
06:12Following in our guide's footsteps, we continued forward crouching down.
06:17This time, with a new and unexpected companion.
06:21Fear.
06:24I don't know, but this looks really bad, huh?
06:27That doesn't look good, does it?
06:28This looks really, really bad, doesn't it?
06:32It's because of a minor issue, just in case it's something messed up.
06:34Okay, don't touch here, alright?
06:36Because if this opens up, we'll all be flooded here, okay?
06:43Perhaps no one has entered here for a long time.
06:46Once again, the sound of the subway brings us back to reality.
06:49to remind us that this is not a game.
06:54Don't buy it.
06:57More than half an hour has passed since I started walking through the tunnel.
07:00The air has been thinning for a while now.
07:03Perhaps another companion, dangerous and invisible,
07:06has joined the group without notice.
07:10Carbon monoxide.
07:13Well, we're almost there.
07:18We've covered about three kilometers.
07:20We've been walking through this network of tunnels for over half an hour,
07:24with a water pipe, as you can see.
07:29And I think we're going to turn things around.
07:31The air is unbreathable, and I'm starting to get a headache.
07:35which means there is a very high concentration of carbon.
07:39Not going back at this point would probably be dizzying.
07:42to be stuck in the south and unable to leave.
07:45So, this concludes our urban foray for tonight.
07:50These are places you have to go to with great care.
07:54And above all, with people who know what they're doing.
07:57And never venture into such unexplored places,
08:00Because if it's done, and I confess I've done it more than once,
08:03You could be in mortal danger.
08:06You end up in a place where nobody is going to look for you.
08:09It's a special feeling.
08:11I've experienced it several times, but it's like a drug.
08:15Your body always craves something more.
08:19On the way out, we walked carefully so as not to be surprised by the local police.
08:25Except for our guide, in the Biohazard command, nobody is over 20 years old.
08:33It is made up of several young people from the outskirts of Barcelona.
08:37According to them, they see no future or line on the horizon.
08:40But they share a passion for sneaking into underground or abandoned places,
08:44And they do it often.
08:48The next day we were summoned to this textile factory,
08:51on the outskirts of Sabadell.
08:59They act with discretion.
09:01They speak little, even among themselves.
09:03They are protected by an unbreakable ethical code that they know without needing to sign it.
09:11Everyone comes in and everyone goes out.
09:14They never destroy.
09:15They don't graffiti walls.
09:17They don't take anything.
09:19They photograph and document the invaded space,
09:21And upon our return, the material is uploaded to this website.
09:25For obvious reasons, they conceal their identity.
09:29And today these movements are mainly in the United States,
09:34in Australia, and in France, England, and they have also arrived in Spain.
09:38Specifically, both in Madrid and Barcelona,
09:41There are groups of urban explorers.
09:43There's a lot of it in the United States, even in anyone who Googles it.
09:48the word infiltration, or urban groups,
09:51That is, urban explorers; hundreds of thousands of pages appear about these groups.
09:56Clearly, these pages and these groups are being controlled by the FBI.
10:02There was even a case in 1994 where one of these infiltrators,
10:06We could say subversives; he broke into a nuclear power plant up to 34 times.
10:12in a nuclear silo.
10:13He was obviously arrested; his name is unknown.
10:16But he put all these infiltrations that he recorded on video online.
10:19which can obviously no longer be consulted today.
10:21They are almost always, I won't say illegal, but at least not legal.
10:27And as far as I remember, Paris is 350 kilometers away.
10:33At least 350 kilometers, I think, of carriers.
10:36That is, from underground tunnel quarries that extend beneath all of Paris,
10:41and in which people have been lost.
10:43In other words, it's a dangerous place.
10:44I even know of some access points that aren't, of course I'm not going to mention them,
10:48so that no one can interfere with them,
10:51But there are access points that are only accessible to people who have a very clear knowledge of those galleries.
10:58He can do it safely, because they are galleries that branch off,
11:02And there comes a point when you simply don't know where you are.
11:07This underground phenomenon may have been born a long time ago in Barcelona.
11:11Here, in the working-class district of Nou Barris, the residents occupied in the late 1970s,
11:17an asphalt factory before it became operational.
11:21Instead, they created the neighborhood house.
11:25Today they are legal.
11:27Then, a group of young people unknowingly formed the first urban explorer squad.
11:3320 years ago, they explored the city's subsoil.
11:37All the documentation, maps and photographs,
11:40They rest in their archive.
11:42Anyone can consult it.
11:44A valuable source of information for planning future Biohazard command incursions.
11:56They didn't know each other, but this morning,
11:58Two generations of urban explorers have come together in a terrain they both know well.
12:06Cuarto Milenio cited them in this other interesting place.
12:11The old Casino de la Rabasada.
12:29The old Casino de la Barasada.
12:31The old Casino de la Barasada.
12:36The old Casino de la Barasada.
12:53As long as there are eyes
12:57They look at each other with suspicion
13:08They take a while to break the ice and finally
13:11Here and now
13:13The veterans pass the torch
13:15To the new generation
13:30What did you think of the infiltration?
13:33The hidden Barcelona
13:34From a camera's perspective
13:35And observing all its mysteries
13:38It gives the impression that the treasure these young people are pursuing
13:40What do these practices do that surprises us?
13:42It's about satisfying their curiosity
13:44To learn about other things that are never talked about
13:46And I want to propose to you
13:48Two other possibilities
13:50They are also treasures, although these are much more tangible.
13:52Gold was being hunted.
13:54Gold like that one they have there
13:55Cursed gold
13:57We're going to two places
13:58And I'm sure they're going to surprise you a lot.
14:03Santiago Camacho, good evening
14:04Let's start the first route
14:06Observe carefully
14:07Because we started the journey to a point
14:10Up to a mountain range
14:12Although the name that has been given to it since ancient times
14:15It's Mount Superstition
14:19There you have it.
14:20What a goldmine of stories!
14:21Because on Mount Superstition
14:23There was supposed to be gold.
14:25And maybe there's something more
14:27The story comes from the first Spanish conquerors
14:31When in 1540
14:33Francisco Vázquez de Coronado
14:35On an expedition in which, among other things
14:37He discovered the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
14:39Well, he passed by there.
14:42And the Apaches
14:43That at that time still
14:46They did not distrust the white man.
14:47They had no reason to do so.
14:49They told him that the gold he was looking for
14:53Because, like many of the Spanish conquistadors
14:55He was looking for El Dorado.
14:57Or the seven golden cities of Cibola
14:58Well, he could be on that mountain.
15:02Which they called the devil's garden
15:05That's what they called it.
15:06That was the Indian name for Mount Superstition
15:10But they warned him
15:11And they told him that the god of thunder lived there
15:13And that they themselves did not dare
15:15He couldn't get any guides
15:17Nor anyone who ventured in
15:18But the claim of gold
15:20Coronado's expedition did go inland.
15:21The problem started when
15:24A few days later
15:26Members of the expedition began to disappear
15:28It seemed that if any
15:29He was only a few meters away from the camp.
15:33Or from the line of horses
15:35Well, he was never seen again.
15:37Until days later
15:39The bodies of the disappeared began to appear.
15:42The corpses appeared
15:43And they all appeared
15:45Invariably with the head severed
15:47Only the body
15:49The head was never found
15:51Nervousness began to spread among Coronado's men
15:54And they demanded
15:57Escape from there as quickly as possible
15:59And crowned
15:59Preventing a riot
16:01He agreed to that request.
16:03But not before
16:04Give it a name
16:05That it currently has
16:06And I call him
16:07Mount Superstition
16:08Because of that fear
16:09That their men had
16:10To that place
16:10Important thing, Santi
16:13Mount Superstition
16:14It's actually a kind of mountain range
16:15And be careful.
16:16It's not a legendary place
16:17Let's see
16:18It is in inhospitable areas
16:20It needs to be said.
16:21But it exists
16:21This is tangible
16:23This is the place
16:23If it is
16:24Interestingly, it's a very wild area.
16:26It is a wide mountain range
16:27Which is very close to Phoenix
16:29From the capital of Arizona
16:30At its base there is a place
16:33It's called Apache Junction
16:34Golf fans will know him
16:36Because there's a golf course
16:37Where international tournaments are held
16:39It is very close to civilization
16:41But curiously
16:43Venturing into its thousands of gorges
16:45In its impenetrable canyons
16:47In the higher areas
16:49It is almost 1500 meters high
16:51There are still unexplored areas
16:53That is to say
16:53The wildest part is right next door.
16:56Very civilized
16:58And the truth is that
17:00That civilization
17:01He has come many times
17:03To Mount Superstition
17:04In search of that mythical
17:06Indian gold
17:07And someone found it.
17:08A Mexican landowner
17:11300 years after he was crowned
17:13Don Miguel de Peralta
17:14I lived in Sonora
17:14And he had a large ranch
17:17He decided to embark on an expedition
17:18To find
17:19The gold of the Indians
17:20The crowned gold
17:21And it seems that it was successful.
17:24The problem was that
17:25In 1845
17:26In the midst of the American Civil War
17:28The Apaches were gone.
17:30So friendly
17:31As when they were found crowned
17:33And they took that
17:35As a provocation
17:37Peralta
17:37Arrive
17:38They say that with almost
17:39400 men
17:40That is to say
17:40It was an expedition
17:41It would be to find that
17:43And one interesting thing
17:43Did they know where the gold was?
17:44In a cave?
17:45In a cave?
17:46Did they have
17:47Let's say a calculation?
17:48Is it known or not?
17:49No, we don't know.
17:50And indeed
17:51In fact, it's not even known.
17:53The origin of gold
17:55Because
17:55And then we'll tell another story.
17:57The gold that has come out of there
18:00It appears to be very pure.
18:02It seems to be so pure
18:04It kind of seems like it
18:05Refined or treated
18:06It doesn't look like an extracted mineral.
18:09From the land
18:10Therefore
18:11Some historians
18:13They even think it might be
18:14An Aztec treasure
18:16The truth is that Peralta found him.
18:18And indeed
18:18Command
18:19He sent a couple of shipments
18:21Of that
18:22From that discovery
18:22But
18:23The Indians attacked
18:25Peralta's expedition
18:26And he did not survive
18:27Absolutely no one
18:29So much so
18:30Even
18:321914
18:34Quite a few
18:34Many years later
18:35The day before yesterday
18:36At a historical level
18:36They have still been found
18:38Remains of Peralta's expedition
18:40Scattered throughout the area
18:41Donkeys
18:42Or corpses
18:44Of donkeys
18:45Still carrying the carpets
18:46The saddlebags
18:47Still loaded with gold
18:48Human bones
18:50Etc
18:51That is to say
18:51It was a major massacre
18:54And the truth is that
18:57Peralta is the only one
18:59Which apparently
19:00He found the origin
19:01From that gold
19:02The only one
19:02Until he arrived
19:04A character
19:05Truly remarkable
19:06To that area
19:07Whose name was
19:08Jacob Wolf
19:09Jacob Wolf
19:11We see him here
19:12With his little donkey
19:13Little Donkey
19:13Movie character
19:15Character
19:15He's your typical gold prospector
19:17West
19:18They called him the Dutchman
19:19Because sometimes
19:21It was that everyone who had
19:22A Central European ancestry
19:23They called him Dutch
19:24Then
19:24But actually
19:25A German immigrant
19:26He decided to try his luck.
19:28And like so many others
19:30He was admitted
19:31In that place
19:33The difference
19:34The thing is
19:35Trabó
19:36A certain friendship
19:37With the Indians
19:37And even
19:38She got married
19:39With a
19:40She got married
19:40With an Indian woman
19:41And it seems to be
19:42That this Indian
19:43He revealed
19:44The whereabouts
19:45Of gold
19:46So much so
19:47That
19:49Wolf's wife
19:50She was kidnapped
19:51By the Indians themselves
19:52And they gave it back to her.
19:53With his tongue cut out
19:55It seems to be
19:56That in revenge
19:57For having revealed
19:57The secret
19:58And the poor woman
20:00Because
20:01From the hemorrhage
20:02And the infection
20:02It only lasted a few days
20:04After that
20:04But Wolf
20:05He began to be seen
20:07Through the halls
20:07From Phoenix
20:08And from other towns
20:10From the environment
20:11Playing
20:12To poker
20:13With money
20:14In abundance
20:14Drinking
20:15Until they get drunk
20:18Hiring prostitutes
20:19And it never ran out.
20:20The money
20:21It's more
20:21When he ran out
20:23I was taking a little trip
20:24To the mountain
20:25He returned again
20:26With the little donkey
20:27The saddlebags were loaded
20:28And he kept paying.
20:30In nuggets of pure gold
20:31What's it like there?
20:32Indeed
20:33I never used money
20:34He simply
20:35He was reaching for
20:37From his saddlebag
20:37And it put
20:39Some gold nuggets
20:40Thus until his death
20:42Many
20:43Were
20:44Those who
20:45They tried
20:46Follow him
20:47And he
20:47He always threw them off his trail
20:49Some say
20:50That confused them
20:51Or that he was ambushing them
20:52Because
20:52Almost all
20:54They never returned.
20:55The Dutchman
20:57Had
20:57A species
20:58Of
20:59Invisible safe-conduct
21:00That made him survive
21:02To the mountain
21:02Superstition
21:03Because when the disappeared
21:04They were following the Dutchman
21:06They were wanted.
21:07And from Phoenix
21:08And other sites
21:08Well
21:08Sedif sent out detachments
21:10Search
21:11Generally
21:12They reappeared
21:13Again
21:14Those corpses
21:15Headless
21:16Sometimes
21:16Sometimes the head
21:17He was never found
21:18Sometimes the head
21:19It appeared
21:20Several miles away
21:21From a distance
21:21From where there had been
21:22The body has been found.
21:23Sometimes it just appeared
21:24The head
21:24And he didn't appear
21:25The body
21:26But
21:27Invariably
21:27Always
21:28Those bodies
21:29Decapitated
21:30Of people
21:31That they had tried
21:32Find the mine
21:32Well
21:33They kept appearing
21:35Wood died
21:36Without revealing
21:37Never
21:38His secret
21:39From that moment on
21:40Were
21:41An infinity
21:42Of people
21:42Those that
21:44They searched
21:45And they went in
21:45There were a large number
21:46Following the publication
21:48From a book
21:48On the subject
21:49It was very popular.
21:49In the United States
21:50In the 1930s
21:51There were a large number
21:53Of expeditionaries
21:54And they returned
21:55To multiply
21:56The deaths
21:57In the decade
21:58From the 1930s
21:58The number
21:59Of these mysterious
22:00Decapitated
22:01That appears
22:01In the canyons
22:03And on the slopes
22:03From the mountain
22:04I would ascend
22:05Without exaggeration
22:07At all
22:08More than a dozen
22:09Always decapitated
22:10Always decapitated
22:35It has also begun
22:37At that time
22:37To appear
22:38The stories
22:39More paranormal
22:40Let's put it this way
22:41And the testimonies
22:42Of lights
22:43That they could see
22:43At night
22:44Wandering through the mountains
22:45With bloodcurdling screams
22:47As if they were
22:48Killing
22:49Or torturing someone
22:50Nearby
22:52People who
22:53Simply
22:54With those warnings
22:55Well
22:56He stopped his search.
22:58Until 1984
23:0084
23:01That's when it appears
23:03Latest
23:03Of the corpses
23:05They have continued
23:06Happening
23:07This type of story
23:08There have been
23:09Of all kinds
23:10Not only
23:11There have been
23:11Mysterious bodies
23:12Decapitated
23:12But people
23:13Also shot at
23:14From behind
23:15People
23:16That has been lost
23:18In the labyrinth
23:18From gorges
23:20And some of them
23:21They have appeared
23:23With the pockets
23:24Full of those
23:25Gold nuggets
23:26But
23:27Instead
23:28Without a drop
23:29Water
23:29In his canteen
23:31And deceased
23:32Thirst
23:32From gorges
23:34From gorges
23:34From gorges
23:38From gorges
24:12The only treasure
24:13comparable in terms of being damned
24:15If you can say so, we've been asked about him a lot.
24:18And let's see if we can tell it or summarize it.
24:20It's the one on Oak Island
24:22We're going to leave too
24:24with the image
24:26via satellite
24:28Let's see where we're going
24:29We've been to that area of Arizona
24:31And now we're leaving
24:33to another point on the map
24:35the definition doesn't go any further
24:37That's it, Carmen, the island
24:39of the Oak
24:40Oak Island, Nova Scotia
24:43In Canada, we have it there.
24:44an island that since the 18th century
24:48late 1795
24:50It has a whole history
24:52because it is on that date when a young man
24:54whose name was Daniel McGuinness
24:56He was from a nearby town
24:58He decides to take his boat
25:00and venture into that island
25:02then there is an oak tree
25:04a centuries-old oak tree from which hangs
25:06a ship's pulley
25:07And that surprises him, he goes towards the oak tree
25:10and sees that right underneath
25:11There's a big gap.
25:13a large hole that looks
25:14that someone has manipulated
25:16that has excavated
25:16because the sand wasn't the same
25:18decides to return
25:20to his people
25:21a nearby town on the coast
25:22to pick up two friends
25:24shovels and picks
25:25and start digging
25:27They were talking about stories
25:28of pirates
25:29of treasures
25:30as in almost all the islands
25:31TRUE?
25:32and they said
25:33Well, someone's done something here.
25:35to hide it
25:36because this land is manipulated
25:37Let's see
25:38that hid
25:39They begin to excavate
25:40and they begin to meet
25:41with strange things
25:42for example stones
25:43which there was nowhere else on the island
25:44someone had taken there
25:45those stones
25:46as if to seal
25:47and had put them
25:48to seal that gap
25:49They continue digging
25:51and they meet
25:52with a series of platforms
25:53at three meters
25:54of hollow
25:55a series of platforms
25:56made of wood
25:57oak
25:59They continue digging
26:00because it says
26:01There has to be something here.
26:02so much
26:02and so much intervention
26:04of man
26:05because we see that there are platforms
26:06that has manipulated
26:07a man
26:08which can be
26:09They continue digging
26:10and another three meters
26:11always at three meters
26:12another new platform
26:13made of oak wood
26:15until
26:16in new expeditions
26:18They find nothing.
26:19but in new expeditions
26:20in which the three
26:21intervene
26:22in later years
26:23they begin to find
26:24strange things
26:25For example
26:26at 90 meters
26:27there is a stone
26:2890 meters deep
26:2990 meters deep
26:30there is a stone
26:31with some inscriptions
26:32very rare
26:33some inscriptions
26:34that initially
26:35it seems only
26:36triangles
26:37straight lines
26:38angles
26:39as if without any sense
26:40They take him there
26:42a teacher
26:43of ancient languages
26:44Barry Fell
26:45It was called
26:45And this one says
26:46which is a dialect
26:48Mediterranean Coptic
26:49and that dialect
26:50Well, it has something to do with it
26:52with a message
26:53which in theory
26:54is related
26:55with something religious
26:56But there are other experts.
26:58who say no
26:58that the message
27:00What it says is
27:0013 meters lower
27:02They are buried
27:032 million pounds
27:04then of course
27:06faced with that dichotomy
27:07what do they do
27:07keep digging
27:09in the well
27:09again
27:10new platforms
27:11again
27:12new stones
27:13with inscriptions
27:14and papyri
27:15They begin to find papyri
27:17that is
27:18papyri
27:18that nobody else either
27:20can identify
27:21nor can know
27:22what it says
27:23in those papyri
27:24someone had written them
27:25It is unknown
27:27In what sense
27:27then they begin
27:29the theories
27:29It's a monetary treasure
27:32a physical treasure
27:33or it's a treasure
27:34because he was burying himself
27:35there someone
27:37very important
27:38the point is that
27:39when they continue
27:40digging
27:41already the water
27:41begins to surface
27:43and they don't know why
27:44until they arrive
27:45we were watching
27:47before the image
27:47Let's see what a well is.
27:49completely excavated
27:50and also
27:50that has
27:51drains
27:52look
27:53There we have it.
27:54This is the well
27:55from Oak Island
27:56This is the well
27:57from Oak Island
27:57It has drains
27:59It also has
28:00channels
28:01It has tunnels
28:02It is a work
28:03engineering
28:04perfect
28:04besides
28:05with a sense
28:06if they were digging
28:08so that they wouldn't find it
28:10the treasure
28:10or the supposed treasure
28:11which in theory
28:12I had to be here
28:12hidden
28:13there was a mechanism
28:14by which
28:15They couldn't go on.
28:16going deeper into the earth
28:17because it used to flood
28:18It was completely flooded
28:20the well
28:20and the people who wanted to
28:22I couldn't anymore
28:22in 1972
28:24the first
28:25almost underwater cameras
28:27they submerge
28:28inside this well
28:30and there are things
28:33very veiled
28:34because the images
28:35They are very bad
28:36says they are found
28:37two trunks
28:38a corpse
28:39and a severed hand
28:42That's the story.
28:43But the thing is
28:44every so often
28:46people go
28:47to try
28:48search for that treasure
28:49It's a topic in Canada.
28:50very popular
28:50very popular
28:51There's even a society
28:52that only
28:53is dedicated
28:54to investigate
28:55in Okaisland
28:56There is an artificial beach
28:58says that
28:59surely
29:00this island
29:01is connected
29:03under tunnels
29:04with an island
29:05very close
29:06which is called
29:06Beth
29:07and it is
29:08practically next door
29:09that there is a triangle there
29:10that marks
29:12where it might be
29:12buried treasure
29:13that this would be
29:14as
29:14a test
29:16to overcome
29:17because truly
29:18the treasure
29:19It's on the other island
29:20so far
29:21that has been found
29:22of physical value
29:24Well
29:24well, a link
29:25of a gold chain
29:26that was indeed found
29:28they were doing
29:29a prospecting
29:31and when they were
29:33putting
29:34the machinery
29:35to make that hole
29:36the entrance to the well
29:37that entrance to the well
29:38when they were
29:39bringing in the machinery
29:40They see that they reach a limit
29:42something gets caught
29:43and
29:44when you upload it
29:45They see that there is a link
29:47of a gold chain
29:48immediately
29:48They take him away
29:50They take him away
29:51and James Pitdabo
29:52who was the foreman
29:53in 1849
29:54that achieves
29:55rescue
29:55that link
29:56what it does
29:57it is immediately
29:58run out
29:59of the island
30:00months later
30:01wants to buy it
30:02But look at that!
30:04that bad luck
30:05makes me die
30:06in a workplace accident
30:07since then
30:08It is unknown
30:09nor where the link is
30:10nor where the foreman is
30:12nor how it was
30:13that accident
30:14apparently
30:15clear
30:15conspiracy theories
30:16And here we have Santi
30:17they said that they had
30:19removed from the way
30:19because there already was
30:20uncovered
30:21something
30:22but this well
30:23you can visit
30:23one can go that far
30:24one can go that far
30:25perfectly
30:26I'm telling you
30:27that there is a society
30:29there is a species
30:30of a small museum
30:31with things
30:32that have been found
30:33either
30:34Well
30:35We launched two proposals
30:36amazing
30:37with this
30:37I don't know
30:38Jonathan Swift
30:38Stevenson
30:39I don't know
30:39They would write a novel
30:41awesome
30:41Treasure Island
30:42anyway
30:43Yes, there are all kinds.
30:44of theories
30:44on this island
30:45since the Templars
30:46They arrived here
30:48and they hid
30:48the Templar treasure
30:50which is also said
30:51until they were Vikings
30:52what is known
30:53that someone very important
30:55with a lot of knowledge
30:56engineering
30:57He had to do this
30:59in the end
30:59fiction
31:00reality
31:00in this case
31:01tangible reality
31:01Wow, two proposals!
31:03TRUE?
31:04They asked us
31:04for cursed treasures
31:06and we have given
31:07two possibilities
31:08I don't know which is more terrible
31:09a few days
31:11in the mountains
31:11superstition
31:12others in the
31:13in the well
31:14from Oak Island
31:15next to nothing
31:16I loved it
31:17the visit
31:17Thanks Santi
31:18thanks to you
31:19Let's go now
31:19with other images
31:20seem to you?
31:22and then something
31:23that repeats
31:23that have
31:25in the end
31:26the temperate mind
31:27because it's a matter
31:28that impacts
31:29at a graphic level
31:30but very scientific
31:32scientist
31:32but it has an impact
31:33Let's look at some pictures.
31:34I'll tell you later
31:49And now two images
31:50very interesting
31:51observe them
31:52with great attention
31:53please
31:55It's never too late
31:55to say that
31:56precautionary
31:57behind the wheel
31:58sometimes
31:58accidents
31:59Well
31:59We see it
32:00unfortunately
32:01every week
32:01fortunately
32:02in this case
32:03the image
32:04that sends us
32:04Maria Lauzurica
32:05the protagonist
32:06of this accident
32:06with a double turn
32:07bell
32:08He escaped unharmed
32:09He had the coldness
32:10in the end
32:11of taking a photo
32:12to his car
32:12perhaps as a memory
32:13to see how it looked
32:14And that's where the surprise comes in.
32:16Here we have
32:17the wrecked car
32:19He took a good hit
32:20Thank goodness
32:21that came out
32:21unscathed
32:22and it is
32:23several days later
32:24when it has already happened
32:25the fright
32:26when
32:26They take the photograph
32:28and they realize
32:29that there is a face
32:30We're going to point it out.
32:32because it is
32:32very curious
32:33Okay, okay.
32:33I'm watching it
32:34from here
32:35from this position
32:35And it's very curious
32:37look
32:37yes yes yes
32:38It's a skull
32:39in every sense
32:39come on
32:39look
32:40How far
32:41it will be seen
32:42that
32:42the girl
32:44that he sent us
32:44the photograph
32:45her friend
32:46he told us
32:47that initially
32:48I thought that even
32:49his friend
32:50had been given
32:51with the face
32:51on the windshield
32:53But it was going well.
32:54I was wearing a seatbelt
32:55security
32:55and did not suffer
32:56no damage
32:57on the face
32:58But look
32:59how it turned out
33:00the crystallizer
33:00a skull
33:02because it's perfectly visible
33:03the hollow of the nose
33:04until
33:05I don't know if you guys see it
33:06But I'm here.
33:07I see how the row
33:08like with teeth
33:09Here it is
33:09all this on the windshield
33:10There they are
33:11like those teeth
33:12the nose
33:13and the eyes
33:14tremendous
33:14a tremendous photograph
33:16Let's look at the various
33:17Is there a setup?
33:18No
33:19There is no assembly of any kind.
33:20It's a photograph
33:21It's pareidolia.
33:22but he has left us
33:24completely amazed
33:25Because the truth is that
33:26Guillermo has not had
33:27nor to recreate
33:28what it was
33:29that skull
33:30There it is
33:32look
33:33the area of the skull
33:34No
33:34It's a little bulged
33:35that is
33:36There it is
33:37Well, it's one of the most impressive.
33:39that I have seen
33:39We highlight it here
33:40with a light
33:42awesome
33:42Well, thank goodness.
33:44Now that's a recreation!
33:45already nuanced
33:46Thankfully it was just a scare
33:48and in an anecdote
33:49with this photograph
33:50Thank you so much for sending it to us
33:52We continue with cars
33:53Does that sound good to you?
33:53Urco Pérez
33:54Bilbao
33:54We'll go in another car
33:56in this case
33:57There is no accident
33:59in between
34:00There is a group of friends
34:02that come out
34:03one night
34:04like any other
34:05they decide to carry out
34:07some photographs
34:08that car
34:09We're watching them there.
34:10a girl inside
34:11and suddenly
34:12a guest
34:13that he did not have
34:14Why be there
34:15or at least
34:15Nobody knows him
34:16of all these boys
34:18that we see
34:18in the photograph
34:19We're going to point it out.
34:21I don't see anything there.
34:22for now
34:22This is for me
34:23It's also like a
34:24constant surprise
34:25Let's see if you spot anyone
34:27Yeah
34:27There it is
34:28but it looks like the print
34:29from the clothing itself
34:31clear
34:31That's one
34:32of the possibilities
34:33that it be the print
34:35of the shirt
34:36that the girl is wearing
34:37But there's another one.
34:38small
34:39What a shirt!
34:40Yeah
34:40I don't know
34:41if the shirt
34:42there, placed on one side
34:43Well, it's not very...
34:45It's not very normal.
34:46that we say
34:46Let's see more images
34:47in which we will see
34:49look
34:50let's see
34:51I'm going to decrease it
34:52so that
34:53pixelation is not visible
34:54because it's a photograph
34:55Taken with a mobile phone
34:56as we see
34:57if it were the shirt
34:58it would have to be
34:59right on this side
35:00But here we believe
35:02there's a small trapdoor
35:04because
35:04when doing the analyses
35:06Guillermo tells us
35:07which is not the same pixelation
35:08the one we have
35:09throughout the photograph
35:11and in what is
35:11this image
35:12Let's see
35:13if he has pointed us out
35:14look
35:14more in other shades
35:16has applied
35:17various filters
35:18colored
35:19and also
35:20we have applied
35:21sparkles
35:22to see
35:23that the plot
35:24Let's see if I can enlarge it.
35:26You can even see it here
35:28you see
35:29like the plot
35:30It's not the same
35:31all this
35:32it's pixelated
35:33instead
35:34the face
35:35in theory
35:36ghostly
35:36It has no type
35:38pixel
35:38maybe
35:39some applique
35:40that they have done
35:41our friends
35:42to see if they'd slip through
35:43well
35:44We caught him
35:44Curious indeed.
35:45then we will have
35:46many more photos
35:48now
35:50the feeling
35:51the feeling
35:52of the archaeologists
35:54imagine
35:54when they discover something
35:56Howard Carter
35:57so many others
35:57when they arrive at a place
35:58and come
35:58Well, something like that.
36:00It had to happen
36:01for the people
36:02who saw this
36:03that they are watching
36:04It has nothing to do with it
36:05and if
36:06the boxes
36:07secret
36:08the treasure
36:09from a hospital
36:11what's inside
36:12It's going to be
36:12the original pieces
36:14right now
36:15in our morgue
36:15But it's a story.
36:18macabre
36:18because?
36:20Because, look at that
36:21our own zone
36:22morgue
36:23where we are going now
36:24is inspired
36:25in that environment
36:26a little sordid
36:27and dark
36:27It needs to be said
36:28that
36:29Well
36:30they settle
36:31some hospitals
36:31where life
36:32and death
36:32They are so close
36:33and where
36:34Of course
36:35All kinds are made
36:36of experiments
36:37always
36:38for good
36:39of course
36:39in many
36:40of these hospitals
36:41ancient
36:41There were collections
36:42of theatology
36:43human monsters
36:43For example
36:44wax copies
36:45It was the only way
36:46before the photograph
36:48to leave a reflection
36:49of what there was
36:50and those figures
36:51were lost
36:52some are worth
36:53real millions
36:55and little by little
36:56the doctors
36:56They have been recovering them
36:58Can you imagine?
36:59the feeling
37:00of those who began
37:01to find
37:02in an abandoned place
37:04the boxes
37:05from the hospital
37:05Saint John of God
37:06chased boxes
37:08for decades
37:10They want to see it
37:11TRUE?
37:12warning
37:13important
37:14It's a topic
37:15that can hurt
37:16sensitivity
37:17It's not an issue
37:18pleasant
37:18scientist
37:19mysterious
37:20but not pleasant
37:21if they want
37:22Let's go to the morgue
37:39prepared
37:39prepared for this trip
37:40because of history
37:41wax skin
37:42skin of history
37:44also
37:44we could say
37:45It's a topic
37:46that proposed
37:47our dear friend
37:48the doctor
37:49forensic psychiatrist
37:50José Cabrera
37:51Welcome, Doctor.
37:52hello
37:52And why were you doing it?
37:54Why were you proposing?
37:55this which may be
37:56I repeat
37:57shocking
37:57prima facie
37:58for the people
37:58because this is
37:59exceptional
38:00and as he will now explain
38:02our friend and colleague
38:03There is nothing in the world
38:04similar to this
38:05And we have it in Spain.
38:06and it's not worth it
38:07Don't let this be seen
38:08yes sir
38:09and our friend
38:10He is the doctor
38:11Luis Conde Salazar
38:12in addition to his medical profession
38:14director
38:15among many other things
38:15from the La Vide museum
38:16I am especially grateful to you
38:18that makes
38:18the pieces
38:19on this occasion
38:20It is not reproduction
38:21but original
38:21be here at the table
38:22of fourth millennium
38:23Welcome, Doctor.
38:23thank you so much
38:24a real pleasure
38:25really
38:27I say
38:27clear
38:28This is impressive
38:28This is for those of us who don't know
38:29from the world of dermatology
38:31This is also
38:33the chronicle of a story
38:34the chronicle of our own country
38:36one thing before
38:37Doctor, we're looking into it.
38:38Let's look at some images
38:39of the recovery
38:41of these pieces
38:42a collection that was given
38:44due to loss
38:45It's like someone who finds
38:46archaeological jewels
38:46almost not quite an adventure
38:47Yes, that's true.
38:49because it's some pieces
38:51which experienced a tremendous boom
38:53at the end of the last century
38:54I mean
38:551890
38:571911
38:58and that they were
39:00throughout Europe
39:01There were these figures
39:02in Spain
39:02together with Paris
39:03which was the best museum
39:04that there was
39:04at the Olavide Museum
39:06but that with time
39:07when the photograph appeared
39:09The media started
39:10then they began to abandon
39:12this figure
39:12because these figures
39:13They were used for models
39:14teaching
39:16mostly
39:16when there were no sick people
39:18to the students
39:19They were taught directly
39:20to the figure
39:21which was
39:21a visual form
39:22very perfect
39:24Here we have an object
39:25the first one we are pointing out
39:26we're going to bring several
39:27We have two good friends
39:29that they will get to know later
39:30David Aranda
39:30and Amaya Maruri
39:32who are restorers
39:33of the museum
39:34They are the figures
39:35I believe
39:35the figures
39:37that maintain all this
39:39of course
39:39if they weren't there
39:40we wouldn't have
39:40these wonders
39:42a foot
39:42That's clear.
39:43like here doctor
39:44we've had so many mummies
39:45TRUE
39:46people say
39:47well, the foot of a mummy
39:47It's not a mummy's foot
39:49traced
39:50also imitated
39:51perfectly
39:52perfectly
39:53I mean, this isn't
39:53an illusion
39:55It's a real foot
39:56really
39:56exactly
39:57with gangrene
39:58which is something that seems to us
39:58very far away doctor
39:59and that there existed
40:01and in Spain it was
40:02Well, back when there were no antibiotics.
40:03when there was nothing
40:04She's just another sick person
40:05very interesting
40:06because the curious thing
40:07of all this
40:08It's not just that
40:09We have the figures
40:10but we have
40:11the stories
40:12of the figures
40:13of many of them
40:14and behind
40:15They describe us
40:16with dates
40:17with data
40:18sometimes
40:19extremely important
40:20of what the treatment was like
40:21how did he do it
40:21the monitoring
40:23of the sick person
40:23and this sick person
40:24He's sick.
40:25that has a series
40:26of processes
40:26a syphilitic process
40:28then vascular process
40:29which seems to be
40:30that affects the leg
40:31They begin with a series
40:32of priests
40:33And the curious thing is
40:34which details it
40:35The story is very good.
40:35It's that in one of these cures
40:37the doctor drops it
40:39that is healing him
40:39the foot
40:40then decide
40:41that this foot
40:42I will modify it
40:43and it's the foot
40:44that falls
40:44They put it in wax.
40:46It seems they did
40:46a special treatment
40:48and as such it comes
40:49But the interesting thing is
40:49of history
40:50It's because the sick person
40:51after the fall
40:52of the foot
40:52to make a series
40:53of interventions
40:54healings
40:55with a carbolic acid
40:56some treatments
40:57very curious
40:58They wouldn't scare us anymore
40:58also the high notes
40:59we would say
41:00mercury
41:00it was used
41:01all these things
41:02are prohibited
41:02well to the sick person
41:03they decide
41:04amputate the leg
41:05but they ask
41:06consent
41:07to the sick person
41:08I mean
41:09what is being done today
41:09consent
41:11to the sick
41:12when they are going to have surgery
41:13It was already being done at that time.
41:14that we are talking
41:14from the mid-19th century
41:16Yeah
41:161890
41:191818
41:191819
41:20Yeah
41:2019
41:21Dr. Cabrero
41:22one interesting thing
41:22How is this possible?
41:24Because I ask
41:25of course
41:25from the most absolute
41:26and profound ignorance
41:27we see these amputations
41:29He told me earlier
41:30off-mic
41:32the doctor
41:33that there were saws
41:35cutting systems
41:36the people resisted
41:37then what did they do
41:38that authorized
41:38Well, we've talked about it.
41:39many times
41:40the generations
41:40as we move forward
41:41we become weaker
41:43in those times
41:44people didn't have
41:44almost analgesic
41:45They pulled one of your teeth
41:47like they're going to do to you today
41:48a cavity
41:49They have to put you
41:49eight anesthetics
41:50And this is what happened
41:51so
41:52on ships
41:52there was a staff
41:53as we have discussed
41:54different mountain ranges
41:55for amputations
41:56because an amputation
41:57It was to save your life
41:58you were leaving without a foot
41:59But you were going to live.
42:00Look how it has changed
42:02incredible
42:02an image that surely
42:04And we're going to walk
42:05because of this story
42:06wax skin
42:08That can certainly be impressive.
42:09It's impressive.
42:11this image
42:11and history
42:13It also comes behind
42:14And that's the story
42:15from a Spaniard
42:17who is in Paris
42:18as a mathematics teacher
42:19but it takes
42:20the period section of Paris
42:22from the siege of Paris
42:24hungry
42:25with diseases
42:26and has an injury
42:27that cannot be cured
42:28He keeps abandoning her
42:30and reaches this state
42:31It's skin cancer
42:32an epithelioma
42:33which leads to his death
42:34to the sick person
42:35It's very curious.
42:36because of the treatments
42:37as often happens
42:37They had to use
42:38opium
42:40many times
42:41opium ointments
42:42ointments of substances
42:43in order to be able to
42:44relieve pain
42:45that the sick person had
42:46carbolic acid
42:47And it's curious.
42:48that many of these patients
42:49They were trying to cure him
42:50with diets
42:52and they were diets
42:53many times
42:54broth diets
42:55broth many times
42:56chicken
42:57chicken broth
42:58broth many times
42:59beef
43:00sometimes with a drink
43:01from Jerez
43:01it was given
43:02depending on the disease
43:03of the sick person
43:04and often
43:04the end
43:05many times
43:06to the people
43:07It may impress you
43:08because they would say
43:09Some will say
43:09in their homes
43:10How could he have survived?
43:12clear
43:12was alive
43:13while it did not affect
43:15the cancer lesion
43:16to vital organs
43:17that is to say
43:17had his skull
43:18and he had his brain
43:19by the way
43:20I take this opportunity to say
43:21doctor
43:21that you have taken
43:22in homage
43:24to all this work
43:25wax skin
43:26which of course
43:27It is a publication
43:28that they might think
43:29for specialists
43:30But I don't think so.
43:31because we are seeing
43:32that in each one
43:32of these pieces
43:33There is a story
43:35that child's
43:36We can hardly do it
43:37I can't even imagine
43:37That's histiosis
43:38this is
43:39what is called
43:40It is histiosis
43:41and I called
43:41keratoma
43:43malignant
43:43this generally
43:44It was what is called
43:45today
43:45harlequin fetus
43:46They are malignant forms
43:48of hyperkeratosis
43:49generally
43:50they don't arrive
43:50many of these children
43:51they are born already dead
43:52history too
43:53It has a history
43:54It's from 1909
43:56And that's because
43:57the director
43:58of motherhood
43:59from Madrid
44:00Dr. Isla
44:01at that time
44:02Call the doctor
44:03life
44:03because there has been
44:04a birth
44:04with this child
44:05so that he can see it
44:05then he goes to him
44:06and diagnoses
44:08this harlequin fetus
44:12which was called
44:12keratoma
44:13that you see
44:14here
44:14malignant keratoma
44:15We still see it there
44:16The cards are there
44:17originals
44:17the original cards
44:18He has it here.
44:19and the child dies
44:20he says shortly after
44:21in being born
44:21when he gets there
44:22or life
44:23to see it
44:23The child dies
44:24and also look
44:24sorry
44:25It's very interesting.
44:26because it's a museum
44:27Dr. Isla's clinic
44:28disease
44:29What is a keratoma?
44:29and diagnosed
44:30by Azúa
44:31that is to say
44:31each doctor
44:32It has its role
44:33one diagnoses
44:34another one is the boss
44:35of the service
44:36the whole story
44:37and then they put
44:38the sculptor
44:38exactly
44:39Zofio
44:40Now we're going to talk
44:40by that sculptor
44:41Zofio
44:42a figure
44:43so that we stay
44:44because he was a craftsman
44:46excellent
44:47He created all these works
44:48Let's say hello
44:49to David and Maya
44:50that will appear here
44:51so that they can start withdrawing
44:52these pieces
44:52and bring
44:53the others
44:54David and Maya
44:56who are the restorers
44:56of the museum
44:57Welcome guys
44:58Thank you for your work.
44:59Because thanks also
45:00to all your work
45:01we can enjoy
45:02people of one thing
45:02that would have been lost
45:04in limbo
45:04and forever
45:05by the way
45:06that sculptor
45:06how could it be
45:07There were people
45:08who dedicated his life
45:09to this molding
45:10to these sculptures
45:11They were genuine artists
45:12this had already
45:14in Italy
45:16because there was
45:17a technique
45:18of the figures
45:18anatomical
45:19of the 14th century
45:20and XV
45:21but in dermatology
45:22they usually begin
45:23in Europe
45:25around 1850
45:27approximately
45:28and one of the first
45:30that begins
45:30It's Zofio
45:31Zofio
45:32Start here
45:33in Spain
45:34And it's curious.
45:35because Zofio
45:36working here
45:37in Spain
45:37He was a sculptor
45:39from the military hospital
45:41but also
45:41I used to work with this
45:42who made sculpture
45:44But first
45:44had been
45:45people
45:46that they had
45:46entered
45:47fine arts
45:48clear
45:49and had a background
45:50excellent training
45:51extraordinary prize
45:52all
45:53Queen's medal
45:54Cristina
45:55How long could they last?
45:57make this figure
45:58that we are seeing
45:59that impresses
46:00also tremendously
46:00But that's history.
46:02of medicine
46:02in this country
46:02that is never told
46:03never seen
46:04how much?
46:05I don't know
46:05It was a process
46:06how long
46:07They often said
46:08that the sick person
46:09persisted
46:10until it was won
46:11the figure
46:11This is Teresa
46:13the story we have
46:1471 years old
46:15She was a beggar.
46:16who was walking around Madrid
46:17and told
46:18that had these injuries
46:19and that she physically
46:21It was very good.
46:21but only
46:22I was going to the hospital
46:23of Saint John of God
46:24when I had
46:24abdominal pains
46:26and then
46:27These injuries were observed on him
46:28And she said
46:29who had a brother
46:30who had the same injuries
46:31that she
46:32that had begun
46:33since I was little
46:34and that they were being made
46:34larger
46:35some with a tumor
46:36that is eventually removed
46:38and the sick woman said
46:39that the only
46:39that was morally
46:40it was sunken
46:41because of these injuries
46:42but when he saw
46:43that the doctors
46:43They treated her very well
46:44and that they taught him
46:46to other doctors
46:46foreigners
46:47and students
46:48she was
46:49very satisfied
46:50and he went with great satisfaction
46:51to the hospital
46:52to teach their illness
46:53therefore
46:53This dignified
46:54to the sick person
46:55which was then
46:56a poor man
46:56or a poor woman
46:57who was very poor
46:58of the world
46:58And there the doctors
47:00They gave him dignity.
47:00Let's move on to the next ones
47:02Amaya
47:02David
47:03It really is a trip
47:04express
47:04but a trip
47:05that we're going to be left with
47:06in the mind
47:06By the way, Iker
47:07one would have to say
47:08to the people
47:08who is watching us
47:09that the skin
47:09is the organ
47:11larger of the body
47:13that he doesn't know
47:14the liver
47:14It is not the organ
47:15larger of the body
47:16also the skin
47:17It has happened many times
47:18a bit
47:18despised
47:19in part
47:20two pieces again
47:20and one that I think
47:21that has a history
47:22Well, it surprises me.
47:22expressiveness
47:24of the eyes
47:24the looks
47:25I don't know what it will look like
47:26via camera
47:27But the thing is
47:27some seem
47:28that they will revive
47:29any time now
47:30another story
47:31TRUE?
47:31This is a story
47:32very curious
47:33which is from a sick person
47:34who is a prostitute
47:36at that time
47:36the San Juan de Dios hospital
47:38at first
47:39They were almost all
47:40There were 300 beds
47:41There were 200 prostitutes
47:43That's why it was a hospital
47:44who was in Atocha
47:46It was not visited
47:47by the royal family
47:48that they visited
47:49all hospitals
47:49because it was degrading
47:50only
47:51and in those hospitals
47:52He is also curious
47:53that there was a small barracks
47:55with a sergeant
47:56and several soldiers
47:57to maintain
47:58the order
47:59inside the hospital
48:00inside the hospital
48:01so
48:01And what's the story?
48:02specifics of this woman
48:03sticks its tongue out at us
48:05for a century
48:06No?
48:06It has a history
48:07very pretty
48:07I'm going to read a little.
48:08because it is
48:09so they can see
48:10how people
48:11were artists
48:12not only
48:13writing
48:14but making history
48:15She says she's sick.
48:17ns of 21 years
48:18single woman
48:19native of Seville
48:20of a nervous temperament
48:22well constituted
48:23with no prior medical history
48:25by inheritance
48:25He stated that
48:26having presented
48:27the first menstruation
48:29at age 12
48:29and following a life
48:31licentious
48:32from that date
48:33contracted several illnesses
48:35the ones on a whim
48:37or to satisfy
48:38the venereal orgasm
48:39the others
48:40because of their profession
48:41of adventurer
48:42authentic
48:43But you look
48:44with what words
48:45so sweet
48:46prostitution is described
48:48clear
48:48because today
48:49adventuress
48:50How can you insult a woman?
48:51calling the prostitute
48:52and yet
48:53adventuress
48:54of licentious life
48:55but they don't attack
48:56her dignity
48:57as a person
48:57From what I'm seeing
48:58the different pieces
49:00diseases
49:01sexually transmitted
49:02They were a real problem
49:04in Spain
49:04100 years ago
49:05Yeah
49:05the San Juan de Dios hospital
49:07it was almost
49:0880%
49:09of venereal disease
49:10from the years
49:1130
49:12when it appears
49:13the savior
49:13the penicillness
49:14those hospitals
49:15They were closed
49:16but all over the world
49:16They were hospitals
49:17almost everything was
49:18of sick people
49:19penicillin appears
49:21the savior appeared
49:22also
49:22and that's already empty
49:24all these hospitals
49:25sorry
49:25great men
49:26They died from syphilis
49:27it came to my mind
49:28Nietzsche
49:28Nietzsche died
49:30in the end
49:30I mean, it was
49:31as he says
49:31the amount is enormous
49:32and until before
49:34from the 1930s
49:34almost mortal
49:35Yeah
49:36treatments
49:37They were treatments
49:38very curious
49:38There is a thesis
49:39that is being done
49:40in my service
49:41by doctor
49:43Felipe Eras
49:44which is wonderful
49:44thesis
49:45of the treatments
49:46that were done
49:46in this figure
49:47They talk about mercury.
49:48mercury
49:49There is so much fear
49:50and for intensity
49:51he injected it into his veins
49:52They got into plastic bags
49:53They were having a go
49:54of mercury
49:55and Saint John of God
49:56It was a hospital
49:57It was a hospital
49:57mercury pioneer
49:58throughout Europe
49:59All the doctors came.
50:00of Europe
50:01the doctors of the Kaiser
50:02of the Tsar of Russia
50:03They came to learn
50:04the mercury technique
50:05in San Juan de Dios
50:06Man, we've seen that before.
50:06sorry
50:07recreated in the film
50:08Memories of Africa
50:09that people will have seen
50:10with the actress
50:11when she
50:12He/She contracts syphilis
50:14and goes to the restrooms
50:15of mercury
50:15Let's move on to the next pieces
50:17Doctor, one thing
50:18just looking at the tuk-tuk
50:19I was impressed
50:21the expression
50:22of the boy
50:22which I think
50:23that is still there
50:24clear
50:24because
50:25art
50:26that the artist
50:27put here
50:28It's one thing
50:29that cannot be done
50:30with the photograph
50:30It can't be done
50:31with the photograph
50:32This is a
50:33That's why it's exceptional.
50:34that we are here
50:35speaking of this
50:36which is the first time
50:37really
50:37that is taught
50:38in television media
50:39I think it's very beautiful.
50:40because I was lost
50:41It was abandoned
50:42they weren't going to be able to
50:43tell us your story
50:44And thank you to everyone
50:45your work
50:46This has been recovered
50:47But you won't allow it.
50:48that we leave this
50:49for the end
50:50something very similar
50:51we have here
50:52Gee
50:52I can even see hair
50:54This is curious.
50:55It's ringworm.
50:56They are factory rings
50:58my grandmother
50:58I remember
50:58my grandmother Mari
50:59He said there was ringworm.
51:01in some towns
51:02from certain eras
51:03They are factory rings
51:04This is no longer seen
51:05today
51:06They are depressed areas
51:07But I still remember
51:08when I was a resident
51:10at the clinical hospital
51:11with the teacher
51:12Gomez Orvaneja
51:12we saw some ringworm
51:14of these
51:14And why was this?
51:15It was an infection.
51:17mushroom
51:17but it appeared
51:18in very depressed areas
51:19in one of the people
51:20malnourished
51:21people with poor hygiene
51:22and it extended
51:24There wasn't much back then.
51:26of the antifungal
51:27that exists now
51:27then the treatments
51:28many times they were for hair removal
51:30thallium salts
51:31etc.
51:31thallium salts
51:32that were toxic
51:33But the curious thing is
51:34of this figure
51:35It's that the hair
51:36that the sick people have
51:37like all figures
51:39of the museum
51:39It's natural hair
51:40So they implanted
51:42natural hair
51:42of the sick person
51:43to the figures
51:44many of them
51:45So it was handcrafted
51:45pure and simple
51:46And I think this one too
51:47It has a history
51:47of disease transmission
51:49And it's very pretty.
51:50also the expression
51:51that we had
51:51of the eyes
51:52The eyes came from France
51:54and each eye of this
51:55was worth then
51:55at that time
51:56100 pesetas
51:57100 pesetas
51:58in the year 1800
51:59It was an amount
52:00extremely important
52:01And here's the story
52:02It's very pretty.
52:03It's from a child.
52:03who comes here
52:04the story
52:04He tells it that the child
52:06who is 16 years old
52:07He's from Zaragoza
52:08He tells her he was just playing.
52:10with another child
52:11to the ball
52:11and puts on a hat
52:13without realizing it
52:14which is not his
52:15which belongs to another child with ringworm
52:16and that shortly after
52:17start watching
52:18that are starting to appear
52:19some scabs
52:20scabs
52:20that they don't know how to cure it
52:21And that's when he comes here
52:22to Madrid
52:23to Saint John of God
52:24Almost everyone came
52:25Let's see if it provides solutions.
52:26Let's see the healing
52:28of this person
52:28eyes at that time
52:29They were terrible
52:30because they were getting infected
52:31with ease
52:31they weren't cleaned
52:32They ate poorly
52:33there was vitaminosis
52:34and all together
52:35in the end they ended up
52:36But what a story!
52:37the cap
52:38in a children's game
52:39And I want you to tell me
52:41the story
52:41of this boy
52:42because it has an ending
52:43that will leave us
52:44I think impressed
52:45very human
52:46a figure
52:46that since 2005
52:48we knew it existed
52:49by some books
52:50but we couldn't find it
52:52to think that we have found
52:53120 boxes
52:54And now, the last time
52:55I think there are 80 boxes
52:57to open
52:57We still have
52:58still
52:58We already have more than 400 figures
53:01and all of them already cataloged
53:02But we still have 80 boxes left.
53:05that we don't know what's there
53:05that we can find
53:06But we were looking for this one
53:08behind her
53:09until we found her
53:10Well, it was 4 or 5 months ago
53:12and this figure
53:13It's a beautiful figure
53:15It is unique in the world
53:16And it's a curious story.
53:17because he is a child
53:18who seemed to be from Alicante
53:20that's what they say around here
53:21and that the child is
53:23because it appears with these injuries
53:25the sculpture is made
53:26of these injuries
53:27and after 20 years
53:2930 years
53:29when she was exposed
53:30already here in Madrid
53:31in San Juan de Dios
53:32in Doctor Esquerdo
53:35Two gentlemen appear
53:36to see the museum
53:37and when they see the figure
53:38they grow fond of the figure
53:39and they say
53:40who want to buy it
53:41who pay the money
53:42They tell them no.
53:43which is the heritage of the academy
53:44that cannot be sold
53:45yes
53:46we want to buy it
53:47In short, they insist
53:48And then they ask him
53:49Why do you want to buy it?
53:50and they say
53:51That child is me.
53:53I was hospitalized
53:55They made this figure for me.
53:56I remember
53:57how they laid the sidewalk
53:58how they made me feel all of this
53:59And I want this figure.
54:01He is in the United States
54:02I've made a lot of money
54:03And I want to take the figure home.
54:04Thank God
54:05The figure wasn't sold to him.
54:06We already have the figure here.
54:08Impressive doctor
54:09that is to say
54:09on the one hand
54:10a positive message
54:11the child we see here
54:13with an expression of deep sadness
54:14who went through this
54:15He was able to rebuild his life
54:16and returned
54:17after many years
54:18to his own effigy
54:20wax skin
54:21What can I say?
54:22which has been a real pleasure
54:23which has been wonderful
54:24count
54:25with all your work
54:26also of course
54:27with David and with Amaya
54:28and of collophobia
54:29I would like to say one thing
54:30Dr. Cabrera
54:31I think it's important
54:33which is
54:34How little it is valued in Spain
54:35all this
54:37How little it is valued in Spain
54:38internationally
54:40many experts
54:41Yes, they really value it.
54:43There are injuries
54:43in these figures
54:45that no dermatologist
54:46of the world
54:47you can see them
54:48elsewhere
54:49not here
54:50Doctor, thank you for bringing up this topic.
54:52You were the one who
54:52the one who came up with the first idea
54:54and he put it on me
54:55He handed it to me on a silver platter.
54:56And really
54:56which is a real pleasure
54:58awesome
54:59I warned you.
55:00But there they are.
55:01As always, stories
55:02and I hope once again
55:03the didactic
55:04of the explanation
55:04the wonderful
55:05of the reproductions
55:06may have been able to
55:07with the natural
55:08even good
55:09impression
55:10that can produce
55:11in many at first glance
55:12a pleasure
55:13not just the last time
55:13that we'll see each other for sure
55:15a very big hug
55:15Thanks friends
55:16really both
55:17Now let's look at some more images.
55:18and with other issues
55:19which also
55:20They're going to impress you
55:21thank you