A security camera captured two guard dogs barking at a ghostly figure that glided past them in Mexico. The footage, taken on November 7, sparked theories among locals and the media, some believing it to be the mythical creature La Llorona.
A chilling video from a security camera shows two distressed dogs barking at a ghostly figure that appears to glide in the background.
The dogs continue to bark as it slowly crosses the frame, but neither of them approach the figure. The footage has been shared by Mexican news outlets on X, sparking several theories about what the figure might be. Those who hear her cries are said to be doomed to suffer misfortune or death, according to legend. However, there were also people online who thought the footage simply showed a normal person dressed in white.
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