Chupacabra monster returns to Mexico

Over the past few days, the villagers of Lagunilla in Tulancingo province, Mexico have always lived in a state of horrifying fear: since December 20, 2006, there are continuous traces of Chupacabra's return - blood-sucking monster Goat obsessive for a while.

The creature is said to be a Chupacabra monster.(Photo: Ghoststudy)

Legend of Chupacabra - kangaroo-like creature, sharp fangs and bloody red eyes - originating in the mountains of PuertoRico in the mid-1990s. Then attacks of hideous shaped monsters This is continuously recorded in Spain, Mexico and North America.

A few years ago, farmers in remote Tulancingo were horrified by several unusual visits of Chupacabra: the monster raided some cattle farms and sucked away the blood of dozens of goats and sheep. Having spent a quiet time, now the horror of Chupacabra seems to return.

As usual, early on December 20, 2006, Mr. Jose Isabel Islas brought dry grass to the barn. Smashing into his eyes was the most frightening sight in his life: 7 sheep carcasses lying with brutal bite bites, one of which had biting holes deep into the flank. All were white because of the bleeding.

Stunned, Mr. Islas immediately contacted Tulancingo village security officer.

After careful investigation of the investigations, the police department director Luis Alvarado Mayorga concluded: the hole-shaped bite on the sheep's body has a diameter of 6 cm and the color is unusually sweet.

Jose Isabel remembers: that night he heard a strange, half-threatening, half-frightened dog barking, but not so he was suspicious. About a month before that, he also discovered a dead sheep - with empty eye sockets but not spilling a drop of blood. At that time, the farm owner began to raise vague doubts.

After the mysterious massacre at Mr. Isabel Islas's house, many other farmers around the area suddenly realized the same thing had happened on their farm. Eladio Islas Duarte has lost 9 sheep, the Eufrasia Islas Duarte lost 7, Porfirio Marquez 5 children. This is not to mention before that geese in the village died in a series of confusing ways, in many places and at different times.

'Certainly not a dog bite' - a victim confirmed. 'My sheep shed fenced iron barbed wire up to 1m and a half high, carefully covered. Dogs can't jump that high. '

The villagers are planning to invite a veterinarian from the Abattoir urban area to test the corpses, to see if the bites left on cattle are contagious. And most importantly, can the experts with long experience and vast knowledge determine: the mysterious creature that caused the slaughter of the real sheep of the legendary Chupacabra?

Is the Chupacabra monster not just a legend?
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Hai Minh