#795- The Crying Boy Painting| Curses, Hexes & Strange Objects That Encompasses The Darkness

fuck that loved to see kids cry. It's it's hard to try and find information on him because he had like four different pseudonyms.

to certain hauntings in certain places that are real sketchy. Now, obviously a lot of a lot of things that people claim are haunted, it's kind of like, uh, it's it's it's an attraction, you know, it's not even so much that it's haunted. You know, you always like to bring up the uh, what is it called the Myrtle's House, So the Myrtles Plantation, right, and you knew the people that were that that lived there, and it was kind of just like a tourist attraction, right.

and it still smells like it's to this day. It's like or the tour guide just put a sprits in before the next group came in.

they don't make sense. Stories that leave something behind, a chill, a silence, an image burned into your mind. Today, we're going to talk about one of those stories, a story wrapped in sadness, fear, and flame. This goes super deep into fire and witchcraft and generational curses. And it's going to get weird, dude, because the deeper I looked into this, the creepier it got. And so we're gonna be talking about this painting or these paintings. Now. It's not not

just any painting. This one has no moving parts, no glowing eyes, no blood, red skies or demons clawing through the canvas. It's just a child, a little boy, staring back at you with glassy eyes in a single tear rolling down his cheek. But behind those eyes there's something else, something that has terrified families, baffled firefighters, and followed people

long after they thought they were safe. This painting has been linked to dozens, some say hundreds, of house fires, and in almost every case, while everything else was reduced to ash, the painting of the crying boy remained untouched, unburned, just watching what started as a harmless piece of postwar art became the centerpiece of one of the UK's most enduring urban legends. It was mass produced, widely owned, and later ritually destroyed. But no one knows where the curse

began or if it ever truly ended. So sit tight and whatever you do, don't look away from the crying boy. Damn, it's kinda get saucy up in here, dude, So I.

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have blessed objects. The like objects have the ability somehow to hold some kind of magical powers, whether it's blessing, maybe it's a curse. You know, I personally I wear this necklace rate here. This is called a servitor. This was created by our boy lord Byron Jester, and it's said to encompass my tulpa MARVH. And I mean it could be, you know, just like I believe it. So it is kind of thing, but maybe it actually is going on in there, right, So let's get to it.

This is by Mythologyworldwide dot com and they talk about cursed art, the dark stories behind famous paintings. So cursed art refers to works of art that are believed to bear a curse or bring misfortune to their owners or viewers. This concept has intrigued art enthusiasts, historians, and general public alike. The significance of cursed art in the world lies not only in its aesthetic value, but also in the stories and legends that accompany it. Often steeped in tragedy and mystery.

This article aims to delve into the dark narratives that surround some of the most famous paintings in history, exploring these tales of misfortune, how these tales of misfortune have shaped their legacies and impacted the lives that is associated with them. So we all know, like looking into especially like a lot of ancient art, it was very occult,

Like there's a lot of symbolism. There's a lot of sigillism in certain art, and some people believe that that actually brings to life whatever there is, or whatever there whatever they're trying to superimpose. So if somebody puts, I don't know, let's just say an evil eye on a painting, right, there are many different views of what evil eyes are. You know, you got the idea that you can literally and we'll get into this a little bit later. I don't know, this is like old folk folk life, or

I don't even know if I personally believe it. But it used to be said that if somebody glares at you with an evil or negative intention, that could be a curse in and of itself. And so you'll see people walking around with those pendants. The evil eye pendance. It's like a blue it's they got an emoji for it now, But.

linked to malevolent forces. Common themes and cursed art. So if you're looking for well, you go to an art gallery, you go to your grandma's house. You know they always got some kind of paintings hanging. Maybe you got some paintings hanging in your house. Maybe you want to be able to observe to see if this could be some kind of curse thing. Maybe you have some kind of misfortune,

maybe bad luck has just always followed you. Well, it could be in the art, and the best way to be able to find out if it is cursed, Well there are common themes. So is there tragedy, misfortune, death, despair, or psychological torment. So these are the things that you're wanting to look for in your art or in any art to see if it could possibly be cursed. Which does make sense, you know, because that is being represented

in a painting. That painting is facing back outward at you and your family and the rest of your home, So there could be something there in that way.

created by Italian artist Giovanni Braggolin. That's one of his four or five names. I should you not We're I think we're going to cover that here a little bit later about how so many different pseudonyms. Nobody knows who the creator was. It's like Shakespeare kind of shit. It depicts a young boy with tears streaming down his face, evoking deep emotional responses. The painting became immensely popular, especially in the UK during the nineteen eighties. So he originally

started painting it in the fifties. It became super popular in the eighties. Almost dude, they said that, like such a large percentage of homes in the UK all had this. This was like this is like starry Night, you know of England in that time, Like almost how many people you know with a Starry Night painting in their house? You know what I mean?

This reaction highlights how belief in the supernatural can influence collective behavior in societal norms. So, and we'll dive a lot more into that. This is kind of just like a precursor to what we're going to be getting into as far as the story of the Crying Boy painting, But another example of it of cursed paintings would be the Portrait of Dorian Gray. So Oscar Wilde's novel The Picture of Dorian Gray tells the story of a young man who remains eternally youthful while his portrait ages and

bears the marks of his moral corruption. The painting, a central element of the story, symbolizes the consequences of vanity and hedonism. The curse depicted in the novel serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of indulgence in the loss of one's soul. It raises questions about the relationship between art and morality, exploring how the pursuit of beauty can lead to one's downfall. You know what this really

reminds me of whenever reading shit like this. Why is it that, you know, you go into the Vatican and that weird fucking like painting that they have in the Vatican of Jesus like being pulled down into Hell with all the demons and shit. It's like, what is that evoking?

peak physical condition. But if he was to ever look at the painting itself, he would be consumed by it and it would kill him. And or some iteration say that he would sit and look at it every night and like just contemplate all of his life's actions and all this stuff. It's a fascinating tale, really.

like unknown. For how popular the painting was, it is damn near impossible to try and find any true, like real in depth information about this guy without it just being lore or myth or stuff like that. And you're you're saying, like this this guy was in the nineteen fifties. We're not talking about the the fifteen hundreds, you know what I'm saying, Like, it's not that long ago, but for some reason, shit is just not around.

Were you trying to invoke some kind of fear or sadness or whatever? You know, Like, dude, a picture is worth a thousand words, and just by looking at a little boy crying, I can't imagine that's going to bring too many people tears of joy, right.

as possibly cursed cursed paintings. So another one would be the ghostly presence of the hands of the hands resist Him. So the Hands Resist Him is a painting by Bill Stoneham, which we're going to read a little bit later because I just found that I didn't even know that that was a thing. It features a young boy and a doll standing in front of a glass door, with disembodied hands reaching out towards them. The eerie composition has captivated

and disturbed viewers alike. This painting gained notoriety in two thousand when it was listed on eBay as a haunted object. Listen this, this is crazy, like this is some wild out there shit. So the seller claimed that the painting had caused strange occurrences in paranormal experiences, leading to increased interest and fear surrounding it. The fascination with haunted art

reflects broader cultural interest and the supernatural. Many are drawn to the allure of the unknown, and the hands resist him serves as a prime example of how art can evoke fear and in and intrigue through its backstory. So we're gonna dive a little bit more into that one later. Like I said, these are all just precursor type stories, just to show that like this is this is something that has happened. Now, I'm not gonna say it's very common. I can't imagine that it's very common all the people

that have paintings and nothing ever really happens. But for the ones, the shit does happen. This is what we're bringing up. Yeah, how about the Curse of the Mona Lisa.

who are too closely associated with it. Despite the alleged curse, the Mona Lisa remains one of the most visited paintings in the world. The legend surrounding it only adds to its allure, demonstrating how cursed art can enhance public interest and engagement. So this is where you get into now. I don't believe that da Vinci was trying to you know, I'm not sitting over here saying that he was trying to curse this object just to get sales. I don't

think that. But there's oftentimes attached lore to certain things that will bring a lot of attention to it. And who knows, I mean Mona Lisa. I didn't know that it was cursed, but you think about it. That's why one of the most one of the reasons why it's so famous is because it was stolen. That's why the value of it was through the roof, because for some reason, anytime there is a like a story attached to a work of art or anything like that, the value of

it increases exponentially. There was actually a movie that was made about it, like last year as a Kevin Hart movie on Netflix. But yeah, it's pretty wild.

I was just a captain's sword. He was in garrison. He never saw combat. Okay, best I could do was like four hundred bucks. Now if you tell me that this was Colonel Custard sword and he was carrying it into the Battle of the Little Big Horn and all the oh no, no, Now this is up a little bit more. The Mona Lisa was already a famous painting. You know, it was already exhibited in big places and

it was worth a lot. But the fact that it was stolen, Oh yeah, no, that absolutely added to the to the price tag.

ultimately his tragic death. Van Goh's struggles struggled with mental illness have often been viewed as a curse that influenced his artistic output. His pain and turmoil are palpable in many of his works, leading to a complex relationship between his art and his mental state. Van Goo's tragic life has left an indelible mark on the art community, inspiring countless artists and advocates for mental health. His story serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by creative

individuals and the societal need for understanding and support. So I wanted to bring that one up specifically because we're talking about this guy. I mean, he was I remember hearing all the stories about Van Go. He was just always in anguish, He had some mental illnesses. There was always like something wrong with him, and maybe that's what inspired Maybe that's what inspired such amazing creations. You think about artists in the music industry, people in Hollywood, people

who are writing novels and stuff like that. Usually if they can connect to it emotionally, that's where you're going to get people that actually become interested in whatever it is that you're creating. Because the human emotion is a lot of times it's hard to really express in words. But if you can express it in a story, you can express it in a motion picture, in a painting, whatever, people connect to that and relate to it. And so

my question is is that all right? Van Go? He created a lot of amazing paintings, but some of them were kind of dark, like Storry Knight. That's everybody's favorite, right, like everybody loves Storry Knight. But then there's other paintings that were really like kind of odd. You know what I'm saying, and I wonder if there's anything attributed to anything attributed to that in people's homes as far as you know, Like I'm trying to remember one of his paintings.

It was like a guy that was just standing there. Maybe it was edg Allan Poe as a matter of fact, but either way, I think that any what.

life experiences and his creative expression. So, I mean, dude, look at that fucking painting. First of all, why would you want that in your house?

people do not feel that way. Some people really enjoy making their house look like some sort of a dark museum exhibit.

by Catholic dot Com. I know you're not a Catholic, but eh, whatever, it's a somebody asked a question and it said, I feel a strong sense of evil from certain objects in our home, to the point that I cannot look at them without making a concentrated effort to do so. Is it possible for objects to be cursed or attached to evil spirits? And if so, what can I do to combat this? The father Vincent Surpa of the or One of the Catholic churches. I don't know

which one he goes. Yes, objects can be cursed just as objects objects can be blessed. I suggest that you dispose of the objects that bother you. So, in his book called Interview with an Exorcist, Father Jose Antonio Fortia writes that objects should be burnt. Which I wanted to bring this up specifically because we're talking about houses that caught fire, and these things were never catching fire, right, So how do you burn the unburnable?

the best option. I'm more of the type that thinks you should throw it in the lake, you know, or throw it off a bridge somewhere, and like let it be at the bottom of a water source of something like a water is seen as a holy substance, you know what I mean. And it's the likelihood of someone else finding it and bringing it into their home and the curse continuing is a lot less burning it. Yeah, it's more final, but it's not like you just got rid of the demonic force by setting it on fire.

That's kind of a demon's playground that Maybe that's just me. I don't know.

We've had our boy, he's an exorcist, demon eracer, right, he comes on, and he talked about how he felt the calling from God and he kept on getting the messages in the Bible and stuff like that, talking about how he should burn all of his video games and movies and you know, action figures and shit like that that were possibly evoking some kind of evil entities, right, and so he was told what he believes whenever he you know, just so happened to flip the page and

the Bible kind of thing, and it was said for him to burn it. So he went out and burned all of that. And so it's not unprecedented as far as you know, the traditional way of expelling spirits or whatnot. But I almost wonder, is it, you would think? And I like the way that you just went as far as water goes, how about instead of burning it, why

don't you just reverse it and bless it? You know what I'm saying, Maybe throw a little holy water on and pray over some water, throw some holy I don't know, just hypothetically here.

particular about it. It's crazy like, whenever there's an exorcism that needs to happen, we gotta call Catholic priest because they're the only ones that could expel demons. My boy, No, absolutely incorrect. But that's just like it's one of those things that it's been and culturally spoken of so many times that it's become what a lot of people deem to be truth.

kind of way. I saw people doing it on the internet, and supposedly whenever you put that bowl of water, after you put your thoughts into it, you put it into the freezer, you take it out, then you'll see like some strange images that you wouldn't think just a bowl of water would make. And so I do think that it's absolutely your connection to that water. It's the absolute thought that counts. Now, if you're talking about expelling demons, you might want to go to psalms or some shit

and just pray over it in that way. But yeah, it is. It is weird, like the memory of water and the ability of water. I mean, there's something to it. There's no doubt about it.

of Him can cast out demons. That's he said so very plainly. But I know there's a lot of people that don't agree with that. If you didn't go to seminary, then how do you think you have the authority to do shit? Well, because I don't claim the authority of a church, I claim the authority of a savior. Like that's I know, I know, dogma's changed denomination to denomination. I'm not trying to shit on anybody. It's just that's kind of how I how I've interpreted them myself.

talk to. And what he said in there was and now he's somebody who's into demonology and you know, the dark and the light, magic kind of guy. And whether that vibes with you or not, I'm just giving one person's testimony here. And he said that, you know, if he's trying to go into a house to perform some kind of exorcism, it depends on whose house it is

that will determine who he calls on. So if he goes into a Christian household or somebody who believes in Jesus, or maybe he just got a certain flavor for that type of stuff, he'll go in there and he will expel the demons in the name of Jesus or in the in the name of Yahweh, or maybe you'll call on a specific angel or something like that and he goes. Conversely, you can if that person doesn't have a religious affinity, what you can do is that you can call on

his words, not mine, he goes. You can call on Lucifer. He goes, it doesn't matter who you call on. You can call on Jesus, you can call on Lucifer. I'm not suggesting it. This is just his words again, but he says, it doesn't matter who you call on out of those two characters, the job will get done regardless, and he's seen it done plenty of times. That's his words.

So you know, I've I've brought up before about the demons of the Goetia, and there's a lot of like folklore kind of shit associated with demons, ancient demons, new demons, you name, it doesn't matter, but whenever it comes to that, And I asked him, I was like, why would why would the name Lucifer work at expelling demons? And he goes, well, I'm gonna be real with you, a lot of so called demons are just using that as somewhat of a title.

That all it is is basically like this negative trapped energy that associates itself with a demon, whether it's a specific demon or not. He believes that it's just negative energy that is trapped and that it is not even necessarily like an old lost soul, but it could just be a negative energy that has manifested itself in one way or another. So that was his explanation as to why even calling on Lucifer would expel demons, because sometimes

they're not even demons, it's just negative energy. It could be like think about ghosts, like are ghosts demons? I mean, I know you don't necessarily believe in the ghosties.

So maybe that's why calling in the name of even fucking Lucifer would work, because you know, he was at one time a beautiful angel. So I don't know, I don't know enough about it. That's just the story that I heard, I feel you, So all right, now let's get to the actual story here. As far as the haunted legend of the crying boy that won't burn, this is gonna get really strange. Okay, So this is your boy, see what I'm saying. Rate here. He already has two names,

Bruno Amadillo and Giovanni Braggolin. There was like two or three more names also associated with him. But anyway, that's him painting this Rate here just seems like a very elderly kind of guy. This was in the fifties. He was elderly then, so he's probably dead, right, Yeah, unless he was able to encase himself into one of these paintings, and that's how he's haunting people.

the flames, while everything else burns around it. The very image on your wall, seemingly innocent, becomes a symbol of something dark and unexplainable. What would you do next? Would you destroy the painting or would you dismiss it as a bizarre coincidence. What if, like many before you, you learned that the painting you cherished is believed to carry a curse, a curse that brings misfortune and mysterious destruction. The legend of the Crying Boy painting raises these unsettling questions.

The chilling stories of homes consumed by fire with this only, with only this particular painting left unscathed, prompt us to question whether these events are just urban myths or something more sinister. As you read through this haunting tale, take a moment to reflect, what would you do if a simple work of art carried with it the weight of a curse. This is the kind of psychological mystery that has surrounded the Crying Boy for decades, igniting fear in curiosity.

I guess this was written around Halloween because it says as Halloween season looms, which in this house, it's always Halloween season, baby, that's how we roll, no doubt, except for one of its Christmas season. There's a time and a place, but anyway, it's time to turn our gaze towards the eerie and unsettling quarters of the art world, where stories of haunted paintings and cursed creations continue to

spook even the most skeptical. For this article on cursed artworks, we're diving into one of the most infamous and widely feared art legends of the twentieth century, the Crying Boy paintings. This tale isn't about a single cursed art work, but rather an entire series of portraits that inexplicably survived house fires and left the trail of destruction behind them. The legend of the Crying Boy Paintings is more than just

a curious urban myth. It's a chilling reminder that even the most innocent looking artwork can take on a life of its own. Noo, here we go, And I'm not gonna lie, dude, Like researching this kind of shit, maybe I just woke up kind of in a little haze.

Maybe I just didn't have enough coffee. But doing this research this morning, I don't know, I got this weird like sensation even doing this like even and I'll tell you what, like it kind of just gave me like this weird like vibe even researching this kind of shit. That's that's kind of the dangers around researching this kind of stuff, because now you're trying to get into the mind of the actual story rather than just listening to it. And even whenever I was doing research for it, dude,

I got a fucking virus on my computer. Now I was able to get rid of it with relative ease, but it was like, of course, there would be a virus associated with a cursed painting that I'm researching, right, Yeah, so very strange, but it's.

the viewer. These prints, known as the Crying Boy series, became wildly popular in post war Europe, especially in the UK. In an era still haunted by the traumas of war. These melancholic images found a place in many homes, perhaps reflecting a shared sense of loss and vulnerability. However, it wasn't long before these paintings became notorious for something far more sinister than their melancholic subject matter. This was written in a newspaper called The Sun, and you can see

it right here. These people their house burned down and they're sitting next to the fucking image.

the flames. The first widely publicized instance of the curse came in nineteen eighty five, when The Sun, a British tabloid, ran a chilling headline blazing Curse of the Crying Boy picture. The article recounted the story of a fireman in Yorkshire who claimed to have witnessed numerous fires where the only undamaged item in the charred ruins was a Crying Boy paint. According to reports, in some cases, the entire wall around the painting had been scorched black, but the artwork remained

eerily intact. Soon readers across the UK began coming forward with their own terrifying tales. More and more homes that displayed the Crying Boy painting had mysteriously gone up in flames, and the owners were quick to attribute the cause of the cursed image. The media frenzy reached its peak when the Sun Encouraged. The Sun newspaper article encouraged frightened homeowners to send their Crying Boy prints which the paper, which

the paper promised to burn in a mass bonfire. Thousands of copies were reportedly destroyed, but the legend of the cursed paintings only grew stronger. So this this newspaper article, the Sun was accounting for all of the all of the paintings that were you know, all of these house fires were in right, and there was like, look, let's just try and fucking burn it all. We'll get rid of all of this negative insanity. This isn't like I said this saint during the Salem fucking witch trials. This

is the nineteen eighties, okay. And so the sun, which is funny, even the symbolism rate there is calling to burn all of these images, all of these paintings, right, and so it burns a lot of them. Okay, all right, case clothes, wipe our hands clean. The curse is broken. Yeah, or you thought, or you thought, sir. So this is where we get into the power of the media and the birth of a legend. While the paranormal elements of the Crying Boy legend captured the public's imagination, the media

played a pivotal role in spreading the curse narrative. The Sun tabloid, known for its sensational headlines, was instrumental in fueling the story's wildfire spread across the UK. Stories about the painting quickly escalated, with the readers contributing eerie accounts of unexplained fires they linked to the artwork in the nineteen eighties. The nineteen eighties saw a resurgence in supernatural fascination, making the public particularly receptive to stories like the Crying

Boy Curse. This era was a golden age for ghost stories, ufo sightings, and haunted objects. Popular television shows, books, and films increasingly delved into themes of the paranormal, Reflecting a broader cultural curiosity about the unknown. The Crying Boy paintings, with their emotionally charged imagery, became an ideal target for

a society hungry for the supernatural. Much like the modern Internet phenomena, the legend took on a life of its own, feeding off of public fear into the irresistible thrill of

a curse. In this climate, the Sun and other tabloids thrived by amplifying public fears, merging fact with speculation to create stories that captivated and often frightened their readers, and the nineteen eighties appetite for mystery and fear ensured that the Crying Boy became not just an urban legend, but a cultural phenomena, blending art with the supernatural in a way that continues to fascinate today. So was this psychological or paranormal? Who's to say? Right? So, this are some

of the possible explanations behind the curse. It says, despite the dramatic stories of the unexplained fires. Skeptics and psychologists have offered more rational explanations for the Crying Boy phenomenon. One of the most common theories involves the varnish used on the prints. Some experts suggest that the paintings were coded, were coded and a fire retardant varnish, which could explain

why they survived when everything else around them was destroyed. Okay, all right, so that's why the painting wasn't catching fire. That answers that story. But how about all yeah, but how about all the homes that still went up in flames and they all had this you know, there's still that facet of it. So on a psychological level, the curse may also be attributed to confirmation bias, the tendency for people to remember details that confirmed their existing beliefs.

Once the idea that the Crying Boy paintings were cursed took hold, homeowners who experienced fires were quick to attribute their misfortunes to the painting, further fueling the legend. So now are people just trying to hop on board it's a popular thing to say, uh, or are they actually believing in it? And does it even matter if you believe in it? Or not. You know, just because you associate yourself with the painting in your house fire, does that

necessarily mean that it's the painting's fault? Or are you just trying to grab headlines or you're trying to look for some kind of supernatural reason as to why your house caught on fire in the first place. Regardless, all of these houses are still catching fire.

one thousand houses in this neighborhood. Let's say that twenty percent of them were to burn over the course of the next five years. That would be substantial, right, that's a lot. And then let's also say that each one of these houses had a I don't know, a picture of a Florida leite. Okay, we're in Louisiana. That's a very common image and sigil and whatever else for this area. Nothing out of the ordinary here. To walk into a home and see a picture of a Florida lee on

the wall would be very normal. But if everything in the house burned except for that picture in every one of these homes, yeah, I would say there's probably something extra going on there.

I don't know how common that is. I don't know how many paintings think to do or painters think to do that to their paintings, or I don't know how many people who are selling a lot of these paintings for public retail in consignment stores or convenience stores or wherever you're getting these things at. I mean, maybe it's common practice, but we're talking about the nineteen eighties like this.

until like two thousand and eight. We're talking about fucking nineteen eighties up in here, and the original paintings were painted in nineteen fifty. I can't imagine this guy would have had the forethought of this, Like who thinks, oh, I better coat this and some kind of fire retarded in case it gets it goes out in the fire, Like who's going to hold a flame up to a painting in the first place?

perfect storm for superstition. Okay, you know, look, we can hypothesize this six ways to Sunday, but the fact of the matter is a lot of those houses had these paintings. The paintings never burned all the houses did, not all of them, but of like a pretty high percentage of them. Right, Like, what did I I think it was like in the eighties, aunt amount of houses that burned down with this picture in their house, around eighty homes. And this is only

in the UK. By the way, UK is not like massive, you know, it's pretty big, but it's not the United States. Like if you would have said that, you know, eighty houses burned down in the United States and it was you know, one in Idaho, one in Massachusetts, one in Florida, one in Louisiana, like you'd be like, Okay, that's kind of weird. But you know, statistically speaking, it's possible, I suppose, right, but you're talking about eighty in just the UK. That's kind of weird.

this the fact that everything burned except for this one painting. Yeah, this is beyond fucking.

to go by franshat Seville on occasion. Amadillo was one of the most mysterious artists in the mid nineteen nineties. He painted over sixty portraits in his Crying Boy collection from the fifties through the through nineteen eighty, with each printed, reprinted and widely distributed through mass productions. The prints became very popular, with over fifty thousand copies purchased in the UK alone. The Crying Boy series was the only artwork

of Amadio's that saw success. However, it was a double edged sword for Amadio, as the images depicting horror, suffering, despair, and longing for The and longing of the innocent also brought about speculation of abuse. Many questioned many questions whether Amadio specifically frightened them talking about the kids, terrified them, and then painted them, with some even going as far as to liken Amadio to the devil himself.

of crying, young, prepubescent boys. I don't know this for a fact, but it wouldn't shock me as if we go down this list and we learn more about him that he's like a confirmed pedophile and like that was the inspiration for all of this that a one hundred percent checks out at this time. Bro.

And so it's just really weird that not only how how many people bought it fifty thousand copies in the UK alone. Not only that, but the guy who was painting them, just what a weird addiction?

the artist. Amadillo had stopped to paint the child when a Catholic priest came over to issue him a stern warning. He said that the boy named Don Benillo had run away after seeing his parents die in a fire. Whoa who I got chills off of that. So he's painting a fucking little boy, an orphan who is running around, he's crying. He's over in Madrid and he's he doesn't know what to do with himself. But his parents died

in a fire. And then the story that is that unfolds that is associated with the painting.

the one time that he saw this kid crying? Uh?

a tragic death. Unfortunately, Don Benio's life ended much like it began. The Little Boy in a blaze of fire. In nineteen seventy six, police responded to the report of a car crash on the outskirts of Barcelona. The car exploded after crashing into a wall. When officers arrived on the scene, they found that the driver had been burned beyond recognition. He was the only one in the car at the time of the crash. Police officers searched the glove box, which survived the fire, and found a part

of his driver's license. The name on the license revealed the victim to be Don Benio. For many, the fiery manner of his death served to add validity to the Crying Boy curse.

living room wall. During the fire, the painting fell from the wall, landed face down, and strangely was only slightly charred. Though the cause of the fire was found to be a chip pan, which is like a deep frying pan and says that overheated and burst into flames. The couple became convinced that the painting was cursed and that it, not the pan, was to blame for the destruction of their home. The Halls were not alone in their experience or theory. Many similar fires followed, with homes and even

a pizza parlor falling victim to the curse. Despite starting from typical causes, each fire left behind a crying boy painting, the curse evolved to cause injury and death, with some people reporting accidents after purchasing the print. Many others were horrified to find that they could not burn it when they tried.

going to catch. Now it's also gonna catch and probably go out quickly, you know what I mean. It's not like it's gonna take off and do its own thing. But it's like the more you wash it, the less fire retarding it is. As well. There's like there's things to this one hundred.

gets even weirder. So the firefighters failed to explain why the paintings didn't burn, because yes, it did have that protect it, but it still should have caught a little bit right. So fire service investigators or investigations pointed to discarded cigarettes, overheated chip pans, and faulty wiring, leading firefighters to believe that the house fires resulted from human carelessness

rather than a supernatural curse. Rotherham fire station officer Alan Wilkinson personally logged fifty fires where the Crying Boy painting survived. He personally was there for fifty of them. WHOA, that's strange. So Wilkinson was skeptical, but could not explain how the artwork survived the flames. His wife, on the other hand, had her own theory. I always say it's the tears that put the fire out. Ooh, the tears on the little boys putting the fire out. Holy shit.

to debunk the curse. This is the statement. The reason why this picture has not always been destroyed in the fire is because it's printed on high density hardboard, which is very difficult to ignite. His statement did little to convince the public, however, neither did the fact that the paintings were often of different children and even from different artists. How about that, right, So all right, you're gonna say it's on hardboard, sure, sure, but shit still catches fire.

house fire, Ron and Mary Hall. A follow up article on September fifth brought new terrifying stories from the readers that claimed to be victims of the curse in addition to fires. In addition to fires, injuries and deaths, some accounts included supernatural occurrences, with readers allegedly or alleging that they saw the print sway from side to side on the wall, or that it returned to the place after

being destroyed. What okay, that is really weird. So the soun article also claimed that the firefighters believed in the curse, despite conflicting statements by the fire service. So that was just lip service from that from that police chief or the fire chief, right, and so he was just like a calm down, it's not real. It's just hard bored. Meanwhile in the background, they're like, Yo, that shit is fucking cursed. Get that thing away from me, right, I.

us immediately. We will destroy it for you, and that and that should see the back of any curse. Soon. The Bouvier Street office of the Sun was overrun with crying Boy paintings stacked twelve feet high in the newsroom, spilling out of cupboards and entirely filling up a little used interview room. Readers had sent in about twenty five hundred copies in total.

And he's just like, yeah, I believe the people will be able to sleep a little easier now, And like in reality he's probably thinking to himself like this is so fucking stupid. I can't believe I have to work overtime for this shit. Or was he like, yo, I'm actually really tired of answering these calls for house fires. Like, look, I genuinely think people will be able to sleep a little easier, and we hope this is the end of it all.

them are volunteer. They don't get to spend a whole lot of time with their family. So essentially their co workers become like their family. So if you're spending that much time around people that are going and putting out like member, that one police chief, that one not police chief, that one fire chief, that one fire unit went and put out fifty of them themselves. And so you would imagine getting a call, hey, we got a house on fire. You go in there, you see the painting. Oh that's weird,

No what, no big deal whatever. You go in there and see a second one. Okay, that's kind of strange, a little bit of coincidental, but whatever. You go see fucking fifty of them, you're gonna start to believe. Bro.

four production called Punt Pie or Punt Pi. Some years later, Punt purchased a Crying Boy picture, then was inexplicably delayed on his destination several times before attempting to burn the print With construction researcher Martin Shipp. The two men found that beyond the string, the artwork didn't really burn. Punt and Ship surmised that if fire retardant varnish was used. The test also explained how the string holding the painting on the wall would burn and cause it to face

down on the floor. Another investigation suggested that Amadillo's use of a compression board could also explain why it was so difficult to burn. Okay, Okay, I don't think that that expels all of the weirdness that is attached to this by any means. But you know you're looking at the string that is holding the painting. You know he had some kind of hard compression board. But remember he wasn't the only guy. Amadillo was not the only guy

creating these paintings. A lot of people at the time they saw how popular these paintings were, and they're trying to create the artist's rendition, right, So explain those We're all of those on hard compression hardboard.

that has expanded to include paintings by different artists. For example, the portraits of Scottish artists and a Zinkesen similarly feature crying girls and boys, and have often been attached to the Crying Boy curse. Season three, episode four of Weird or What With William Shatner explained the legend of the paintings. As recently as twenty twelve. Different online groups also popped up, which as the Dutch Crying the Dutch Crying Boy fan Club,

but many have since disappeared. However, a forum on the Unexplained Mysteries website is still open for viewing. You can also find talk of the curse on social media. On February second, twenty twenty two, Hansbury Hansbury Arms Haunted Hotel and Museum posted that they currently have several crying Crying Boy paintings on display, proving that this urban legend isn't

going away anytime soon. So, of course it is esoteresis my kind of People argue that when an artist paints a portrait of a person, part of their soul is sealed in paper. People have created plenty of legends and lore about cursed paintings, some of which black magicians could even seal the person himself or tie his life to the portrait. In the case of these paintings, the faces of these children reflect them wide open eyes, full of tear, resentment, despair,

misunderstanding the viewer's heart breaks looking at them. So it's quite possible that the picture after its completion retained this energy and through the painting, these small sitters took revenge on those who hung their images at home. But it's just legend, right, Wow, I fuck, I love it.

it's like, how good is the artist? Right? If it's like if it's especially like a super realistic type of painting, you see people get like curricatures done but don't look anything like them. Sure, then you also see certain people that get curricatures done and it looks identical. So I mean, maybe there's some sort of like nuance to that but these were ultra realistic prints.

actually going on. I mean, we don't know what the fuck is going on down at the quantum level. You know, we don't understand this matrix fully yet.

or hex or something like that. What would be good ways of trying to get to the bottom of it to see if that's really what it is, or maybe you just having an off day, Right, everybody has off days where you think, oh, that one thing that really just fucked my whole day, or you know, does it follow you? Do you have a dark cloud around you a lot more than you think you should? Right? Yeah, And so maybe it comes to generational curses. So it says,

have you been feeling physically or emotionally drained lately? Do you keep experiencing a string of bad look or broken relationships? These could be signs that you've been a victim of an evil spell. Let's take a closer look at the physical and spiritual curse symptoms to watch out for. So physical symptoms if it's your if you are the person that is cursed, you might experience unexplained illness or pain.

You would experience fatigue or exhaustion, headaches or migraines, digestive issues, insomnia or disrupted sleep, or sudden drops or rises in blood pressure. When negative energy is present in your life, it can manifest in physical ways. If you're experiencing any of these symptoms and can't find a logical explanation, it could be a sign of a hex or a curse.

There are also spiritual symptoms such as negative thoughts or feelings of fear, a sense of being watched or followed, recurring nightmares, bad dreams, or sleep paralysis, a feeling of dread or unease, a general sense of negativity or unhappiness, suddenly making bad life decisions, or being surrounded by bad people. There are also unusual occurrences that are attached to this as well, So if you are cursed or hex, then maybe you're experiencing this weird shit. So strange animal behavior

such as birds hitting windows or cats acting aggressively. Dude, I'm not gonna lie.

and I'm somebody. I'm like a fucking vampire, dude, Like I want to be in the dark at all times, especially at night, Like I just just you know, you don't have all of the light blaring into your eyes. The day is winding down. I don't need all those lights on. I want to sit in the dark and relax, maybe watch a show, play little xbox, do whatever.

the last couple of hours, but out of nowhere. I'm in the dark, I'm watching TV and he just comes and claws at my face for no specific reason. Maybe what we're talking about, maybe there was some kind of curse, maybe there was some kind of hecks and being is that. You know, we talked to all kinds of people. We we've talked to witches, We've talked to magicians, We've talked to wizards and all of the spiritual, like who knows.

And it could be something like as simple as an ex girlfriend getting a little petty, right, she's like, how do I get this motherfucker back?

my face was predatory. That was some predator shit. Yeah, yeah, so I don't know. Very weird. Another unusual occurrence that might happen is broken glass or objects that seemed to break for no reason, missing personal items or important documents. Jacob, we were just talking about that before the show.

letters or messages, bad weather such as sudden thunderstorms or hail. Okay, you know, and I feel like any one of these things happen, you're like, okay, whatever, not a big deal. I mean, it rains, you know, sometimes you cross a black cat whatever. But if you get multiple of these, you might be starting to question the reality you living of if you're cursed or not another one is having a run of the worst luck you've ever experienced. We've all been there and feeling like your life is on

a downward spiral no matter what you do. So I know a lot of people that definitely believe that bad luck just follows them no matter where they go. If it wasn't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all, As they say.

to them. Anyway, The important thing in either case is to destroy the legal ground through which Satan's demons get access to afflict, harass, and torment people. It is often helpful to know the main ways that the demons get into people. In order to get the demons out, we usually need to know what it was that gave them the legal right to enter in the first place. Then by renunciation of that thing and by determined faith in God, we can, with God's authority, command the related demons to leave.

The demons will be forced to leave. Demons cannot just enter people anytime they want to. They need a legal opening to do so. Knowledge of the things that open the door to demons will also give us the knowledge of how to keep the door shut on them. It is also necessary in order to maintain our deliference. What is the point of getting demons out if they're only

just going to be let back in shortly later. So generational curses and I really wanted to bring it up for this one because I always hear you talking about generational curses and generational blessings. For sure, Let's see what the Old Bible got to say about it, or at least people you know that are well read into it says demons very often get into people while they're still

in their mother's womb. Idolatry and occultic sins are transmitted to the third and fourth generations of those who hate God. That's from Exodus twenty dash three. Demons have a right to enter the unborn babies of those who are under such curses. It is through demons that curses are transmitted from generation to generation. This may not seem fair, but it is a reality. We inherit both good and bad

from our ancestors. But because of Jesus, we can break out of the curse and come into the abundant life of God's children. Some people are a certain way because they have been demonically oppressed all their lives, even from the womb. People can think that it is part of that it's part of them, but it really isn't. They can be freed. I personally needed much deliverance from spirits

associated with false religion of freemason. My great grandfather was a high level Freemason and the curse associated with that did affect my family and I. After deliverance from this, my spiritual life was able to go forward and I

had much more peace in my walk with God. There was definitely a spiritual struggle when some demons had to be coughed out of my system as I came to the Lord Jesus for deliverance, Which is funny that kind of checks out with what demon eraser was talking about highly suggest all the good cult members go back and listen to that one. That one was that was a deep that was a deep cut from demon Eraser. I can't wait to have him back on.

on cult. But at that point, you've soaked thirty to thirty five years of your life into this organization, and it's very difficult to walk away from because like that's your boys, that's your family, that's your people that like when you have a barbecue going on, these are the guys you call when when one of your family members is sick. These are the guys you call to help out and like pull resources together. It's it's difficult for people to leave something they've dedicated that much of their

life to it. I get it.

And what they don't believe to even be the true like realistic health nature of humans of humanity in a sense, right, but they're almost forced to and so kind of similar to the Freemasons, It's like, once you put in so much time, dude, you're in it.

literally to ostracize yourself from your group. And like it's it's very difficult to do, man, I get it, dude.

There was a there was a version of him that we saw, and then there was also this other version that he never spoke about.

There are certain exceptions to that rule where they allow you to retain the ink, but that is very very rare, and it also depends on the amount of knowledge that you have on like past crimes committed or something like that. It's it's like an insurance policy as well. It's yeah, it's it's supposed to be an entire life that you dedicate to that organization. The same way with the Freemasons. You're supposed to dedicate your life your oaths when you join.

If you speak of anything that you see or learn in this let your tropy slit ear to ear, your tongue cut pull from cut out and dropped into the bottom of the Jordan River. That's like one of the things that you say upon your oath when you join. There's like, there's levels to this shit. And that's not

just saying fancy words. You're basically throwing a curse on yourself if you ever dot dot dot and so yeah, to say that there might be some sort of hereditary curse that's associated with it, especially if you get up to the higher levels and learn that forbidden and secret knowledge you mean that demonolic knowledge and that sigil magic knowledge, Like, oh, absolutely, that will affect your bloodline.

see how certain sins come down to generations. Solomon was born of David and of Bethsheba. Did you say that got Shiba as Sheba? A relationship which began an adultery, And so Solomon's love for foreign women became his downfall. He had seven hundred wives and three hundred concubines, and his foreign wives led him to led him into idolatry Rehoboam I say that ye, Solomon's son also had plenty of wives and concubines, though he was a man of more modest means. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob all had a

problem with lying and deceiving. Abraham and Isaac both lied saying their wives were their sisters. Jacob deceived his brother and was later deceived by his own sons. Concerning Joseph, even God's men can be vulnerable to this kind of generational character flaw. This is not to say that a man is forced to sin because of his sins of his parents. Hezekiah was a good example of one king who refused to follow the ungodly example of his father

and Jesus Christ. All can be freed from the chains of generational and cultural sins and live in the perfect will of God, but often deliverance is needed before this can be realized. So I just wanted to bring this up because I know that certain people are going to look at this from all perspectives. I you know, I the more time and the more years that we put into this, I realized that my perspective is not the only perspective, and so I don't like to necessarily push

people into believing what I believe. I don't think that by by getting somebody else to believe what I believe adds validity by any means. And I think that a lot of people probably do think that. But you know, I like looking at all the different perspectives here because you know, you're going to have people, I mean, we have thousands of cult members all across the world who are looking at it from many different perspectives. So I thought this would be a kind gesture to include.

I'm probably you know whatever. But beside the point that we're flawed individuals and we're committing grave sins, and now those sins have been etched into the history books as a part of their whole story arc. But yeah, God could still use them in spite of and in some

cases because of their iniquities, you know. And I feel like that's kind of the entire point to be inspired by that and to think that nobody is beyond repair, like no sheep is too far gone that the shepherd can't find them and bring them back kind of thing. But yeah, hereditary curses are a thing. And if you identify and discover that you do have a hereditary curse that you're suffering from, you should do everything in your

power to fight against that. As a matter of fact, and I know this is going to piss people off. I myself am a divorcee. Divorce can be a hereditary curse. How many people do you know that are like third generation divorcees. You tell me that's no kind of hereditary curse of some way, shape or form. Now, yes, I understand that there's nuances to every situation and not all couples are built the same. I get this, I get it.

But you then see that one kid come from a horribly divorced home that does everything in his power to make it work with their wife or their husband because they don't want to do that to their kids and all. It's like, there are ways to break these types of hereditary curses. Absolutely.

type of mindset. Well, time change is people, doesn't it. And here we are. But my goal is to try to instill in my children and show how bad that can be and why, ay, you shouldn't get married at nineteen years old, cause you have no idea who the fuck you are at that time. Your spouse has no idea who the fuck they are, and you have no idea if you're gonna be the same people in five years,

let alone forty five years. So like, maybe get yourself established first, Maybe get your career path lined out, Maybe get your house in order before you invite someone into that house. You see what I'm saying. I'm hoping that I can teach them that and break the curse on their generation. But at the end of the day, once they are adults, that's gonna be on them to do, you know, And that's that's kind of a part of.

stuff like that. So obviously there are reasons that make it okay, Like there's no doubt about that, But sometimes it just be like that.

We need to be careful about bringing back trinkets from third world nations that may be associated with gods, fetishes, or magic. In any way, any object with supposed a cult power or a cult tick power brings demons to the owner. Some symbols, like the Yin and yang symbol, the upside down broken cross used in witchcraft, and the peace movement all have demonic connotations and can open the door for demons. I don't know if I agree with.

it is of the earth. Therefore it is not of God.

was about it. I think we just brought it up, okay, but I remember this fucking freaky ass looking doll.

a real person. Jean's parents said that they could hear their son speaking to the doll all evening, and they could even hear the doll responding in a guttural voice. Jean would also claim that Robert was responsible for various mischievous acts around the house. Today, Robert resides at the Fort East Martello Museum in Key West, Florida. Robert the

Doll does. Visitors who have taken their picture with Robert without asking permission, and those who have made fun of the doll have later reported having terrible bouts of bad luck. Robert even receives letters from past visitors asking him for forgiveness.

The number was subsequently taken out of surface service, and when people curious about the legend called it, they received a message that the number was in quotes outside network coverage. Do with that as you will.

tragedy after sitting in the cursed. Chair one man was found hanging outside The busby stoop in like a hotel of sorts after sitting in the, chair and soldiers who sat in the chair During World war two Uh World war two are said to have not made it back home. Alive the chair now hangs from a wall In England's Thirst, museum so that no one can accidentally cure or curse themselves by sitting in. It the museum also displays a plaque with stories on the chair's supposed.

The Occult museum were met with some sort of. Misfortune one man reported even reportedly even crashed his motorcycle after Provoking. Annabelle in twenty, twenty rumors that annabel had escaped from her glass case at The Warren's, museum inspired multiple videos on TikTok proving the doll still has a loyal. Following, so, like here's an. Idea why don't earn that, motherfucker, dude.

with the. Gem after, that seemingly everyone who came in contact with The Delphi Purple sapphire met some sort of, misfortune such as a singer who lost her voice after acquiring the. Stone The Delphi Purple sapphire has been on display At London's Natural History museum since two thousand and, seven and the curator who acquired the gem noted that he ran into a terrible storm while it was in his. Car, okay all, right then it brings up the crying boy.

Painting of. Course how About Anna baker's wedding.

forbade the. Union after swearing to never. Wed anna was said to dance around the mansion in her wedding, dress and some believe that the dress still moves around in its glass case as if someone were dancing in.

abandoned children's insane asylum right that was In. MARYLAND i was stationed IN, dc and for some, reason this was like a well known, thing at least to us at the, time because one of the, guys actually a few of the guys that was stationed with me were like From, maryland so they knew of this place's, existence and it was forbidden to go, To like the cops were fought watching. It and they actually had some sort of a military

installation right outside of. It NOW i don't know if it was A National guard units like headquarters and that's what it was or what was, up but this building had ten foot tall barbed wire fences and spotlights on it during the, night like they did not want anyone going in, here and it was they had roaming patrols around the fence every, hour so like secure location kind of things, here and no one knew why it's. Abandoned it's run, down like there's nothing going on there to this,

day and it's not anything like. That so the story was, that, oh it's so, haunted they're not allowing anybody to go. There, okay all, Right, well obviously a bunch of, dumb half drunk twenty year old night you, know marine infantrymen are clearly gonna go see what's going down. Here so they invited pretty much anybody that wanted to. GO i did, not because why WOULD i provoke the dark. Side but you, know some of these guys who are not of any faith or religion or, like, ah fuck all, that we'll

go see what's. Up so they, went AND i saw pictures of the place when they got, back and they even have. Videos they had to, like, uh you, know evade the roaming patrols and. Stuff they were like duck down as you can see these dudes of flashlights kind of walking the perimeter of the fence and all, this and they had to like park their car five miles in the woods because it's not like on the main. Highway it's off the beaten, path off of a beaten.

Path so you have to go off the main, road park your car and, LIKE i, guess pretend like you have engine trouble while your boys go run through the woods to get to this. Place the whole. Thing the whole time they're running through the, woods they hear, screams but like not attributed to. Anything they it's you know how it is you and your guys are in the

woods at, night and you're, like what was? That and then one guy takes off run and so everybody takes off runt of everybody's, like, ah, whatever, Okay so but they all can at least attest to the they heard. Stuff was its, screams wasn't the wind? Whatever they all said it was, Screams and with the rest of the, STORY i kind of tend to believe. That but, anyway they get to the building and there's like a complex of, them the main sanatorium slash, dormitorium slash whoever you want

to call. It there was a couple like administrative buildings around the, spot but the main building where, like, uh the children were housed and where they did their therapy quote, unquote if you even want to fucking call it, that because the reason this place got shut down was for unethical, practices and it got shut down back in the days

when the botomies were like cutting edge. Technology so what the actual fuck went down at this place to such a degree that they had to shut it down when they were fine electroshock therapying women and lobotomizing all of. This whatever was going down here was so bad that even they were, like, hey, bro, hey we're not doing. That we're just shutting it down. Now SO i can only assume the absolute worst of what the human imagination can't, imagine, right but neither here nor. There so they go in

and then they get pictures and all the. Stuff they see rooms where there's chair set up like looking like somebody was just, there and like the whole place like the paint is getting like stripped off the, walls the roof is caving in in certain. Places it's. Dilapidated, Right and then these dumb motherfuckers decided to start taking back.

Things one of them took back like a small record, player one of them took back like a. Toy there was like four or five items that were floating around The Alpha company barracks for a minute until half the fucking company all started having the exact same nightmare for like, months and so they got rid of the, shit because at that, point it's, like, yeah we might have brought a curse back with. Us so they got rid of the.

STUFF i think half of them threw it in The Potomac river AND i think the other half burned, them but whatever the case, was and, yeah that's the thing that happened once upon a. TIME i wasn't living at the barracks at that, time SO i wasn't really like worried about, it BUT i was, like y'all are, Dumb like y'all, really, YEAH i know THE i don't believe in all of, that but, like, No i'm not saying. THAT i was saying it at, them all. Right if people Think i'm A bible, thumper, now good, god you

would have hated me back. Then AND i was just, like, SO i, know, y'all like don't believe in, that but do you believe that half of the, company somewhere around eighty men are having the exact same nightmare about a shadowy figure that's pinning them down in the, sleep paralysis and all of that almost four times a, week like over half of a, week you would have these, nightmares. Y'all don't think that y'all had anything to do with. That, No, no that wasn't. Us i'm, like, then what the fuck was?

yeah or eighteen oh, nine MAYBE i forget it. Was it's the oldest occupied residence In, WASHINGTON D. C in The war of eighteen twelve right eighteen, fourteen The british came and BURNED dc to the, ground all except For Marine Barracks, washington because they actually occupied it and used

it as their barracks while they were. There so technically, speaking it is the oldest residence In, washington D. C so with an old building like, that especially in a historic and occult city like, that you're gonna have ghost, stories you're gonna have. THINGS i personally never experienced, it but a lot of guys THAT i served with experienced versions of ghost, stories spirit, stories. Whatever nothing demonic until those dumbasses went to the fucking children's Insane asylum and

brought shit. Back but, yeah that's that's a.

with my demon. Story as a matter of, fact my demon presented itself to me as my grandmother who had just, Passed so as a, child not knowing, Anything i'm thinking that's the spirit or the ghost of my. Grandmother cool, cool cool until it wasn't. Right and so most of these and again that's only my. STORY i get. It

there's a million stories and a million different. Nuances but per What i've learned and WHAT i understand about how that works once we, die it wouldn't make sense to me that a soul gets trapped and like it's in limbo or it's trying to get to the other side and it's torn into because of it or what. That that doesn't make sense based off of WHAT i. Know but AGAIN i don't know every single bit about how it all, works you know WHAT i. Mean that's it's

just my own little. Perspective but for, instance one of my, Buddies, stebbing who got that dude he went off to the winds that he is a fed like for, Real he got out of The Marine, corps he joined some three letter agency and no one has heard from him in like a, decade so like real, shit he's doing Gangster James bond shit right now most. Likely but, anyway he was asleep one night and he woke up having a kid like pulling at his bed and giggling and, shit

and he kicked at, him like what the? Fuck he turned the lights, on it was. Gone kind of freaked out a little, bit but like whatever thing's, HAPPENED i, guess and he went back to. Bed he woke up and the next morning. Sour the way our sinks were laid, out it was like two sinks in one big. Mirror, Right it was like two man to a room kind of. Thing his side of the, sink not his, roommates his side eye. Level this guy was six,' four so like high up there had a child's handprint. On it, What.

just kind of roll over and went back. To bed the, next morning looking at, the picture you can clearly see a man wearing, a suit like you could see, the lapels you could see the frills on, the shirt you could see the. Cuff. Links like it's clearly a man in a more dapper attire standing there looking at him in. His bed but it didn't look scari. Or ominous but it's clearly something of a. Spiritual nature and this is before anybody was really good WITH the ai and the

photoshop and. All this that. WAS shit i think that happened somewhere probably early, twenty Eleven some slenderman.

Older buildings, but yeah in my, Personal belief i'm not saying zero percent that those were the trapped souls of a living person that hasn't crossed over or something. Like that it makes more sense to me that that would be some sort of a demonic entity that is trying to portray itself in the form of, a child the form of a man in, a suit or whatever the case, may be as a way to not instantly, instill fear maybe instill alertness in, some way shape. Or form but like, situation dictates.

had my. Best friend he was sleeping, over right and you know, my bed, you know it's you don't want to be gay with it. Or whatever so we always thought it was kind of gay for two dudes to sleep in the. Same room so he would sleep in the living room or what we call the media room because we had two living rooms in, that house and he would sleep in the. Media room well. In there he said every night that he, slept over it was like three. Straight times every time he, slept over he

always heard footsteps and nobody was. Up there everybody, was asleep and he was kind of just up there, by, Himself right but he was always hearing footsteps on the floor in the room that he was, Staying IN and i thought it was kind. OF silly i, was, like dude this house. Ain't haunted this house is like it was only like ten years old at, the time. You know but then you get, into, like well does it have something to do with. The grounds could somebody maybe

have brought some kind of evil spirit? In there you never know kind. Of situation, but, yeah dude, like people people experience. Weird shit maybe, they're demons maybe they're, lost souls maybe they're just fucking. Energy somethings, nobody, Knows, Right yeah but talking going back into the, cursed objects there's another one Called the. Basano vase while the origins Of the basana vase, are vague the most common story claims that a bride received the vase as, a gift then

died on her wedding night while clutching it in. Her arms the bride vowed revenge when, she died and in subsequent family members began dying after taking possession of. The Vase the bazano vase vanished from the public eye until it was sold at an auction for four. Million lyra what country? Has? Lyra?

and put it in. This vase it was the, grandmother's vase and the grandmother passes it down as a. Wedding gift, that's possible, you.

dean's car and had a premonition about. An Incident following dean's untimely and, tragic death his car gained an almost instantaneous reputation for being cursed after. The crash the, car's, engine transmission and suspension system were put in two different, race cars both of which crashed in the same Race on maybe one of the. Drivers survived tires From the porsche also blew out after being placed on, another car and the car fell on two different people while being exhibited.

And serviced the car eventually disappeared in nineteen sixty and hasn't been. SEEN, SINCE whoa i didn't know.

His home he ended up selling the Box on eBay in two thousand, and three and soon after, the sale the buyer reportedly began experiencing choking sensations and nightmares of an, old hag among other. Terrifying Encounters The dipic box was eventually purchased by a, Paranormal Investigator, zach begins Who Filmed missed coming out Of the box in. Twenty twenty even Rapper post malone says that he experienced a string of bad luck after coming in contact with the Box At.

Baggins MUSEUM so i was doing on, this, One dude posty waded on it AND so i was looking, into it and, this, is uh basically like a little, liquor cabinet like you'd put your glasses in your in your liquor bottles inside of this, little cabinet which you know you think about alcohol and. The spirits, there's, Alcool right AND so i mean some say that there, it well and It's a. Jewish thing you can see like The

the hebrew letters or whatever the fuck that is. In there but FROM whatever i was doing a little bit bit, of research it seemed to be Mainly a jewish kind. Of thing and, uh yeah, fucking, Weird right, so yeah the, dippig box strange thing that's going on. Right There post malone weighs in, On it, it's, like whoa what? The hell, and SO like, i said there's so many other. Cursed objects there's another one Called the Women of, lem Statue The hope diamond.

stoneham also known As The eBay. Haunted, Painting okay So The Hands resist him is a painting that was created By Artists bill stoneham in nineteen Seventy two it depicts a young boy and a female doll standing in front of a glass panel door against which many hands. Are pressed According, to stoneham the boy is based on a photograph of himself at. Age five the doorway is a representation of the dividing line between the waking world and the world of fantasy, and impossibilities while the doll is

a guide that will escort the boy. Through it the titular hands represent alternative lives. Or possibilities the painting became the subject of an urban legend in a viral internet Meme in february of two thousand and when it was posted on posted for Sale, on eBay along with a description implying that it. Was haunted so the history. Of it the painting was first displayed At The Fine garden

Gallery In beverly hills during the early. NINETEEN seventies a One man stoneham show at the gallery which included, the piece was reviewed by the art critic At The Los Angeles Time Los. Angeles times during, the show the painting was purchased By Actor, john marley notable for his Role As jack Waltz In. The godfather some Time after, marley's death the painting was found at the site of an old brewery by An elderly, californian couple as stated in

Their original. eBay listing the painting appeared on the Auction website eBay in february. Two thousand according to, the seller the aforementioned couple the painting the painting carried some form. Of Curse their eBay description made a series of claims that the painting was cursed. Or haunted including in those claims were that the characters in the painting moved during, the night and that they would sometimes leave the painting and enter the room in which it was. BEING displayed whoa?

All right also included in the listing were a series of photographs that were said to be evidence of an incident in which the female doll character threatened the male character with a gun that she, was holding causing him to attempt to leave. The painting what?

OH yeah i just. READ that a disclaimer was included with, the listing absolving the seller from all liability if the painting. Was purchased news of the listing was quickly Spread by, internet users who forwarded the link to their friends or wrote their own passages. About it some people claim that simply that by simply viewing the photos of the painting made them feel ill or have. Unpleasant, experiences eventually the

auction page was viewed over thirty. Thousand times after an initial bid of one hundred and ninety, nine dollars the painting eventually received thirty bids and sold for oney twenty. Five dollars, The Buyer perception Gallery And, Grand, rapids michigan Eventually Contacted bill stoneham and related the unusual story of its Auction on eBay and their acquisition. Of it he reported being quite surprised by all the stories and strange

interpretations of the images and. The painting according to, the artists the object presumed by the eBay sellers to be a gun is actually nothing more than a dry cell battery in a tangle. Of wires so where was that? Over here so you can see it? Right here SOME people i guess thought that It was let me try and zoom in. On that SOME people i guess were presuming that it was. A gun, but yeah you can tell that it's some kind of canister or battery or something.

glass all that shit is. Very occultic. You know there's a lot of magic that you can do in front of. A mirror that's why they, Say that like if you ever have a mirror hanging in, your, bedroom like first, of all, you shouldn't, and, secondly uh you never want it pointing to at like pointing at your bed because.

Being poisoned while the story's validity, is debated numerous witnesses have seen the woman and her children peering out of, the mirror and the child's handprint continuously reappears in one corner despite multiple cleanings. And, resilverings, ooh. OKAY spooky, i, mean look everybody has you know if you can debunk claims. ALL day i know that a lot, of people, not you but just anybody. In general we can, debunk claims

we can. Debunk theories we can not believe. In superstition but the fact of the matter is the people that, experience this they, know it they. Believe it they, were, There right so like you can try and prove it six Ways, of sunday, that person you will never be able to take away. Their story they were there and, experienced it, You, know yeah.

do Down In. New orleans i've actually never been.

to it. As Well, marie levau who for anybody who, doesn't know was the voodoo Queen Of new orleans during, her heyday and then when, she died, her daughter Also named Marie, le vaux took over. The mantle but they used to have voodoo ceremonies in. That cathedral they would literally Have mass sunday mornings and voodoo Ceremonies at sunday nights like that was a very common thing for a. Long. Time uh and by a LONG time i don't mean like they just stopped in, The eighties, like, no, no no.

We're talking we're talking back in the. Day here but, uh yeah it's been used for all kinds of. Different.

again i've, Been there i've. Done that but Now that i've been here, A year, i'm like you, KNOW what i kind of have the itch to, go back like at least to go get some of those. Fucking, begnetes dude, SO delicious, i mean absolutely horrible. FOR you i mean it's, deep fried dough coded.

KNOW but i. LOVE it i absolutely love. The city your First, favorite paris which would be the Mother Of new orleans if we're gonna Get, TECHNICOL so, i, mean yeah have you Been? To, Paris yeah i've. Been twice, oh shit It's The. Marine corps as a matter, of fact in the summer of twenty eleven and, TWENTY twelve i Went. To paris MOST fun i ever had in my life was getting drunk as fuck and getting Lost in paris and like. Discovering thing THAT'S when i Saw The.

Mona lisa matter, of fact we we started At The. Eiffel tower, i'm sorry we actually Started At, notre, dame RIGHT and i actually got to sit in on a Mass At notre dame that was. Really dope, and uh we. Left there it was around lunchtime and you can See The eiffel tower from anywhere in, the city and we asked one of. The guys everybody There. Speaks english by, the way it's one of the biggest tourists Towns, on earth so like everybody there speaks like five. Fucking languages

and so we asked. The guy, we're, like uh, you know how far is it To The. Eiffel tower, he's, like oh it's not like, walking distance it's like ten miles and, we're, like pH it's fucking. Eleven am we don't have to be back to the hotel. Till midnight, SO like i guess we're going for. A. Walk boys we got soh back, asswards lost but also had the. Most fun we found Accidentally the Arc, de triumph right that famous picture where You see hitler walking through it

and all that when he took. OVER pairs i walked. Through. It dog we discovered Accidentally the louver and we got there like fifteen minutes before, closing time so we were there was no. Line anymore they had all gone away because they thought they wouldn't. Get in so we, got there we ran to See The. Mona lisa it's the size of. A textbook it was a very big let down as far as, that's concerned, Really, ever, yeah yeah it's not big. At all like you can look up

the dimensions. Of it it's like it's like the size of a. Decent. BOOK hue i.

lights go all, over it and it was. REALLY cool i didn't know that that was, a thing so that was a fun thing to be a. Part of AND then i got jipped by some. Fucking gypsies actually we're gonna go, that, route although like it's cool because the cops beat the shit out of them LATER and i stole all, their trinkets so, YOU know i got mine in. The end but like, you know they were selling wine ten euros of Pop and, i'm, Like yeah i'll buy.

Some wine, fuck it we're just. Chilling WHATEVER and i didn't have, a Corkscrew and, i'm, like hey you have a, cork screw fifteen year old for me to. Open it, i'm like oh, you dudey you. Got me and they kept trying to sell These Little eiffel tower trinkets that were like two inches tall and had a big ring of them and they're like a bunch of keychains all. Over it but they're out there selling things without, a permit and so this is what they do. Every day

the cops come beat the shit out. Of them by, The way french cops are not.

and then they release them the. Next morning. That's how this is what these people do every day for. Their income and so when they, did that one of the boys dropped their fucking ring of All The. Eiffel towers, YOU know i scooped that. BITCH up i made It Rain eiffel tower figurines on everybody, around us so YOU know i Got mine in. THE end i felt good.

five dollars to get back to the hotel. On time and that was all THE money, I BROUGHT so i was like pretty much living ON whatever i could for the rest of THE time i. WAS there i was a very broke e three In The. Marine corps, so yeah it was it was. A time it was. A time but the SECOND time, i, went also that's when we got so drunk we flipped a smart car on. Its roof, SO yeah I. Love paris it.

of these but they just keep on finding ways. In here so recently we just Had The Women's cryptid society on the show and they were talking about The majority MAORI and i, was like, all, right well here's. A mask let's go into. That one so these ancient masks were worn by warriors Of the maori tribe and what Is Now new zealand and are said to contain the

spirits of. Fallen warriors according, to legend pregnant women are prone to being cursed after looking at, the masks and the superstition surrounding the curse is so strong That the Museum taepapa Is in wellington even has a sign advising pregnant women not to come in contact with.

That's wild they.

harm and featured designs, like, birds hearts. And tulips but not every hex is so warm. And fuzzy, the hexsarai which literally, means witchcraft includes darker. Practices too when someone wanted to lay, a curse they'd use symbols and rituals for that. Specific purpose they even made a distinction between good magic used for healing in bad magic used. For harm so That's the. Pennsylvania Dutchy the amish are very they're very, superstitious.

like witchcraft and more like country wisdom passed down. Through Generations the.

a death glare with. Magical Properties in american, folk tradition it's common to hear people talk about feeling jinxd or cursed by, someone's look wearing a charm to protect, against it like, a horseshoe or even just a. RED ribbon a red ribbon is a common way to guard against the, evil eye. All right they also have the little evil eye pendant. As well then you have, personal hexes, it

says sometimes curses. Get personal if someone in the community made, you mad it wasn't uncommon for them to leave a hex on. Your doorstep maybe you'd find a strange line of powder around, your house or a small doll called a poppet with pins stuck. In it these were subtle ways of saying, watch out you've crossed the. Wrong person and these traditions people believe that curses could mess with everything from your health to. Your crops pretty much anything

important to you was. Fair game, Hello poppet hello, PULPIT.

Left undisturbed it all adds up to one. Common theme sometimes things hold on to bad energy and it's best to leave.

Security system so if you feel like you're cursed or, your hext maybe you do. A little you'd take some lessons from The Old pennsylvania dutch. Another way another way is. Cursing tools says when it comes to laying, a curse people of. All kinds people use all kinds. OF objects a common one is, a poppet a small doll made to represent a person, being Cursed and hudoo specific items like sulfur or black salt are believed to give the curse. Extra,

strength meanwhile which. Makes, Sense meanwhile appalachian folk folk practitioners might use things like, witch balls which we. Talked about these tools aren't, Just random they're part of a bigger tradition that sees physical objects as carriers of, spiritual power and you have protection. And countercursing, oh so, of course with all these curses, flying around people always need ways to.

Protect themselves hanging a horseshoe above, the door carrying a pouch, of salt or planting certain herbs around the house were always ways to fend. Off curses if someone felt that they've been hext they might perform a mirror, box ritual using a box lined with mirrors to reflect the curse back onto the person who. Cast it in, these traditions simply acknowledging a curse and using protective charms could sometimes. Weaken it so there's plenty of different ways you got, unhexing,

rituals amulets. And talismans modern day hext breaking services which oh let's read into that one so it says believe it, or not hext breaking is still big. Business today some hudu practitioners and folk healers offer hex removal services involving everything from candle ceremonies to. Spiritual baths people will come in all sorts of with all sorts, of complaints, bad, luck illness, relationship problems and the healers perform rituals to cleanse.

Their lives it might sound, old fashioned but in times, of trouble people will try anything to turn their, luck around, no doubt.

also in terms. Of, Generations matthew, chapter one verse seventeen, tells us so all the Generations from Abraham to david are. Fourteen Generations from david until the Captivity in babylon are, Fourteen generations and from the Captivity in babylon Until the christ are. Fourteen generations oh how. About that when making a Covenant, With abraham god never Once said i'm going to. Bless you he Always said i'm going to bless you and.

Your descendants an Example of this Is in genesis chapter, twenty two verses seventeen, and Eighteen where god said, IN blessing i will bless you, and multiply. AND multiply i will multiply your descendants as the stars of the heaven and as the sand which is on the. Sea shore and your descendants shall possess the gait of. Their enemies weird in. Your seed all the nations of the earth shall, be blessed because you have obeyed. My voice so there,

you go watches out for. The families that's a that's a good look. For sure then you got the generational. In iniquities churches also run along. Blood Lines in exodus, chapter twenty verses five, And six god warns the Children of israel not to follow the, false gods saying you

shall not bow down to them nor. Serve THEM, for I the Lord, your god am a, jealous god visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generations of those who, hate me but showing mercy to thousands to those who love me and keep my. Commandments absolutely then biblical evidence. Of curses. Even so deuteronomy chapter, twenty eight verses fifteen through sixty eight contains fifty three verses listing various. Generational curses here are

just a few of the symptoms of curses. Listed there so you, have poverty, hereditary, disease divorce, child abuse, sexual abuse, domestic, violence alcoholism, drug, addiction, immorality, adultery, perversion, depression, confusion, fear indecision, panic attacks, mental, illness suicide and destructive attitudes. And behaviors each of these, can be but are not always the result of, generational curse and most have their root in idolatry.

And iniquity most People are, many people if, not most can identify some of these symptoms that have passed on from generation. To generation, so yeah. Pretty cool then it, talks about, you know how curses can be stopped with the Blood. Of jesus hebrews nine twenty, two says according to, the law almost all things are purified, with blood and without the shedding of blood there is. No remission, so yeah it's all about.

unpunished yeah, so obviously if You're, a christian you. Know that just wanted to throw it out there because, you. Know, curses, hey dude it's not just. Some speculation this ain't no. Spooky story this shit's been happening since the beginning. Of time, AND also i have one more THING that i want to get. To here this Is by atlasmithica dot com that says seven historically proven ways to break curses and.

Lift hexes so, it SAYS and i know you like the content or the context and the historicity of, Certain THINGS so i, was like, all right that'd be a fun one to, BRING up. I, think, So dude i'm excited to see historically fact checked things about how to.

have its effects nullified so that it can't harm. The victim the, first one, it, says complete complete the condition of the curse to. Remove it, that's interesting so. It says it is rare for a curse to be. Completely irreversible such curses are usually godly in nature and are provoked by the victim who deeply offend their. Ruling deity such examples include the cursing of king like on like a on okay le kieran l y C A o n likea on or something like on, okay anyway your boy, the king.

boys in. The, Military okay so returning a stolen item to its rightful place. OR owner a typical example is returning an artifact to the tomb of An angry. Egyptian mummy or you could find. True love this is the case Of The frog prince And the beauty And, the beast where a curse transforms a handsome priest handsome prince into, a beast and the curse can only be broken if they find. True, love okay, fair enough here's an, interesting

one wait For the time. To expire christianity has the story Of The, wandering jew a man That taunted jesus as he was carrying the cross on the way. To crucifixion, as Punishment The wandering jew was cursed with immortality and forced to roam the earth until the second coming Of. The christ, of course the problem in this case is knowing the condition necessary to end. The curse, in, literature folklore, and mythology the one who inflicted the curse would sometimes

communicate the end condition to. The victim, other times the victim had to figure this out by themselves or with the help of friends or allies such, as fairies, divine, spirit. Saints, etc yeah, You know i've heard.

there's nails through your fucking wrists too. Right now, and yeah so there's some people that are just going to

be that way to the. Bitter end even talks about that in the end, time prophecies there's gonna be people that see, the coming they literally witness, the miracles and they're still going to try to justify it in their, own way and they're gonna try to make their own sense of it rather than just acknowledge that one plus one, Equals too they're gonna try to find a way to, where well maybe one plus one doesn't Equal to that WASN'T what i. Just saw it's. It's crazy they're gonna.

Witness it they're gonna. See it even if they see the, rapture happen they're gonna, be, like oh the aliens took. Them up, it's like, you know this was written about in a book thousands of, years ago and you're still you're still gonna play this game like, all right, coo.

the supernatural realm into the physical realm that we. Humans, inhabit thus destroying this magical item will also break the curse in all of, its effects sometimes. Even retroactive there are quite a few examples of this, in, history religion. And mythology so you got destroying a wolf's pelt to end a curse of were, wolf ism which says During The, middle ages church priests and common people believed a person

could become a werewolf by wearing clothing made from. Wolf pelts it sounds sounds, about right like what was it your boy that we just talked about The war the original was the? Original Skinwalker? Oh enoch according to, some, legend, no No. Not enoch the. Other, GUY shit i can't remember what his. Name was It wasn't, Enoch, though okaine, the guy the guy that people. He was it's like another name. For, Idiot.

Into Battle now i'm not saying skin walker by, any means but when you Had The catholic church In The, middle ages right After the vikings went by the, wayside, saying ah clearly possessed by. A demon we have to burn. The pelt, YOU know i could, See.

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dolls to inflict harm on. Real people to break a voodoo, doll curse the victim should ideally obtain the doll cleansing in holy water to break the magical connection to, the victim and then. Incinerate, it okay went, IN fire i. Got you then there's the Needle of Koshe. THE deathless i could be saying, that wrong but this story is actually pretty. Fucking wild it Says in Russian Folklore. Koshe kochi how would you? Say? THAT anyway i can't read THAT k o s c H e. I kochi whatever, it.

Is anyway koche is, an evil immortal being that cannot be harmed or killed because his soul has been transformed into a needle that is hidden in a needle which is in, an egg which is in, a duck which is in, a hair which is in an, iron chest which is buried under a green oak tree which is on a far. Away, island thus only by recovering and destroying this Needle can cuchet. Be, defeated interesting what, a, Story.

a knife on the sigel in the opposite way that it. Was, created damn that's a.

protection runs. And sigils not everybody's going to agree, with these but this is in. The lore, first off you have the pentacle with the pentagram a five pointed star enclosed within, a circle with each point representing the elements, for, earth, air fire and water. And spirit it is a symbol, of protection, spiritual balance and the interconnectedness of the. Spiritual world then this IS where i believe you were talking about the, broken, Cross, right.

symbol which is depicted. Right here when used as a, life Symbol The algae's room was carved on weapons shields and armor as a talisman for victory and good luck and the sense that my life will not. End HERE nice.

the wearer from, malevolent, spirits curses or. Negative energies, all, right?

a curse since even the food that he touched. Became gold midas then Prayed to dionysus to be free from. This curse the god agreed And instructed midas to wash his hands in The river pactulus to remove. The curse and, another tale The god posided cursed The. HERO odysseus i say that cursed The hero odysseus to wander the oceans for ten years for. Disrespecting him odysseus only lifted the curse after offering proper prayer and sacrifice to the angry.

prayers and, rituals involved and has a firm Connection. To, god then of course you can always call on a white witch or outsmarting the person who. Cursed, you oh the story Of.

she guesses. His name after, some investigation she learns his name and says it, out loud Causing rumpel Stilson rumble steelskin to become so enraged that he destroys himself thereby lifting. The, curse.

shapes that were impossible. To, use upset the carpenter challenged the demon to a shape shifting contest to lift. The curse the demon transformed into, a lion and the carpenter transformed his work into. A cage then the demon turned into, a bird and the carpenter transformed his work into a. Bird, cage finally the demon turned, into water thinking that he. Had won the carpenter then transformed the bird cage into

a wooden bucket and trapped the demon inside. Of it stuck in his own, water reform the demon had, to, concede defeat and lift the curse from the. Carpenter's workshop there you go out.

out of here completely scott free. Of Pain the, devil's, like, YEAH yeah i like. That, Idea cool so, he DOES and i forget if it's because the pocket was like blessed in some way or there was some way that once the coin went into, the pocket he was unable to. Transform Again so jack walked around with a demon in,

his pocket unable to transform out of. A coin so finally when he, released him he had, outsmarted him so he wasn't, Doomed hell but he also was not going to heaven because he was supposed to Go to hell in the, First place so instead he got sent to a land that's kind of like purgatory. But worse the

only thing that grows there. Is turnips, oddly enough so and he gave him one lump of coal that would burn forever as his, one reprieve so he took a, turn up and he carved out of it a face and put the coal inside, of it and there was the first Lantern for jack aka The jack, o lantern shot Outs.

a dick but like that comes with the territori. Iut post, but, like yeah, there's solid classic names that aren't whatever the fuck these white women are naming these children. These days it's, you know there's other ways to go, about. It y'all That's all.

real ah that's just, a coincidence that's. Not real but the stories associated with them always have a flavor that rhymes with everybody else's story that comes in contact with these with these elements and these objects and. Everything, Else right so just wanted to show that there absolutely is validity. To CURSES and i wanted to bring Up The crying boy PAINTING because, i mean look how many crazy synchronicities

there are with. THAT story, i mean the guy who was painting it adopted the kid who, you know his parents died in. A fire then he brings them in and his house, burns down and everybody was at eighty houses ended up burning down with the painting. In, there meanwhile the painting is totally, you, know fine maybe a, little charred maybe a, little smoky but for the, most part like, lore follows and this was kind of the proof.

hexes hereditary curses, all real, absolutely real. NO question i don't question it, at, all like not even a.

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