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‘Veronica’: well it was reported on tv about the “unexplained” real case in which the film is based

English - September 8, 2017

Image 1. ‘Veronica’: well it was reported on tv about the “unexplained” real case in which the film is based

a couple of weeks Ago he came to the movie theaters ‘Verónica’a remarkable horror movie Spanish conquered already thousands of spectators. Its origin found in a singular real events that took place in Vallecas at the beginning of the 90’s, which resulted in the death of a young man and a series of events unexplainable that even the data were collected in a police report, although before had already called enough attention to appear on television..

we must go back to 1990 to find a session of ouija went wrong and in which, according to her friends, the Estefania Gutierrez Lazaro sucked a strange white smoke that was in a glass that broke during the same. After that he suffered a rare illness with seizures, and hallucinations that ended with his death in August of the following year. From then on, the family home was affected by the strange phenomena of such magnitude that led to the team news of Antenna 3 to cover it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yenH60iVgs

As is logical, the family ended up leaving the house, but each time reemerges the interest for what happened there. the Iker Jimenez has been addressed both in the ‘Millennium 3’, as in ‘Fourth Millennium’ and anyone who wants to inquire, in the cases of strange phenomena in Spain have to talk about it at one time or another. All in all, we will never know exactly what happened, but we can enjoy with ‘Veronica’ while still in theaters.

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The news ‘Veronica’: well it was reported on tv about the “unexplained” real case in which the film is based was originally published in Espinof by Mikel Zorrilla.

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