4 True and Terrifying URBAN LEGENDS from Around the World

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4 True and Terrifying Urban Legends from Around the World

Urban legends are not real. At least That’s what we’ve been taught. They’re nothing more then stories told around the campfire for entertainment. But with any good story, there’s usually a hint of truth in them somewhere or maybe, as in these cases, a whole lot of it. These are 4 True and Terrifying Urban Legends from Around the World.

4. La Llorona

The story of La Llorona [LAH yoh RoH nah] has been told over and over again in New Mexico, that it has instilled a paralyzing fear in the children that grew up there.

As it goes, There was once a young beautiful woman named Maria. Although poor, she and her family were known all around the rural village because of her beauty. She declined many of the local suitors but one day a wealthy merchant passed by and was enchanted with her. She too, fell in love with him. But after she bore him twins, things began to change.

3. Alice Killings

One of the most disturbing urban legends that spring up are those involving death and murder. One such legend or real story, depending on which one you believe, comes from Japan.

2. Le Loyon

Also known as “The Ghost of Maules,” Le Loyon is the story of a mysterious humanoid figure that roamed around the woodlands in the Swiss town of Maules. Those who saw the figure described him as being tall and dressed in a military style Gimp Suit with a gas mask covering its head. Many people question whether this apparition should be treated as a cryptid or simply an urban legend.

1. The Bunny Man

Soon after the civil war ended, Fairfax County, Virginia became a hub for insane asylums. Countless buildings were erected to house the mentally ill and the unwanted. The problem was, the locals didn’t want to live near them. As a result, public outrage over these institutions were high and soon many were shut down.