Hello and welcome back to the Most Amazing Channel on the internet – I am your host
Rebecca Felgate and today we are taking a trip back down to TEXAS as we talk about the
Top 10 Scary Texas Urban Legends part 2.
You guys loved part one so much that we are back at it again, but 7 months later!
What a long anticipated sequel.
You can never really tell when we are tanned because of the bright lights in the studio,
but I look a lot healthier in that video!
I miss you summer ! I need me some Texan sun, stat!
Before we get into this video, I want to ask you guys to stick around to the end where
will be reading out comments from part one.
Also if you Alright let’s do this!
10 - Lechuza Oooh, I love a good owl, but this one is not
your average mouse catcher.
The Lechuza is a shape shifting witch who flies through the night hunting for prey.
While in flight they may look like an owl, when they are stopped they have bird bodies
and human faces, so, Harpies really.
The women seem to be hybrid monsters as in their human lives they were said to have sold
their soul to the devil who gave them intense magical powers in exchange for their souls.
How do you know when you are in the presence of a Lechuza?
Oh, they’ll let you know by a series of whistling and baby noises.
Those who try investigate what the noises are will likely become dinner for the owly
she-witches.
9 - The Chupacabra Ahhh, the legend of the Chupacabra ! This
one isn’t constricted to Texas alone - The Chupacabra story first sprang up in Puerto
Rico.
It is said to be a blood sucking monster from the deep that attacks animals and drinks the
blood of livestock – especially goats – which is why the creatures name translates to goat
sucker in Spanish.
Anyway, in Texas, reports of the Chubacabra were rife in the year 2007 when a woman named
Phylis Canion reported seeing one of the blood duck monsters at her ranch in south Texas.
She also reportedly found a number of chickens with their throats torn open.
This sparked a whole Chupacabra panic and the legend of the beast was firmly consolidated
in Lone star state lore.
8 - The Chinese Cemetery There is a strange urban legend surrounding
a seven foot tall ghost and her lover at the Lona China Cemetary in Texas.
This isn’t just your classic ghost haunting a graveyard….except actually I guess it
is… only it is a freakishly tall ghost!
The story goes that a man wanted to run away with his lover of Chinese descent but he was
forbade by his great grandfather who owned the cemetery.
The issue here was an issue of race – the man was anglo-hispanic but his grandie didn’t
want him mixing.
Bet the old racist isn’t pleased the cemetery is now called the Chinese cemetery, ehy!
Anyway, both the ghost of the tall woman and the man are said to roam the cemetery at night
looking for one another, but never quite meeting, which is sad.
Apparently the female has been known to reach out and touch you should you, thinking you
might be her lost love.
Sends chills up my spine!
7 - Midget Mansion Not the most politically correct name, but
it seems Midget mansion is the name this urban legend is best known by in San Antonio.
It seems that the house in question is a mansion with low hanging fixtures and ceilings custom
built for a family of small people – a husband and wife and their normal sized children.
The father was said to be a respected businessman in the 1920s and was well liked in the community,
who found him to be a novel addition.
It seems sadly the man went mad one day and murdered his entire family.
What with the murders and the odd size of the home, nobody wanted to buy it so it fell
into disrepair.
It seems that ghostly sounds emanated from the building and strange shadows were often
spotted around the abandoned house.
From my research it seems the old house was finally pulled down and condos built in its
place…however the ghostly presence their the trauma of the family left behind is still
rife in folk lore.
6 - El Cucuy AH these urban legends come around so much!
I feel like every country, and within that, a lot of provinces and states have their own
version.
El Cucuy is the Texan bogeyman but worse, apparently.
The urban legend describes the beast as male, small and humanoid with glowing red eyes.
El Cucuy hides in closets and under beds and comes for naughty children at night.
While this is your classic bogeyman stuff, it seems that there have been some reported
sightings of El Cucuy over the years, which leads me to think there may be more to this
urban legend after all.
5 - The Hitchhiker of White Rock This legend comes from White Rock Lake in
North East Dallas, where reportedly a 20 year old girl committed suicide in the lake in
the 1930s.
Nobody knows why she took her own life, although many suspect it was as a result of heart ache.
Isn’t it always heartache?
To this day, people report seeing a woman standing by the lake in a wet white dress.
She stops cars that drive by and asks for a ride.
If you refuse her, an accident will likely befall you… but if you say yes, she will
vanish, leaving just a puddle in the back seat.
4 - The South Texas Headless Horseman During Halloween in San Patricio you could
enjoy a haunted hay ride as you hear the ghostly legends of the headless horseman!
It seems that in the 1800s, a wealthy man from Kentucky came to Texas to make his fortune.
He was buying up land and his last stop was the town of San Patricio.
Unfortunately for him, his wagon was looted and he lost both his gold and his head to
thieves.
To this day, his headless body is said to ride the stretch from Mathis to San Patricio.
3 - Demons Road It just isn’t an urban legends video without
a spooky haunted road, is it.
No.
It is not.
In Huntsville Texas there is a stretch of road called Bowden road – although locals
will tell you that it is called Demon’s road.
Why?
Well…..because of all the demonic things that have happened along it…oh and there
is a cemetery at the end of the road which doesn’t really help matters.
A whole bunch of Huntsville residents have had weird experiences along the road or seen
strange things – but this isn’t just your average haunted road.
It seems that oftentimes spectres follow people home.
One popular story associated with the demons road is that a woman was visiting the cemetery
at the end of the road when she saw a man.
The man was acting a bit weirdly, pacing up and down, but she didn’t pay him any attention.
After that she thought she saw the same man walking on the road.
When she got home, she thought she saw the same man staring at her from her bathroom
mirror while she was in the shower.
He disappeared and she never saw him again.
CREEPY
2 - The Killer Nurse Ghost Deep within the halls of Bexar County Hospital,
still a fully functioning hospital in San Antonio, Texas, there is said to be a malicious
spirit who kills patients at night.
I had no idea ghosts could actually kill!
The legend goes that the nurse wanders the halls at night and kills patients in their
rooms in consecutive room number order.
Patients who were seemingly getting better would drop down dead.
Before they died, they would report speaking to a particular nurse, although none of the
ward staff knew who that was.
When CCTC footage was checked, it seems all the patients who died were seen to be talking
to thin air.
It is likely that this urban legend is inspired by the real life killer nurse…
Genene Jones – a serial killer nurse at the Bexar County Hospital who used lethal
drug cocktails to murder 60 children.
1 - La Llorona Part banshee, part horse, the La Llorona is
a female spirit that haunts El Paso.
She roams the banks of Rio Grande causing havoc.
It is said that she killed herself and her children down by the river because she was
jilted by her ex-lover who didn’t want to marry her because of her kids.
What a nasty man!
Heart broken and crazed, obviously killing your kids and yourself would be an emotional
ordeal – it seems that emotion has carried on through into the afterlife and she is now
heard wailing by the river.
When she has been spotted, she is seen with the head of a horse and the body of a human.
In the area, people are warned from going down to the river late at night as La Llorona
will force you to keep her company.
Whatever that really means!
In 2019, New Line Cinema will release a Hollywood adaptation called "The Curse of La Llorona”….so….
that is pretty exciting!
A Hollywood movie made out of a Texas urban legend!
Good golly.
SO that was the Top 10 Scary Texas Urban Legends Part 2!
Did you think this was scarier than part one?!
Should we make a part three?
So many questions!
Comments –
Mandude 123 productions said: Why did i watch this is live in Texas now I will have nightmares?
Joey Merrell said: I live in Texas.
If you want to visit, come on.
But you're gonna have to speak Texan.
Abilene is pronounced abba lean, and pecan is pa con.
We have our own language down here.
great.?
Carol Anne Harlow said: I live in Tennessee we have a legend called
the black bible or something like that anyway the legend goes there is an old church that
if you go inside and steal the bible off of the podium and return home in the morning
it will disappear and return to the church from where it was taken.?