American journalist and supernatural researcher Terry Larch from Los Angeles made a very intriguing find. The specialist was sorting through his large archive of haunted photographs and suddenly noticed something unusual. The two images depicting the alleged devilry featured the same sinister male head with glowing eyes. This "coincidence" seemed suspicious to our hero.
These frames were taken in different places, by different people and at different times, but in the same country - Mexico. One of the photos depicts a young man in front of a well, from behind which the aforementioned head with shining eyes peeps out. The second photo shows a schoolboy sitting at a computer. The alleged ghost is clearly visible on the shelf behind the teenager's right shoulder. It is known that both images were taken late at night.
Further - even more interesting. Terry Larch turned to the Internet and was surprised to find that there is a relatively little-known urban legend in Mexico called cabeza de phantasm, which literally means the head of a ghost. According to this myth, a few decades ago an ordinary man named Manuel lived in Tijuana, who became the victim of a brutal attack by bandits one miserable day. These fiends decapitated their prey and threw the body of the unfortunate in the middle of the desert, and took the head with them as a souvenir.
The pious relatives of the murdered buried his corpse, as they say, according to all the rules, although they understood that without a head in the grave, the spirit will never find peace. Rumor has it that all of Manuel's killers died after some time under mysterious circumstances, but the head of the murdered person was never found. Since then, it is believed that this phantom body part appears in various parts of the Aztec country, unable to leave Earth and rush to the best of worlds. Did Terry Larch's archive contain two photographs with the ghost of the restless soul of unfortunate Manuel?..