#Curse of the lechuza tv#

I remember encountering some when I was a kid growing up in West Texas. Unless you live in Texas? Haha, no, but seriously, be careful with them. It’s nice knowing they’re everywhere and not just here. My family all has had their own encounters as well as seeing them all together. I now can be at peace knowing we’re not the only ones who experienced these encounters. But yeah, I hoped this may have some use to you. Everyone’s always busy with la larona or whatnot. Maybe it sense he had no fear to it? I don’t know, but I’m glad I saw you’re post. So he just shouted and cussed at it, and that seemed to make it leave. The instant he aimed his shotgun away it fired on its own, and when he would try it again, the same thing. He tried to shoot the damn thing, but somehow, the lechuza had used it’s power to jam the gun up when he tried to fire at it. It landed right on his porch as he was coming back from hunting late night. My buddy’s grandpa had a counter with one. Or when I was lying in bed trying to sleep before hearing it land on my roof before whistling.

But eventually I would have more encounters like coming home from a store late at night alone and seeing a large winged creature flying over me before disappearing into the trees in the distance before whistling that ugly tune. I don’t remember much after that, other than falling asleep and then brushing it off as a creepy night. I’m not sure why, but they just don’t.Īnyways, me and my parents prayed quietly until the whistling eventually stopped. But since they’re witches, or evil spirits, praying will cause them to leave you alone, as they do not like it. It would take your kid flying through the air, only to land somewhere to eat the guts through the belly button. (In other words, it would be easy pickings.) They told me it usually came when children were up late and the reason for that was because they can easily manipulate electronics and tools such as guns and such, meaning they would be able to enter a home, take the kid with ease, and the parents wouldn’t be able to do a thing. That’s when I learned it was called a lechuza, a witch that possessed a bird like body. I ran to my parents when I saw that, but they told me to be quiet and to pray to god and it would fly away. I could only make out the silhouette at first, but when the whistling came from the trees, I noticed that whatever this bird was, it looked like it had the face of a human! It was a little off, the eyes a little beadier and the nose appeared to be gone, but it resembled that of a human head. Without warning, the lechuza flew off the roof and landed in a tree nearby, This thing was massive! It had to have a wingspan if at least 10 to 15 feet and a height of 6 feet tall when perched on the branch. It did this many times, and I could tell it was definitely coming from the roof. It was a low pitched but loud whistle, almost sounded like a man raising his pitch by one before losing it back down. The thumps stopped and suddenly the air was filled with a loud whistle. I had gotten enough courage to inch my way towards the window and tried to see if I could spot what was making that noise. It almost sounded like if someone was hoping around slowly on the roof. I sat there, frozen in fear, when I heard these heavy thumps coming from the roof. I even heard a loud whoosh and then it was quiet. The light coming through the window had disappeared for a moment, as if something big enough flew by to cover the whole window. Then, all of a sudden, I had this ugly glut retching feeling that I wasn’t alone. I tried everything from plugging it in and out, pressing all the buttons, you name it.

#Curse of the lechuza tv#

I had stayed up watching cartoons on adult swim and I remember the tv had suddenly turned off by itself. It was in the middle of the night, and everyone was asleep but me. I remember when I was young, no older than 6, I had encountered my first lechuza.