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In a 2022 incident in Sinaloa, paramedics received a report about a 16-year-old boy shot and crashed on a remote highway. The call came from a woman identifying herself as the boy’s mother, Mónica. When they arrived, the vehicle was empty. As they prepared to leave, the same woman called back, insisting the boy was alive and lying 15 meters into the brush. They found him there, severely wounded but conscious. At the hospital, the paramedic asked the boy who was with him. He said he was alone. When told his mother made the report, he broke down. His mother had died when he was five years old. The paramedic later told his colleague, Victor, that they still cannot explain it, adding, "a menos que haya sido una persona que va pasando, vio esto y lo reportó, y a lo mejor dijo el nombre al azar que era el nombre exacto de su mamá… qué tanta coincidencia puede haber."
The Unwritten Rules of Emergency Work
The conversation opens with a shared understanding among medical professionals: you never say the night is quiet. One contributor described it as a "maldición" (curse) within his intensive care unit—the moment someone comments on the calm, emergencies begin to flood in. This sets the stage for a world where the boundary between normal and paranormal is thin.
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What you'll learn
- 1 (00:00) **Episode Introduction and Guest Presentation** - Host Paco Arias introduces the theme of paranormal experiences among paramedics, emergency doctors, and nurses.
- 2 (09:31) **"Los Muertos Nunca Olvidan" (The Dead Never Forget)** - The first major story begins with a paramedic in Sinaloa receiving a call from a mother about her son who was shot and had crashed his car.
- 3 (24:13) **The Father's Intervention in Mexico City (2007)** - A paramedic attends a horrific hit-and-run where the victim is thrown 30 meters and stripped of his belongings by police.
- 4 (35:53) **"Está Aquí" (He is Here)** - A paramedic in Oaxaca is flagged down by a disheveled young man named Irvin, who says his girlfriend is trapped in a crashed car.
- 5 (46:10) **The Gnosis of Driving and Seeing the Dead** - Host Paco shares a personal experience of seeing a woman in a hospital gown on a highway median, only for her to vanish when he checks his rearview mirror.
- 6 (50:14) **The Dead Man's Gaze in Guerrero** - An anonymous paramedic from a small community in Guerrero responds to a report of a man hit by a bicycle.
- 7 (57:15) **The Man Who Died at the Scene but Kept Talking** - A paramedic transports a severely injured elderly man who insists they drive slowly so they don't crash.
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Show Notes
¿Te imaginas recibir una llamada de emergencia y descubrir después que quien pidió ayuda llevaba años muerto?En este episodio de Extra Anormal Podcast conocerás historias de paramédicos que vivieron situaciones difíciles de explicar durante rescates, accidentes y traslados de emergencia. Casos en los que la muerte parecía no ser el final.Una madre fallecida da las indicaciones necesarias para encontrar a su hijo; un joven guía a los rescatistas hasta el automóvil donde su novia sigue con vida; un paciente asegura haber visto a su padre durante los seis meses que permaneció en coma; y, después de una muerte ocurrida durante un traslado, uno de los protagonistas comienza a sentir que algo lo siguió.🚑 En este episodio encontrarás:• Una madre fallecida que habría llamado para salvar a su hijo.• Un joven que guió a los rescatistas hasta un accidente.• El testimonio de alguien que asegura haber visto a su padre durante el coma.• La inquietante mirada de un paciente antes de morir.• Una advertencia que terminó convirtiéndose en tragedia.• El caso de una mujer que intentó revelar lo que ocurría dentro de su casa.Entre sirenas, carreteras, rescates y llamadas de emergencia, quienes vivieron estas experiencias aseguran que hay cosas para las que su entrenamiento nunca los preparó.¿Crees que una persona fallecida podría regresar para intentar salvar a alguien?Suscríbete a Extra Anormal Podcast, activa las notificaciones y cuéntanos en los comentarios qué historia te impactó más.
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