La Llorona

   My name is Ramon Rodriguez and I went to Mexico last week. 
Mexican urban legends are true in Mexico including the devil, 
grim reaper, witches, and ghosts. La Llorona or the weeping 
woman is one of the famous urban legends in Mexico and parts 
of Latin America.
       
   My young brother misbehaved and disobeys a lot and my 
mom and grandma told that La Llorona will come at night to take 
him. It is true that La Llorona comes at night and takes the 
children by accident. At night will I'm sleeping suddenly a noise 
woke me up and the scream was probably murder or domestic violence. 
I heard "Aiiihhhh mis hijos".
           
   I was excited but I don't want to interrupt my whole 
family, I think that the whole neighborhood heard the screamings 
of La Llorona and they thought that she took a child near the river 
at midnight. The stories of La Llorona is true and La Llorona 
sightings were reported in parts of Mexico.
                
   The next moring my mom told me that she heard the screamings of 
La Llorona and she told me that I heard one. If you're going to 
Mexico and have kids, tell them never misbehave and not to wander 
at a river by midnight. Believe me is very true that La Llorona 
exist in Mexico. La Llorona is a ghost that have long hair, ugly 
teeth, long dress, and demonic eyes.
 
   The event occur at Costa Rica, Sinaloa, 4/7/04, 12:32 A.M. 
midnight and La Llorona was located in a river 2 or 3 kilometers 
away from Grandma's house.