Treasure in an abandoned room

It may be silly to become terrified of things that may just not exist. Legends that have been told or history you may have learned.I've heard of legends of Guatemala told by my parents. Some they experienced and some the family has. Many stories were told to them.People before them lived it. On and on it goes. Legends may be true.But to believe them , is all up to one. La Llorona is a popular one told. A famous legend that comes from Guatemala. A woman who drowned her two children and then killed herself. Now her spirit wanders at night in the Santa Fe region in Guatemala wailing loudly, looking for her children. The crying is almost as loud as an ambulance or firetruck siren. It's some-thing you don't want t hear. It brings chills down your spine and your little hairs on your arms stand tall. Goosebumps. If you are stupid enough to go out at night....alone.... early morning you'll be found laying on the ground, terrified, paralyzed, taken over by an evil soul... you won't end up being the same. You won't sleep, thinking that once you close your eyes, there it will be...haunting you once again. There was no escape for those who ended up seeing a ghostly spirit such as La Llorona. Seeing her face...is like seeing death.