Video of Headless Man Spotted Outside Manila Cathedral While Bell Rings Goes Viral
MANILA CATHEDRAL – A headless man has been spotted walking outside Manila Cathedral while the 9pm bell rings.
Over the past few decades, Filipinos have tended to listen to elders’ advice out of a belief in superstitions and fear that neglecting those advice would cause harm. Filipinos also believe that if a person appears without a head in a picture, it means that its life is going to end.
Superstitious belief says that performing rituals such as burning the clothes worn by that person in the photo could stop the bad omen.
A superstition is any belief or practice that is rendered irrational or supernatural. A lot of Filipino people are fond of superstitions, which have been a part of Filipino culture and tradition.
Despite the fact that most of these superstitions have no valid explanation or reason behind them, beliefs continue to exist by word of mouth. Some people use these to scare children and force them to do something.
Recently, a Facebook user named Kaye Gonzales shared the video footage of a man who appeared headless in a video taken at Manila Cathedral during the 9 pm bell. The video goes viral and garnered various reactions from netizens.
In the video, the bell rings in Manila Cathedral around 9 pm. Everything seems fine until a headless man has been spotted outside the cathedral. The guy wearing a white polo shirt appeared headless in the video.
The netizens who watched the video expressed their concern to the guy.
However, Gonzales shared the screenshot of CCTV footage in the cathedral. “May nagsend sakin ng picture sa cctv nila. Kita sa cctv yung whole body ni manong na nahagip ng video,” Kaye said.
The video has a caption:
“9pm bell at the Manila Cathedral”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
What can you say about this video? Just feel free to leave your comments and reactions to this article.
Thank you for visiting Philippine Trending News (Philnews.ph). You may also follow us on the following social media platforms; Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube
