Legend of the ‘Bird Man’ revives in Coahuila by report in Múzquiz, during Holy Week

“Can you please give me the police number because here at the Japam batteries a very large animal attacked us…”, This is a fragment of a message that went viral during the Holy Friday and Saturday of Glory in the center of Coahuila.

The message gained more strength when it was published in the printed edition of the half coahuila reinforced the theory of the conversation tendency of dozens of citizens.

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Digital Media north of Coahuila They attributed the ‘attack’ to the legend of the Birdman. “A very large animal did not attack near the JAAPAM batteries, it broke the glass of our car, help me with the number, please”can be read in the message that circulated on social networks.

Vanguardia did not locate the origin of the message, apparently it is a capture of WhatsAppHowever, in recent days at the national level the legend has resurfaced in other parts of the country such as Chihuahua, Nuevo León and Tamaulipas.

According Goal (Facebook), in the last three days, that is, as of March 27, 219 posts have been generated by official Media pages, as well as private pages and people, attributing to the topic.

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only in Coahuila, related publications have provoked nearly 8 thousand reactionswhich has given strength to the legend of the also known as “Moth Man”who they also relate to natural disasters, although these are popular legends and not verified information.

In various publications it can be read that the sighting would have occurred in Chestnut treeswhile others point out that it was in Múzquiz, specifying the area of ​​the batteries mentioned in the message that went viral, the place they refer to is located in the Múzquiz Drinking Water and Sewer Management Board.

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Despite the lack of images that support the message or reactions from authorities, the legend became a trend in the conversation, unleashing jokes and also, some users shared their own supposed experiences:

“Well, I don’t think it’s a legend, my Grandmother saw it and we laughed at first until the neighbor saw it on the roof of his house and said that he turned around and saw as if a man was on his knees and he was approaching. “He opened his wings and flew, but his figure is that of a person.”, “I’ve also seen him come out every 23rd spring and these days he’s on the loose, be careful not to leave your house at night.”were some of the messages that took over the conversation on the networks in the central area of ​​Coahuila.