This week on hometown ghost stories.

The city of Guadalajara has more haunted locations than most major cities in the entire country of Mexico.

From orphanages to hospitals to haunted houses and cemeteries,

it's no shock that this ancient city is considered one of Mexico's most

paranormal active. This is hometown ghost stories, a deadly fear of the dark.

Hometown ghost stories contains serious and often distressing events and is not intended for all audiences

viewer discretion is advised 1882 guadalajara mexico the thick blanket of fog only added to the heavy feeling of abject despair that hung over

the Belend Cemetery.

It always felt that way after a funeral, but the dismal setting exacerbated the feeling.

Juan checked his pocket watch.

The sun was setting behind the cloud-covered sky, changing the dismal gray to a deep shade of blue.

The last funeral party of the day had departed, and Juan was setting up to bury the body.

The body was that of a five-year-old boy who died under strange circumstances. He was

scared to death, the priest explained to Juan before leaving him to his somber duties. Apparently,

the boy had a terrible fear of the dark, and when a sudden gust of wind blew out his bedroom

light, he dropped dead from fear.

Juan made the sign of the cross and began to bury the body.

Juan had trouble sleeping that night.

He was woken many times, covered in sweat, tormented by a recurring nightmare.

He dreamt that he was alone in the cemetery, lost, wandering between the graves, and that

every turn he'd see the ghost of the boy he'd buried earlier that day, crying that he

was afraid of the dark.

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