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Disney Resurrected The first list of urban legend involves Walt Disney, creator of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Disneyland. Millions of Americans "know" that the genius cartoon had frozen body shortly after his death to be thawed and revived in the future. Compulsive smoker, Disney died of lung cancer on December 15, 1966, at 65 years of age. But the freezing technique, called cryogenics, was first applied in a human being only a month later. She keeps the tissues and organs of the corpses in good condition, but do not yet know a way to bring them back to life. Officially, Disney was cremated after two days of mourning The Blonde in the Bathroom The blonde in the bathroom frightens the kids in Brazil since at least the early 1970s. Pretty girl and blonde lived in the bathroom truant or smoking. One day, he slipped, hit his head and died on the toilet. Since then, she haunts the place when some girl comes alone, especially if you intend to skip class. At first she only frightened the ladies' room, over time, began to attack the boys too, and with a more frightening: bad scars on his face closed and cotton in the nose or even eyes. Some say she became violent. One version says that the most hardcore blonde bathroom was a teacher who was tortured by the slashes students revolted. If you enter the bathroom alone and cannot find it, the ritual to invoke his spirit is the following: give the download three times, kick the toilet and turn quickly to the mirror. The Theft of the Kidneys One of the scariest urban legends was also one of the first to spread like plague with the popularization of the Internet, including Brazil. Was established in 1997, when an email began circulating on the network alerting for new and terrifying crime that happened in some cities on the planet. The victims, at the beginning of the legend, were tourists or people traveling on business. At some bar in town, a stranger or a beautiful seductive stranger pulled conversation, inviting the visitor to go to a quieter place and offered a drink. In a short time, the victim was dizzy and faint. Woke up hours later in a bathtub with full of ice. Beside the bathtub, a telephone and a note: "Call the emergency services immediately." Terrified, the person discovered a large incision in the back. His kidney had been surgically removed to be sold on the black market for organs. The panic reached such a point that health agencies of the United States mounted a campaign urging them to stroke victims murky makes contact. No one called. But history has yielded a short film that is still circulating the net. Crocodiles in the Pipe Underground pipes for water and sewage from New York would be infested with crocodile’s killers. They had come from Florida, as pets. But it was becoming too large and violent, and the former owners released them in the sewers. This myth was created by sensationalist newspapers in the 1930s, and resists going strong today. Williamsport, PA: On May 10, 1953, police discovered that all 32 people that were in the Grand Hotel on opening night— including guests and staff – disappeared. It became an Urban Legends, a myth, and residents started referring to the property as Hotel 33.
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