“The Island of the Dools” is undoubtedly one of the scariest places in Mexico. The story of this island, which hosts thousands of dolls, is quite interesting.
If you take a tour in the south of Mexico, it is possible to see the “Island of the Dolls”. In this strange place visitors different from each other thousands of dolls welcomes.
Moreover, on the island; dolls anchored to the shore, hanging from trees and boards No one lives outside. Let’s take a journey to this strange and disturbing island.
It is said that a child fell into the water on this island in 1950.
According to allegations; An island native named Don Julian Santana fell into the water in 1950. He jumped next to an 11-year-old boy to save him but he couldn’t save him. The man was very impressed by this incident and marked the place where the child fell and died with a white cross.
Santana, a Catholic who believed in mysticism, felt guilty for not being able to save the child and thought that the girl’s ghost might haunt the island. Dolls that are no longer played with, unused or broken hung it around.
He intended to scare the girl’s spirit.
He tried to scare the spirit of the drowned child and other spirits that he believed were haunting the island with these dolls. He also believed that he could somehow honor the girl’s soul. For over 17 years, she collected dolls from bins, friends and canals. Many of the dolls looked quite scary as they were in poor condition.
Locals of the island and people who came to visit here after a while; that you hear strange noises here at night child crying sounds He says that it has an atmosphere that gives goosebumps even if they don’t hear anything. Of course, there is no concrete data on these, it’s just what people say.
Nobody lives here today.
Currently there is nothing on the island except dolls. It is used only as a tourist attraction. It is strictly forbidden to buy dolls, but You can take your own doll there.
That the child fell into the sea and drowned There is no official record Some say that this incident was entirely a figment of Santana’s imagination. Whatever happens, it doesn’t change the fact that the island looks very scary.
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