Podcast Summary: EXTRA ANORMAL – "No debí ABRIR ese MENSAJE | Relatos Macabros de WhatsApp"

Host: Paco Arias
Invited Guest: Marijó (Marijo Paranormal)
Date: November 4, 2025

Main Theme and Purpose

This chilling episode of EXTRA ANORMAL dives into macabre tales shared by listeners, focusing particularly on paranormal experiences involving WhatsApp messages and technology. Host Paco Arias, alongside guest Marijo Paranormal, discusses real accounts where the boundaries between the supernatural and the digital world blur, sharing personal stories, listener submissions, and eerie audio evidence, all designed to make you question what’s really on the other side of your next notification.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Why WhatsApp Is the Platform for Paranormal Encounters

• Everyday Use & Accessibility: WhatsApp is an almost universal communication tool, making it a surprising conduit for unexplained phenomena.
• Digital Supernatural: Both hosts explore how supernatural events, traditionally linked to physical devices (like TVs in classic poltergeist cases), now seem to interact with smartphones and apps (04:54-07:17).

2. Personal Experiences with Technology & the Paranormal

• Marijó’s Household Encounters: Repeated electrical malfunctions—clocks breaking, lights and TVs turning on or off inexplicably—and sightings of shadowy figures in her family home suggest a persistent haunting (07:17-09:15).
  • Quote:
    "En casa de mi mamá se descomponen los relojes seguido... había una silueta de un hombre y la luz prendida..." – Marijó [07:26]
• Mobility of ‘Presences’: Moving house doesn’t end the activity—these ‘things’ seem to follow (09:15).

3. Listener Stories: Paranormal WhatsApp Encounters

• Vicente’s Story – The Haunted Second Phone
  • Vicente, juggling two phones (one for family, one for infidelity), is shocked to receive messages exposing his secrets from the very number assigned to his hidden phone, which was locked away. The messages come on the day his disapproving mother-in-law passes away, hinting at a supernatural reckoning (13:41-17:42).
    • Quote:
      “No sé cómo explicarlo, pero dentro de mí siento que fueron sus manos, su espíritu, el que me escribió esa mañana...” – Paco (reading Vicente’s words) [15:42]
• Marta’s Story – The Missing Phone
  • Alone at night, Marta experiences persistent knocking, mysterious locked doors, and her vanished phone turning up in impossible places. The phone contains an unexplained audio of disembodied laughter and wind—suggesting either poltergeist or trickster entities (chaneques/duendes) at play (19:13-25:18).
    • Quote:
      “Así tenía un audio... y cuando lo escucha eran como risas, risas así como de hombre mujer, como si fuera una multitud ahí adentro...” – Marijó [24:26]
• Policía Eric – ‘Usuario Inexistente’
  • Active police officer Eric recounts cryptic WhatsApp messages from a stranger desperate for help, seemingly threatened by supernatural creatures who assume the forms of family members to lure victims. The experience crosses over—Eric himself experiences uncanny disturbances at his cabin. By morning, the entire chat and contact have vanished (27:16-39:54).
    • Quote:
      “El único problema es que mi madre murió hace tres años.” – Eric (via Paco) [35:00]
    • Quote:
      “Nunca supe qué pasó aquella noche... lo que me aterra es que en ocasiones... me da miedo imaginarme que sea esa misma persona otra vez.” – Eric (via Paco) [39:54]

4. Audible Evidence and Physical Manifestations

• Disturbing WhatsApp Audio

  • Marijó shares a real WhatsApp voice note sent by her mother, which unexpectedly contains chilling screams interspersed between normal conversation (43:25-44:44).
    • Quote:
      “No manches, tu mamá nunca escuchó nada, nunca vio nada, ya sigue su audio normal.” – Paco [44:15]

• Exploring the Origins: The Ouija Connection

  • Discussion centers around the potential link between Ouija use and lifelong hauntings; more traditional poltergeist symptoms and possession are covered, with both hosts noting increased vulnerability due to accumulated spiritual ‘energy’ from repeated Ouija sessions (45:02-49:00).
    • Quote:
      “Ella jugaba tanto que ya el cursor se movía solo…” – Marijó [45:29]

5. Physical Attacks and Ongoing Hauntings

• Physical marks (bruises, bites, scratches) and forceful experiences (being unable to move) are discussed—Marijó’s family is affected for generations, especially her sister with psychic sensitivities (50:36-53:04).
  • Quote:
    “Amanecen con moretones... yo en el estómago amanecía como si fuera mordida...” – Marijó [49:50]
• Children with ‘the gift’ attract more attention from spirits; their experiences are more vivid and frequent (53:04-53:52).

6. Stories of Love, Guilt, and the Afterlife by Digital Means

• José Eduardo’s Story – ‘Mamás desde el más allá’
  • After losing his mother, Eduardo receives missed calls and voicemail messages from her number—even after it’s been decommissioned. The message contains his pet name and reassuring words. Despite efforts to rationalize, the technical impossibility and emotional accuracy convince him it was contact from beyond (53:52-64:04).
    • Quote:
      “El mensaje con su voz distorsionada decía: mi chaparrito, te amo mucho, te extraño también, siempre estaré orgullosa de ti, nunca te voy a olvidar.” (Paco, reading Eduardo) [62:54]
• Similar Cases: Phantom Calls after Death
  • Marijó recounts a famous U.S. case where a man killed in a train accident placed eighteen calls to loved ones—after death, with an untraceable phone (64:04-65:23).

7. Haunted Videocalls and Work with the Dead

• Héctor’s Story – Funeral Interference
  • A video call with a friend (who works in a funeral car) is interrupted; unexplained voices are heard during ‘signal loss’—no one else is present except the friend and a coffin (65:36-68:09).
    • Quote:
      “Pues se ve la boca y está escuchando y todo perfecto... se escucha una conversación de hombre y mujer, ... la amiga tiene una funeraria... iba a recoger a alguien.” – Marijó [66:41-68:09]

Timestamps for Important Segments

| Timestamp | Segment/Story | |------------|----------------------------------------------------| | 04:54 | Why WhatsApp? Digital paranormal events | | 07:17 | Marijó’s personal haunting, technology malfunction | | 13:41 | Story: Vicente’s haunted second phone | | 19:13 | Story: Marta’s missing phone & audio evidence | | 27:16 | Story: Eric, the policeman, ‘Usuario inexistente’ | | 43:25 | Marijó’s chilling audio evidence (screams in note) | | 45:29 | Origins—Ouija and ‘feeding’ spirits energy | | 49:50 | Physical attacks on Marijó’s family | | 53:52 | Story: José Eduardo, calls from his dead mother | | 64:04 | Case: U.S. phantom calls after train accident | | 66:41 | Story: Héctor and the haunted funeral video call |

Notable Quotes and Memorable Moments

• "Así tenía un audio en uno de sus chats... y cuando lo escucha eran como risas... como si fuera una multitud ahí adentro de su departamento..."
  — Marijó [24:26]
• “Nunca supe qué pasó aquella noche, pero lo que me aterra es que en ocasiones... me imagino cómo suena mi teléfono... y me da miedo imaginarme que sea esa misma persona otra vez.”
  — Eric (as read by Paco) [39:54]
• "Amanecen con moretones... luego yo en el estómago amanecía como si fuera mordida..."
  — Marijó [49:50]
• “El mensaje con su voz distorsionada decía: mi chaparrito, te amo mucho, te extraño también... siempre estaré orgullosa de ti, nunca te voy a olvidar.”
  — Paco (leyendo a Eduardo) [62:54]
• “No manches, tu mamá nunca escuchó nada, nunca vio nada, ya sigue su audio normal.”
  — Paco (on the WhatsApp audio with screams) [44:15]

Flow, Tone, and Final Reflections

Both Paco Arias and Marijó keep a warm but matter-of-fact tone, lending credibility to even the strangest accounts and emphasizing empathy for those affected. The episode alternates suspenseful storytelling, genuine fright (especially during the playback of chilling audios), with grounded explanations rooted in Mexican folklore and personal belief systems.

Closing Thoughts:
Listeners are left questioning the permeability of the digital world to spiritual energies—could voices and messages really cross over? The invitation is clear: if you’re skeptical, listen to the evidence (especially at night, with headphones), and decide for yourself.

Find Marijó Paranormal:

• TikTok: Marijo Paranormal
• Other Networks: Paranormal Stories by Marijo (searchable as Marijo Paranormal)

If you love stories that send chills down your spine, this episode is a must-listen—just don’t check your messages too late at night.