Catalepsia: Sepultado vivo || Relatos del lado oscuro (Podcast)

0:00 What are you more afraid of? To ghosts, to aliens, probably not to spiders, to horrible insects, to giant alligators, to human beings, certainly very dangerous. There is a form of fear called tapephobia and believe me. I think it' s the biggest fear you' ve ever had the fear of being buried alive. We begin accounts of the dark side, strange beings, inexplicable events, speed, family, stories that other minds prefer ignorant May of nineteen hundred and sixty- three, Paris, France. Jean Battiste Boschon is a young descendant of handsome Algerian. He is in his early thirties,

1:36 very athletic, a subject who for the time practises various sports, from canoeing to pinism runs. He lives alone in a small apartment on the outskirts of Paris and usually runs a long distance every day and then comes back after a good bath, goes to work, etcetera. That day is not reception, as is your custom. He' s gone to do his sports. Come back bathed in sweat. It' s a very hot day. After climbing the stairs, also running until reaching the small apartment, he enters takes off the sweater with the one he does the exercise or the sweatshirt he wears.

2:20 He' s headed for the fridge. While he' s getting ready to take a bath and get on with his schedule. Take out a bottle of mineralized water that tastes delicious. Cold. It' s got that little condensate that' s only given when a drink is exquisitely cold. So, as he walks into the bedroom, he uncovers that bottle of soda to go, giving quick and hasty sips to exhaust the contents, except that the time he drinks the last sip begins to feel a strange dizziness, a strange sensation.

3:04 It' s one of those strange sensations that we' ve sometimes felt when we feel sick a dizziness. In Mexico, he calls himself a vaguido. The fact is, it' s starting to feel weird. It is very rare in him is a young athletic man who releases the bottle that falls to the floor breaking is Crystal, if it breaks immediately while trying to hold him from one of the walls of another. Finally it falls with all its weight to tear apart a small table that is out there tearing down several objects that make a huge noise and is there chambattiste. He' s not a man who was sick, he' s not a man who had a problem.

3:54 He is strong and, however, at the moment he is fainted the noise he has caused by falling over all this, he has alerted a woman who is his neighbor, a woman of the elderly who is generally very attentive to everything that happens around him, especially what happens in the department of the Moor, as he calls him because of his Arab ancestry. The fact is, she doesn' t think there might be a bandit. So he knocks on the door and gets no answer. Then he knocks down again, knocks on the door of another acquaintance who goes up quickly, touches again The fact is that several neighbors begin to join, among them the own manager of that building, which has a key, opens the door thinking to find a criminal inside, but to his astonishment, what they find is Jean Baptiste, lying on the floor without him answering. When they approach and touch it, they don' t react, they don' t respond, they don' t see it moving. The woman in the Juntos Department covers her face while she says she' s dead. He' s dead. Jean Baptiste is dead and begins to feel bad and lacks air. The fact is that at that moment someone has the prudence of running down and calling the police that a while later they are constituted in a place accompanied by a paramedic, only to confirm

5:27 the suspicions of that sweet old woman that Jean Baptiste is dead, has no pulse, has no pupil reflex, has nothing. However, he had no reason to die. So they put him on a stretcher and transfer him to the amphitheater to the legal doctor. When he arrives there is a row of people waiting to be autopsied and analyzed, since there has been some terrible incident that has claimed the lives of several people who are formed. So Jean Baptiste with everything and his sportswear with everything and his sweaty face is placed in a drawer where he waits his turn. When Jian Batiste' s family hears about it by a telephone army, they rush to the site asking for the body.

6:23 When they are informed that he will be autopsied, they beg for this not to happen. They ask that, please, given a conviction that they have are people of faith and therefore, according to their beliefs, autopsy is not a good idea. So, considering that there are about twenty corpses before Jean Baptiste, who are saturated in the middle of May, with temperatures close to forty degrees, with a barbarous heat and that this threatens to be a more serious problem, they decide to authorize after a medical examination by a doctor who moves the body to a funeral home. The medical opinion is that by the appearance of the body, by the way, the fact that it does not have any apparent injury, there is no damage, there are no blows, there are no abrasions, functions, nothing. The body is intact at a very low temperature, which means he' s dead. Of course, he extends the certificate, considering that he probably died from a parocardiac product of having drunk so quickly that delicious bottle of super cold sodas that has caused a thermal shock that led him to death. How do you know this, because next to the corpse were the fragments of glass, of a bottle, of a soda drink. So far you' ll think how wonderful. The only problem is that Jean Baptiste has been listening to all this happening around him,

7:56 while the doctor thinks, while the other pleads, while his mother cries around, while his father is arguing something screaming because he is desperate to see his only son dead. He hears everything clearly when they pull the drawer even when he has not felt the cold as such. He does realize things. He feels a little noise, especially, he does not perceive other aspects, but the noise hears it. You can' t open your eyes, you can ' t move. Jean Baptiste listens when the doctor thinks he' s dead and would like, beg, scream for someone to listen to and say I ' m not dead. Idiots, I' m alive, but he can ' t, he can' t. But he' s not a ghost either. He realizes he' s in his body, but he can' t move. He doesn' t feel the body, he doesn' t feel anything, except listen. And what he hears fills him with panic, because when people come to the funeral home they hear how they talk about him.

9:07 Listen to the noise of some kind of bag, one thing they' re gonna put him in. Listen when they get him in a vehicle he can' t see, but listen to them get him up. Listen to the noises, the voices, the laughter. You can hear laughter from those men who are raising the body of this Arab who is now on his way. It' s not funeral, no, don' t embalm, coran, the body has to be intact. So they proceed. They' re not gonna let them do all the rituals. There are certain limits, but the family is with the idea that it will go to normal burial as always.

9:52 How it should be when you' re at it, you get there and hear how they' re taking your clothes off, how they talk about this how the man who' s wearing it now talks, how they prepare him. He can' t feel it, he can' t see it, he can' t even move a finger. He can' t do anything. But listen when you are thinking that this is the box that the parents paid for and listen to your astonishment how they open the lid, how they begin to place it, how they are settling it, how someone comes and tells them that it' s not going well, so they won' t have to place it in such a way. And so and so and then he hears clearly how the door closes, he places the other part and they start to tighten some screws or something and the external sounds are significantly reduced.

10:46 He no longer listens, but suddenly he feels a little bit now and what he feels is not pleasant, because he feels movement for a while. Then he hears clearly how the lid is reopened. And now listen to crying, listen to singing. Listen. Someone who prays in Arabic listens to the lament there somewhere. Then the screams of his mother, who' s screaming over him. It' s obvious he' s seeing it and he' s screaming. Listen perfectly. When someone says we should bury him as soon as possible, because the heat is very strong. Someone comes up and tells their father around to a little side. I think the family crypt would be the wisest thing to do, and they' re starting to agree to bury it. He listens not all the time. For the moment it' s totally lost. You don' t know how long it' s been, you have no way of knowing, you have no way of anything. It ' s getting lost for a while, but when he suddenly reacts he hears it again and that alarms him enormously, because there comes a time when he no longer listens to people, he no longer listens to anything, absolutely nothing.

12:07 And it' s the moment when it starts to feel even worse, because it' s the moment when it starts to recover a little movement and with the right hand that just moves, you can touch and feel the side of the box, the soft fabric. Then he starts to move his left hand a little bit and feels the side of the box on the left side of the soft cloth and begins to feel around him trying to move his elbows, which there is no way to move them, because that is very narrow and for an athletic and strong subject, this box just sits on his shoulders.

12:48 That' s what closeness tries to move a foot and when it finally does, the only thing that you feel the tip of your fingers collide with something that' s above the space is tiny and it starts to feel very weird, very weird because now, in a matter of seconds, it starts to regain full consciousness of your body and it starts to feel like the lungs inflate, how they deflate, how they breathe again, how they release the air again and begin to open their eyes. But he doesn' t see anything, because everything is dark, completely closed. All that dark. There is nothing total darkness and the only thing you can do is feel with your hands like they are around you. There' s a metal shell that wraps it up and even though it tries to scream, it doesn' t look like anyone' s listening to it and yells again several times, Mom please someone and insists again. He doesn' t know how long it' s been since they put him in that box. He heard when they were putting him in, but now he doesn' t know if he' s already on the ground, covered by two meters of land, if he' s somewhere else. You have no idea anything. So he screams again, mumps, screams for his father and hits against the sides, but he can' t do anything. Try, scratch, try to push up. It begins to suffocate, because it knows even when the boxes are not 100 percent hermetic, yes, they have very little air intake. So when you begin to move and begin to become conscious and your body begins to enable your full breathing with the scare, with the nerves with the sensation you begin to lack the air in very little time. The oxygen that accumulates inside a funeral box is

14:20 minimal and for a person who is breathing in a matter of very short time, begins to suffocate and as he frantically hits the box, a miracle occurs for his good luck. It is dawn and he has not been buried by the people who were accompanying him when he heard the screams and when he heard the words and heard him speak quickly they moved. An employee arrives and opens the box. Jean Baptiste Son had suffered an episode of catalypse. No, we weren' t dead. He had not suffered massive unemployment. If they had autopsyed the body, they would have immediately realized that he was bleeding, i e that he was not dead. However, the limbs were partially rigid, without any kind of movement, There were no reflexes, there was no pulse, no breathing, no feeling of the heartbeat and, obviously, having fallen on the floor of his house and in the face of those conditions, no technology was applied such as, for example, an electro. On that phalogram, an electrocardiogram. He was considered to have suffered a heart accident and died, however, for some mysterious reason. In fact, what he had suffered was a moment of catalepsy, when he reacts, obviously startled and manage

15:52 to open the box, breathes and survives. The case of Jean Bathist is a fortunate case, but a case of panic because over the years, these kinds of stories have accumulated a great deal. At the end of the 19th century, an English scientist conducted research on the subject. In his analysis, this man ruled that very probably two thousand seven hundred people were buried alive and would regain consciousness. Being there, catalypse is a very peculiar phenomenon. Today, virtually any scientist will say that it is impossible for them to escape.

16:40 Not what can cause it. It can cause it from a physical accident, a very strong blow, a biological phenomenon, such as this thermal shock that paralysed the heart for a moment and that then caused a drug overdose very likely to enter Catalepsia in these years, in these times of addictions and, obviously, deep depressive processes, there is a wide variety of possibilities. And while, today, in a hospital, a person who is being treated has a device that measures from oxygenation, heart beat, blood pressure, activity of the cerebral cortex, and is very complicated. It is not impossible in the case that I have narrated to you the experience lived by this man and described some time later. It was a vivid example of the terror that would afflict someone inside a coffin with a very limited oxygen endowment and that is suffocating because after he had not been rescued, he would begin to despair and tear the inside.

17:48 I' d try to turn around to dig around somewhere, like open it, turn around and with my back try to get up to force the lid, etcetera, etcetera, in a useless effort to survive until finally suffocated would die from asphyxiation, a terrible death. It' s so weird. Of course not. If you still don' t feel uncomfortable with this story and want to keep listening, let me tell you Madame Boban' s story.

18:33 Madame Boban was a daughter of a wealthy French businessman at the beginning of the 20th century at the end of the 19th century. This woman, descendant of a family of great alcurnia and very wealthy, decided about one thousand eight hundred and ninety- eight, to start an adventure trip, a journey through the world. The trip would take her to different exotic places from South America, North America to Africa, India, the territories of the South Pacific. It would be a spectacular trip. Money wasn' t missing. So, escorted by her faithful helper and her husband, she would begin the journey.

19:18 After several months of travel, at some point in one thousand nine hundred one, the couple decided to return to France. Madame Bouban is waiting for Baby. Yeah, she' s waiting Baby' s in advanced gestation. So, after the last tour in Senegal, in Africa they decide to tackle the vapor silver, what will take them to France. As they advance into the sea and reach the French territories. Madame Bouvan' s condition becomes complicated. She' s had a fever on this stranger. Probably the sea trip accompanied by pregnancy already in an advanced stage is affecting you. Finally, on the 16th of November of one thousand nine hundred and one, the vapor the silver approaches Babiliac, France. The port, upon arrival Madame Boban is in very poor condition. Sweat fever has this kind of strange tremors. The husband is terribly worried. A notification has been sent, so the father is already waiting for them as soon as she arrives, they immediately transfer her to a lazaret in a hospital, a kind of medical center where she dies shortly afterwards.

20:41 The doctors who are treating her say she' s dead. He' s got no vitals. His body' s stiff. He has a strange lividity on his face. No reflexes on the pupils. She' s dead. It' s a tragedy. The husband destroyed, the father is destroyed. I was waiting for them with the big party because it came with the baby and they' re going to be the baby in France. The trip had been tremendous, it had been magnificent, but she' s dead. The notification is devastating. However, there is an interesting detail. The moment the body is ruled, that is, it is said that she is dead, Madame Bovan, the nurse who is there turns and tells the doctor Doctor.

21:32 The patient has movement. The doctor, being a man of prestige, responds, don' t talk nonsense. The nurse insists doctor. In the abdomen of the woman there is movement, to which the man responds, of course, is the agony of the fetus. That nurse answers, doctor. I think the patient' s still alive. Let' s hope not at all. She' s a dead person, understand and dispatch the nurse. Right away. The body is placed in a box, everything is arranged and taken to funerals Every day from the day he dies until the next day. It is veiled inside the coffin In the afternoon of the following day, which would be around seventeen or eighteen or November, the body is taken to the tomb and buried. When he is being buried, the nurse approaches Madame Bovan' s father to tell him, sir, please stop him. This man doesn ' t answer. He' s totally stuck, but he insists again.

22:45 Sir, please, there' s no answer. That same night, the nurse became the place where the husband pleaded with her. She' s in the body because she' s got a strange mind that Madame Bobán isn' t dead, but it' s night, it' s cold, it ' s November. They' re near the Atlantic coast. So it' s cold and no one goes to the cemetery, but until the next day they immediately order the land to be opened, literally removed. That' s where they get the coffin and when they open it, what they find is terrible. Madame Bobán' s body is upset, her clothes are broken, her lining is broken, all the coffin, her nails are destroyed and full of blood. Madame Boban' s face has torn, her chest has torn, and between her legs is the dead baby. Still with the umbilical cord is still tied to the mother. There, there, all the liquids for both of them are dead. Madame Boban' s eyes stand out. The woman was alive cataleptic. It was ruled that the final death was from asphyxiation and that during this asphyxiation, the efforts of the estertors of death had caused

24:18 the delivery and with it the baby would have been born, which, by not being able to obtain oxygen, had died with the mother. Madame Boban ' s father, according to the newspaper of the time, sued the treating physician and the hospital, obtaining a payment, a compensation of 8, 000 francs. You' ll think it' s a story of nine hundred and one. You still want to listen? If you still want to keep listening? Let me tell you another story. This time we' re going to the United States, to Ikville, Kentucky, to half of the United States, at this site, about 1 80 80. A couple get married.

25:08 She is a young woman, she is also charming, very Victorian, perfectly arranged to the last button, with her little hat, her hairy hair. She' s a pretty 18- year- old girl who marries, no more or less than James Hutscher. James Hutscher is a businessman, he' s a money man who probably takes him a few years, but he' s a guy. Marriage is a very celebrated marriage, to the point where James Hutscher himself builds a new hotel, which he names as Octavia. It ' s his great love, his great passion in one thousand eight hundred and ninety- one. In January one thousand eight hundred and ninety- one, another great dream of James Hetscher comes true when Octavia, who has been expecting baby gives birth to a beautiful child will be named Jake ob Jake ob Hutcher is a beautiful cute little baby remember the mother is delighted, she is fascinated.

26:18 You can' t believe how lucky you are to have such a beautiful baby and to have everything is solved. They are a couple of rich people, of people who have no economic need. It' s all settled. She has a man who loves her has a beautiful baby, but fortune, fortune doesn' t smile at her And soon the baby is sick and very soon dies. Just a couple of months after I was born. Jake ob Hutcher is dead. The baby passed away with birth complications. Octavia cannot recover from this and begins to fall into deep depression. He can' t begin to isolate himself, he starts to withdraw from everything. And in April he is absent. He spends almost all day, sleeping towards the end of April.

27:15 In fact, he doesn' t react anymore. She' s comatose, she' s totally comatose, she' s absent, she' s gone, she' s gone, she' s gone, she' s gone. It' s a yarn that if you raise his arm, he falls, if he moves it, he stays on that side, etcetera. By May she' s dead. In the month of May she' s dead and it' s a lousy month. It is very hot in this region of Bikeville and obviously, a body in these conditions breaks down quickly the only thing that James Hatcher does not want is to see this like this, is that he orders a tomb to be built immediately in the local cemetery and that a coffin of very fine wood, the best by coffin that can be bought to bury his beloved wife. He does. They place Octavia' s body and then close the box. The funeral is brief. He' s devastated himself. James Hatcher is in pieces. When the box is buried on the ground, this man is covered by fainting from the impression, falls several times and has to be taken to a local clinic, where the doctor reviews it and, indeed, considers it was the sun, the heat, the sadness, the accumulated emotions and helps to incorporate it. Fortunately, it'

28:47 s not bad, like other people who' ve been living weird things. Hatcher is surprised when he hears this, because the doctor informs him that several people in this town of Pipe have been having very rare episodes. When he asks, you know my wife, the doctor answers no. I didn' t know what happened to his wife. He died in conditions like this and so, and the doctor tells him it can' t be several people are suffering the same. Something' s happening. I had no idea what was going on with this man after he was fainted from the heat. And all this has been going on for several hours. There, if not that all afternoon it is incorporated and even though it is night, they run towards the cemetery, where it orders that immediately the coffin has been removed several workers scratch that because it was a tomb in shape they take out the coffin break the lid all speed and what they find is terrible. Octavia wasn' t dead, she was alive. The inside of the coffin is torn to the wood.

29:52 Horribly, she ripped herself off part of the cheeks of her face, tore her eyelids apart completely, tore her hair to her ears in a final effort to do something. She was dead. She was dead, she had damaged everything. She was covered in her own blood. James Hetscher is badly damaged. I wouldn' t marry again. He would spend the next fifty years alone completely, only ordering the construction of a beautiful statue in Italy in memory of his wife, who, of course, was dead at that time and every day until the day of his death visited the tomb. Later he would remain a very wealthy man with various businesses. He would never marry again, nor would he be known to have any women. That had been the only woman in her life. The ghost of Octavia is said to be lurking around the cemetery. The reality is that that' s a law. In Durban, the poor woman died suffocated ancient history. Perhaps, but if you still wish to listen to more accounts, why don' t you listen to this one. This time let me take you to Honduras, Central America, in a place known as Azacualpa, in a region of Copán. One morning,

31:30 a man comes out very happy. It' s Sunday he' s going to talk to his friends. You can see a drink out there. His name is Isaac. He' s a young man, he' s 27 years old, he' s a guy who works very hard. It ' s athletic, it was military, so it has very good condition. Work hard, help at home. He' s the one who supports the family, the mom, etcetera. She' s a good person. Every once in a while you have a drink with friends, a chat beer laughs, but always comes home in good time and that Sunday returns home as usual. He' s complaining a little stomachache. His mom makes him a tea and he goes to bed at night, re- incorporates and insists that his stomach hurts a lot. Mom makes her tea again and goes back to sleep the next morning, when she' s ready to go to work. The trouble is tremendous. He can' t practically walk anything, he' s got a lot of pain inside. When you get to the place where you work, you definitely prefer not to stay. He looks terrible. The mother immediately takes him to the clinic, to the local health center. But this region of Azacualpa is not particularly large and does not even have a doctor on duty. All there is is a nurse who, after checking ISAAC, determines that this man is in very bad condition, that it is urgent that he

33:01 has moved to a large hospital where there are all the teams and can actually check him, because his appearance is very bad. The problem is that the only hospital there is three hours away on a mountain road, so they transport Isaac on a transport to the Copán region, where he is admitted to the Western Hospital. All of this takes place around the 6th or 7th of October. When he gets to the hospital, they start checking it out. They realize that the boy is coming very badly and is a gallbladder problem, so the only solution there is is to operate him urgently. He needs to be operated on urgently. This guy' s dying. The procedure takes a few hours. He' s finally taken to bed. Doctors order some medicines they don' t have in the hospital. The family has to buy them.

33:54 They' re coming. The boy begins to recover on the eighth day of octos. He' s in bed, either in the room or in the living room where they' re taking care of him. She' s with the serum, she' s conscious, she' s reactive She' s even uncomfortable She wants to leave. Doctors have to tie him to bed because he tries to remove his serum several times so he is still subject has effects of anesthesia, probably or some painkiller that has reacted a little badly. All this while the family is there, the mother is looking after him, the sister comes and goes with messages, with medication, whatever she offers. When the time comes for the checkup, doctors ask the family to step aside a little bit so they can check it out. They check all this out very well and suddenly. This October 8th of the year two thousand nine, the doctor comes out saying that everything has been complicated and that the boy is now dead. Imagine the mother' s reaction, the home bra and all that when she comes in. He' s not moving, he' s not reacting, he' s dead and he' s in a hospital. You don' t lose sight of that. He' s in a hospital.

35:05 According to what was described by the Honduran newspapers. At that time, Isaac ' s body was handed over to the family to take him home to zacualpa. When you get there, well, there' s a full funeral, you get a box, you put it in the Syrians and you introduce the body. There is as such no embalming service, there is nothing. He just passed away. Complications of the operation and place it in the coffin watch it all the time. There are people around the next day nine is time to bury him, so they take him to the cemetery, where he is placed in a kind of niches with everything and coffin is not to the hair of earth, but to a concrete niche where they introduce the coffin, put a lid that is sealed with cement, make the last funeral rites and retire to about thirty meters. From there, behind the yard of the cemetery, is the watchhouse of the mining company called Gold. The guards who have been present have heard near the funeral. They heard that isacra died a person they knew. At nightfall. There' s a change of guard and the new guards stay there on the slope. At dawn. They get a tremendous scare, because in the silence of the dawn it is a remote rural population.

36:35 There is not much movement and at this point where they are, no one happens. And suddenly, in the silence of the night, they begin to listen. Get me out of here, please. Get me out of here, Noelia, Mom, come on, get me out of here, please. Those guards hear that and even though they' ve never seen anything or heard anything in a cemetery, they freak out. They don' t know that there are people who make a point there, they don' t know that isac is buried there. So they get really freaked out. A while later they hear something again, but it doesn' t sound so loud anymore and a while later there' s nothing. They' re very surprised. The next morning, when the change of watch comes. The first thing they tell the guards is that it was a tremendous night, because in the night they heard noises and laments coming from the cemetery, which were scary. When one of the men who is changing the shift asks and what did you hear or what did this answer we heard a voice from someone who called Noelia and her mother and who asked to be taken out. That' s where we got the scare of life. It says, but what do you think?

37:42 Isaac was put away, not Liar Isaac' s sister Immediately they run to Isaac' s dead man' s house. They tell the mother who comes running. His brother comes running and with a bar breaks the lid of it, pulls the coffin to open it and inside is Isaac' s body fully covered in sweat with his shirt open, scratched completely the destroyed hands, tried to tear things out of the coffin to open it. He couldn' t. The body was taken back to the medical service, where it was ruled that the cause of death was asphyxiation. Catalepsia. Gentlemen, Catalepsia, a bad combination of medications along with the remains of an anesthetic used during the operation literally put him in a coma, but not only in a coma, but in a state similar to suspended animation, the coma still has stable vital signs.

38:47 In this case he had no vital signs, of course the case was reviewed, he turned to the medical authorities, an investigation was made. A case of Catalepsia. Now you understand what I mean? With the worst fear you can stop being inside a tomb, knowing that time is running, knowing that our chances of survival are null and void and being aware of our own death. And, well, now, if you' ll allow me, and after a rather violent and a little strange narrative, I' d like to send some greetings and congratulations. First of all, we are going to congratulate Lana Michel, who turned old. Thank you very much for listening to us. Silvia Olga king Ella, greets Ladislao Jorge Kiralifi and Astrid Ornella, her husband and daughter. Rosalia Velázquez congratulates her 22- year- old son and Saxamora, a strong embrace to both. Thank you for joining us our beloved Oggi ort Videos is a user man. Her name is Ana Rosa from Guadalajara, Jalisco, in Mexico and we send her a big hug. Congratulations

40:20 Good of you to join us. Thank you very much, Ana Rosa Ogi Old Videos. Adriana Bushan congratulates her father, who always listens to us and we are very happy about that. Berenice Victoria congratulates her mother and sister because they hear us while they work. They' re always together, doing homework, doing things at home, and they' re listening to us. Thank you very much, Javier and Indira. This is Javier Castillo and Indira Arana. They served twenty- five years of marriage. We highly congratulate them. It takes a lot of affection, a lot of affection, a lot of care, a lot of desire to live together, a great adventure, an adventure that lasts a lifetime. So congratulations to both of you. It' s a good thing they' re talking to us Inés Jaefelli congratulates her husband Claudio, who' s doing his job. She served yesterday, yesterday, Friday, she turned and today she turns. So a hug for both of us, a compliment for both of us. Thank you so much for joining us and thank you all so much for being with us tonight, very good night and rest in peace or hay.