The fake fairy affair that made a splash in Guadalajara

All it arrived on August 10, 2011 when local media reported that in an address of the colonia San José Río Verde, in the city of Guadalajara, Mexico, there was a fairy real.

A young man by the name of Jose Maldonado said to have captured days before what he had discovered as a Flashing flying object which has moved between the branches of a guava tree.

According to what he told the local press, when he had it in his hands, he realized that he was a fairy, that he was injured from one foot and that was the reason he had stopped moving. He decided put it in a pot with formaldehyde and highlight it in your home.

"It's abundance, it's joy, it's something inexplicable what I feel, but what the fairies mean, is that, "said the young man to the state channel C7 and badured various media that it could be a message from his father, who recently pbaded away.

Everyone could enter the house for see the conclusion after paying fees the majority paid between 2 and 3 Mexican pesos, although some gave more. Those who disbursed this amount described this the fairy was very smallHe was no more than 3 centimeters tall, had red boots, gloves and long hair pulled back.

"I looked like a winged fly, I still had the brightness, I admired myself and I said "my God what is it" and I caught my glbades and I saw it and the tears are out"said one of the thousands of people who waited for hours to see the little being.

"Then God sends us things to see if we do not compose," said another woman, waiting for her turn.

Another stated that this was not the first case and that more people had expressed have seen more fairies in a canyon near.

Even on the Twitter account @Hada_GDL, the supposed fairy described her life inside the glbad jar.

In addition to asking for voluntary cooperation, outside the house where they exposed the figure sale of photos and videoseven media They paid for exclusive interviews.

But, unbelievers doubted the authenticity of the fairy and when they began to investigate, they realized that the fairy was a plastic figure which was for sale in different street markets in the city and that it was really a replica of Pixie (Megan Gwynn) X-Men.

In carrying out the farce, thousands of people who had been moved a few days before went to José's home. claim for fraud, but never appeared.

Given the situation, the Attorney General's Office urged the population to file a complaint for deceptionbut as the trial only guaranteed the restitution of money (two or three pesos), the people arrested him.

The story does not end there. From then on, the young man was known in his neighborhood "Pepe's El Hada" who he was found dead end of September 2017 in a grocery store in your neighborhood.

He was killed at least 10 shots in the head and up to now the cause is unknown.