Chances are you may have experience being scared by old folks as a child about headless Priest coming out of your wound. As absurd as that may have sounded when you grew older, it's just proves that the stories of Headless Priest are alive and well, especially when November is drawing near.
As their name suggest, these clergymen roam universities, graveyard, churches or any other conveniently eerie places. Sometimes they carry their head with them other times they do not and are ostensibly searching for them
As to why they lost their heads, these Priest were said to have been decapitated either by Filipino revolutionary during the revolution or by Japanese soldier during world war II. Urban legend about priest have also been most likely reinforced with earlier stories of biblical figures and martyrs who had been beheaded, like St. John the Baptist for example
THE JEEPNEY RIDE
An urban legend meant to showcase the hazard of riding a JEEPNEY alone at night especially if you're a girl, the story starts when a woman goes into a jeep without any passenger but herself and a driver at night.
When she ask to be dropped at her stop, the driver takes a glance at her through the rear view mirror and continue on driving. By this time the girl is now worried that he might be planning something evil. After sometime however he finally drop her off at her stop.
Before she could hurriedly depart, the woman was told by the driver that she should immediately burn her clothes because when he looked at her through the mirror, she had no head - an omen signifying her death.
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Philippines Urban Legend
HorrorUrban legends are contemporary rumors and stories often circulated as true these horrifying Tales are usually depicked as having to a friend of a neighbor or a distant family members along by the word of mouth or news paper The Philippines has it's...
