馃敇 Los Jolly Chimp fueron un juguete creado por una compa帽铆a japonesa a mediados de la d茅cada de 1950, estos imitaban la apariencia de un mono con platillos el cual funcionaba de forma mec谩nica.
No lograron hacerse demasiado populares entre los infantes debido a su tenebrosa apariencia, por esta raz贸n comenzaron a ser vendidos en el comercio ambulante y donados a ni帽os enfermos o que fueran pacientes psiqui谩tricos.
Muchas enfermeras y doctores popularizaron testimonios en los cuales narraban como este mismo juguete se prend铆a en medio de la noche sin estimulaci贸n alguna.
Nuestra historia comienza cuando el padre de Christopher Parkles compr贸 un Jolly Chimp a un vendedor ambulante de Manhattan como un regalo de cumplea帽os para su hijo.
Christopher ten铆a once a帽os y era el 煤nico hijo del matrimonio, era un ni帽o alegre y ejemplar en cuanto a las calificaciones.
Luego de una cena familiar el ni帽o decidi贸 irse a descansar sin esperar la sorpresa que le aguardaba. Estuvo alg煤n rato tratando de dormir y cuando ya se encontraba frustrado decidi贸 levantarse para as铆 jugar con aquel juguete que su padre le hab铆a regalado.
en cuanto lo tuvo en sus mano noto que el objeto emanaba calor pero decidi贸 ignorarlo creyendo que eran los mecanismos, jug贸 con este un rato y cuando ya se sinti贸 cansado asumi贸 que ser铆a buen momento para volver a intentar dormir.
En cuanto se acost贸 con todas las luces de su habitaci贸n apagadas y completamente decidido a descansar pudo escuchar el sonido de los platillos de aquel juguete, se hab铆a activado solo.
Encendi贸 la luz y el sonido ces贸 en aquel mismo instante, el juguete ten铆a su vista fija como si nada hubiera pasado.
Christopher pens贸 que podr铆a haber sido algo que hab铆a imaginado por el sue帽o pero en cuanto volvi贸 a presionar el interruptor de la luz los estridentes ruidos de los platillos volvi贸 a llenar la habitaci贸n.
Esta vez Christopher se armo de valor, no volvi贸 a prender las luces y se gui贸 con el sonido que emit铆a el objeto para as铆 poder descubrir lo que realmente pasaba pero cuando ya se encontraba en frente pudo sentir como una mano lo tomaba desde el brazo.
El peque帽o escap贸 hasta donde se encontraban sus padres, completamente asustado les cont贸 lo que hab铆a pasado y cuando 茅stos lo acompa帽aron hasta la habitaci贸n notaron como el mono ya no se encontraba en el estante. Se hab铆a movido hasta la cama de Christopher, casi como si estuviera esperando por el infante.
Desde aquel suceso Christopher no habia vuelto a ser el mismo ni帽o alegre que todos conoc铆an, se la viv铆a asustado adem谩s que nunca pod铆a conciliar el sue帽o ya que en todas las ocasiones ten铆a terrores nocturnos, sus padres lo hab铆an escuchado balbucear en sue帽os el nombre Azazel.
Ya totalmente alarmados por la salud f铆sica y mental de su hijo decidieron llevarlo con profesionales de la salud pero la 煤nica respuesta que obten铆an era que el peque帽o pod铆a estar sufriendo un cuadro agudo de esquizofrenia debido al traumarte suceso.
Luego de meses llenos de angustia y buscando diferentes tratamientos se contactaron con la pareja de investigadores paranormales, Ed y Lorraine Warren.
En cuanto lo desarmaron el juguete descubrieron el causante de todos los males, en su interior ten铆a alg煤n tipo de trabajo oscuro. Un mont贸n de pelo humano unido con algunas ramas secas de 谩rbol y una nota en la cual pod铆a leerse un conjuro.
La conclusi贸n fue que el juguete hab铆a sido probablemente usado en ciertos rituales oscuros que hab铆an realizado una secta japonesa sabiendo que tarde o temprano aquel objeto llegar铆a a las manos de un infante, un ser de alma pura.
Desde aquel d铆a el mono est谩 resguardado en el museo de los Warren
馃敇 The Jolly Chimp was a toy created by a Japanese company in the mid-1950s, these imitated the appearance of a monkey with cymbals which worked mechanically.
They failed to become too popular among infants due to their gloomy appearance, for this reason they began to be sold in street trade and donated to sick children or those who were psychiatric patients.
Many nurses and doctors popularized testimonies in which they narrated how this same toy would turn on in the middle of the night without any stimulation.
Our story begins when Christopher Parkles' father bought a Jolly Chimp from a Manhattan street vendor as a birthday present for his son.
Christopher was eleven years old and he was the only son of the marriage, he was a cheerful and exemplary child in terms of qualifications.
After a family dinner, the boy decided to go to rest without waiting for the surprise that awaited him. He spent some time trying to sleep and when he was already frustrated he decided to get up to play with that toy that his father had given him.
As soon as he held it in his hand, he noticed that the object emanated heat but decided to ignore it, believing it was the mechanisms. He played with it for a while and when he felt tired, he assumed that it would be a good time to try to sleep again.
As soon as he went to bed with all the lights in his room off and completely determined to rest he could hear the sound of the cymbals of that toy, he had activated himself.
He turned on the light and the sound stopped at that very moment, the toy had its eyes fixed as if nothing had happened.
Christopher thought it might have been something he had imagined from the dream but as soon as he flipped the light switch again the shrill noises of the cymbals filled the room again.
This time Christopher steeled himself, he did not turn on the lights again and he was guided by the sound emitted by the object in order to discover what was really happening but when he was already in front he could feel how a hand took him from the arm.
The little one escaped to where his parents were, completely scared he told them what had happened and when they accompanied him to the room they noticed how the monkey was no longer on the shelf. He had moved over to Christopher's bed, almost as if he was waiting for the infant.
Since that event, Christopher had not been the same happy child that everyone knew, he was scared and he could never fall asleep because he had night terrors on all occasions, his parents had heard him babble the name Azazel in his dreams.
Already totally alarmed by the physical and mental health of his son, they decided to take him to health professionals, but the only answer they got was that the little boy could be suffering from acute schizophrenia due to the traumatic event.
After months full of anguish and searching for different treatments, they contacted the couple of paranormal investigators, Ed and Lorraine Warren.
As soon as they disarmed the toy, they discovered the cause of all the evils, inside it had some kind of dark work. A bunch of human hair tied together with some dry tree branches and a note on which a spell could be read.
The conclusion was that the toy had probably been used in certain dark rituals that a Japanese sect had performed knowing that sooner or later that object would reach the hands of an infant, a being with a pure soul.
Since that day the monkey is protected in the Warren museum
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