O Palhaço da Van Branca 🚐🤡 . #historias #misterio #historiasdeterror #palhaço #historiareal

This is a real story. At the end of the 1960s, dozens of children in all the United States began to relate to the same thing. A man dressed as a clown, standing outside the schools, hiding close to the park or offering a face in a van without windows. The police discarded the main stories. They said it was a collective hysteria, a malgost joke. But then the children began to disappear. The man was described as an author, using a fantasy of painted clowns, red lights and makeup in the face that seemed wrong, drunk, almost being drunk. Parents say that a huge white van is taken close to the playgrounds, always leaving the place, little before the police arrived. Some said that there was more than a clown inside, Hindu, observing. Jornais recalled the first story. No official report was divulged, but, in 1968, a boy from Ohio came after saying, "The man dressed up and called me to see his ball." They never found a child. In the following year, similar events occurred in Illinois, Pennsylvania and Georgia. Some say they were a group, a gang that used fantasy as a disguise. Others believe that there was something more buried behind the makeup. Until today, no one was arrested, no names, no faces, just drawings and old house archives showing the same thing. A clown of black eyes, a smile that never changed.