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Unmasking the Teresa Fidalgo: The Viral Social Media Hoax or Not
There are many stories and conspiracy theories on social media, but some of them are not true at all. Even though they are false, people still believe in them and share them with others.
One of these stories is about Teresa Fidalgo, a girl from Portugal. In her message, she warns people that if they don’t share it with others, something bad will happen to them.
You might have seen this message before and wondered if it’s real. Well, we’re here to tell you the truth about Teresa Fidalgo.
Teresa’s message on social media goes like this:
“If you stop reading this, you’ll die. I am Teresa Fidalgo, and if you don’t post this on 20 photos, I will sleep with you forever.
A girl ignored this, and her mom died 20 days later.
So, who is Teresa Fidalgo?
Teresa Fidalgo is said to be a girl from Portugal who died in 1983 in Sentra. She supposedly had a tragic accident that led to her death. But here’s the thing: this story is not true.
The tale of Teresa Fidalgo and the ghost associated with her started circulating in 2014.
According to one version of the story, a man named David Rebodao and his friends encountered her ghost while they were looking for a place to film a movie called “Virus.”
They offered her a ride, and she identified herself as Teresa. However, when they looked at her closely, they saw injuries on her face.
This startled them, and they had a terrible car accident in which David was the only survivor, but he lost his memory of the event, and his friends Tania and Tiago died.
But, in reality, this story is not based on any actual events. It’s entirely fictional.
You might have seen videos that seem to support the story, but the story itself is a myth. The video is from a short film called “A Curva,”
which was produced in 2013 but released on David Rebardao’s YouTube channel in 2014. It features actors and actresses, so it’s not real.
So, the next time you come across a scary social media story like this, remember not to panic or share it with others. These stories are just made up, and nothing bad will happen if you don’t pass them on.