In the early hours of Thursday, May 28, 2026, a car flipped over on the bridge of Avenida Las Torres in Celaya, Guanajuato. While the accident caused significant damage to the vehicle, no one was injured. What caught the attention of those who saw the footage was the brief appearance of a young boy’s head peeking out near the wreckage—sparking rumors that this was the “ghost child” who died at the same spot 12 years ago.

According to local legend, the boy lost his life in a tragic traffic accident on this very bridge on January 5, 2014, the day before the arrival of the Reyes Magos (Three Kings). His mother reportedly ran a red light at the intersection with Gaspar Almanza, leading to the fatal crash. The event deeply affected the community, prompting residents to leave toys at the site in his memory. Some say that after everyone left, the toys mysteriously moved on their own during the early morning hours.

The video, shared on social media, shows the damaged car resting on the side of the road with its front completely smashed. The street was deserted and dark. As the person filming circled the vehicle to capture the extent of the damage, a boy with black hair briefly appears, as if curiously observing the scene.

While there is no scientific proof of ghosts, such videos often fuel urban legends and paranormal speculation. It’s also possible the footage was edited to enhance the eerie effect. Regardless, the story resonates with many in Celaya, blending real tragedy with folklore.

Watch the original video here: https://x.com/LSRGuanajuato/status/2060118582982328818