The true story of Teresa Fidalgo: what we know about the well-known ghost

 The true story of Teresa Fidalgo: what we know about the well-known ghost  The story of Teresa Fidalgo Where did Teresa Fidalgo go?   The t...

 The true story of Teresa Fidalgo: what we know about the well-known ghost 

The story of Teresa Fidalgo Where did Teresa Fidalgo go? 

 The true story of Teresa Fidalgo: what we know about the well-known ghost  A video about her surfaced in 2014, about 20 years after she died. It quickly went viral and has been shared on many social media sites. As of this writing, about 18 million people have watched the video on YouTube. The video is about David Rebordao and two friends who go out at night to find the best place to film their next movie, Virus. While driving down the road, they talk about ghost stories. One of them sees a woman in white standing by the side of the road and decides to give her a ride. Teresa is the name of the woman who talks very little about herself. After a short time, she points to her destination and says that's where she died in an accident. 

They all look at her right away and see that her face is covered in blood. They scream, and the car hits something. David lived through the accident, but he couldn't remember what happened that night and couldn't explain what happened. His two friends, Tiago and Tania, passed away. 

In her message, what does Teresa Fidalgo say? There are likely to be messages on social media sites about the made-up story that tell you to send them to your friends or bad things will happen to you in real life. The message that is shared the most often says: 

What really happened in Teresa Fidalgo's case The story has been going around, and some people believed it, but it's not true. The events seen in the short YouTube video A Curva did not really happen. The movie is only a script. David Rebordao, the supposed accident survivor who produced the short video, told Channel TVI that the story was made up and that he was surprised by how popular and long-lasting it was.