As I said in the last blog entry, at the Museum of Natural History many things happened Strange that are attributed to the ghost of Chief Inacayal , but initially it was not. Roque Diaz, the man who has these historic ias, said that upon arrival at the museum every time the doors were locked alone or strange noises were heard, it was said that it was by Gabino "Often I was employed in laboratories with a long history in the museum, which also had worked their parents and grandparents, and heard someone knock on the door. We looked and there was none. Then everybody said, "Come Gabino." And if people opened their doors and selling nas by wind or do not know why strange reason, more than one commented: Today Gabino goes with everything. "
Roque spent much time wondering who was Gabino, and po r it began an investigation that led him to read the travel journals of Perito Moreno in Patagonia. In these texts he learns that in 1878 the chief was taken prisoner Moreno Sayhueque several days and was taken prisoner by the Mapuche, until one of the indigenous deception of others and helped him escape, his name was Gabino. Gabino knew
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speak Castilian, became Moreno collaborating to establish contact with the various Indian tribes. It is also believed that Gabino was one of many Aborigines who came to live at the Museum of Natural Sciences of La Plata and Moreno could serve to translate what they said the aboriginal tions to scientists visiting the museum, though not could be checked. Gabino mysteriously disappeared and no one knows what happened to his body, since it was never found . Some believe that Gabino never lived in the museum, while others argue that the skeleton is one of many that were saved without a name in the underground. was for this that started the legend Gabino ghost at the museum, which later would be confused with the ghost of Inacayal, not knowing if the ghost was one or not. Roque Diaz said: " People from generation to generation, attributed the strange things that happen to Gabino. I think it was a secretive person. Who went quietly. Therefore it is said to open doors and windows. I do not think he's dead here as other natives of the that there is evidence that lived here. "
However, the techno ico Héctor Díaz believes that the strange events are due to the architecture of the forest: " In these buildings, especially at the bottom, there is a microclimate that makes nothing is out of wind, but in itself is a movement of air, which is the temperature difference. Incidentally, when speaking of ghosts, said he feels an air behind the neck that causes to blush. And that's what happens in the museum . "
To add more mystery to the history of Gabino, 24 October 2007 some laborers working in an old tank museum unidentified skeleton found behind a wall in a completely inaccessible. Some believe it could be a collector's item, possibly the body never Gabino found, while others say it is a piece of the museum's collection since it has no catalog number. Photos:
1. Entrance hall of the Museum of Natural Sciences of La Plata. In the center is a monument to the Perito Moreno.
2. Roque Diaz, the man who tells ghost stories and Inacayal Gabino.
3. Title of the article published in the Journal today, which recounts the discovery of a skeleton in the museum lost.
Sources:
"The mysterious story of Gabino", Diario Hoy, 5/1/2008
"Gabino, the ghost of the museum," Time Magazine, 18/3/2007
"Found human skeleton in a demolition at the Museum ", Diario Hoy, 31/10/2007
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