back in the 1800s. a man by the name of Will Guajardo opened the first saltmine. he had 3000 employees by the time he made it. sometime later there is an explosion in the mine. something evil at the bottom of the mine roared. it began to crawl up alongside the walls in the mine along with a ball of fire. it took everything in its path which included a good portion of the mine's employees. men and women began to choke on the salty dust. they could no longer breathe. some tried to knock a hole in the wall with fists and their head for a breath of fresh air. the dying did not die. they were still alive. some returned as evil ghosts. a creature in the bottomless pitt returned to the dead. go to www.billyguajardo.com for free ebooks. [email protected] this eBook has been checked for grammar. passed.

Synopsis An Old Salt Mine that produced raw salt into table salt collapsed 115 years ago. It caved in on every floor beneath the thirty-fifth on top of the remaining thirty-five floors. It fell deeper than that after it crashed through the Earth into Hell. As a fire rose through the earth upward toward the main floor. Whatever existed, commanded the creatures that lived in the bowels in hell. It scaled every inner wall toward the first floor that collapsed. It crept up along a wall in the shaft to the main floor. It included a part that fell in, and down into the dark. Evil creepy creatures crawled up along 4 elevator walls. When the floor collided with hell. Something had to knock a hole in the ceiling to hell. People, claim that a creature screeched through the fiery collapse of the Guajardo Salt Mines? A Young Woman in the Future in the Year 2021 Begged to see what the Infamous Guajardo Salt Mine Looked like? She Lost Family in the Mines. She had a question for a Psychic. Can she look into the Past over 100 years ago? Her Great Grandfather, and Grandmother both worked at the Mines. She would love to see or talk to them in the dark through a seance. She will try to summon him in a Seance using an Ouija Board. They claim to hear something that made their skin crawl. It felt like something hideous ate its way through the Earth into the saltmine? It sounded like a horde of creatures were on their way to Us the Living. Voices spill from the walls in echoes and whispers. I am from the Guajardo Salt Mines. I am one of the dead that never had a chance to escape the Deadly Collapse. I talk from a bed made of hardened salt. Me and many more walk through the Salty Aired Mine. We feel nothing when we walk sit stand but most of all, remember what it was like to be alive? A Sea of Salt Rose around the Mine. It began to look like the Salton Sea. It became a Mountain of Salt that surrounded the Saltmine. Creepy Creatures that live in the Mine will begin to Rise through the Salt in the Sea. Each creature is made of salt in a colorful color of salt. They will find a way into the town. It crept into town.

Billy never finished making his rounds. grave robbers find a way to the island to rob the infamous body of the year. his body coffin and name could bring in a good penny to the cult. ed had a meeting scheduled for the cult leader and followers. they had a plan to find Billy or his ghost walking among them. every walk of life began to pour into the graveyard. everyone from worked renowned psychics to groupies in search of a new thrill. men that traveled to the island were chased down by wild animals. they expect Billy to rise from the grave command the other dead to their feet and return to the city and towns to instill a fear.

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