The legend of the crying child Framework

  Legend has it that in the 80s several houses mysteriously caught fire in England, many of them killing their owners.
  The strange coincidence is that every house had a picture of a child crying.
  This table was always the only object in the house that remained intact.
  They say that these tables were a curse.
  All this had its start when, G. Bragolin, Italian painter, was in misery and despair, appealed to a demonic pact, which offered in exchange for the souls of all those who bought his paintings.
  That same night, G. Bragolin had a very strange dream where he saw 28 children being tortured in hell and cried for mercy.
Scared, Graham, agreed, and soon after took his canvas and began painting children had seen in his dream, portraying them in detail their sufferings.
  The next day expos G. Bragolin the pictures he painted and soon all were sold within hours.
This made Bragolin G. initiate a real collection of paintings in series. All children crying.
  Happen that, without knowing it, the people who bought these frames were also buying the evil contained therein.
In the beginning, people started getting sick, losing loved ones, jobs, unaware that it was all part of the curse of the picture he had bought.
  That was only the beginning, because the worst was yet to come.
  Suddenly a wave of fire began to spread. House was consumed by fire in mysterious ways. People lost everything they had, everything was reduced to ashes, except the frame purchased.
  People began to associate the presence of fires and frames it with the news of a supposed curse on the cadres was spreading. Afraid, people began to play his paintings in the trash, and that made the curse from spreading further, because the frames began to move around the world, going from house to house in various countries, including Brazil arrived at.
  The story goes that G. Bragolin when he learned of all, repented and decided to tell the truth about his paintings and asked everyone to destroy the paintings.
  But, unfortunately, not everyone believed the paintings were cursed and that contained them evil forces that fall upon people who owned the paintings, and fires and deaths continued.
  Some frames were destroyed, however, even today there are still some out there.
  There are reports that in the summer of 1985 in the town of Rotherham, England, there was a fire in a house partially destroying the ground floor.
  What caught the attention of firefighters is that the only thing that has not burned was a picture of a crying child, which was not hit by the flames.
  Firefighters commented with the home owners who had already seen the same thing in other fires, where only frames crying child survived the flames.
  They found that this was due to the fact that the frames are printed on a kind of hard to burn paper.