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French writer Victor Hugo wrote about this job in his The Man Who Laughs, describing it as the starter of the Spanish bogeyman myth.Spanish America - The Latin American bogeyman resembles somewhat the Spaniard El Coco, although its folklore is usually quite different, commonly mixed with native believes, and, because of cultural contacts, sometimes more related to the US bogeyman.

In Norway, he is referred to as BusemannenEgypt - The "Abo Ragl Ma Slokha" (ابو رجل مسلوخة), which translates to the "Man With Burnt Leg".

French writer Victor Hugo wrote about this job in his The Man Who Laughs, describing it as the starter of the Spanish bogeyman myth.Spanish America - The Latin American bogeyman resembles somewhat the Spaniard El Coco, although its folklore is usually quite different, commonly mixed with native believes, and, because of cultural contacts, sometimes more related to the US bogeyman.

In some places, the bogeyman is male; in others, female, and in others, both.

In some places, the bogeyman is male; in others, female, and in others, both.

Most of them usually died before reaching the orphanage due to the lack of care and the obviously insalubrious conditions in which he transported them.