In Sangandan Cemetery in Caloocan, there is a very special and disturbing tomb. Instead of a cross, the tomb of Simeon Bernardo has a statue of the Devil triumphant over St. Michael Archangel.

Through the years, this unusual tombstone has been featured on television and in some newspaper and magazine articles.

To this day, the tableau never fails to draw attention, especially on All Saints' Day when the living troop to the cemeteries to remember their dead loved ones. There are people who claim that the Devil statue moves and terrorizes humans at night.

Some say that the figures used to be small and supernaturally grew each year to it's current height. A few whisper about the Devil roaming around the graveyard at night. And more stories pervade about the tomb below the sculpture, which up to this day remains blank and probably empty.

In the late 70s, the statues were replaced because they had been destroyed by addicts. It so happened that the replacement statues were bigger than the original, and it seems there was even talk by some people who didn't know about the replacement, that the Devil was getting bigger!

The statue still exist, and you can visit it for yourself. The statue could be possessed, but a scary statue in a place like a graveyard can play tricks with your mind.