<![CDATA[Strange incidences take place all over the world that are beyond your imagination and logical thinking. Let us have a look at some of these jaw drooping stories.
The sole survivor
On June 30th, 2009, a 13-year-old French girl Bahia Bakari was the sole survivor of a plane crash. Bahia with her mother Aziza Aboudou were flying to Comoros, Africa. All occupants of the plane, including the 153 passengers and crewmembers died in the crash, except Bahia. What could you expect from a little girl to do for her survival? How could Bahia survive with no food and no water? The question remains unanswered. A sailor from a private rescue found her; she took many days to recover. (Source)
Twins who go nuts simultaneously
These twin sisters go nuts at the same time. Swedish twins Ursula and Sabina Eriksson somehow landed on a busy street in rush hour, while on their way to Ireland. Ursula started running here and there, and interestingly Sabina was doing the same. Even six to seven strong built cops could not control them. Later, Sabina killed a man who allowed her to stay at his place and jumped from a bridge but was saved. Sabina’s twin sister Ursula did the same. Temporary insanity of one sister risked the life of other one as she was under the influence by her twin’s madness. (Source | Image)
The killer car
Are you superstitious? Incidents like these could make you a bit superstitious and make you believe in destiny. They say that a luxury sports car killed its owner James Dean in 1955, than the engine of the car killed the mechanic who tried fixing it. It was not enough; a doctor bought this engine and was killed in a race. Then they kept the car in a garage, but the engine of this car put the garage on fire. Later the car broke a teenager’s hip as it lost the balance when put on display. (Source | Image)
Love chase
A girl loved him head over heels, but Ziegland broke off the relationship. Girl committed suicide, when her brother found out he tried to kill Ziegland in a rage. The twist is that he survived as the bullet stuck into the tree without even touching him. A few years later, Ziegland wanted to get rid of that tree and used some explosives for the task, but the explosive pushed the bullet into Ziegland’ head, killing him dead. (Source)
Killing a dead man
Murdering a dead man should be remarkably easy, or impossible, depending on what philosophical point you choose to see it from. It happened in Croglin Grange house in Cumbria, England, where two brothers were living with their sister Amelia. One day Amelia noticed a creepy silhouette peeping inside the window. It tried to enter the room. Amelia yelled and this creepy fellow ran away at the sight of her brothers. The next year, the monster came again to take Amelia but her folks shot him. As he was hit in the leg, he managed to escape. Later, they found out that his body was lying in a partially opened coffin in the nearby graveyard. (Source)]]>
