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Ghostly image behind a boy at a waterfalls !!

By himalayanreview

I do not know whether the story is true or not but its something that is being the talk of the town. The above photograph is send to my community group "Proud to be a Sikkimese" in Facebook by one of my very good friend Saran.

The story behind the photograph goes as "... a Kid died after visiting Jhakri falls (?) and died that night. His parents had taken  photographs of their child during their outing that day. And later they developed the photo from the camera(!), and it had a shocking picture of faint looking image of Ban Jharki behind the child in one of the photographs". The photographs is distinct and does not belong from the famed tourist spot Ban Jhakri Falls at Gangtok as the rumour goes by.

It is strange that neither the spot nor the guy had been identified so far!!
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  1. Dr.Susan SharmaJune 23, 2010 3:17 PM

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  2. Gorkha_ReBeLNovember 26, 2011 7:32 PM

    @ shital: i think its a work of photoshop and that place is not BANJHAKRI FALLS..

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