The Most Shocking Real World Pictures You Will Ever See

By Johny in Bizarre On 22nd March 2016
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#1 "An Iconic Image" 9/11 Incident

Steve Ludlum is the person who took this image and calls it "An iconic image". He was going home, on the way he saw some smoke, then he reached home fast and took out his camera and started to capture these moments, then suddenly a plane came and crashed south tower of world trade center. That shot has then become the cover of New York Times.

#2 A Brutal Torture Of Prisoners In Iraq

This image is taken at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq that occurred during the war there in March 2003 by the United States Army and the CIA. As you can see from the picture their torture is really horrible. Their Torture includes Physical and sexual abuse, rape, sodomy and murder.

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#3 Largest Grave Of Bergen-Belsen

Bergen-Belsen was a Nazi concentration camp in northern Germany. From 1941 to 1945 almost 20,000 Soviet Prisoners of war and a further 50,000 inmates died there. After this incident, German physician shown in a picture who is walking on the bodies was sentenced to death because of his cruelty and brutality.

#4 Hanging Of Black People In U.S.A.

This picture is taken by Lawrence Beitler in which two young black people are hanging in the united states by the mob. Two young black men accused by a teenager of raping his white girlfriend That found false later, but it was too late for them.

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#5 Suicide Of Buddhist Monk In South Vietnamese

Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc sets himself ablaze in protest against persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government in 1963. Shocking but true. Malcolm M. Browne, the photographer who took this picture. He said it was really hard for me to shoot his suicide, but I was bound. There is nothing I could have done to prevent hid suicide. He Said "There was a phalanx of two hundred monks and nuns who were ready to block me if I tried to move and a couple of them chucked themselves under the wheels of a fire truck that arrived."

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#6 9/11 Heart Touching Moment: Falling Man

This shot is taken by Richard Drew. A man is falling from the top floor of the World Trade Center. He was trapped in the fire and he just jumped from the building to save his life from fire, but unfortunately, that was his last scream of help.

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#7 The Worst Gas Tragedy In India

Pablo Bartholomew is the photographer who took this photo of a child buried after the disaster occurred in India. This incident occurred in an industry of Bhopal, India. An industry of gas cylinders. It was considered to be the worst industrial disaster. Over 50,000 killed and millions of injured.

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#8 Traces Of Tutsi School Children

This picture really needs an explanation. These traces are showing some unhealthy moments occurred in this bathroom of the School. These are the traces of a massacre of Tutsi schoolchildren and villagers left on a bathroom wall of the Shango Mission School in the southwestern part of Rwanda. During this period, million of Rwandans were killed.

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#9 Brutality Of The Vietnam War

Photographer Eddie Adams shot this shocking image of an assassination. This boy was shot publicly in the head. He walked over to the reporters and tell them that "This guy kills a lot of our people, and I think Buddha will forgive me."

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#10 Vulture Stalking a Child

This picture won an award of the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography captured by Kevin Carter, an African photographer. A vulture is stalking a starving child captured in Sudan during famine. He was not allowed to touch this baby because of the fear of transmitting disease. He just took the picture and then that vulture took the baby away. He followed that vulture, but vulture was fast enough. Nobody knows where the baby is, alive or dead. He committed suicide a year after taking a picture.

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