Seven Men Dead Valley In India And It’s Location.
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In India, there is very strange valley that is called "the valley of the seven dead men". It is a place where only death awaits you.
The first relation of the valley came from Graham Dickford, an adventurer who was seeking treasures together with his colleagues deep in the Indian jungle.
He had learned from the natives about a possible existence of a temple filled with treasures, and naturally, he headed to the valley. However, a fortune was definitely not what he encountered.
We will probably never find out what really did happen to Dickford and his friends in the valley of the seven dead men. All we possess are some words of a delirious man who soon died after his visit to the mysterious valley.
When the British-Indian authorities found Dickford, he was quickly taken to the hospital. He had a very high fever, was covered with terrible burns, and had become bald. He screamed that his friends had all been killed in the valley and he was in total panic. In fact, he was so terrified that his behavior frightened the hospital personnel.
Dickford yelled things like "great flying fire", "shadows in the night, and "ghosts that might kill by looking at you".
Of course, this did not make much sense for the doctors and nurses who were attending him.
Three days after being found he died screaming in pains, more frightened than ever. Nobody bothered to investigate this incident closer and the case was forgotten, at least for a couple of years.
In 1906, the Government of India decided to examine the remarkable place, Dickford had been telling about. A scientific expedition was sent to the site. This visit resulted in the death of two of the group's members. The rest of the crew was able to bring some more information about the strange valley.
Apparently, the whole location was filled with the most dangerous and poisonous snakes found in India.
The "flying fire" had the effect that "if one struck a match, there was a terrific roar and flames shot from one end of the valley to the other".
The two men had died under mysterious circumstances. They had gone down into a tube-shaped hollow, when they suddenly for unexplained reasons began to stagger and fall to the ground. Their colleagues hurried to rescue them, but it was too late, they were already dead.
The survivors testified that they experienced a strange feeling of dizziness, as long as they were inside the hollow. It had a negative effect upon them.
In 1911, another expedition was sent to the site. It was not a success, only two of its seven members returned safely back. They told that those who died had been standing in an open location surrounded by higher grounds. Suddenly, their bodies began spinning fast round, then they fell dead down to the ground.
The last expedition to the valley occurred in 1919. They discovered 17 human skeletons. This time, three of the group's members died. Their behavior was unexplained. One minute they had been standing together laughing and joking. There were no signs of any potential danger in the vicinity, but without any apparent cause, the three men unexpectedly committed suicide by jumping over a cliff. Why?
What caused the deaths in the valley remains unexplained. The valley's exact location is being kept secret by the Indian government in fear that more people might get hurt.
Scientists have speculated that perhaps some natural gases of an inflammable or nerve paralyzing kind have this effect on people. We could just as well suggest that the valley is still affected by the horrific weapons used in ancient times. We do know from Vedic scripts that the gods' weapon arsenal included nuclear, biological, chemical and meteorological weapons.
We don't really known what happened in the Valley Of The Seven Dead Men. If alien technology was used there, it is impossible to say what the consequences were.
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