Brilio.net/en - The release of the hyped horror movie The Conjuring 2 sparks supernatural panic and sensation on the Internet, especially on social media. But the incident at the Sri Balasubramaniar Cinema in Tiruvannamalai, a town in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, is no media hype.
1. Man died while watching Conjuring 2, body gone missing
Last week, the cinema-goer from Andhra Pradesh, had complained of chest pains during the screening of horror movie The Conjuring 2, and fainted shortly afterwards.
The 65-year-old man was pronounced death in a cinema while the movie reached its climax.
He was rushed to the nearby Old Government Hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead. Medics ordered his body to be sent to the Tiruvannamalai Government Medical College Hospital for post-mortem, and heres when things got strange.
According to the Times of India, the body and the person charged with transporting it, have both gone missing. Netizens were puzzled, and until now, there has been no rational explanations for both the mans death and the disappearance of his body.
2. Woman got possessed while watching Conjuring 2
The story has fuelled a wave of paranormal sensation on social media, and has coincidentally accompanied the film's release.
A video showing a woman who allegedly got possessed while watching The Conjuring 2 went viral. It has been viewed close to five million times since being uploaded to Facebook last week, with many viral news sites in Southeast Asia reporting the possession as fact.
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But a late explanation suggests that the video in question was actually filmed in 2013, long before the release of film.
3. Cross on the hotel rooms mirror
Damian Ng Yih Leong from Singapore also had a Facebook post that went vrial. He showed a cross on a hotel room mirror the man claimed to have found after watching The Conjuring 2, which he describes as my first firsthand encounter with paranormal activity.
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His post has been shared more than 2,700 times shortly after it appeared on Damians timeline.
(brl/red)