12 Pictures Clicked Right Before Shocking Tragedies

We all love to visit new places and try out new adventures but there should be a limit to everything. We should never risk our life just to have a little more fun. Shocking tragedies can happen anytime and that is the reason why you should be safe and aware of your environment. Now that you know what you should do, you must also know what one shouldn’t have done. Here is a compilation of 12 pictures which were clicked right before the occurrence of deadly and shocking tragedies.

1. This photo was clicked just before the shark sunk its teeth into the leg of the man.

2. This is yet another one from the list of shocking tragedies which happened on the sea. She was a surfing champion but could not expect a shark attack, out of nowhere.

3. One of the most popular presidents, John F. Kennedy’s last picture before he was shot from a depository window of a school.

4. This whale was so dangerous that it was kept in captivity later on.

5. He was a famous magician of Las Vegas who used alive animals for his performances. One day, but I get turned on him and attacked him. She was left partially paralyzed after the attack.

6. This is exactly before he was shot crazily 4 times, by a fan. This story of the famous man is considered as one of the most shocking tragedies of all time.

7. This is just before Rober Budd Dwyer shot himself in front of TV cameras and the suicide was broadcasted across the state.

8. One of the most infamous school massacre happened in Colorado in 1999. This is just before the firing started.

9. This man fell into the tiger cage, while visiting a zoo in New Delhi. The white tiger prowled up to the man and kept him cornered for 15 minutes before eating him up.

10. She was feeling really safe, until this happened.

11. He might have never realised the reason of his death. It seems he’s completely clueless about what’s behind him.

12. 36 people were killed when the Hindenburg crashed. It is still one of the most shocking tragedies regarding air disasters ever.