21-05-2011 Doomsday Predictions Eat Death Toll

21-05-2011 Doomsday predictions Eat Death Toll
A mother in the United States to bring two children to commit suicide. Taiwan man was killed jumping off a building.

VIVAnews – Harold Camping We know that the doomsday predictions happened May 21, 2011 was incorrect. A number of people assessing elderly men aged 89 years was just babbling. Indiscriminate murmured, and then exhaled media throughout the world.

In the midst of ridicule it, Harold then announced that the apocalypse postponed. When? October 21, 2011. How did he know the postponement of Resurrection, there is no scientific explanation than the explanation that is understandable by itself and unfortunately believed by some people.

Those who believe that acting in its own way of life finish. A mother took her daughter committed suicide two together. A man in free fall from a height, on that final day. And they are just examples of the many victims who believe in the prophecy.

As loaded LiveScience, a California woman named Lyn Benedetto is one of the millions of people who heard the doomsday predictions Camping. He then became worried about her daughters safety.

Benedetto allegedly forced two daughters aged 11 and 14 years for lying on the bed and cut their throats with a knife, then attempted suicide. Fortunately the police came to arrest him hurried, Benedetto and two daughters were reported safe.

Others were not so lucky. On May 5, 2011, an elderly man in Taiwan committed suicide by jumping from a tall building. The action was allegedly related nekatnya doomsday predictions that organized camping around the world.

The poor man eat it raw what is expressed Camping and his followers, he said the earthquake and tsunami disaster that occurred, especially in Japan, is a sign.

Meanwhile, many more suspected cases of suicide associated with ramalam apocalypse, though not all confirmed.

This is not the first time that doomsday predictions failed to trigger a tragedy. The most famous occurred in 1997, when the group Kriste ‘Heaven’s Gate’ or ‘Gate of Heaven’ believe Comet Hele-Bopp was the sign of the return of Jesus, which also means the apocalypse will happen. Heat heated rumors, this fanaticism led to the deaths of 40 people.

“The case of failure Camping is worth learning, because, doomsday predictions will never run out. Many people, especially in the era of New Age believes 2012 is the end of the world,” said investigators of science fiction, Benjamin Radford.
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