1/4 Remember the picture? The name of the picture was "The vulture & the little girl.
In the picture, a vulture is waiting for the death of a hungry little girl. Kevin Carter, a South African photojournalist, captured the March 1993 famine in Sudan. He was awarded the
In the picture, a vulture is waiting for the death of a hungry little girl. Kevin Carter, a South African photojournalist, captured the March 1993 famine in Sudan. He was awarded the
2/4 "Pulitzer Prize" for the film. But Carter committed suicide at the age of 33, despite receiving so much respect.
But what was the reason for suicide ?
In fact, when he was busy celebrating such a great honor at the time, the news of his receiving the award was being shown
But what was the reason for suicide ?
In fact, when he was busy celebrating such a great honor at the time, the news of his receiving the award was being shown
3/4 on various TV channels, at that time someone asked in a phone interview what happened to the girl in the end ?
Carter replied that he could not say because he was in a hurry to catch his flight.
"How many vultures were there?" He asked again.
"I think there was one,"
Carter replied that he could not say because he was in a hurry to catch his flight.
"How many vultures were there?" He asked again.
"I think there was one,"
4/4 Carter said.
The man on the other end of the phone said, "I'm saying there were two vultures that day, one of them with a camera."
Realizing the significance of these words, Carter became upset and eventually committed suicide.
The man on the other end of the phone said, "I'm saying there were two vultures that day, one of them with a camera."
Realizing the significance of these words, Carter became upset and eventually committed suicide.
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