00:00Samuel turns to Colonel John Patterson and asks him,
00:03What are you going to do now?
00:04The colonel slowly turns around, silent.
00:06He speaks, I'm going to finish this once and for all.
00:09He raises his rifle and fires the first shot, asterisk, asterisk.
00:12Then he begins walking onto the under construction bridge and fires the second shot.
00:16He's not firing at anything yet, but he's angry, emotional, and trying to send a message.
00:21He wants the ghost lion to know, I'm here, come face me.
00:25He fires a third and fourth shot, calling the beast out, challenging it,
00:29letting it feel his presence.
00:30Samuel, unsure, begins to walk back below the bridge.
00:35There are two patches of fire burning in the bushes,
00:37set earlier by the colonel during the evening to trap the lion.
00:40Samuel turns back and looks at the colonel,
00:42who continues to walk along the railway track alone.
00:45The colonel scans the area, alert, watching every direction carefully,
00:49knowing his deadliest enemy could appear at any moment.
00:51Suddenly, the man-eating ghost lion jumps out from beneath the bridge.
00:55Directly in front of him, the colonel is caught off guard.
00:57The sudden attack causes him to lose balance, and his rifle falls from his hands,
01:02straight into the river below.
01:03Immediately, he draws his pistol and tries to spot the lion again.
01:08He finally sees him fires, but misses.
01:10The colonel can't see the lion anymore, it's vanished.
01:13Then, out of nowhere, the lion leaps up again right in front of him.
01:17Disarmed, the colonel starts running backward, trying to survive.
01:20Hearing the lion's terrifying roar, Samuel rushes back.
01:23He sees the colonel empty-handed and shouts,
01:26Get down! Let me shoot!
01:28The lion charges straight toward the colonel.
01:30As it gets dangerously close, Samuel also starts to run,
01:34with the colonel now behind him and the lion chasing them both.
01:37Suddenly, the colonel makes a split-second decision.
01:40He jumps off the bridge to escape the lion.
01:42The lion follows him down.
01:43On the ground, the colonel rushes to a nearby tree and begins to climb.
01:47But the ghost lion isn't done.
01:49It also starts climbing after him, roaring furiously.
01:52Hunter and hunted, both climbing higher and higher.
01:55The lion tries to scare him with its roars, but the colonel keeps climbing.
01:59Then the tree ends.
02:00There's nowhere else to go.
02:02The colonel, high above the ground, looks around in fear and desperation.
02:06Nearby, Samuel climbs up a second tree, trying to get a clear shot at the lion,
02:11but it's still out of range.
02:12He shouts,
02:13Colonel, I'm throwing you the rifle.
02:15Catch it!
02:16He throws the rifle, but bad luck.
02:18It hits the ground before the colonel can grab it.
02:21The colonel takes a breath, thinks for a moment, then jumps.
02:24He hits the ground hard, seriously injured, but pain is nothing compared to need to survive.
02:29The lion now jumps down to, charging him again.
02:32The colonel crawls forward, grabs a fallen rifle.
02:35First shot, it hits, but the lion barely reacts.
02:39It's wounded, but still coming.
02:41Second shot, bullseye.
02:43The bullet hits the target.
02:44The lion stumbles.
02:45The colonel watches in shock as the beast collapses.
02:48Its jaws having come just inches from his leg.
02:50And with that, the ghost lion dies.
02:52This was the end of the ghost and the darkness.
02:55It was a terrifying tale at Cebo Village, deep in Africa,
02:58where Colonel Patterson and his team were working to build a railway line.
03:02And they came face to face with one of the deadliest man-eaters in history.
03:04Now, when I am at the same place, it was really that last shot.
03:25It was a pakistan.
03:27We have no more food
03:29Do you think that's it?
03:31Do you think that's it?
03:40Is that enough for 30 seconds?
03:42It's 2 minutes
03:45That's enough for 1 minute
03:47What is your opinion and what is mine
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