International Center/Reported by Luo Minghui Google Maps is shocked to see 2 dead bodies!, Latest News 2021 Today Updates, Google Maps Unbel...
International Center/Reported by Luo Minghui
The Street View function of Google Maps helps many people who are not good at identifying roads to quickly find their destinations. However, when searching Google Maps recently, some netizens accidentally discovered a "horrible scene." From the wildly spread photos on the Internet, it can be seen that in a field, you can clearly see two side-by-side rectangular pits with a person lying in each. It seems that they are two corpses just about to be buried, just like they were captured by aerial cameras. It makes people shudder when they see it.
According to the "Daily Star" report, a netizen recently used "Google Maps" to search Portland, Oregon, USA, and found such a terrifying picture in a field. I saw two tombs dug on the empty ground. They were placed side by side. They were neatly shaped and just enough to fit the men’s corpses. The two corpses were dressed in the same clothing, with a white T-shirt on the upper body and a white T-shirt on the lower body. A pair of jeans; their hands are close to the trousers, their faces are facing up to the sky, and the whole presents an indescribable weirdness.
After the photo was exposed, it immediately sparked heated discussions on the Internet. Netizens mentioned, "I feel very uncomfortable, they must have encountered something terrible.", "Why should they be asked to wear the same clothes and do the same actions? It feels like a cult ritual", "How can Google Maps have such a terrible thing? I have a nightmare", "I am confused that this is a burial site, but in the photo, except for 2 corpses, No one was seen nearby, and no equipment for digging the grave was seen..."
As the discussion became more and more heated, foreign media came forward to reveal that what the photo captured was not the process of burying the corpse at all, but performance art. The two men lying in the tomb were married to same-sex couples. Duties Miller and Stan Shellabarger, both performance artists, often travel to various places to create. In the past, they held an exhibition at the Chicago Art Museum.
The two came to the fields of Portland in 2010 to make new artistic creations. They first dug a tomb that fits their body shape, then lay in it, and continued to the side until the two tombs were connected. Just hold your hands together to show "eternal love." At that time, they hired a crane to photograph this art from a height and prepared to use the photo as one of the works in the exhibition. As for why it would eventually appear on Google Maps, no one knows the reason until now.
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