The Ghosts Of 1987

In some places, the events that occur can seem inhuman and extraordinary to us. One such incident happened in a country where democracy prevails. Suddenly, three influential leaders from three countries passed away in the same location. Following this, chaos ensued globally, with emergency meetings being held across nations. The police, CBI, and armed forces conducted thorough investigations, but all reports indicated there were no fingerprints, no marks, and no signs of external harm. Even the mortuary reports stated that all three leaders were in perfect health before their deaths. The question arises—what caused their sudden demise? Interestingly, the CCTV footage of the location where they passed away was deleted. However, some clips were shared via a phone, as uncovered by legal hackers. Upon tracing the phone number, it led to the mysterious Sentinel Island. This revelation created fear among the governments. It turns out the Sentinelese people, the inhabitants of this island, had no interaction with modern human civilization and lived in isolation. Anyone who attempted to approach the island was met with hostility and attacked with arrows. Despite numerous attempts to contact them, all individuals who ventured there were killed. As a result, these three governments banned travel to the island. To address the tension, the governments decided to appoint a joint CBI officer to investigate further and recruited a skilled individual to take on this mission. At that point, one brave individual stepped forward. His name was Harold.What I'm going to tell you now is the history of the mysterious island. The dangerous name is Sentinel Island is a mysterious island. The people who lived there over 1,000 years ago now live without any contact with the outside world, isolated from modern civilization.The people of this tribe do not allow anyone other than their own members to enter their island. If anyone trespasses, the punishment is death. Many have attempted to reach this island in the Andaman region, but none have succeeded. About 10-15 years ago, a few young individuals, out of curiosity, ventured to this island and offered the tribesmen items such as clothes, gifts, and sweets. However, even after such gestures, the tribe did not permit anyone to enter. It is said that some who offered these items succumbed to illnesses, possibly caused by the tribe's unwillingness to interact. This fear has deterred anyone from attempting to go there, which is why the Andaman administration has strictly prohibited access to this island. Despite this restriction, a few individuals who tried to trespass were never seen alive again. One man, aware of this danger, told his family and those around him that he intended to venture into the island to explore. In his first attempt, he couldn't make it through. Later, he went alone on a small boat and somehow managed to reach the island. Upon interacting, he tried to speak in their language but failed. What exactly happened to him on the island remains unknown. However, the next sighting was of his body, which had been dragged to the shore and left there. The boatman who brought him reported the incident to the authorities. This terrifying island had no cell phone network or GPS coverage, which left the officers clueless and frightened about how to handle the situation. At this point, Harold came up with an idea. He proposed using other dangerous tribes in the Andaman region—tribes that had established some level of contact with normal people—to gather information or attempt an approach to the island. Apart from the Sentinelese, there are other dangerous tribes in the Andaman region. Harold began investigating how these tribes could help reach the restricted island, hoping this indirect approach might succeed.