Four Eccentric and Strangest People in the World

VIVA – All humans usually have the same habits and life such as eating, bathing, sleeping, working, and others. It turns out that there are some people who do things that are not common in general.

The world is a place to live for people with various characteristics that differ from one another. Here are some of the eccentric and strangest people in the world for doing and experiencing unnatural things.

1. Lal Bihari - 19 Years Proves that He’s Still Alive

Lal Bihari is an Indian citizen of Sal Uttar Pradesh who is believed to be dead in the condition that he’s still alive and breathing. Lal Bihari's sad news could be because of his uncle's very cruel conspiracy.

The assumption that he was declared dead by the Indian government was obtained when Lal Bihari was applied for a loan from a bank.

Meanwhile, according to the bank's records, Lal Bihari was declared dead a long time ago. Deal with the condition. Then, he fought against the law for 19 years just to prove that he was still alive. Because of that, he was dubbed the strangest person in the world.

The other strangest person in the world is Michael Lotito. He has a ability to eat anything and everything such as bicycles, motorbikes, and even planes.

However, he died on July 25, 2007, at the age of 57 years. Despite being an all-consuming person, it said that he's known to have never had a critical illness. Therefore, he was named the strangest person in the world.

Ngoc is a resident in the interior of Vietnam who suffers from insomnia, and it makes Ngoc like an angel or a Djinn who cannot sleep for 30 years. However, during these strange conditions, Ngoc can still carry out activities like humans in general, such as farming.

It was unbelievable but it happened.

Mehran Karimi Nasseri is an Iranian refugee who is known to have lived at the airport since 1988. The poor man has already set up a permanent residence at Charles de Gaulle Airport, France. He was very resigned to having to stay there until his death.