My face was eaten by a WOLF: Teen who was attacked and disfigured by predator as a baby is dubbed 'Ghost Boy' by cruel villagers in India
- Amrish, 18, of India, was left heavily scarred after a wolf attacked him as a baby
- He said he is called 'ghost boy' by neighbours and children who are afraid of him.
- A teenager who was mauled by a wolf as a baby has spoken about being shunned by neighbours and schoolmates who call him 'ghost boy'.
- Amrish, 18, of India, was left with a heavily scarred face and two of his bottom teeth protruding from his mouth after he was attacked by a wolf as a five-month-old baby.
- He said he is now unable to eat properly and is often shunned by neighbours and other children who call him 'ghost boy' because they are afraid of him.
- He added: 'Children and people are afraid of me. Because of this I didn't even get admission to school earlier.'
- Amrish also said his family couldn't afford plastic surgery to help with the scarring as it would cost too much
- Amrish, 18, of India, was left with a heavily scarred face and two of his bottom teeth protruding from his mouth after he was attacked by a wolf as a five-month-old baby
- He said he is now unable to eat properly and is often shunned by neighbours and other children who call him 'ghost boy' because they are afraid of him
- But he added: 'My friends love me so much and they always take care of me.'
- His mother took him out to where she was working in some fields on the day he was attacked by the wolf.
- She turned around during a break while working and suddenly saw a wolf 'eating' Amrish's face.
- He was taken to a nearby government hospital in Madhya Pradesh, India, where doctors were able to save his life.
- He later underwent an operation on his face in 2012 - but was still left with visible scarring and has to wear a mask
- He later underwent an operation on his face in 2012 - but was still left with visible scarring and has to wear a mask
- She turned around during a break while working and suddenly saw a wolf 'eating' Amrish's face. Stock image of gray wolf




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