A TAXI driver who was struck by lightning has been left with a scar in the shape of his gold necklace.
Campbell Gillespie, from Lenzie, near Glasgow, was out jogging when a bolt hit him directly in the chest.
He was blasted 15ft into the air and landed face down.
The lightning struck a gold chain around his neck, which vaporised and left him scarred for life.
But a cross pendant attached survived without a mark.
The force of the electricity broke Campbell's jaw and smashed his teeth.
His heart stopped three times, he suffered a bleed on the brain and was left in a coma for weeks.
The 60-year-old took years to recover from the 2003 lighting strike and had to learn to walk and talk again.
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