Em 2005, o FBI prendeu um homem por ter “trapaceado” na bolsa de valores. Até aí tudo bem.
No interrogatório, ele disse que se chamava Andrew Carlssin e tinha 44 anos. O curioso é que lhe perguntaram como havia conseguido, com apenas 800 dólares, ganhar 350 milhões em poucos dias, investindo em ações de alto risco e sempre conseguindo lucrar o máximo possível, sem perder um centavo, ele respondeu calmamente: “Eu viajei no tempo, vim do ano 2256, por isso acertei tudo.”
Alguém pode estar pensando que ele acertou tudo na sorte, mas segundo a polícia americana isso é impossível, a não ser que ele tivesse conseguido informações privilegiadas do mercado, mas mesmo assim ainda seria algo bastante complicado.
Outra coisa interessante é que o homem, depois de dias de interrogatório, continuou contando a mesma versão da história, inclusive revelando alguns fatos futuros, como a cura da AIDS, esconderijo de Bin Landen e outras “adivinhações”.
Contudo, o que torna a história realmente intrigante é que não existe nenhum registo dele nos arquivos, nem uma “digitalzinha” se quer. Ele oficialmente não existe em nosso tempo.
Claro que isso não prova nada, porém essa história é estranha, muito estranha. Tanto que o FBI “abafou” o caso.
Hoje em dia ninguém fala o que aconteceu com o “viajante do tempo” e com a suposta “máquina do tempo”, que ele dizia possuir. O FBI, quando perguntado, nega-se a responder. Se ele voltou para o futuro ou está em um hospício, ninguém sabe.
Você acha que no futuro o homem vai conseguir viajar no tempo?
In 2005, the FBI arrested a man for having "cheated" in the stock market. So far so good.
Under questioning, he said her name was Andrew and Carlssin age of 44. Interestingly, when asked how he had managed, with only $ 800, earn 350 million in a few days, by investing in high-risk and always getting the maximum profit possible, without losing a dime, he calmly replied: "I traveled in time I came the year 2256, so I hit everything. "
Someone may be thinking that he hit all the luck, but according to the American police that is impossible, unless he had gotten inside information from the market, but still would be something quite complicated.
Under questioning, he said her name was Andrew and Carlssin age of 44. Interestingly, when asked how he had managed, with only $ 800, earn 350 million in a few days, by investing in high-risk and always getting the maximum profit possible, without losing a dime, he calmly replied: "I traveled in time I came the year 2256, so I hit everything. "
Someone may be thinking that he hit all the luck, but according to the American police that is impossible, unless he had gotten inside information from the market, but still would be something quite complicated.
Another interesting thing is that man, after days of interrogation, he continued telling the same history, including some revealing future events, such as a cure for AIDS, hideout of Bin Landen and other "guesstimate."
However, what really makes the story intriguing is that there is no record of him in the archives, nor a Digital Printing wants. He does not officially exist in our time.
Of course this proves nothing, but this story is strange, very strange. Both the FBI "stifled" the case.
Today nobody talks about what happened to the "time traveler" and the alleged "time machine" which he claimed to possess. The FBI, when asked, refuses to answer. If he went back to the future or is in a mental hospital, nobody knows.
However, what really makes the story intriguing is that there is no record of him in the archives, nor a Digital Printing wants. He does not officially exist in our time.
Of course this proves nothing, but this story is strange, very strange. Both the FBI "stifled" the case.
Today nobody talks about what happened to the "time traveler" and the alleged "time machine" which he claimed to possess. The FBI, when asked, refuses to answer. If he went back to the future or is in a mental hospital, nobody knows.
Do you think the future humans will be able to travel back in time?
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