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Time/Interdimensional travel 2016-08-03 05:53:33 Post No. 17987815
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Is time and inter dimensional real? I want to share a few cases that may persuade you to believe.
>an unidentified Caucasian man who arrived at Tokyo International Airport in 1954, claiming to be from "Taured". No country by that name exist. The man insisted on his origin, presenting a passport, drivers license and a checkbook issued to him by the alleged state of "Taured". He spoke French as his native tongue, but was also fluent in Japanese. While his passport appeared to be authentic, it was issued by the non-existing country of "Taured". Confused, the airport interrogators asked the man to locate the whereabouts of his country on a world map. He immediately pointed at the Principality of Andorra, a tiny European country nestled between the borders of France and Spain. The man insisted he had never heard of a country by that name and that "Taured" had existed for more than a thousand years. He further explained he was in Japan on business, something he had been doing the past few years. Bizarrely, his passport was covered in customs and visa stamps, confirming earlier visits to Japan and other European nations. He also carried legal European currency with him. Things were further complicated when the man presented a drivers license and a checkbook, both issued to him by "Taured". Uncertain what to do, Tokyo airport officials decided to temporarily keep the man in a nearby hotel until a final decision could be reached. Two immigration officers stood guard outside the door until the next morning. That day, it was discovered that the mysterious man had completely vanished without a trace from his hotel room, a fact which troubled the immigration officers as the only exit (besides the door) was a window with no ledge, located fifteen stories above a busy street. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department launched a thorough search for the man, but he was never seen again.
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>The legend of Rudolph Fentz describes how one evening in mid-June 1951, at about 11:15 p.m., passersby at New York City's Times Square noticed a man of about 20 years of age, dressed in the fashion of the late 19th century. No one observed how he had arrived there, and he was disoriented and confused standing in the middle of an intersection. He was hit by a taxi and fatally injured, before people were able to intervene.
The officials at the morgue searched his body and found the following items in his pockets:
A copper token for a beer worth 5 cents, bearing the name of a saloon, which was very known, even to older residents of the area;
A bill for the care of a horse and the washing of a carriage, drawn by a livery stable on Lexington Avenue that was not listed in any address book;
About 70 dollars in old banknotes;
Business cards with the name Rudolph Fentz and an address on Fifth Avenue;
A letter sent to this address, in June 1876 from Philadelphia.
None of these objects showed any signs of aging.
He also had a medal for coming 3rd in a three legged race
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>Captain Hubert V. Rihm of the Missing Persons Department of NYPD tried using this information to identify the man. He found that the address on Fifth Avenue was part of a business; its current owner did not know Rudolph Fentz. Fentz's name was not listed in the address book, his fingerprints were not recorded anywhere, and no one had reported him missing. Rihm continued the investigation and finally found a Rudolph Fentz Jr. in a telephone book from 1939. Rihm spoke to the residents of the apartment building at the listed address who remembered Fentz and described him as a man about 60 years who had worked nearby. After his retirement, he moved to an unknown location in 1940. Contacting the bank, Rihm was told that Fentz died five years before, but his widow was still alive but lived in Florida. Rihm contacted her and learned that her husband's father had disappeared in 1876, aged 29. He had left the house for an evening walk and never returned. All efforts to locate him were in vain and no trace remained.
>Captain Rihm checked the missing persons files on Rudolph Fentz in 1876. The description of his appearance, age, and clothing corresponded precisely to the appearance of the unidentified dead man from Times Square. The case was still marked unsolved. Fearing he would be held mentally incompetent, Rihm never noted the results of his investigation in the official files.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgfJ21CUvKI
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I love your compilation.
>>17987815
>an unidentified Caucasian man
I know that the US uses that term for "white man", but why would the Japanese do it? Furthermore, it's really confusing for somebody from Europe, because the Caucasus is a defined region in the southeast.
Is there actually a copy of those documents? Maybe the Japanese transcribed it in the wrong way. How is that word pronounced? Maybe there is a region called like this, but they got it wrong.
The AU could be an O or OU, the T and TH, the R could have been doubled, the D could be an DH/TH/DD and so on.
>The legend of Rudolph Fentz
An actor who was in-character?
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>>17987815
>Is time and inter dimensional real?
Yes! Have you ever moved up and down, left and right, and/or up backward and forward? If so congratulations, you've traveled not only through 3d space, but time as well.
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>>17987815
The Taured story is bullshit, never actually happened.
>>17987839
The Rudolph Fentz story is also bullshit, it was copied from a pulp fiction paperback.
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>>17987815
Just wanna' say that I'm really enjoying this thread. Fake or not, these stories get me more interested than a titor-esque story ever could.
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>>17988448
>The Rudolph Fentz story is also bullshit, it was copied from a pulp fiction paperback.
Source?
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>>17988871
Literally google his name and you can find the wiki article on the story itself.
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>>17987815
He inunciated like a tard. Get it?
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>>17988888
Checked
Has this image been debunked?
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>>17988888
Fuck! Nice quints.
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>>17988888
witnessed.
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>>17988909
There's this guy on youtube, "Capitan Desilusion" or some shit like that that debunked it.
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>>17988909
>>17988941
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-xa6Rk5rzg
was Debunked a long time ago
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