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Man Trapped In Time Vortex Appears In The Future
Did a space-time vortex snatch a man from the 1800s and plop him down in the middle of traffic on a busy New York City street? Many witnesses—including the New York Police Department—say YES…
Time travel
stories have emerged over the centuries . One of the best time travel
stories convinced many people—including some of the NYPD—that time
travel's not a theory, but real.
Source: http://beforeitsnews.com/story/1602/431/Man_Trapped_In_Time_Vortex_Appears_In_The_Future.html
The Spanish website sinmisterios.com
recounts the tale of the best documented occurence of time travel in
recorded history. The incident is allegedly corroborated by witnesses 74
years apart.
All details are said to be documented by official law enforcement records.
Rudolf Fenz, Senior disappeared in
1876. Despite an intense search by police, Fenz was never found. Yet his
family always held out hope that the kindly immigrant from Europe would
return. They waited years, eventually dying one-by-one still with the
hope that their beloved Rudolf might come back.
Busy New York City, New York — circa 1950s
The return of Rudolf Fenz
Long after all his living relatives
had died, Rudolf Fenz returned. And he returned in the most incredible
fashion possible. For Rudolf Fenz suddenly materialized on June 1950 in
the middle of a busy Fifth Avenue in downtown Manhattan—74 years after vanishing without a trace.
Seconds after appearing in the midst of heavy traffic he was struck down and killed by a car.
Time had played a cruel trick on Fenz,
it propelled him three-quarters of a century into the future only to
toss him in front of a speeding automobile.
What is time, what is space? We really don't know
New York's Finest get involved
From the beginning of their
investigation into the odd death of a strangely attired man, the New
York police knew the case was anything but typical.
The motorist who struck and killed the odd pedestrian testified the man seemed bewildered and confused…in a daze. The driver swore the man literally appeared with no warning right in front of him.
The corpse itself was an enigma.
Although the deceased dressed
immaculately and his clothes looked new, the police investigation
confirmed the mystery man laying dead on the street wore clothing almost
a century out of date.
Police officers of the 1950s were no-nonsense cops
According to police records—written by the investigating officers at the scene of the accident—the
dead man wore a black coat, a wide-brimmed hat, trousers and odd shoes
that fastened with archaic, 19th Century style oversized buckles. He
appeared to be in his early thirties.
Police found coins long out of general circulation—some still retaining mint luster—in
the man's pockets. In his leather billfold were U.S. banknotes with
dates preceding the 1870s and crisp calling cards engraved with the name
"Rudolf Fenz, Senior."
The officers also discovered a receipt for the boarding of horses and storage of a carriage among the man's effects.
Old Times Square, New York City — 1950
Amazing facts uncovered
Unable to determine where Rudolf Fenz, Senior lived—or locate any next of kin—the
police handed the case over to one of their crack missing person's
investigators, Hubert Rihn. With the resources of the Missing Persons
Bureau of the State of New York, Rihn contacted his counterparts in
European countries, including Austria and Germany, in an attempt to find
any existing relatives of the victim.
Allegedly, Rihn's investigation ran into blind alleys.
Finally, almost in an act of
desperation, Rihn requisitioned a copy of an old New York City telephone
directory from 1939. There, the dogged investigator found an important
clue: the directory listed a man named Rudolf Fenz, Junior.
1950s New York where a confused Fenz met his death
That discovery, followed by a lot of painstaking police work, led Rihn to an elderly woman, the widow of Rudolf Fenz, Junior.
Here the case takes its most unusual and bizarre turn. The facts that emerged left the officers of the NY police force stunned.
During a lengthy interview with Mrs.
Rudolf Fenz, Jr., she told investigators that her father-in-law, Rudolf
Fenz, Senior, disappeared during his daily walk. At the time, his son—later her husband—was
only four years old. Reports were made by the family and an
investigation was undertaken by authorities, but no trace of her missing
father-in-law ever surfaced.
The year was 1876. Rudolf Fenz, Senior was then 31 years old.
So Rihn dug into the 19th Century
archives of unsolved missing persons cases recorded by the Missing
Persons Bureau of the State of New York. There, to his astonishment, was
the record of one Rudolf Fenz, Senior, reported by his family as
missing. The record stated he'd never returned from his daily walk.
Photo claimed to be Rudolf Fenz, Senior: Time traveler
An old photograph of Rudolf Fenz, Senior accompanied the missing person report. The photo was the exact likeness of the man killed on the busy New York street.
Could the hapless Fenz, out for his
daily walk, have been swept up by a time vortex and thrust into the
alien world of the future there only to meet a swift and merciless
death?
If so, then Rudolf Fenz, Senior, who lived only 31 years, died 105 years after his birth.
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