The Story of John Titor : The Man from 2036

John Titor

On November 2, 2000- In some internet discussion, a new member was joined with the account name John Titor and he post something like this "Hello friends, My name is John Titor and I am a Time Traveler and I came here from the year 2036 and I went to 1973 to bring an IBM 5100 computer and returning back from 1975 to 2036 I stopped my journey in the middle of 2000 to see how's our past.

But no one believes him they thought that this is a fake profile, he is just an ordinary man and he spread this rumor to gain publicity. Everyone starts replying his post that they want some proof from him if he is actually a time traveler but after some time he posted something which fascinated everyone. He posted pictures of his Time Machine which fascinates everyone.

Also, he says that John Titor is an army in 2036 and his grandfather works in IBM company and that's why there were a lot of contacts of his in IBM company and IBM computer is that thing which solves his problem in future.

He also Predicts about some future incidents he predicts about the biggest earthquake which was going to happen in Peru and he also told us to solve the space shuttle overheating problems and after that post 21 Feb 2003 Colombia spacecraft were collapsed on that day but most of his prediction was not happen.

If we analyse his every prediction then it is found that his 50% prediction about future were correct and about 50% were wrong.

A book was also published on his name "John Titor A Time Traveler Tale. On March 2001 John Titor posted his last post after that he was totally disappeared

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