A man who claims to to be a '' time traveller from 2761'' has issued a bizarre warning that seven humans '' will mysteriously fall from the sky'' in June next year - even though no planes will be ''flying in the area.'' TikToker, Eno Alraic who posts under the username @radianttimetraveller, has accumulated over 26,000 followers on the online app as he posts information about alleged future events, the Mirror reports.
In his latest video, which has received over 1,700 likes, Eno warns social media users of five dramatic global events that he claims will occur between November 30, 2022 and June 18, 2023. He warns: "June 18, 2023: 7 people mysteriously fall from the sky, but there was nothing flying in that area."
He also wrote: "ATTENTION! I am a time traveller from the year 2671 and I am here to warn you about these five dates to come. November 30, 2022: The James Webb telescope discovers a planet that is a mirrored version of Earth.
"January 1, 2023: A plane flying over the Burmuda triangle goes missing. March 3, 2023: A message is received all around the world that seems to have come from the ocean.
"May 15, 2023: A 750ft mega-tsunami hits the California coast, mainly San Francisco." Eno who is thought to be American, formerly revealed details about twin planets with Earth, alien visitors as well as portals which will provide a gate way to other time periods.
But not all social media users have been quick to believe his outrageously stark warnings. One person posted: "Why is it always bad news?? I don't get it."
Another shared: "If he came from the future he should be able to tell us how to get rich over the next few months." A third wrote: "I don’t think so."
Some hopeful users took to social media to share that they hoped some of Eno's far stretched assertions do come true. A Facebook user said : "I know this ain't real, but I want the first one (Earth's twin planet) to be real."
Another shared: "If they land at my place I’ll happily make scones and a pot of tea." A further user posted: "Wahoo, finally some excitement in this world."
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