New Development in John Titor Story and You'll Never Guess What It Is!

By Olav Phillips

It all started one night.  A man who called himself John Titor logged into Art Bell’s old forum (Post2Post) and started a thread called I am from 2036.  In the posts Titor outlined various futures based on his timeline including a second American Civil War and World War III.  The posts captivated the users and became the stuff of legend.

Here is one of the original Titor posts:

Posted by John Titor on 01-27-2001 12:45 PM

Greetings. I am a time traveler from the year 2036. I am on my way home after getting an IBM 5100 computer system from the year 1975.

My “time” machine is a stationary mass, temporal displacement unit manufactured by General Electric. The unit is powered by two, top-spin, dual-positive singularities that produce a standard, off-set Tipler sinusoid.

I will be happy to post pictures of the unit.

As time went on Keith Rowland eventually shutdown P2P so many of the people involved moved over to my forum to continue their discussion of all things Titor. Two of those people were named Phil Fiord and Pamela Moore.  Pamela was a frequent poster to not only P2P but also the Anomalies Forum as was Phil.  Phil also helped out with the site early on – helping to deal with media requests and user questions.  Both were very nice and genuine about their Titor experience.

Moore at the time had claimed to have actually met Titor and to have discussed various topics with him over the phone for almost the entire duration of his visit to our timeline. As part of their discussions Pamela said Titor had sent to her a label from the back of the IBM 5100 as proof of his validity.  That label has stayed with Pamela this entire time, or has it?

It turns out that Pamela had given a piece of the label to Phil, who she was close friends with and now Phil has revealed his piece of the label and has decided to sell it via a third party agent.

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