I'm curious how many of you had pen pals growing up? I definitely had a few. I need to give a special shout

out to my long-lost pen pal Jaron in Kappa, Kauai. Haven't found you on social media, so if you're

around, please find me. Who else remembers staying up late into the night writing letters to

someone you maybe met at summer camp or on a family vacation or maybe never at all? We used to

spill our secrets to these people, sometimes total strangers telling them everything about our lives, our hopes, our dreams, our fears.

But now, of course, there's the internet.

Social media has made it possible for virtually anyone to be your pen pal, no matter where they live.

Honestly, it's that immediate connection with anyone, anywhere in the world,

that makes social media so pricking cool to me. And we all know how I love being connected to all

of you online. But technology keeps expanding far beyond anything we've ever dreamed of.

And it makes me wonder, what if one day we're able to do more than just message someone in another country?

What if we could message someone in the distant past or the future.

Well, rumor has it.

It's been done before.

In the mid-1980s, a couple living in Dottleston, England, said they were receiving messages

from a mysterious pen pal from the year 1546 and someone in the future in 2109.

But the communication wasn't limited to just their computer.

Strange phenomena were happening around their home as well, leading many to wonder,

was this some kind of elaborate hoax, a paranormal encounter,

or some sort of time traveler making a breakthrough connection?

I'm Rasha Pecorero.

And I'm her sister, Yvette Gentile.

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