On April 23rd, 2006, a man in his early 20s was seen in Kiev Ukraine staring at a high-rise apartment

building. Witnesses described him as looking confused and anxious. They thought he might have been a lost tourist. The man approached

to police officers and nervously asked for directions to a place that no longer existed. The officers

asked the young man for identification. There were two problems

with his ID. One, his documents were issued by the Soviet Union, which no longer existed.

The second problem? According to his birth date, this young man

was born in 1932. In 2011 a Russian documentary called The Time Traveler told the story of Sergei Panamaranco,

who seemed to be slipping in and out of time.

I witness first saw Panamaranco standing at an intersection in Kiev,

looking confused and a little frightened.

He was described as being in his early 20s and wearing clothes that looked new but were 50 years out of fashion.

Potter Maranko was asking everyone he met. but were 50 years out of fashion.

Potamaranco was asking everyone he met

how to get to Pestanaya Street,

but nobody had ever heard of it.

His strange behavior caught the attention

of police officer Sergei Anapenko and his partner who approached him.

Again, Panamarenko wanted directions to Pestinaya Street. When he tried to find the street on a map,

all that was there was a landfill. Officer Onapenko now noticed Sergei's

vintage clothing which looked brand new. He also noticed that Sergei was wearing an

antique camera around his neck, which also looked new.

But what really caught the police officer's attention was Sergei's identification.

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