In January 2012, a Virginia man was arrested for gun possession in Manhattan,

when he claimed to be a member of the Navy SEALs but couldn't provide

any proof that he was telling the truth. Sean Day, that spelled S-H-A-U-N, was on a two-week

leave when the cops harpooned him, apparently, for running a red light at 12.30 a.m. When the cops searched his pickup truck,

the New York Post says they discovered a gun and ammunition. And the newspaper says that during the

arrest day was rambling incoherently and harped on that he was a seal, but had no proof of this.

He claimed he was an elite commander with top secret clearance, the cops said.

But the cops took him to a psych ward where he was finally released after evaluation

and he was going to be treated with post-traumatic stress, with his charges deferred.

Well, what's really interesting is that back then, Disclosure TV, the host, said the same year,

you guys have to see this. Keep an open mind. No facts have been misrepresented or distorted. This is an

actual event I would just like to document publicly. Our website has been attacked by a man named

Sean Day, claiming to be a US Navy SEAL CIA time traveller. You can't write this kind of stuff.

And then what followed was the story of Sean Day.

He had inundated the viral mainstream tooth website with posts.

And the reason he did this, he said, was to get their attention

and to prove to them that he was a time traveller.

He'd also posted to YouTube and Facebook.

Day said he had access to a quantum computer system, and working

from this computer, he said he was trying to stop the time machine. He also said he was searching

for the looking glass. He also predicted economic collapse across the world, a third world war,

and aliens. In his postings on the world, a third world war, and aliens.

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