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Police arrest drunk 'time traveller' from 2048 warning of coming alien invasion

Officers in Casper, Wyoming, apprehend tippler claiming he had arrived from future with news of threat posed by interstellar colonists

Thursday 05 October 2017 09:53 BST
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Police say a central Wyoming man they arrested for public intoxication claimed he had travelled back in time to warn of an alien invasion.

Casper police say the man they encountered at 10.30pm on Monday claimed he was from the year 2048.

KTWO-AM in Casper reports that the man told police that he wanted to warn the people of Casper that aliens will arrive next year, and that they should leave as soon as possible. He asked to speak to the president of the town, about 170 miles (270 kilometres) northwest of Cheyenne.

The man told police he was only able to time travel because aliens filled his body with alcohol. He noted that he was supposed to be transported to the year 2018, not this year.

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