Man Finds A Mystery Box In Dumpster, And What He Found Inside Still Hasn't Been Explained

Reddit user TramStopDan found a handmade wooden box in a dumpster. On the face of things, the box didn’t look very unusual - it had hinges, a handle, and a pair of locks. But that all changed when he opened it and discovered stacks of papers featuring diary entries about flying saucer visits in the late 1960s to 1980, plus a whole bunch of other crazy stuff like drawings of biblical creatures. That’s pretty odd, but things got odder, and this is why the box was coined “The Box Of Crazy.” He discovered sketches of UFOs and heavenly four-headed entities appearing to be from the Biblical book of Ezekiel, plus creatures with wings, and other drawings that blended the divine and the extraterrestrial. However, the contents of the box didn’t just stop at aliens, because TramStopDan then found some non-patented drawings of train wheels and hand-drawn maps from the late 1930s, which were marked with a pinhole in the center. When these mind-blowing sketches, writings, and maps were shown on Reddit, the internet immediately started asking questions: why were they placed in a box and shoved in a dumpster; did their artist witness another dimension; are they the ramblings and rantings of a crackpot; why has TramStopDan created just this post since signing up; were they just a hoax to get people talking? The answers are inconclusive, but one thing is for sure - the Internet sure seems to like what the “Box Of Crazy” had in store for it. Let us know what you think about its contents in the comments below.

'This is the Box of Crazy. Roughly 29" by 38" on the exterior. It smells of basements and dampness'

'Most pieces are around 20" x 30", a number of the pages in here are blank'

'Text on a poster (with corrections). I feel that I should comment on the content, but I really don't know what to say about this'

'Technical Drawings: This is by far the most interesting piece for my tastes. It looks like a patent application, quite large and very detailed'

'Map obsession: Cool map of airline routes'

'Fairly small maps, hand-drawn on a clear-ish plastic-like material'

'Personal items: Letter, I can't make much out'

'Perhaps the letter is in Danish or another language from that part of the world'

'A clue! Perhaps military service in WWII?'

'Begin the crazy: Now things start to get a little odd. It seems that the artist saw something in Tampa, FL in 1977 that changed him'

'This appears to be an early sketch of the event'

'A rendering of one of the entities'

'An obvious blending of the religious and the extraterrestrial'

'There are several of these cut-outs, perhaps used to finalize the placement'

'An explanation of the subsequent slide'

'Clearly, the artist is drawing upon his mechanical drawing skills to attempt to render the vision'

'This is the culmination of the canonization of forms and all the placement studies. Here the artist reaches his peak and the vision is rendered. Nirvana'

To see the full gallery, head over here. This reminded us of mysterious findings in London, that later were debunked.