The Dodleston Messages are one of the strangest urban legends and unsolved mysteries ever documented
The Dodleston Messages are one of the strangest urban legends and unsolved mysteries ever documented. Ken Webster was an English teacher who, in 1984, claimed a string of mysterious messages appeared on his BBC Micro computer from a communicator who was said to be living in the year 1546. After a year of exchanging messages, another communicator came through and this one said it was from the future. What do we think: an elaborate hoax, a paranormal encounter, or a real psychological experiment from OUR future? You decide.

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