30 Unexplainable Situations That Happened In Broad Daylight And Caught People Off Guard, As Shared By Folks Online

It's a phenomenon called "Jamais vu", the opposite of "Déjà vu"..

It's a kind of disassociation. It can happen sometimes when you look in the mirror and it's almost like you're outside of your own body looking at a stranger. It can be caused by getting wrapped up in intense thoughts and then your brain doesn't bounce back into its normal waves and everything looks suddenly strange. If it happens once in a while, it's no problem. If it happens on the regular, chances are you have trauma or issues that could use some help.

...you were smoking some good s**t right there..no worries mate.

Ah yes. Good old Jamais Vu. A common side effect of Topamax. When on it I could swear someone had been moving stuff around my apartment.

This happens to me sometimes on my way home. I'll be thinking hard about something, then I'll look up and I won't recognize where I am. For about half a second. It's still freaking weird.

My friend stopped for gas on an interstate highway in the early morning, about 4 am. He was a long haul trucker. He walked in to the cafe... no one was there, but coffee was on, and nothing looked wrong, but no one answered when he called. Then he went back to the pumps and filled up and left. He was creeped out, and called 911 from the road. Later, he found out that the guy who was working that night had vanished, and foul play was suspected.

You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind.....

I went into a cinema once only to find it completely deserted, but that's because they were showing the original Fantastic Four.

You walked into an unstable dimensional phase shift. As the people are not fixed points in space and time, but the buildings are, you became invisible to the people and everyone was invisible to you and as you were all out of phase, you didn't even notice walking through each other.

In the late 90s I remember going to the theaters in the small town i lived in. And quite often, it was empty but running. It happened again in a different place. I think there's certain times where theaters run on skeleton crews and that's just the projectionist. Weird way to operate but what do I know.

Uh, yeah, you should look into missing persons/cold cases in the area at that time.

I would have definitely told several adults about it. Being punished by an uncle seems especially sus.

Uncle punishes children for something they dopidnt do, when they found a ded body, could uncle be the....

Criminal.

Please look into missing people in a 100 miles radius of your area. If you don't want to I understand but please give the info to any web sleuths online there are many groups that will comb over information to find out. If you have this suspicion think of whoever could be ..... Somewhere.

A possible explanation is that being young and growing, possibly had a blood pressure drop when you bent over to tie the shoes and actually passed out for an hour. You would then come round and might still be holding the laces and just not aware of it. Or it's also possible that you had an absent seizure.

I used to have seizures that had the same lost time effect on me-no other symptoms or indications.

Araminta Ross had a similar thing, only much shorter-- she would go into a deep sleep where she couldn't be woken for a few seconds to a few minutes, then wake up again, not realizing time had passed. She apparently also had dreams during these periods, and often would stay upright when she had them. They're thought to be the effect of a small piece of lead that she was hit in the head with at age 13.

One time after work, I was walking from my bus stop to my apartment, usually a very quiet easy 2-3 block walk on a sunny, late afternoon. I stopped at a basic and deserted neighborhood intersection to let a single car go by. I remember standing on the curb, watching it drive by me and then suddenly I was on the ground, on both hands and knees. I have no idea how or why I fell. I wasn't tired, dizzy or sick. I just fell with no other person in front or behind me. I couldn't even see the car I had been waiting for. It was really weird.

Blood pressure changes, particularly drops could account for this, there is also another phenomenon that could account for it, known as a time slip. Time slips can be a few minutes up to a few days or in some rare cases several years. The other reason that comes to mind is absence seizure, the person suffering from them, is temporarily "absent" for their own reality, when they come back into their own awareness, there is always missing time.

It is very troubling to me that his bike was found. Was there blood? Was the bike damaged?

Not as serious I am sure, but reminds me of a few years ago. Me and hubby were on holiday in Cape Town, Seapoints. Looking at people playing with their dogs. One couple had 2 dogs, one looked a lot like a black lab, we were about 200m away. Watched them for about 10 minutes, throwing something in a tide pool which both dogs would jump into a go underwear to retrieve. Furmom and dad then started walking up to the promenade, dogs following. Then all of a sudden, the black lab was just gone. We could see a very large strip of the beach and that dog just disappeared.