Probably leading a double-life, he left 30 years ago to supposedly spend out the rest of his life with another partner and didn't care to tell anybody, just disappeared. Something happened in the other life, maybe his other partner died before him, so then he figured he'd go back to the original life to close things out. Decides just to show back up and pull a Costanza, like nothing ever happened.
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2024
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The article also posits prison as an explanation, which would explain the clothes.
If he was in prison, he'd have been easy enough to find and there would have been a court case, a pretty major one if the sentence was 30 years.
Or he went in for something minor and just fight clubbed his way into 30 years.
I’m going with time travel as the likely explanation though
It would be odd to keep the clothes you walked out in (and the train ticket), just in case you wanted to walk back into your own life again. It would get less attention if he'd turned up in some other clothes.
I wish that didn't make so much sense.
Would have been weirder if he hadn't aged. As it is, he took off, changed his mind after 30 years and went back.
Weirder that anyone would remember the clothes he left in after 30 years.
His last known outfit was probably in the missing person report.
Now that's some crazy shit.
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The driver was Rod Serling.
The first theory, as set out by Gone, But Never Forgotten, was that Vasile had simply decided to “ditch his life and his family”, possibly having taken a lover with whom he had run away.
In this case, it is possible that he “wanted to make amends with his former family before he passed away.”
And yet, how can you make amends when you offer no explanation as to where you’ve been or what you’ve been doing?
Another theory is that he may have been dumped by the person he ran away with who, accepting that he was getting older and not wanting to take care of him, simply returned him to his family.
A third theory, which would explain how he retained his clothing, is that he had spent the past 30 years in jail but hadn’t wanted to admit this to his family.
What am I missing, why is this getting down voted?