While some people believe in time travel, others do not ... claim that the woman was caught on film talking on a mobile phone, long before such technology existed. The woman can be seen chatting ...

“I don’t know what to say, I don’t think he’s just talking on the phone ... the picture found its way into a conspiracy theory video on YouTube titled “10 REAL Cases of Time Travel ...

The first-ever mobile phone, the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X ... and uploaded on social media as "proof" of time travel. Another such photo was a picture taken on a beach in Cornwall, England, in ...

The man who is seen in the foreground of the picture is seemingly holding a mobile phone to his ear ... from 1938 also backed the theory that 'time travel is real', according to commentators.

An Irish filmmaker says he's convinced that footage from a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film shows a woman talking on a cell phone - and that ... is that the woman is a time traveler from the future.

MSN - Well it's not exactly Marty McFly, but one man claims he has found evidence of a time traveler using a cell phone in a Charlie Chaplin film! In the clip from the 1928 film, The Circus ...

The “time traveler using a cell phone” is a recent conspiracy theory fad. An outtake from a Charlie Chaplin film, from 1928, went viral when some people claimed that a woman could be seen ...

"Time Traveler in 1938 film caught talking on a cell phone in 1938 comming out of a Dupont Factory in Massachusetts," one description of the video on YouTube read. "This was filmed in 1938 at the ...

According to the posts, Planetcheck professes to be the grandchild of the cell phone woman. Her name is Gertrude Jones, Planetcheck writes, and she was not a time traveler. "She was 17 years old ...

And the picture sparked rumours among time-travel believers that the man was clutching a mobile phone to his ear. The first-ever mobile phone – the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X – went on sale in ...