Moving forward, such has been the intensifying aura of the box that it has acquired the sort-of-catchy title “The Box of Crazy” (and also “The Ezekiel Box”), as if the person behind it was simply a nutter with a fixation on Ezekiel (which is explicitly referenced a number of times). “Ezekiel” meaning “May God strengthen him”, “God will strengthen” and so figuratively” The Almighty” is the central protagonist of the Book of Ezekiel in the Hebrew Bible. To quote Wikipedia here – “In Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the Bahá’í Faith, Ezekiel is acknowledged as a Hebrew prophet. In Judaism and Christianity, he is also viewed as the author of the Book of Ezekiel that reveals prophecies regarding the destruction of Jerusalem, the restoration to the land of Israel and the Millennial Temple visions, or the Third Temple.”
The notes seem to mention the encounters with UFO sightings in St. Petersburg, Tampa Bay, and, as per the content of the notes, the author possessed UFO pictures as well, albeit those were missing from the box.
The verbosity of the contents within the aforementioned notes imply that the author was well-versed with information about the observation that was being described and with the city in which the event(s) took place.
Apart from the notes, some biblical quotations and descriptions along with extraterrestrial information was also present. The periodic table shown in the above picture looks like an odd-fit in the scheme of things or perhaps seems like one part of a largely unsolved riddle. There were patent files and detailed technical drawings present within the box as shown below. The patents, upon investigation, appeared to not have been filed with the United States Patent Office. The drawing were dated back to 1939. Considering the intricacies in the details, the immaculate scrutiny of the functionality of the individual units and the year in which all of these were carved out, one begs to wonder why someone would discard all of this information.
But not everything can be hidden from the Internet, can it? Some of the background details of Mr. Christiansen’s have sprung up that put some light on his life prior to him becoming an “accidental sensation”- “he was born in 1927 in Skodsborg, Denmark but his residence is listed as “Helsinger”. His final destination on his arrival form in 1927 is listed as Henryville, PA. From 1924 to 1929 Henryville was the location of the Pocono People’s College. When the college closed due to the stock market crash in 1929, Daniel moved to Newark, New Jersey and found work. First as a mechanic in an automobile factory and later as a carpenter working in furniture repair. He lived in Newark until at least 1942 when he entered the Army. Nobody knows what Daniel did in the years immediately following WWII. The next time he pops up in records is in 1953 when he married Anastasia Harjaks, an Estonian immigrant, in Palm Beach, Florida”.
So what do you think about the Mysterious Box and its enclosed contents? Proof of an event that may have occurred but, one that got dissolved in the time swamp?

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