Naked “Man” Runs At Superhuman Speed Through The Streets Of The Bronx (Video)

Strange. That’s really weird. “Man” runs naked through the streets at superhuman speed, his eyes shining as the camera captures him.

A man was returning to Minhf’s driving journey when suddenly he saw a figure running past on the road. He immediately turned around to check but found nothing. Out of curiosity, he decided to double check his camera and what happened next amazed him.

He immediately turned around to check but found nothing. Out of curiosity, he decided to double check his camera and what happened next amazed him.

 

 

Human or strange humanoid?

Watch the video below to see what happened:

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