10/09/2025
đ± They found the note this morning⊠and no one knows whoâs behind it.............
Last night, I was scrolling through local news when a headline caught my eye: âMan leaves âbombâ with chilling note in front of West Village NYPD precinct.â
At first I thought, âanother hoax, another headline.â But something about the details gnawed at meâand by 3 a.m., I found myself digging deeper.
Hereâs what got to me:
The stranger left a gallon-size jug filled with liquid outside the 6th Precinct stationhouse in Manhattan.
But attached was a note:
> âI seriously hope you didnât open that jar because chlorine gas is a bitch.â
The threat didnât stop there. The note warned: âNext time it wonât be just a jarâkeep your eyes open.â
The suspect vanished into the night, dressed head to toe in black, face hidden.
What if⊠this wasnât meant for NYPD?
Iâve replayed that note in my head a hundred times. âChlorine gas is a bitch.â Who writes that kind of thing and walks away?
Imagine you find something like that at your doorstep. A strange jug with a note that says:
> âYou didnât open it. Smart. Next time, I might make sure you do.â
It suddenly feels personalâlike youâre on that list of potential targets.
Last night, I drove past the precinct.
The streetlights flickered. No one was around. I thought I saw a shadow flicker behind a window.
Then I remembered: The note referred to future attacks. And if this stranger is that bold, whatâs stopping them from testing their threats somewhere elseâsomewhere quieter, somewhere unexpected?
If you see something odd tonightâ
â A jug or bottle left near your building
â A note, scribbled in messy handwriting
â Smells you canât place (like chemicals)
â Someone lurking just out of view
Donât touch it. Donât open it. Get out.
And tell someone. A neighbor. The cops. Even if they donât believe you at first.
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I donât know who that person is, or why they chose Manhattan. But I do know this: Sometimes the scariest thing isnât what you see. Itâs whatâs waiting, just out of sight, listening.
Stay alert. Stay safe. And trust the quiet when it moves.