A Netizen Who Loves Connecting Things by Numbers
A conspiracy theory flowed on Facebook yesterday after a concerned netizen released her inner Sherlock through ‘decoding’ Hashtags member Franco Hernandez’s death.
The decoder, Fatima Rose Seva, used two Instagram posts of Franco as the bases of discussion.
She said in the post:
She said in the post:
“Bago nyo basahin yung post ko about this instagram photo of Franco Hernandez, idk kung bakit ganito ako, mahilig ako mag Decode. I just like to connect the time of the events and things or figures, medyo kinilabutan din ako pero yeah, please consider 2 things :
“1. I’m not a Psycho. I just believe in numbers.
“2. You are free to share your opinion, But please keep the nasty ones to yourself. Respeto na lang po sa departed soul ni Franco. If you put nasty or inappropriate comments, i’ll delete or hide it. Iwas toxicity.”
“2. You are free to share your opinion, But please keep the nasty ones to yourself. Respeto na lang po sa departed soul ni Franco. If you put nasty or inappropriate comments, i’ll delete or hide it. Iwas toxicity.”
She then proceeded with a breakdown of important factors to take note. Referring to the first photo, she said that the most important details are the clock, the #62 written on Franco’s shirt, the post’s date, and, most importantly, the caption.
These small details almost went unnoticed, had it not been for Fatima’s cracking of the mystery.
While it is possible that it happened by chance, to Fatima, the factors were too close to be mere coincidence.
While it is possible that it happened by chance, to Fatima, the factors were too close to be mere coincidence.
“Bakit ko naman icconnect tong mga to pwedeng coincidence lang naman kasi lahat, pero idk.. Just focus on the caption first, then isipin nyo yung araw kung kelan nya pinost itong photo nya. He’s waiting for something, the caption implies that something should have happened already pero di dumating, ano ba yung hinihintay nya? Ano bang gusto nyang magawa noon pa?”
She then added the figures up to end up with the date of Franco’s passing.
“23” (October 23) – “12” (6 & 2 6×2 on his shirt)
23
– 12
——-
“11”
Today is Nov 12, yesterday was 11.
The day kung kelan sya namatay was November 11.
“11:11”
“23” (October 23) – “12” (6 & 2 6×2 on his shirt)
23
– 12
——-
“11”
Today is Nov 12, yesterday was 11.
The day kung kelan sya namatay was November 11.
“11:11”
Fatima concluded that the numbers made her think that “everybody has their own time”, with a sad emoji.
“I don’t want to sound crazy but kinonek ko lang po lahat, baka talagang oras na nya days early or before pa sya mag post nitong photo, kaso may gusto lang talaga siguro siyang magawa muna, baka na-prolong or extend lang yung time nya to say goodbye to his loved ones, but the numbers here really made me think that everybody has their own time. 
“It so happened na dinecode ko lang yung nasa photo kasi may something talaga and the aura is kinda heavy for me. Pasensiya na po kayo kung medyo mahaba, kung may na-offend man, pasensiya na din po.”
declared with conviction that we can’t escape our “final day”, ending the argument with the following:
“After all, we are just mortals and our final destiny is Death.”
“I believe na, If it’s your time already, you can’t say tomorrow na lang or please next year na lang, we can’t fight the time, after all, we are just mortals and our final destiny is Death.”
She added another interpretation as an afterthought:
“P.S : Franco’s birth year was 1991, He died this year –2017.
1991
-2017
———
“26”
2&6. Balikan nyo yung shirt nya, baliktarin nyo yung 26 it says “62”.”
While many found the post ridiculous, the author seems to have nothing but good intentions.
“P.S : Franco’s birth year was 1991, He died this year –2017.
1991
-2017
———
“26”
2&6. Balikan nyo yung shirt nya, baliktarin nyo yung 26 it says “62”.”
While many found the post ridiculous, the author seems to have nothing but good intentions.
“Rest in peace, brother.
“God bless your soul and my prayers to your family and your beloved Nam.”
The original post was deleted by Fatima, but the Facebook page Rizal Best Vines was quick to pick up the status.
“God bless your soul and my prayers to your family and your beloved Nam.
”The original post was deleted by Fatima, but the Facebook page Rizal Best Vines was quick to pick up the status.
