The problem with interdimensional vortices is..

[Magical Realist]

...you never know where and when they will open up. For Alice it was a looking glass. For Dorothy the literal vortex of a Kansas tornado sufficed for transport. Dr. Who used telephone booths, as did Neo in the Matrix. The movie Poltergeist, as well as the literary series Chronicles of Narnia, advanced the theory that these portals frequently open up in wardrobes and bedroom closets. This alligns with my own tentative theory that darkness itself becomes probablistically unstable enough at the quantum level to sometimes allow passage in between parallel worlds/dimensions. On many occassions I catch sight of little darting shadows speeding out of the darkest part of my apt at night. Be that as it may, here's an odd case reported in 1873 in Bristol England that further confirms this adventurous suspicion of mine:

"Early in the morning of Dec. 9, 1873, Thomas B. Cumpston and his wife, “who occupied good positions in Leeds,” were arrested in a railroad station, in Bristol, England, charged with disorderly conduct, both of them in their nightclothes, Cumpston having fired a pistol. See the London Times, Dec. 11, 1873. Cumpston excitedly told that he and his wife had arrived the day before, from Leeds, and had taken a room in a Bristol hotel, and that, early in the morning, the floor had “opened,” and that, as he was about to be dragged into the “opening,” his wife had saved him, both of them so terrified that they had jumped out the window, running to the railroad station, looking for a policeman. In the Bristol Daily Post, December 10, is an account of proceedings in the police court. Cumpston’s excitement was still so intense that he could not clearly express himself. Mrs. Cumpston testified that, early in the evening, both of them had been alarmed by loud sounds, but that they had been reassured by the landlady. At three or four in the morning the sounds were heard again. They jumped out on the floor, which was felt giving away under them. Voices repeating their exclamations were heard, or their own voices echoed strangely. Then, according to what she saw, or thought she saw, the floor opened wide. Her husband was falling into this “opening” when she dragged him back. The landlady was called, and she testified that sounds had been heard, but she was unable clearly to describe them. Policemen said that they had gone to the place, the Victoria Hotel, and had examined the room, finding nothing to justify the extraordinary conduct of the Cumpstons. They suggested that the matter was a case of collective hallucination. I note that there was no suggestion of intoxication. The Cumpstons, an elderly couple, were discharged in the custody of somebody who had come from Leeds (Fort, 1941, p154).===https://esoterx.com/2016/05/18/safety-ti...abduction/

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