The Policeman William Christopher Thorpe

Here I travel in pure fantasy, although somehow I have tried to keep it connected with a possible as well as questionable truth.

Needing to somehow balance the spiritual world of the Jimbutas sisters, I have searched the field of science for possible hooks and plausible explanations.

Starting with the supposed experiment in 1943 in Philadelphia harbor involving the military ship Eldrige D.E. 173, an experiment that would even have involved Albert Einstein as a scientific advisor to the U.S. Navy, I delved into the theories related to Parallel Universes and possible Time Travel and Wormholes.

Thus I created a Special Section of Interpol, which as Thorp himself directly explains, " ...and so, when in 1946 Belgium led the reconstruction of the old ICPC, the International Criminal Police Commission, dismantled because of the war, effectively laying the foundations of modern Interpol, a confidential section was created, with the task of constantly monitoring any unexplained or mysterious facts that could in any way be linked to Einstein's experiments..."

Undeniably, the figure of William C. Thorpe is taken in full stride from the imagination of the Anglo-Saxon policeman: black, stocky, gruff and angular, intolerant of rules, with a propensity to solve problems drastically and quickly, he is, however, also a keen observer, capable of thoroughly analyzing the situations in which he finds himself involved.