Doomsday Code author admits he was wrong | SILive.com

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"I'm wrong," Fitzpatrick admitted about his May 21 prediction, and he seemed genuinely baffled and confused by the non-event.
"I just don't understand," he said repeatedly. "Everything indicted this was the day and that was the time."
He also said that now he doesn't know what will happen on Oct. 21 when he previously announced that fire would consume the universe.
'It's 6 o'clock we're still alive,' hollered Dyan Cahill of Rosebank and the crowd responded with hearty applause.
'I guess we're not saved and neither is this dude,' Ms. Cahill added.
Some in the crowd were chanting, 'Hell no, we won't go.'
Referring to Fitzpatrick, Ms. Cahill said 'this crazy loon' was what brought her to Times Square.
'He wasted $140,000 on bus and subway ads,' Ms. Cahill said. 'How stupid can a person be? I guarantee he will change his story and say that there was a miscommunication.'
Reporters and ordinary folks had many questions, some of them tough and he had few answers.
'Use this opportunity to keep asking God for mercy,' Fitzpatrick said.
As the crowd began to dwindle after an hour or so, Fitzpatrick and the media headed for the Times Square subway station.
'We're still stuck on the slow 'R' train,' he said, heading towards the platform and then closed his eyes in fatigue while seated on the train."

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There's nothing that I can say that hasn't already been said about the guy except maybe to say I don't think this guy wasn't wrong just mistaken. I can't help but wonder if all this was just some way to make money though.