TESLA'S MYSTERY

A BRILLIANT INVENTION FROM ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST GENIUSES IN HUMAN HISTORY RISKS FALLING INTO THE WRONG HANDS. Nikola Tesla was one of the greatest scientists who ever lived. Until his death in 1943, he invented over 300 patents, some of which are invaluable to humanity and have laid the foundation for the world as we know it today. Just before he died, he wrote a letter to some of his loyal friends, telling them that he had invented a real teleportation machine. In the letter, he expressed his concern that the invention's blueprints might fall into the wrong hands of government agents or foreign spies who would use them for military purposes. So, he asked his friends to meet him in his hotel room at the New Yorker Hotel, so he could give them the blueprints. Just as they arrive, they find out that Tesla died in the meantime, but he was clever enough to hide the blueprints well and leave some clues that only they can figure out.