After Being Knocked Out in Race, Non-English Speaking Czech Speedway Rider Wakes Up to Speak Perfect English
"I've heard of other people getting knocked out and waking up talking fluent Italian or in one case even developing a Welsh accent, but never really believed it possible, but this incredible thing was happening in front of us!"
(Glasgow)?Granted this is strange news, but it is fascinatingly strange in the sense that one can only wonder at the marvelous creation of the human brain and its correlation to God's gifts and purposes. The implications are mind-boggling. (Photo: NNP–Daily Mail)
Czech speedway rider, 17-year-old Matej Kus, was racing in Glasgow, Scotland, recently when he crashed and was "knocked out cold." According to the Daily Mail, Kus could barely speak English, but after he came to, he began speaking fluent, "perfect" English.
Peter Waite, the promoter of the event, was with Kus in the ambulance when he woke up. Said Waite: "It stopped me dead in my tracks, as it did the rider I was talking to...He was asking who he was and he didn't even know he was Czech! It was all in perfect English. I couldn't believe what I was hearing."
Added Waite, "I've heard of other people getting knocked out and waking up talking fluent Italian or in one case even developing a Welsh accent, but never really believed it possible, but this incredible thing was happening in front of us!"
