What's interesting to me is, this account occurred in the only credible way that I would consider possible--during a time when the patient was in a lengthy coma, during which he might have died or been extremely close to death for a brief time. There are numerous accounts of people who have had NDEs who state that they have seen future events.

One thing we should keep in mind is that the farther into the future we go, the more the true future is likely to deviate from what was seen during the NDE.

Another interesting aspect of Dienach's time travel is that he says he experienced a future lifetime. Reincarnation is acknowledged as real during NDEs though, as I said, people who see the future during an NDE usually are shown images of it; they don't actually experience the life of a future self.

I'll call this one plausible. :)