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0:00When the man went to withdraw money, he
0:01noticed something strange. His bank
0:03account suddenly had an extra 750,000
0:06in it. Jack couldn't believe it. He
0:08tried taking out more money and the ATM
0:10started pouring out cash non-stop.
0:13People nearby were shocked. Jack didn't
0:15want to draw attention, so he stuffed
0:17the cash into his bag and quickly left.
0:19When he got home, his landlord came
0:21running. He said Jack had received
0:23dozens of heavy packages that afternoon.
0:25To get rid of him fast, Jack paid
0:27several months of rent up front. But
0:29when Jack turned on the lights, he was
0:31stunned. The room was filled with boxes
0:33stacked like a mountain. He opened one
0:35and saw strange items he didn't
0:37recognize, along with a huge amount of
0:39ammonium nitrate and high-tech weapons.
0:42Then he found an envelope containing
0:43several passports, all with his name.
0:46Jack was completely confused. Suddenly,
0:49his phone rang. Nervously, he answered.
0:51A voice on the line said the police
0:53would arrive in 1 minute. If he wanted
0:55to avoid trouble, he had to leave now
0:58and go to the nearest train station to
0:59wait for more instructions. Jack quickly
1:01looked out the window, but didn't see
1:03anything strange. The person on the
1:05phone warned him that the room was full
1:07of evidence, and if the police caught
1:08him, he would be framed as a terrorist.
1:10Jack asked who was calling, but before
1:12he could get an answer, a flashbang flew
1:14into the room and the police smashed
1:16through the window. Jack tried to run,
1:18but the door was already surrounded. The
1:20police quickly caught him and took him
1:22to an anti-terrorism interrogation room.
1:24Jack kept saying he was innocent and
1:26didn't know where all the stuff in the
1:27room came from, but the police didn't
1:29really think he was guilty. They had
1:31already checked his background and
1:32believed he was being set up. They
1:34thought it might be connected to his
1:35brother. Jack explained they hadn't
1:37spoken in years and that he had just
1:39buried his brother the day before.
1:41Frustrated with how little they were
1:42getting from him, the police left Jack
1:44alone to think. Then, the interrogation
1:47room received a fax from the Department
1:49of Justice. It said Jack was allowed to
1:51make one phone call. It looked like
1:53someone important had sent new
1:54information, but no one expected what
1:56happened next. The same mysterious voice
1:59came back on the phone.