Chuck Bryan

Apparently the person behind the counter made a copy, a photocopy of his credit card.

And according to his mother, that did not sit very well with Lars.

And at 11 p.m., after he's checked into the hotel, he calls his mom.

I think it's the first of many phone calls that evening.

And he tells her that he wants her to block his credit card because he's kind of sketched out by this hotelier who has made a photocopy of his card.

He's worried that they're going to use it for fraud, and he can just unfreeze it when he gets back.

That's the first phone call he makes.

Yeah, there ends up being another call where he has left the hotel.

He said that he was hiding on a hill.

And I think he even said that he was at risk of falling.

So it must have been sort of some sort of a really steep type of situation, I guess.

But he said that there were four men after him that were trying to kill him or that intended to kill him at least.

And he said, don't call me back because my phone, I don't want my phone to ring.

I'm not sure.

I knew he didn't have a smartphone with him.

He left that at home and brought sort of a cheaper phone.

So I don't know if it didn't have a way to turn the ringer off or not or if he was just not thinking clearly.

But he said not to call him back.

He eventually texts his mom, what is Seraphim 500, which was that antibiotic, which you might think means like he's feeling weird and like, what is this I've taken?

That to me says that if he was behaving weirdly or experiencing some differing behavior, that he guessed that that's what it was.