Chuck Bryan

All right.

So he – and I saw two different things here.

Either his mom urged him to go to the airport doctor just to make sure he's good to fly, or there was some requirement that he do so.

But either way, he goes to the airport medical center.

And this is where things get a little confusing because –

And it's really all over the place whether or not he goes in right away or whether he goes in later.

But he apparently calls his mom, tells her, hey, they said I shouldn't fly or drive.

But he hadn't even gone to see the doctor at that point.

And then once he does see the doctor, the doctor ends up giving a few different versions of what happened while he was in there, which is either, you know, some people think that looks really shady.

I think it could have just been like at the time, this doctor, you know, you're not making some really big mental notes about this random patient that comes in.

Like this guy is going to be an international mystery in an hour.

Yeah, so it could have been innocent that his story changed or it could be shady.

It could be.

So from what I saw, that the doctor changed the story three times and that an airline employee came in.

And then later it was an airport employee came in, which I think kind of across the Internet became a construction worker because the airport had recently undergone or was undergoing renovations.

And then I guess the third story was that the doctor said that no one had come in and that Lars had excused himself to go to the toilet and did not come back.

The doctor was expecting him to come back.

He just never came back.

What the doctor didn't know, if that was in fact what happened,

was that Lars wasn't coming back because he was sprinting through the airport and running out of the airport and into the surrounding countryside.