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At 645 a.m. on a regular Tuesday in Salt Lake City, Utah, a father and son lugged a heavy jewelry case into the lobby of a high-rise building.

They ran a jewelry store together on the third floor, and they had come in early to set up their new display.

They heard the lobby door open up behind them and so they turned and they saw a man holding a cardboard box.

The man said he was making a delivery and asked them where the elevator was.

The father and a son were heading towards the elevator

anyways, so all three of them just got on the elevator together. As they stood in the elevator car

as it brought them up, the father looked over at the box that the man was carrying.

There was a name written on the top of it in black marker,

but there was no return address, which seemed odd.

And also, the man didn't really look like a delivery driver.

He was wearing a green letterman jacket like a high school

athlete would wear. But the father just kept his thoughts to himself and when the

elevator doors open to the third floor he and his son carried their jewelry case

out and went on with their day.

But later that morning a firefighter pounded on the jewelry shop door and said the building

was being evacuated.

The father and son rushed outside where they saw fire trucks, police cars, and a crowd of other people who worked inside the building.

As a woman in the crowd filled them in about what had just happened, a horrible realization dawned on the jewelry shop owner.

That delivery man they saw on the elevator was not who he claimed to be.

And the cardboard box he had contains something far more sinister than anything the shop owner could have imagined.

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