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Bollin's Medical Mysteries right now and add free on Amazon Music.

Download the app today. On a hot Sunday afternoon in August of 2016 a young man shuffled into his apartment, dropped his bag, and locked the door.

He had gone to a Blink-82 concert the night before, but he was only now getting home.

He went into his bedroom and changed into pajamas, even though it was still

light outside, he felt ready to call it a day. He grabbed a blanket and stretched out on the couch

to rest and just as he closed his eyes, his phone rang. It was his father

calling from Boston, Massachusetts and he said he needed his son's help right

now. Seconds later, that young man was up and sprinting out the door of his apartment

still wearing PJs he jumped into his car and sped down the street.

Six minutes later he skidded to a stop in front of an office building, he ran inside and waved the security guard as he ran past the desk, shouting that he'd explained later, and then he ran all the way to the back of the building to a large heavy safe locked with a keypad.

He flipped open a panel and quickly punched in the password. Besides his father, this young man was the only one who knew this code.

Inside the safe he grabbed a small box. Then he shut the safe, locked it, and ran back down the hallway out of the building back into his car.

Then he drove like a man possessed to the Florida Hospital for Children, weaving around

traffic, gunning through yellow lights, and totally ignoring the other drivers who honked

at him.

When he pulled up to the emergency entrance

at this hospital, he glanced at the dashboard clock.

He knew he'd gotten there fast,

but he just didn't know if he'd been fast enough. Some stories were never meant to be heard.

Beneath the visible world of parliaments, politicians and civil servants

lies an invisible state filled with secret operatives playing to very different rules.

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