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chapter 6: When the Darkness Went Public

====================================== =Watch the full entire video here= ====================================== 16:9 (horizontal) -    • 3 Days to Midnight: Dark Web Countdown in ...   9:16 (vertical) -    • 3 Days to Midnight: Dark Web Countdown in ...   ====================================== =Your feedback is very important= ====================================== ✅ Please, rate this video. What punctuation would you give it between 0 to 10? ☑️Tell us in what movie or topic/theme you would like to be based the next video. 😱Please, if you enjoyed the video give it a "like", comment here, and subscribe to the channel, all those things are very important for us, and we will thank you a lot for your participation and support. ====================================== =Description of the video= ====================================== The police came fast, pulled by the gunshots, the building alarms, and the terrified call I barely managed to make with shaking fingers. Campus security arrived too. The same guard I’d spoken to before stood under flashing lights, staring at me like he couldn’t decide if I was a victim or something worse. I didn’t blame him. I probably looked like a criminal. I was holding a gun. My clothes were torn. My face was bruised. My voice kept cracking when I tried to speak. Then investigators found the attic. They found the restraints. The camera. The laptop. And the chat. What saved me wasn’t luck or a perfect explanation. It was evidence. The recording was there, streaming to strangers who thought they were untouchable. The countdown. The threats. The moment she turned it into a show for an audience that wanted blood. The story spread fast after that. Faster than I could process. News outlets picked it up when officials confirmed a hidden network had been watching. People online argued and speculated, but the facts didn’t bend: she had hunted me, trapped me, and set a timer like my life was a game. When the footage finally surfaced publicly, the world saw what I’d seen. And everyone understood the part that mattered most. I wasn’t the predator. I was the one who got away.