cyberdad wrote:
Scenario 1 - The crooks were being chased and dumped the bags so they wont be chased (this would explain why the bags were dumped along the road in different spots like the passenger was throwing out of a moving car)
The problem with this scenario is why the chasers (police or crooks) would drive past leaving the bags
Scenario 2 - the crooks decided they found god and decided to throw the 1 million in cash out of the car
Scenario 3 - the police haven't checked but the money is counterfeit so the manufacturers just dumped it
Scenario 4 - The security van carrying the cash negligently forgot to lock the back door and the cash fell out the back
I'm going with number 4
The cops don't stop chasing to deal with stuff that gets dropped, they just make a note of it with GPS and have the next officer who arrives from that direction look into it. Throwing stuff out of the vehicle doesn't always work if they can see it happen.
#1 happens, but more often with smaller stuff. That doesn't mean it can't be #1. #3 seems unlikely, leaving large quantities of counterfeit money laying around is asking to have it enter circulation. #2 sounds likely, the acid must have kicked in.
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