Mark Twitchell

Mark claimed he bought the red Mazda for just $40 and that it was parked at a friend's house.

Mark claimed he bought the red Mazda for just $40 and that it was parked at a friend's house.

Altinger. Does that name ring a bell to you or mean anything to you? No. Never heard it before? No.

Altinger. Does that name ring a bell to you or mean anything to you? No. Never heard it before? No.

I mean, it's kind of odd that you're filming that kind of thing. And we end up drawn to that garage because of a missing person who supposedly That's really freaky, too, and as soon as they called me on the phone, I get this weird chill.

I mean, it's kind of odd that you're filming that kind of thing. And we end up drawn to that garage because of a missing person who supposedly That's really freaky, too, and as soon as they called me on the phone, I get this weird chill.

Mark claimed he bought the red Mazda for just $40 and that it was parked at a friend's house.

Altinger. Does that name ring a bell to you or mean anything to you? No. Never heard it before? No.

I mean, it's kind of odd that you're filming that kind of thing. And we end up drawn to that garage because of a missing person who supposedly That's really freaky, too, and as soon as they called me on the phone, I get this weird chill.

Maybe, maybe not.

Maybe, maybe not.

Man, you're preaching to the choir. Option two is where I'm leaning, but I just can't do anything until tomorrow after I talk to my lawyer. So that's where it's at.

Man, you're preaching to the choir. Option two is where I'm leaning, but I just can't do anything until tomorrow after I talk to my lawyer. So that's where it's at.

I just need to consult first. That's basically it. Okay. Like I said before, so I don't know what happens now.

I just need to consult first. That's basically it. Okay. Like I said before, so I don't know what happens now.

Just out of curiosity, does the person not get in trouble for the hoax as well? Why do you ask?

Just out of curiosity, does the person not get in trouble for the hoax as well? Why do you ask?

Well, I don't know where you get it from.

Well, I don't know where you get it from.

Okay, whatever at Sub, I guess.

Okay, whatever at Sub, I guess.

Steak and cheese.

Steak and cheese.

Subway, I guess.

Subway, I guess.

Uh, Coke.

Uh, Coke.

Just out of curiosity. Does a person not get in trouble for the hoax as well? Absolutely, yeah.

Just out of curiosity. Does a person not get in trouble for the hoax as well? Absolutely, yeah.

I respect you guys. I respect what you do. I understand what this is about. I just can't say anything.

I respect you guys. I respect what you do. I understand what this is about. I just can't say anything.

Hey, beginning, I'm on the Plenty of Fish website, plentyoffish.com.

Hey, beginning, I'm on the Plenty of Fish website, plentyoffish.com.

And so I tried to make a run for it. And that's when he actually pulled out a gun.

And so I tried to make a run for it. And that's when he actually pulled out a gun.

Oh my God.

Oh my God.

How much did you think the car was worth? I thought it was worth somewhere between $3,000 and $4,000. Which you're paying $40 for?

How much did you think the car was worth? I thought it was worth somewhere between $3,000 and $4,000. Which you're paying $40 for?

The problem is that I'm so tired and it's so hard to remember things.

The problem is that I'm so tired and it's so hard to remember things.

Am I being charged?

Am I being charged?

Am I free to go? Yeah. Then I will.

Am I free to go? Yeah. Then I will.

It's so hard to remember, like, these minute, specific details about these days that I just didn't ever bother to think about or remember because who the hell does that, you know?

It's so hard to remember, like, these minute, specific details about these days that I just didn't ever bother to think about or remember because who the hell does that, you know?

The first thing that I noticed, the padlock didn't look familiar to me.

The first thing that I noticed, the padlock didn't look familiar to me.

It's a suspense thriller. Actually, it's a short film. The total runtime is only going to be about eight or nine minutes. So, yeah. Suspense thriller? Right.

It's a suspense thriller. Actually, it's a short film. The total runtime is only going to be about eight or nine minutes. So, yeah. Suspense thriller? Right.

So if there was anything like that, if somebody needed to borrow the place or whatever, then they would let me know. Let you know. Or they'd ask for something like that.

So if there was anything like that, if somebody needed to borrow the place or whatever, then they would let me know. Let you know. Or they'd ask for something like that.

I'm working on a comedy right now, which is actually a full-blown feature that's actually going to have a decent budget in the neighborhood of about $3.5 million.

I'm working on a comedy right now, which is actually a full-blown feature that's actually going to have a decent budget in the neighborhood of about $3.5 million.

As soon as they called me on the phone, I got this weird chill.

As soon as they called me on the phone, I got this weird chill.

So I get this call from my co-producer on the phone, this guy from LA that's helping me put together my big feature, the Day Players comedy.

So I get this call from my co-producer on the phone, this guy from LA that's helping me put together my big feature, the Day Players comedy.

And this guy taps on my window.

And this guy taps on my window.

And at first I'm thinking, OK, he's going to ask me for loose change or, you know, something like that.

And at first I'm thinking, OK, he's going to ask me for loose change or, you know, something like that.

But he didn't look like a transient. He seemed to be, you know, dressed like a normal person.

But he didn't look like a transient. He seemed to be, you know, dressed like a normal person.

He goes, well, I have shacked up with this... really rich lady, you know, it's like a sugar mama kind of situation and she's going to take care of me and she's going to buy me a new car when we get back from a vacation that we're going to take. So I'm just looking to unload buying and don't really care that much how much I get for it. How much do you have on you? And so I say, well, 40 bucks.

He goes, well, I have shacked up with this... really rich lady, you know, it's like a sugar mama kind of situation and she's going to take care of me and she's going to buy me a new car when we get back from a vacation that we're going to take. So I'm just looking to unload buying and don't really care that much how much I get for it. How much do you have on you? And so I say, well, 40 bucks.

And with that tone and everything, like, I'm not expecting anything here. And he was like, yeah, sure, fair enough. I'm thinking, okay, what, is there like, you know, two tons of cocaine in the trunk? Like, I'm trying to figure out what the catch is here.

And with that tone and everything, like, I'm not expecting anything here. And he was like, yeah, sure, fair enough. I'm thinking, okay, what, is there like, you know, two tons of cocaine in the trunk? Like, I'm trying to figure out what the catch is here.

Yeah. He lives just a couple of blocks away.

Yeah. He lives just a couple of blocks away.

So, what? Well, I tried to answer some more of their questions and fill them in and everything like that, and it turns out that the car is, in fact... belonging to this missing guy, and it's a huge deal. So that's what this whole thing's about.

So, what? Well, I tried to answer some more of their questions and fill them in and everything like that, and it turns out that the car is, in fact... belonging to this missing guy, and it's a huge deal. So that's what this whole thing's about.

Maybe, maybe not.

Man, you're preaching to the choir. Option two is where I'm leaning, but I just can't do anything until tomorrow after I talk to my lawyer. So that's where it's at.

I just need to consult first. That's basically it. Okay. Like I said before, so I don't know what happens now.

Just out of curiosity, does the person not get in trouble for the hoax as well? Why do you ask?

Well, I don't know where you get it from.

Okay, whatever at Sub, I guess.

Steak and cheese.

Subway, I guess.

Uh, Coke.

Just out of curiosity. Does a person not get in trouble for the hoax as well? Absolutely, yeah.

I respect you guys. I respect what you do. I understand what this is about. I just can't say anything.

Hey, beginning, I'm on the Plenty of Fish website, plentyoffish.com.

And so I tried to make a run for it. And that's when he actually pulled out a gun.

Oh my God.

How much did you think the car was worth? I thought it was worth somewhere between $3,000 and $4,000. Which you're paying $40 for?

The problem is that I'm so tired and it's so hard to remember things.

Am I being charged?

Am I free to go? Yeah. Then I will.

It's so hard to remember, like, these minute, specific details about these days that I just didn't ever bother to think about or remember because who the hell does that, you know?

The first thing that I noticed, the padlock didn't look familiar to me.

It's a suspense thriller. Actually, it's a short film. The total runtime is only going to be about eight or nine minutes. So, yeah. Suspense thriller? Right.

So if there was anything like that, if somebody needed to borrow the place or whatever, then they would let me know. Let you know. Or they'd ask for something like that.

I'm working on a comedy right now, which is actually a full-blown feature that's actually going to have a decent budget in the neighborhood of about $3.5 million.

As soon as they called me on the phone, I got this weird chill.

So I get this call from my co-producer on the phone, this guy from LA that's helping me put together my big feature, the Day Players comedy.

And this guy taps on my window.

And at first I'm thinking, OK, he's going to ask me for loose change or, you know, something like that.

But he didn't look like a transient. He seemed to be, you know, dressed like a normal person.

He goes, well, I have shacked up with this... really rich lady, you know, it's like a sugar mama kind of situation and she's going to take care of me and she's going to buy me a new car when we get back from a vacation that we're going to take. So I'm just looking to unload buying and don't really care that much how much I get for it. How much do you have on you? And so I say, well, 40 bucks.

And with that tone and everything, like, I'm not expecting anything here. And he was like, yeah, sure, fair enough. I'm thinking, okay, what, is there like, you know, two tons of cocaine in the trunk? Like, I'm trying to figure out what the catch is here.

Yeah. He lives just a couple of blocks away.

So, what? Well, I tried to answer some more of their questions and fill them in and everything like that, and it turns out that the car is, in fact... belonging to this missing guy, and it's a huge deal. So that's what this whole thing's about.