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In the last room I went to, they gave us a whole set of instructions on what not to do.

The point was basically that a child should be able to do the room if he knew how to. None of it involves physical strength, having to reach in high places or physically breaking anything. There’s nothing hidden behind paintings, ceiling lamps or under heavy desks or carpets.

At one point we came across a chest with no lock. We tried to open it, because you could hear something inside it. It wouldn’t budge at all so we left it for a while.

At some point we got a hint to try harder with opening the chest. Turns out you had to put in quite a lot of force. All the “be careful and don’t break shit” kind of made us too careful

Yeah, but look at what he managed to do with it. You don't judge how big an issue is by how complex it is to execute. You judge it by what you can achieve with it, and this was a pretty big achievement

Not only that, but this person is actually talking about their experiences in detail.

In the other thread, it was so strange that a person dealing with so many issues could only give short vague responses. Most of them were really generic too and she'd just skip over all the questions asking for more detail. A lot of people also pointed out pretty major inconsistensies in her story and she hasn't addressed any of them.

I would say... who cares, but then the gofundme was linked

Probably because there is nothing to say about it. OP can't really say what was in that cop's mind and the person who asked the question sounded like dealt with it the best he could

What are the rewards for doing this? Do you get a financial compensation?