I think the banker does not.dduardo said:Does the banker know the value inside each of the briefcases ahead of time?
"The Banker's Offer: Unsolved Mystery in the US" is a book that explores the mysterious disappearance of millions of dollars from a bank in the United States. It follows the investigation into the case, the suspects, and the potential motives behind the crime.
Yes, "The Banker's Offer: Unsolved Mystery in the US" is based on a real unsolved case that occurred in the United States. However, some names and details may have been changed for the purpose of the book.
The author of "The Banker's Offer: Unsolved Mystery in the US" is an acclaimed scientist and researcher who has a background in criminology. They have studied and written about various unsolved cases in the past.
The book contains some mature themes and may not be suitable for younger readers. It is recommended for adults and mature teenagers who are interested in true crime and mystery.
The book presents various theories and possible solutions to the unsolved case, but it ultimately leaves it up to the reader to draw their own conclusions. The author presents all the available evidence and allows the reader to come to their own conclusions about the mystery.