This is a summary of the transcript:
- The speaker tells three stories of people who had close encounters with dangerous individuals.
- The first story is about Aymeric, who lived in a shared apartment with a group of heavy metal fans. One of them, Adam, had a religious psychosis and stabbed another roommate, Andrew, to death. Aymeric was saved by his boss who called him to work an hour earlier that day.
- The second story is about Jane, who befriended a homeless man named Wendell who sang opera. She later found out that he was not a real forest ranger who came to her house to ask for permission to cut down a tree, but an escaped murderer who stalked her and followed her to her brother's house. He tried to break in and claimed that Jane was his girlfriend, but was arrested by the police.
- The third story is about Thomas, who lived in an isolated house near a forest and a prison. He let in a fake forest ranger who asked him to sign some papers, but later realized that he was an inmate who had escaped and had stolen one of his keys. He sneaked into his house when he was away and wore his clothes. He was caught by the police when Thomas and his friend went to the town hall to investigate the tree felling affair.
- The speaker concludes by saying that he hopes the listeners liked the stories and that he is going to take a nap.
Fact 1: The narrator dropped a pen on a t-shirt just before shooting a video.
Fact 2: The narrator expresses frustration with some people who are fed up with a certain situation.
Fact 3: The narrator understands the frustration of the people who are fed up with the situation.
Fact 4: The narrator explains that if people are there to tell their story, it is because it went rather well.
Fact 5: The narrator mentions that if the situation went well, it is because the person who was threatening to be released was actually released without being caught.
Fact 6: The narrator mentions details that will be revealed in the stories that are told.
Fact 7: The narrator introduces a story of Aymeric, who was living in his car due to being kicked out of his guardian's house after graduating.
Fact 8: Aymeric met a group of heavy metal fans and moved in with them.
Fact 9: Aymeric got closer to two brothers, Andrew and 7, who believe in occultism.
Fact 10: Andrew and 7 are close to another group of brothers who have known each other since school.
Fact 11: The younger brother, Marc, is polite and always cleans up after himself.
Fact 12: The younger brother, Adam, has psychological problems and has been linked to taking a bad drug.
Fact 13: Adam developed a religious psychosis and went to prison for hitting a woman with a bible.
Fact 14: Aymeric was sleeping when his phone rang, it was his boss asking him to come to work an hour earlier.
Fact 15: Aymeric left to work, and later, the police called him to discuss an incident in his apartment.
Fact 16: Adam had stabbed and killed Andrew, and the police arrested Adam.
Fact 17: A notebook was found in which Adam had written that he intended to kill all the co-tenants of the apartment.
Fact 18: The narrator introduces a second story about Jane and Wendell.
Fact 19: Jane is a university student and gives a coin to Wendell, a homeless person who sings opera.
Fact 20: Jane disagrees with her professor about befriending homeless people, but continues to give money to Wendell.
Fact 21: Wendell becomes distant and bitter, but Jane continues to give him money.
Fact 22: Jane realizes that Wendell has been giving her small gifts and decides to distance herself from him.
Fact 23: Jane's classes become virtual and she decides to live with her parents in her hometown.
Fact 24: Jane receives a call from a friend who was in her hometown and saw Wendell asking questions about Jane.
Fact 25: Wendell was recognized by Jane's friend and Jane realizes that Wendell knew who her friend was.
Fact 26: Jane returns to her university but ignores Wendell.
Fact 27: Jane's brother tells her that someone was at the door asking for her.
Fact 28: Jane's brother tells her that the person at the door was actually Wendell, who was there for her.
Fact 29: Jane calls the police, who arrest Wendell.
Fact 30: The narrator introduces the last story by Thomas.
Fact 31: Thomas lives in the countryside and has his house isolated by a forest.
Fact 32: A forest ranger comes to Thomas's house to get him to sign a paper authorizing him to cut down a tree.
Fact 33: Thomas's friend, who is staying with him, hears footsteps in the garden and sees a shadow.
Fact 34: Thomas realizes that the footsteps and shadow could be from the forest ranger who came to his house two months ago.
Fact 35: Thomas goes to the town hall to discuss the tree felling affair.
Fact 36: The village forest guard is the man who came to Thomas's doorbell.
Fact 37: Thomas calls the police to report the incident.