The Last Good Samaritan
An unexpected windfall of found, unreportable cash, can it truly bring happiness? Jack Williams, a good and decent man down on his luck is about to find out. An Ex-Marine sniper, CID investigator turned Denver Police detective, wrongfully dismissed from the force, is driving over a deserted mountain pass late one night when he witnesses a speeding van missing a hairpin curve and launching out into the darkness beyond. Ever the good Samaritan, Jack stops and races down the steep rocky forested slopes of the pass to try and find the wreck and render help.
What he finds changes his life forever.
The two occupants are dead, and a check of the wrecked van reveals they were transporting neatly plastic wrapped bundles of illicit cash, one hundred and twenty million dollars in total. From maps and instructions found in the wrecked van, the now obvious cartel soldiers were delivering the cash to a cartel leader in Matamoros Mexico. His life already badly altered by his wrongful dismissal from the police force, and the subsequent divorce by his unloving wife, Jack realizes that he is the only man on earth that knows exactly where this huge sum of unreportable cash is.
Can he just keep it? Can he launder it somehow just as the cartels do?
Relocating to the Bahamas with the cash, Jack sets out to execute the laundering scheme a good friend and lawyer has set up for him. Little does Jack know that the cartel leader he has stolen from has intelligence resources Jack could never imagine, and is getting closer each day to discovering who Jack is and where he is.