United States, Colorado, Denver, Florence Supermax Prison (Florence ADX Supermax Prison), 7:20 p.m.
A massive box truck, black in front and white in back, came to a stop on a concrete road made from special materials. Because of its immense weight and momentum, its tires left a black streak on the road when the brakes were applied.
Four Federal Bureau of Investigation prisoner transport vehicles followed behind the truck. After the truck stopped, the lead vehicle continued forward, turned, and blocked the truck from the front.
After the smaller vehicle stopped, all four doors opened at once. Four heavily armed officers stepped out and positioned themselves on either side of the truck.
The last transport vehicle stopped behind the truck. This time, two agents in Federal Bureau of Investigation field uniforms, a scholar in a suit, and Davis in civilian staff attire stepped out.
After getting out, Davis put on his sunglasses first. Although it was already evening, the headlights from so many gathered vehicles were still glaring. William, dressed in a suit, stepped forward and shook his hand. Davis merely glanced at him without speaking.
Davis picked up the radio at his waist and began directing the armed officers and agents through the final stage of the transfer: transporting the prisoner into the prison.
Once all command and armed personnel had entered, specialized drivers drove the other smaller vehicles out of the area to prevent anyone from tampering with them beforehand and interfering with the transfer.
Only the truck and the blast-resistant barricades set up by the armed officers remained in front of the prison gates. All armed personnel took cover behind the barricades in groups of three, aiming at the truck doors.
The command personnel withdrew two hundred meters away. A fully armed officer and a supervising agent