Without lingering at the airport, Carlos Scott quickly contacted the US military stationed in Singapore.
A group of more than a hundred people left Singapore at 3 a.m. aboard a US military warship.
The US military escorting this hundred people was already an exception. If it weren't for the joint efforts of the US Department of State and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation to explain the situation, the US military wouldn't have done this.
After leaving Singapore, the warship dropped off a small boat on the sea 100 nautical miles away from Singapore, sending them to a nearby small island.
Carlos and his group of more than a hundred people would wait on the island for a large ship sent from the Las Vegas side from the Mangala Islands to bring them to the Mangala Islands and take a late-night flight back to the United States.
At five o'clock in the morning, a ship coming from the direction of the Mangala Islands picked up the more than a hundred people.
