Then, just as Devon appeared to be gaining the upper hand, the suspect allegedly revealed a secondary cell phone and placed a call. Within 90 seconds, a man in a suit (identified only as "Counselor") arrived at the hotel room door and issued a cease-and-desist verbally.
The most popular theory on forums like Kiwi Farms and LSA is that "John" was an undercover federal agent running a counter-intelligence operation. Proponents point out that a real predator would not have a lawyer on standby 90 seconds away. They suggest the massage ad was a honey pot set up by a three-letter agency to test Devon Green’s surveillance capabilities. pervsonpatrol+devon+green+mystery+massage
The team fought bravely, but they were outnumbered. Just when all seemed lost, Aria, as The Green Phantom, appeared out of nowhere, using her massage skills to disable the businessman's henchmen. The Person Patrol team took advantage of the distraction and managed to apprehend the culprit. Then, just as Devon appeared to be gaining
) is blindfolded or otherwise unaware of who is providing a massage as part of a staged setup. Proponents point out that a real predator would
: The scene features a significant amount of dialogue and "setup" before transitioning into the main action, which serves viewers who enjoy a narrative buildup.