Hello, Mitch. You decided to sell a boy a motorcycle. But you did not told the entire...

John Kramer: [through tape recorder] Hello, Mitch. You decided to sell a boy a motorcycle. But you did not told the entire story, have you? Six-hundred dollars for a bike that you listed in excellent condition, even though you knew the brakes were faulty you took his 600 bucks and in return delivered him to his end. He was my nephew, and he never hurt anyone. The device you see here has a unique power source. It's the same engine that graced the bike you sold my nephew. However I assure the brake lever works perfectly. Avoid the dangers around you. Hit the motorcycle brake handle and the motor will stop. Live or die, Mitch, the choice is yours.

You've admitted to selling a boy a motorcycle. But you have not told the entire story, have you? $600 for a bike that you listed in excellent condition. Even though you knew the brakes were faulty. You took his 600 bucks and, in return, you delivered him to his end. He was my nephew, and he never hurt anyone. The device you see here has a unique power source. It's the same engine that graced the bike you sold my nephew. However, I assure you, the brake lever for this one works perfectly. Look, you're right, man! Avoid the dangers around you, hit the motorcycle brake handle and the motor will stop. Live or die, Mitch. The choice is yours. Shit! No, no, no! Oh, shit. Look, I'm sorry! Stop, please! I'm sorry about your nephew! Anna, help! Get the fuck up here! I don't want to die! Stop! Stop it! Stop! Anna, you got to help me! Hurry up! Hurry, please! Please help! Hurry! Hurry! I don't want to die! I don't want to die! Mitch, pull the brake! Pull the brake!