Police begin questioning the young man who identifies himself as Kelly. He claims he works installing alarm systems and says he received a check through the mail. According to him, a friend offered him the chance to make some quick money by cashing it. But as officers ask simple questions like the company name or the address of the house, Kelly struggles to give clear answers, raising immediate suspicion. >> Um no, we called what we thought was the account holder and the account phone number had been changed today at another location. And checks were being checks were being brought into different banks from South South Carolina? South Carolina, right? >> Yeah, um Augusta Road in South Carolina, our TD Bank up there. There was two what two more down here. >> here. >> Um cuz pretty much what we do is we get notes like we have a system that we could see if any fraud comes in and we can put it out on our system for each account. So, the phone numbers were changed today. The the accounts were changed today. The guy, which oddly enough was able to answer some of the questions on the on the profile, but when we asked him about his email, he didn't know it. Now, there was no email on the account. He was like, "I don't know which one I use." But there was nothing on the account. Um the guy the customer's in Brooklyn, but we can't find the actual number for the customer.