At dusk, a large group of people suddenly appeared at the entrance of the Sam Country Embassy. Some were holding banners with words like "Return My Innocence." A woman with a sorrowful expression, wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses, covering most of her face as if afraid of being recognized, was holding a sign that read "Return My Innocence, Demand an Explanation" or similar.
The sudden appearance of the crowd attracted many onlookers. Some shouted phrases like "Come Out," banging on the embassy's big iron gate. Armed guards rushed out but were deterred by the sight of nearly a hundred angry people, choosing to stand their ground behind the gate.
Soon, several vehicles rushed over, and people jumped off carrying cameras and microphones — clearly journalists attracted by the commotion. These people eagerly squeezed into the crowd, but the crowd, intentionally or unintentionally, blocked them from getting to the front.
