What followed was a three-and-a-half-hour psychological trap engineered from a payphone hundreds of miles away:

The store's assistant manager, Donna Summers, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges for her role in obeying the caller. Her fiancé at the time, Walter Nix, followed the caller's escalating, abusive instructions explicitly. Nix was convicted of felony sexual abuse and sentenced to five years in prison. Civil Lawsuit

However, because the footage contains graphic depictions of the real-life sexual assault and psychological torture of an 18-year-old worker, the

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Walter Nix pled guilty to conspiracy to commit sexual abuse and was sentenced to five years in prison. He served his time and was subsequently released. Media Adaptations and Entertainment Impact

The hoax ended when a second employee, confused by the situation, called the real police. The caller hung up. It was later discovered that the man on the phone, 31-year-old David R. Stewart, was calling from a payphone and had previously attempted similar hoaxes at other restaurants. He was convicted on charges of criminal syndication, kidnapping, and sexual abuse, and was sentenced to five years in prison.