A Visit to Rome

"How could those simple-minded FBI agents have opened my safe and discovered the antidote?" Dr. Littlestein said to his assistant.

"Maybe they have help from an insider," she replied.

"Perhaps," he replied. "At any rate, I've come up with a better idea but we've got to visit a dear old friend of mine."

Dr. Littlestein and his assistant got into their private jet and headed to the Vatican. They drove to a little church called San Giovanni in Laterano, and stepped inside the ornately decorated church that is believed to house the altar first used by Christ at the Last Supper. He and his assistant sat down in a pew and shortly thereafter, they were greeted rudely by a large, burly man with dark hair named Yamin.

"I thought we had an agreement." Yamin whispered.

"We did," said Littlestein.

"I told you if I ever found you in my territory again, I’d kill you," Yamin seethed through gritted teeth.

"You're obviously interested in what I've got to say, or you would've done that already. I’ve come to propose a business transaction," said Littlestein smugly.

"You've got 10 seconds."

Yamin smiled and suddenly Dr. Littlestein realized they weren't alone in the church. The people who seemed to be looking at the beautiful ornate artwork were armed and definitely employed by Yamin. Littlestein had prepared for this possibility and with the nod of his head, his men rushed through the doors, but not before Yamin could grab the box from Littlestein's hands. Shots were fired from both sides, and one of the bullets clipped Yamin's arm, forcing him to drop the box. He tried to go back for it, but the police had entered the building. Thankfully, the box was recovered by the local police who also got a statement from an eyewitness who had seen the meeting between Littlestein and his friend, but now you are left with the results of the crime scene. Why was Littlestein here? What does Yamin have to do with this? What was the purpose of the meeting? What is in this box and can you get inside it?