Le Poinconneur des Lilas

Ilan left a voice note.
He told me about a ticket puncher at Lilas station who makes holes, little holes, still more holes. Holes for the second class. Holes for the first class. But that's not the strange part of the story.
This man, the ticket puncher, has a secret he's never told anyone. A gang of thieves once robbed a bank in 1978, the day Jacques Brel died, and hid the money in a lavatory in Lilas station.
The ticket puncher knows which lav it is and when the time is right, he's going to find that money and take the next train out of there - punching his own ticket to freedom. THE END    

The picture and story was inspired by Serge Gainsbourg's song Le Poinconneur des Lilas.