What happens next?

How to deal with being framed in a foreign country
Contact your nearest embassy.
If you are stopped or arrested while traveling in a foreign country the first thing you should do is contact your embassy. If you are traveling in a foreign country that has ongoing diplomatic ties with your home country, there should be one or more embassies in the country where you are traveling.

Possible answers: (A). If you live in a country in which you live, then you are likely to be detained on international communication (standard) if you are a citizen. You can contact the embassy in this country to form a relationship with the us embassy.; (B). Make a note of where you have grown up, and how you returned home. Try to contact your embassy in a diplomatic country within 9 months of your departure.; (C). The embassy is usually in the capital city. In some cases, there may be embassies in other large cities around the country as well.; (D). These embasses usually can be used to further your communication and will be able to guide you through these embassies. Also, you will make sure the embassy has time to respond to any questions you have.;
(C).