Babushka Lady
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Copper Falling Body
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The Mysterious Case Of Elisa Lam
For any of us that have flown in an airplane, we know that air travel is
one of the biggest headaches known to man. In addition to the
extraordinarily high ticket prices, most of us also have to pay a
luggage fee, along with convenient upgrades, plus the overpriced airport
food. And if you want to check a bag, you’re confined to numerous rules
and restrictions to what you can and can’t bring. Of course, with all
of the recent terrorist attacks and September 11th, many are skittish
about the intentions of other passengers, so the Transportation Security
Administration was created in 2001 in order to help secure the airways
and ports in the United States. But despite the presence of the TSA,
people will still try to smuggle in odd things that are not limited to,
but including drugs, animals, bugs, plants, and more.
For example, a
woman was stopped in an airport in Melbourne when it was noticed that
she was making strange and watery noises. Security then gave her a more
detailed pat down and discovered that she have over 51 different kinds
of exotic and tropical fish under her clothes in 15 little bags, stored
in pockets. If that wasn’t bizarre enough, a total of eighteen severed
heads were discovered in shipment at O’Hare in Chicago, which of course
made the media go crazy with the headlines. It was later discovered that
the heads were in the process of a legitimate shipment between medical
facilities in Rome and Chicago. Talk about people losing their head over
something that ended up being legitimate!
While you’re on vacation,
of course there is always that one souvenir that you can’t resist
bringing home with you. One traveler was out scuba diving and discovered
a coral-covered cannonball in the midst of an 18th century shipwreck.
Even though the traveler’s intentions were purely innocent, the airport
had to shut down and be evacuated, since cannonballs are considered to
be explosives.
Then of course people just have to fly with their
animals and plants. One man was discovered to have brought 30 dead
snakes that were venomous, from his trip to South Korea. Was he trying
to bring home a souvenir? Or needed supplies to create a deadly poison?
Then a woman was discovered to have packed a (sedated) 2 month old tiger
cub in her suitcase. She was arrested and the cub was taken to a
sanctuary for tigers. Speaking of animals, a man was also stopped in Los
Angeles after an exotic bird flew from his suitcase. He also had 50
rare orchids as well as hid two monkeys in his pants.
And of course,
people will try to smuggle drugs in. One guy actually had a real broken
legs and managed to create a cast made from eleven pounds of cocaine. He
might have been able to have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for the
additional cocaine that was found in his bag.
Featuring: Dead Snakes 18 Severed Heads Cannonball Wheel of Pain 200 Tarantulas Tiger cub Cocaine cast Monkeys in man’s underwear Lipstick Stun Gun 51 Tropical fish
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