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Blue_Tires

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4. Rightly or wrongly, maybe he was just assumed to be dead

Reply to Jesus Malverde (Original post)

Fri Nov 15, 2013, 03:34 PM

Nov 2013

and to be fair, there was the expected amount of confused chaos once people scattered (many of them fled outside to the ramp which by itself could have made the tragedy even worse)...

And of course there was the inevitable witness accounts of 50 'suspicious' people being seen in every part of the airport from the farthest parking lot to the controller tower....

But yeah, I'm pretty sure a suit is coming for the lack of coordination...Sadly, the TSA's budget will probably double next year, just so these uncoordinated events won't happen anymore

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