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How durable is the decal. does it appear to be easy to tear?
Nonetheless, Boeing verified this placard described the use of the emergency airstair release behind the two-hole door/panel.
QuoteNonetheless, Boeing verified this placard described the use of the emergency airstair release behind the two-hole door/panel.Did they specifically say this and was this in a email?
The money showed up with a seal on it. that tells me it had enough room to put the seal on the bag making it tamper proof. Cooper was upset about the knapsack. you are implying he never said a word about it not being big enough. that's a double " no funny stuff" thingy. then they gave him a dummy chute that he allowed and had no problem with the D rings missing. that's a shit load of no funny stuff...
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginThe money showed up with a seal on it. that tells me it had enough room to put the seal on the bag making it tamper proof. Cooper was upset about the knapsack. you are implying he never said a word about it not being big enough. that's a double " no funny stuff" thingy. then they gave him a dummy chute that he allowed and had no problem with the D rings missing. that's a shit load of no funny stuff...Thats interesting if true...The bank bag had a seal on it? Passenger Jack Almstad told me he saw bundles of twenties sticking out of the top when Tina carried it past him in the aisle.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginThe money showed up with a seal on it. that tells me it had enough room to put the seal on the bag making it tamper proof. Cooper was upset about the knapsack. you are implying he never said a word about it not being big enough. that's a double " no funny stuff" thingy. then they gave him a dummy chute that he allowed and had no problem with the D rings missing. that's a shit load of no funny stuff...The bank bag had a seal on it? Passenger Jack Almstad told me he saw bundles of twenties sticking out of the top when Tina carried it past him in the aisle.
It's a safeguard to insure the bag is not tampered with in transit from one location to another. the same is done when collecting evidence into a bag it's sealed shut at the top.
I don't think there is any. Carr posted a picture on the DZ of what it looked like. it does show the difference in investigating prior to what they do today...if they do have one the odds are it will be redacted in the file.