Glass
29th May 2017, 02:14 AM
This smells just too funny to let pass. Sorry. Numbers ahead!
Woman claims Delta Airlines held her puppy ‘hostage,’ demanded $3,000 for release
A woman in Minnesota claims Delta Airlines, one of the three largest airlines in the United States, recently held her German shepherd puppy ‘hostage,’ refusing to release the dog for 33 hours unless she agreed to pay $3,000 to Delta.
Mary Nguyen, a 25-year-old student, hired Pet Air Carrier, a private company separate from Delta Airlines, to arrange the transportation of her 62-pound dog Bunny from the United States to Guatemala, where Nguyen’s husband currently is located. Market Watch reported Nguyen paid $3,000 in fees and drove from Minnesota to Wisconsin as part of the arrangement.
Bunny arrived in Guatemala City on Wednesday night, but when Nguyen’s husband attempted to get the dog out of cargo, Delta Airlines refused to hand Bunny over. Nguyen told Market Watch Delta Airlines demanded an additional $3,000 in fees for Bunny’s release.
On Friday, a “tired and stressed” Nguyen explained that Delta Airlines said it was refusing to release the dog because the required paperwork for transporting the dog from one country to another had been accidently left in the United States.
http://postnewsd2.blogspot.in/2017/05/woman-claims-delta-airlines-held-her.html
33 hours
Bunny = 22
Delta = 42
"A hostage situation" = 1311
Mary Nguyen = 143
143 is divisible by 13 and 11 = 1311
Sixty Two = 930 = 93.
Sixty Two Pound = 63
I wonder why the animal is called Bunny. A bunny or a Hare?
$3000 dollars?
Just seems like such a nonsense BS story. A crypto message perhaps?
Woman claims Delta Airlines held her puppy ‘hostage,’ demanded $3,000 for release
A woman in Minnesota claims Delta Airlines, one of the three largest airlines in the United States, recently held her German shepherd puppy ‘hostage,’ refusing to release the dog for 33 hours unless she agreed to pay $3,000 to Delta.
Mary Nguyen, a 25-year-old student, hired Pet Air Carrier, a private company separate from Delta Airlines, to arrange the transportation of her 62-pound dog Bunny from the United States to Guatemala, where Nguyen’s husband currently is located. Market Watch reported Nguyen paid $3,000 in fees and drove from Minnesota to Wisconsin as part of the arrangement.
Bunny arrived in Guatemala City on Wednesday night, but when Nguyen’s husband attempted to get the dog out of cargo, Delta Airlines refused to hand Bunny over. Nguyen told Market Watch Delta Airlines demanded an additional $3,000 in fees for Bunny’s release.
On Friday, a “tired and stressed” Nguyen explained that Delta Airlines said it was refusing to release the dog because the required paperwork for transporting the dog from one country to another had been accidently left in the United States.
http://postnewsd2.blogspot.in/2017/05/woman-claims-delta-airlines-held-her.html
33 hours
Bunny = 22
Delta = 42
"A hostage situation" = 1311
Mary Nguyen = 143
143 is divisible by 13 and 11 = 1311
Sixty Two = 930 = 93.
Sixty Two Pound = 63
I wonder why the animal is called Bunny. A bunny or a Hare?
$3000 dollars?
Just seems like such a nonsense BS story. A crypto message perhaps?