My name is Kyle, my husband fell from a building and died, and was transported from Berlin to New York with a coffin and a 6-year-old daughter.
Boarded an E-474 jet, slept for two hours, and woke up to find my 6-year-old daughter was missing.
The flight attendant contacted the ground to learn that my daughter fell with her husband and was not on the plane at all. And there is no boarding record for my daughter, and the passengers didn't notice that I took my daughter on the plane.
I'm an aircraft engine engineer, anxious to have the captain routinely check all the cabinets and equipment bays, and suspect that a pair of Arabs I met yesterday kidnapped my daughter on the plane.
The air police handcuffed me, and the psychiatrist came over and volunteered to treat me, saying that my sadness and depression had produced hallucinations.
I looked at the heart shape I drew with my fingers on the window glass. It was drawn by my daughter. So I pretended to go to the bathroom, opened the hatch at the top of the bathroom, and modified the wiring of the electronic equipment, so that the plane mistakenly thought it was depressurized and dropped the oxygen mask and turned off the lights. I ran to the cargo compartment and opened the coffin to check it out.
The air police found out and took me back to my seat.
The plane was forced to land in Finland because some passengers were emotionally unstable.
After the plane landed, the captain said angrily that the money had been transferred to my account.
Only then did I realize that the air policeman I had always trusted had done tricks to make the captain and the police on the ground think I was a terrorist.
I asked the air police to return to the plane immediately, and the air police threatened my daughter's life not to speak about it.
In this way, I, the air police officer, and one of his accomplice flight attendants stayed in the plane. I found the bomb that was threatened by my sleeping daughter and the air police officer, and successfully rescued my daughter by using my knowledge of the plane's structure.
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