TSA Spills Ashes Of Passenger's Grandfather On...

TSA Spills Ashes Of Passenger's Grandfather On Airport Floor (VIDEO)

...This is an insane thing to happen , especially to a deceased loved one's remains.

...Against the TSA guidlines and rules, this one agent took it upon herself to open the urn that was marked "human remains, against TSA policy.

...John Gross was heading home to Indianapolis from Florida through Orlando International Airport. He had with him a small, sealed jar marked "human remains."

...Mr Grossasked agents to be careful, but one opened the jar and allegedly. began sifting through its contents before spilling most of them on the floor.

"She didn't apologize. She started laughing. I was on my hands and knees picking up bone fragments. I couldn't pick up all, everything that was lost.

...If it was me, I would have started to punch that obnoxious person t a pulp!"

Comments: 16

Cynthia C. Jun 27, 2012, 7:56am UTC

Thank you for sharing with Sadies Points

Ed Da Head Toker Jul 2, 2012, 2:07am UTC

Your very welcome.
And I want to thank you for posting a comment on my post.
I really do appreciate that.

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ʚϊɞ Carol ʚϊɞ Jun 27, 2012, 10:49am UTC

I was appalled when I heard this on the news.

Ed Da Head Toker Jul 2, 2012, 2:09am UTC

what nerve to even laugh at what happened!!

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Mzzz Sweets - Sandy (Why do I have to add a last name?) Jun 27, 2012, 6:42pm UTC

Wow, the person laughed. I so hope they contacted that person employer and complained.

Ed Da Head Toker Jul 2, 2012, 2:49am UTC

the TSA wont do a thing.
you can be groped, and sexually assaulted, they don't care.
One lady was forced to remove her catheter and bag.
an elderly man, the TSA removed his colostomy bag and then needed emergency surgery because of their actions.
every one of those jerks still has a job.

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Larry J. Jun 27, 2012, 6:44pm UTC

How hideous! It is time this agency was overhauled and taught how to apply some common sense, as well as respect people, especially when they are grieving. I would be in prison for homicide, b/c no amount of them would have been able to pull me off that sorry excuse for an agent until she wasn't breathing. I know that is not the Christian way, but one has to draw the line & stand up to government idiocy somewhere.

Ed Da Head Toker Jul 2, 2012, 2:53am UTC

Larry, IF that would have been me, her family would be experiencing her loss.
I have "lost it" 3 times after I left the US Army.
all 3 times I was target by some punk for a crime.
the grand jury hearings called it "justifiable defense"

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