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  • MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:Chaos on Flight 924: threat and fatal shots

    12/08/2005 9:53:01 AM PST · by FerdieMurphy · 58 replies · 1,341+ views
    Miami Herald ^ | 12/08/2005 | A. Driscoll, L. Clark and T. Daniel
    Federal air marshals kill a passenger on an Orlando-bound American Airlines jetliner after the man claims he has a bomb in his backpack, authorities say. Rigoberto Alpizar bolted down the aisle of American Airlines Flight 924 shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday. In pursuit behind him, through the narrow passageway of the Boeing 757: his female companion -- police believe it was his wife -- yelling ''stop, stop'' in English and then in Spanish, ``He's sick, he's sick.'' The chaos ended quickly. Federal agents shot the Florida man after he claimed he had a bomb in his backpack. The incident drew...
  • Eyewitness: "I Never Heard the Word 'Bomb'"

    12/08/2005 12:21:37 PM PST · by Rennes Templar · 483 replies · 8,351+ views
    TIME.com ^ | Dec. 8, 2005 | Siobhan Morrissey
    A passenger on Flight 924 gives his account of the shooting and says Rigoberto Alpizar never claimed to have a bomb By SIOBHAN MORRISSEY/MIAMI At least one passenger aboard American Airlines Flight 924 maintains the federal air marshals were a little too quick on the draw when they shot and killed Rigoberto Alpizar as he frantically attempted to run off the airplane shortly before take-off. "I don't think they needed to use deadly force with the guy," says John McAlhany, a 44-year-old construction worker from Sebastian, Fla. "He was getting off the plane." McAlhany also maintains that Alpizar never mentioned...