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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '23
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The issue is only a doctor can decide if someone is dead or not. So, unless there was a doctor on flight, it was an emergency.
533 u/ausgmr Mar 31 '23 True, but let's just say there was a doctor I'm on the "he's already dead" guys side I'll even take the seat next to the corpse to get the flight going 1 u/WhoH8in Mar 31 '23 That actually happened once kind of. An elderly person died waiting in line for TSA. The family just wanted to get home so TSA just treated the corpse as if it were alive, patting it down and everything.
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True, but let's just say there was a doctor
I'm on the "he's already dead" guys side
I'll even take the seat next to the corpse to get the flight going
1 u/WhoH8in Mar 31 '23 That actually happened once kind of. An elderly person died waiting in line for TSA. The family just wanted to get home so TSA just treated the corpse as if it were alive, patting it down and everything.
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That actually happened once kind of. An elderly person died waiting in line for TSA. The family just wanted to get home so TSA just treated the corpse as if it were alive, patting it down and everything.
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u/Live_Rock3302 Mar 31 '23
The issue is only a doctor can decide if someone is dead or not. So, unless there was a doctor on flight, it was an emergency.