A passenger on an American Airlines flight from Savannah to Miami, Delange Augustin, 31, caused a major disruption when he claimed a demonic spirit had invaded the cabin. Initially thought to be experiencing a seizure, he alarmed flight attendants by swallowing rosary beads and violently kicking an attendant. The pilots quickly decided to return to Savannah after recognizing the incident wasn't medical but a matter of safety. The F.B.I. later noted that Augustin's actions seemed purposeful, raising questions about mental health and dangerous belief systems.
Passenger Delange Augustin, 31, caused chaos aboard an American Airlines flight, attempting to rid himself of what he believed was a demonic spirit by swallowing rosary beads.
Flight attendants initially thought Augustin was having a seizure, but soon realized he was fighting a demonic presence, escalating to aggressive violence when he kicked an attendant.
The chaotic episode led to the flight being turned around shortly after takeoff, showcasing the need for prompt response in managing onboard disturbances that can escalate dangerously.
F.B.I. agent Savannah Solomon noted that Augustin's actions appeared intentional, highlighting the complexities of mental health issues and belief systems impacting public safety.
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