A Texas man who allegedly used a snapshot of a passenger’s boarding pass to sneak onto a Delta Airlines flight in Salt Lake City was arrested when the plane was filled with passengers, according to federal prosecutors. This is because there was no such thing.
Wycliff Eve Fulllizard of George, Texas, He now faces a felony charge of stowaway on an aircraft, according to a police affidavit filed in U.S. District Court.
Surveillance footage from the Salt Lake City Airport Authority showed Furlizard chatting with a male passenger next to her as the group was called to board a flight to Austin on March 17.
When the man stands up and unfolds his folded pass, he sees Fleurizal taking out his smartphone and taking a photo. I then shook the man’s hand and got in line to board the plane.
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Wycliffe Eve Fleurizar, pictured wearing a green sweater, is accused of sneaking onto a plane by taking a photo of another passenger’s boarding pass. Authorities say he was arrested because the plane was full and there was no place to sit. (SLC Airport Authority/Local News X/TMX)
A Texas man was seen on video allegedly taking photos of several other passengers’ cell phones and passes at Gate A2 at Salt Lake City International Airport when they weren’t looking, according to an affidavit. It is said that
After boarding the ship, Full Lizard opened the door to the emergency equipment storage space. The flight attendant thought the man was confused and helped him to a restroom at the front of the plane, according to her affidavit.
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Fleurizal was seen shaking hands with a passenger who allegedly kept his boarding pass photo secret. He was seen taking photos of several passengers’ passes, according to a police affidavit. (SLC Airport Authority/Local News X/TMX)
Fleurizal spent “a significant amount of time” in the bathroom and left the door unlocked. He then moved to a restroom in the back of the plane while other passengers continued working inside the plane, the documents said.
He told the flight attendant that he had been assigned a seat on the 21st floor as the plane started down the runway, but there was already someone else in that seat, a girl traveling alone.
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After chatting with a male passenger, Furlizard is said to have stolen a photo of his boarding pass when he wasn’t looking. The Texas man had a buddy pass to fly back to Texas on Southwest Airlines, but he became impatient because the two flights he tried to board were full, he said. (SLC Airport Authority/Local News X/TMX)
The flight attendant determined that the girl was a ticketed passenger and that Fleurizal’s name was not on the records for “for that matter, any other Delta flight,” the document said.
The plane was forced to return to the gate, and Salt Lake City police were standing by to arrest Full Lizard.
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A friend gave Fleurizal a Southwest Airlines buddy pass, but the flight the previous day and a second flight on March 17 were full, according to the affidavit. He had changed his flight reservations for the same day.
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Furlizard said he was visiting Utah for a snowboarding trip and was rushing to meet family who were visiting from Florida at their home in Texas.
“Mr. Furlizard admitted he made a mistake and was simply trying to get home,” a Salt Lake City Police Department officer said in an affidavit.
