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Airline ticket agent saves two minors from stranger’s scam after they show up with suspicious tickets - Kiwi Report

Airline ticket agent saves two minors from stranger’s scam after they show up with suspicious tickets


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Many young women dream of flying off to New York City – fashion capital of the world – to become a model. While getting offered an opportunity to take an all-expenses paid trip to the Big Apple in order to do a few modeling gigs and maybe even appear in some music videos may seem like an intriguing offer, it may just be too good to be true. This was definitely the case for two girls from Sacramento, California.
When a couple of teenage girls approached an American Airlines agent at the Sacramento Airport, excited to board their flight to New York City, the employee knew that something was just not right. Not only were they traveling without a chaperone, they also had first-class, one-way tickets. Thanks to the agent’s wise intuition and quick-thinking, she stopped the young girls from heading into what was likely an incredibly dangerous and terrifying trap.
Today, the American Airlines agent is hailed a hero for her dedicated service and life-saving attentiveness.
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It all began one summer day in August, 2017. California’s Sacramento International Airport was flooding with travelers rushing off to their destinations. However, when Denise Miracle, an agent for American Airlines, saw two teenage girls approach her station in the airport, she knew something seemed off.

When she discovered that these two minors were alone, without any parent or guardian in sight, she stopped what she was doing and began asking the girls about their itineraries. It was then that her suspicion began to grow even more.

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