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Thu, Feb 06, 2003

Lost and Found: Cocaine

Somebody Has Found It

If you're the person who has misplaced about ten kilograms of cocaine, you should call the American Airlines maintenance center in Tulsa (OK), to claim your cargo.

It seems that, on Tuesday, as the plane in question (you know which one it was) was getting the once-over, packages of coke were found, crammed into small spaces behind insulation, in the cargo hold. American says it realizes that you must have simply misplaced the packages, and is holding them for you.

Just to make sure it's your coke and not someone else's, American offers these details: the plane was based at JFK, and has traveled to South America and Jamaica. If it's yours, you'll have to give some more details to pick it up. You may also make contact to claim your cocaine through the "Contact Us" button at the website below.
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