American Airlines Employee Lifted Woman's Number From Her Bag and Texted Her Over 100 Times
Peter Rapine
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01/14/2020
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The creep even got onto her flight and told her to come sit with him.
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Ashley Barno, pictured, says an American Airlines employee took her number from her luggage tag, before following her onto a flight and bombarding her with text messages. -
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Barno says the employee, identified only as Ahmad, told her she was 'gorgeous in her gray top' and explained he got her name, phone number and address from the information on her carry-on bag. Some of the messages are pictured -
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The chilling messages go on to show how the worker then joined her on her flight from San Diego's International Airport to Chicago O'Hare in April last year, telling her: 'I am on board now. Are you going to Chicago too??'
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Ashley Barno, pictured, says an American Airlines employee took her number from her luggage tag, before following her onto a flight and bombarding her with text messages.
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