As much as I won't want to agree, I think this is probably likely. Its drugs or human trafficking of some sort.
As much as I won't want to agree, I think this is probably likely. Its drugs or human trafficking of some sort.
I have a feeling this is a group of friends that decided on doing this like 20 years ago or something. Still, it's kind of funny that someone is stealing, fixing, then returning your airplane. He must have done a good or something at some point that stuck with someone.
Reading it more.. Actually, this is probably some cartel thing. They are probably "borrowing it" for moving drugs or people or something. That or it really is just a short older Asian woman taking it for a joyride and has not yet been caught.
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>While Jason Hong was celebrating his 75th birthday, he suddenly found himself thinking about his 1958 Cessna Skyhawk, a white and red single-engine beauty with colorful stripes that he calls his “old treasure.” He doesn’t fly it much anymore, but given the occasion he resolved to visit his plane as soon as he could to “say hi,” like a lifelong friend you see around holidays and special occasions. Hong headed to Corona Municipal Airport after church on July 27, but when he got there, the plane was not where he’d left it. Hong was dumbfounded.
I have a feeling this is a group of friends that decided on doing this like 20 years ago or something.
Still, it's kind of funny that someone is stealing, fixing, then returning your airplane.
He must have done a good or something at some point that stuck with someone.
Reading it more.. Actually, this is probably some cartel thing. They are probably "borrowing it" for moving drugs or people or something. That or it really is just a short older Asian woman taking it for a joyride and has not yet been caught.
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>>While Jason Hong was celebrating his 75th birthday, he suddenly found himself thinking about his 1958 Cessna Skyhawk, a white and red single-engine beauty with colorful stripes that he calls his “old treasure.”
He doesn’t fly it much anymore, but given the occasion he resolved to visit his plane as soon as he could to “say hi,” like a lifelong friend you see around holidays and special occasions.
Hong headed to Corona Municipal Airport after church on July 27, but when he got there, the plane was not where he’d left it. Hong was dumbfounded.
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