Agitated man who died on flight had swallowed packs of cocaine, police say

A spokesman for Ireland's national police, An Garda Siochana, confirmed that a pathology report had found that John Kennedy Santos Gurjao, 25, had ingested packages of white powder before he died on the Aer Lingus flight from Lisbon to Dublin on Sunday.

One of the packages had burst inside the passenger, making him ill, the pathologist found.

Authorities were awaiting the results of toxicology tests on the powder the man ingested, but were confident it was cocaine, the spokesman said.



https://crafterdepot.com/crafter-depot-groups/download-album-knoll-interstice-zip-mp3/
https://crafterdepot.com/crafter-depot-groups/download-zip-mp3-dj-spoony-garage-classical-full-album-download/
https://crafterdepot.com/crafter-depot-groups/download-zip-mp3-leebido-young-demian-life-ep-full-album-download/


Irish media, citing the pathologist, reported that Santos Gurjao swallowed about 800 grams (1.8 pounds) of cocaine in 80 wrapped pellets -- with a street value of about 56,000 euros ($64,000).

Irish authorities were in touch with Brazilian officials to inform Santos Gurjao's family of his death, the Garda spokesman said.

He was pronounced dead at Cork airport shortly after arriving there Sunday evening, police said. The flight had been diverted to Cork after Santos Gurjao became distressed.

A 44-year-old Portuguese woman who was also on board the flight has been released without charge, the Garda spokesman said.

The woman was arrested in Cork after police found 1.8 kilograms (4 pounds) of a white powder in her luggage.

Police initially believed the substance to be amphetamine, but tests revealed it was a harmless substance.

Drug traffickers are occasionally known to use decoys carrying benign substances to divert attention from drug mules.

January: Police stop suicide attempt on JetBlue flight

He was pronounced dead at Cork airport shortly after arriving there Sunday evening, police said. The flight had been diverted to Cork after Santos Gurjao became distressed. Drug traffickers are occasionally known to use decoys carrying benign substances to divert attention from drug mules. A spokesman for Ireland's national police, An Garda Siochana, confirmed that a pathology report had found that John Kennedy Santos Gurjao, 25, had ingested packages of white powder before he died on the Aer Lingus flight from Lisbon to Dublin on Sunday. The woman was arrested in Cork after police found 1.8 kilograms (4 pounds) of a white powder in her luggage. He was pronounced dead at Cork airport shortly after arriving there Sunday evening, police said. The flight had been diverted to Cork after Santos Gurjao became distressed. A spokesman for Ireland's national police, An Garda Siochana, confirmed that a pathology report had found that John Kennedy Santos Gurjao, 25, had ingested packages of white powder before he died on the Aer Lingus flight from Lisbon to Dublin on Sunday. Authorities were awaiting the results of toxicology tests on the powder the man ingested, but were confident it was cocaine, the spokesman said. He was pronounced dead at Cork airport shortly after arriving there Sunday evening, police said. The flight had been diverted to Cork after Santos Gurjao became distressed. A spokesman for Ireland's national police, An Garda Siochana, confirmed that a pathology report had found that John Kennedy Santos Gurjao, 25, had ingested packages of white powder before he died on the Aer Lingus flight from Lisbon to Dublin on Sunday. January: Police stop suicide attempt on JetBlue flight One of the packages had burst inside the passenger, making him ill, the pathologist found. One of the packages had burst inside the passenger, making him ill, the pathologist found. Irish media, citing the pathologist, reported that Santos Gurjao swallowed about 800 grams (1.8 pounds) of cocaine in 80 wrapped pellets -- with a street value of about 56,000 euros ($64,000). A spokesman for Ireland's national police, An Garda Siochana, confirmed that a pathology report had found that John Kennedy Santos Gurjao, 25, had ingested packages of white powder before he died on the Aer Lingus flight from Lisbon to Dublin on Sunday. Irish media, citing the pathologist, reported that Santos Gurjao swallowed about 800 grams (1.8 pounds) of cocaine in 80 wrapped pellets -- with a street value of about 56,000 euros ($64,000). Police initially believed the substance to be amphetamine, but tests revealed it was a harmless substance. He was pronounced dead at Cork airport shortly after arriving there Sunday evening, police said. The flight had been diverted to Cork after Santos Gurjao became distressed. The woman was arrested in Cork after police found 1.8 kilograms (4 pounds) of a white powder in her luggage. The woman was arrested in Cork after police found 1.8 kilograms (4 pounds) of a white powder in her luggage. A 44-year-old Portuguese woman who was also on board the flight has been released without charge, the Garda spokesman said. He was pronounced dead at Cork airport shortly after arriving there Sunday evening, police said. The flight had been diverted to Cork after Santos Gurjao became distressed. Police initially believed the substance to be amphetamine, but tests revealed it was a harmless substance. Police initially believed the substance to be amphetamine, but tests revealed it was a harmless substance. Drug traffickers are occasionally known to use decoys carrying benign substances to divert attention from drug mules. A 44-year-old Portuguese woman who was also on board the flight has been released without charge, the Garda spokesman said. A 44-year-old Portuguese woman who was also on board the flight has been released without charge, the Garda spokesman said.

#newsupdatenow