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To: twigs
From the NYPost:

http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/egyptian_students_vanish_in_big_apple_regionalnews_dan_mangan.htm


"Montana State University Provost David Dooley said 17 Mansoura University students signed up for a 32-day cultural-exchange program to intensively study English, learn about Montana history and go on several field trips.

They arrived at JFK on a flight from Egypt on July 29, but only one managed to clear immigration in time to make a connecting flight, Dooley said.

By July 31, five others had arrived in Bozeman, but the rest were unaccounted for."

This is fishy in the extreme: We have only one dupe of a provost regarding the immigration "delays." I think a little investigation will show this story is bunk.
79 posted on 08/08/2006 11:49:16 AM PDT by mojito
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To: mojito
They arrived at JFK on a flight from Egypt on July 29, but only one managed to clear immigration in time to make a connecting flight, Dooley said.

A less devious explanation is that after missing the connecting flight, they decided to rent a couple of cars and drive from NYC to Montana to see and experience our beautiful Country. Of course if that was the case, then FBI would have uncovered some evidence that 11 Muzzies rented some cars from one of the many rent-a-car places in the JFK vicinity on July 29th - 30th. Since that hasn't happened, we have to assume that they left the JFK area by taxi or train with no intent of traveling on to Montana.

BTW, seems to me that JFK Airport must have dozens if not 100's of security cameras capable of recording the movements of a person from the arrival gate to curbside departure.

117 posted on 08/08/2006 12:03:19 PM PDT by Labyrinthos
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