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Officials may charge man who
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By David Koenig
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DALLAS— A stowaway
shipped himself from New York
to Dallas and startled his par
ents and a deliveryman by
crashing out of a cargo crate,
leaving federal officials scram
bling to figure out how he elud
ed airport security.
Charles D. McKinley, 25, a
shipping clerk from New York,
was arrested Saturday on unre
lated warrants after an
overnight odyssey to his par
ents’ home near Dallas while
packed in a crate said to con
tain a computer, monitor and
clothes.
Federal officials are consid
ering whether to file new
charges against the man. A fed
eral stowaway law makes it ille
gal to board or hide on a plane
or ship without the owner or
pilot's knowledge.
McKinley told police he
took a passenger flight from
New York to Kentucky, where a
friend who is a pilot for United
Parcel Service helped him ship
himself air freight to Dallas.
Authorities, however,
believe that McKinley, with
help from at least one co
worker at the warehouse
where he works, loaded him
self in a box measuring 42 by
36 by 15 inches and followed a
roundabout path to Texas.
The box was trucked from
Kennedy Airport to Newark,
N.J. From there, said FBI
spokeswoman Lori Bailey, the
stowaway flew on Kitty Hawk
Cargo to Niagra Falls, N.Y.,
Fort Wayne, Ind., and finally
on to Dallas.
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When the crate got to Dallas-
Fort Worth International Airport
on Saturday morning, it was
picked up by Billy Ray Thomas,
a driver for Pilot Air Freight’s
Grapevine office. He delivered it
to McKinley’s parents’ house in
the Dallas suburb of DeSoto.
Thomas went to unload the
350-pound crate from his truck,
and saw a pair of eyes inside the
box. and believed there was a
dead body inside.
The 5-foot-8, 170-pound
McKinley then broke open the
box and crawled out, police
said. The deliveryman, shaken
by the turn of events, went to a
nearby shopping center and
called police.
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By Chelsea J. Carter
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SANTA ANA, Calif. — An 8-month-old girl
was identified by investigators Tuesday as one of
the alleged victims of a couple charged with
videotaping and photographing acts of child
molestation.
It was not clear whether investigators identified
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tim,” he said.
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Hwang, 32, and Sikat, 23, were arrested Sept. 3
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mous tip. The tapes were discovered in a I;
trunk, authorities said.
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counts each of using a minor for sex acts.
was charged w ith 21 counts of lewd acts if
child. Sikat faces four counts of that cte
according to court records.
They have pleaded innocent. Hwang-
jailed without bail and Sikat was released:
posting bond.
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attorney. Marc X. Carlos, were not immedia-
returned.
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date less than a dozen tapes.
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through. Some tapes are two hours long, and
have to document all the acts,” he said. “1
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girls on the tape, including a 4-year-old girl
Orange County.
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