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Video surfaced recently of a seemingly possessed Spirit Airlines passenger. The video is broken into three parts with her becoming increasingly erratic and making less sense in each one.
@realkingjon Spirit at its finest…. #spiritairlines #fyp
The video opens with her shouting about freedom and how she only cares about it. She’s told that she is under arrest. She replies “that’s fine” and “I’ve been there before.”
@realkingjon Part 2…#fyp #crazy#spiritairlines #vegas
Part two, has her shouting about her nephew, her ankle hurting, and something about Arizona. She then berates the flight attendant and says “this fat bitch is a bitch.”
@realkingjon Last part before we all had to get off the plane so they could arrest her #fyp #spiritairlines #crazy
The final installment has her blowing kisses at an officer before slapping his hand as he begins to handcuff her. Other passengers tell her that she just assaulted an officer. She ends the video by telling the officer, “I don’t want to go to jail, fatso.”
Mental health issues are real and unfortunately many people go untreated. This woman clearly has issues and needs medical attention. Unfortunately, her outburst and subsequent physical altercation with the police will not bode well for her.
Anthony’s Take: It’s unclear where this incident took place. I have now flown Spirit many times and have enjoyed every flight. I have yet to encounter any passengers behaving badly whether due to alcohol, mental health, or other issues.
(Featured Image Credit: @realkingjon via TikTok.)
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