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Simple solution: Travel around until you get your luggage inspected, copy the notification paper they place in your luggage, place copy in any luggage you surre
by mejari 11y ago
Simple solution: Travel around until you get your luggage inspected, copy the notification paper they place in your luggage, place copy in any luggage you surreptitiously open, boom: TSA did it, not you.
- jessaustin 11y agoI've never seen such a paper, but presumably it could include a date and serial number? If that doesn't match their records, TSA will know something's up.
- mejari 11y agoIt looks like this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/oR15I.jpg http://i.stack.imgur.com/oR15I.jpg I'm sure the TSA would be able to figure it out, but the goal would be to leave the person whose luggage it is without any reason to believe something is amiss or to bring it to the attention of the TSA in the first place.
- westtimothy 11y agoThey could, but none of the ones they've put in my luggage have ever had any kind of (visible) identification data.