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Janitors usually aren't going to enter the bathroom and start cleaning until someone leaves as a courtesy. He was waiting a long time for Lendrum to leave, appa
by moftz 8y ago
Janitors usually aren't going to enter the bathroom and start cleaning until someone leaves as a courtesy. He was waiting a long time for Lendrum to leave, apparently much longer than a usual amount of time for someone to use the shower room. The janitor finally gets to go in and looks like no one actually used the facility, the shower floor is dry. he goes to empty the trash and there's this weird box sitting in there. I think I'd be a little curious if I was him. I don't think the janitor was sitting there keeping track of every traveler's comings and goings but he was just trying to get his job done. Although, I have a feeling that airport workers are at least a little bit trained to be on the lookout for drug/animal smuggling and human trafficking so the egg would have been a clear sign that something isn't right. I'm sure 99.999% of his job involves mundane cleaning but he's still trained just like everyone else to "say something if you see something".
- aaron695 8y agoBut do you need to have the shower running the whole time. Or just wet the floor? It's hard to know what tipped the janitor off. Would better ops be realising it's to hard to do ops in a airport so prep everything possible at home. I wouldn't have though going into a shower, but not using it, unusual. And I wouldn't think janitors go through diaper bins. In a would where you don't know how to cover every situation how do the professionals work? Perhaps the same, rely on some luck and have diplomatic immunity as backup.