> He was an unaccompanied minor Doesn't say that in the article, and he had a state-issued ID. Now, perhaps he had one just for this, but I could believe the k

> He was an unaccompanied minor Doesn't say that in the article, and he had a state-issued ID. Now, perhaps he had one just for this, but I could believe the kid is 15 years old, which means he isn't an "unaccompanied minor" in airline terms. And if it was a driver's license (as reported in other outlets, but I'm pretty sure that they didn't fact-check that detail), he'd have to be 16 to have one. Do you have another source for this? I'd love to be wrong.