> since there's no proof of his story, his story sits in doubt. Right? Not for me. The author has more credibility in my eyes than any employee of the TSA. >

> since there's no proof of his story, his story sits in doubt. Right? Not for me. The author has more credibility in my eyes than any employee of the TSA. > Is there reason for me to automatically doubt the sincerity of those who tested him? Since they lied to him through the entire ordeal ("We’ll just be a few minutes, and then you’ll be able to go."), the rest of their declarations are equally suspect.