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Charles
D. McKinley, 25, of Brooklyn, N.Y.,
had four weeks of vacation coming, so he
decided to visit his parents in DeSoto, Texas.
Rather than buy a plane ticket for $320,
McKinley,
a shipping clerk, packed himself
into
a shipping crate and air-expressed
himself
home, charging the fees to his employer.
When
the crate was delivered to his parents'
front
step, McKinley pushed out of the box and
shook
hands with the "shaken and frightened"
delivery
driver. The driver called the police. After
an
investigation by the FBI, the U.S. attorney,
postal inspectors, the Federal Aviation
Administration and the Transportation
Security Administration, McKinley was charged
as a
stowaway, a federal misdemeanor.

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