Why would cartels risk being shipped on a Navy ship? Wouldn’t they first try a cargo ship?
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Idk, the fact that we, as procedure, x-ray and open any crates that seem suspicious?
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Could it have been shipped by from Fukuoka to Honolulu and then loaded there?
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Possibly. We did have a FedEx 767 fly from Fukuoka to Honolulu a few days back
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Was the man Asian?
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Yes, most likely Japanese or Korean.
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Indoctrinated North Korean?
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Could be, but didn’t you suspend flights between Japan and North Korea?
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Yes, but now that South Korea owns the place, they could have just crossed the DMZ or something?
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I guess, but then wouldn’t you be suspicious of a crate arriving from North Korea, especially if it’s being shipped to a suspicious address?
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And what does South Korea have to gain by sneaking a man onto a Bogland Navy vessel?
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I think NK definitely has a spy network in SK
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I think they wern’t shipped from NK direct, but via SK in person
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By the amount of water bottles he had, we assume he planning to stay hidden the entire trip.
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So would that change the shipping label?
Probably
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I mean, it had to change from a North Korean tag to a Japanese tag somewhere along the line.
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Maybe a SK tag to Japan tag?
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That would’ve made it less suspicious
A lot more suspicious
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