Airline crew recruited via social media by drug trafficking groups

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I was coaching a young man who had just gotten dumped by his girlfriend. He told me they met a Passover getaway resort in some dreamy destination. Both of them were there with their families. They met, clicked, and spent practically the entire week together. Sounds romantic, right? After the trip ended, reality kicked in. [] The post The Club Med Fling appeared first on Aish.com.

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Airline crew member held in Australia for drug trafficking

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